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Speaker 2: It is Friday, June fifth, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Lots to get to today, from.
Speaker 2: A drama Friday show to a wild boomer attacks, some
Speaker 2: kids going fishing, and the shocking ending to the stolen
Speaker 2: Lego story, plus your calls, dispatches, emails, text Sam more
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Speaker 2: Time and there's never ever, ever, ever happens friends happen. Well,
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Speaker 1: Yeah, we have a.
Speaker 2: Last minute message. It would appear. Let's see where this
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Speaker 2: feeding lady with the two by four.
Speaker 1: Let's see what she said. Wait, Friday, we did it over.
Speaker 2: We made it to a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Speaker 2: has arrived. Patch yourself on the back. Feel good about
Speaker 2: what she've done.
Speaker 1: You put in hours.
Speaker 2: We've hung out, we've laughed, We've talked about all things viral.
Speaker 2: We spent an ordinate amount of time on a stolen
Speaker 2: lego collection.
Speaker 1: That is true, that is correct, A lot a lot
Speaker 1: of time, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So we will continue on today. How's everybody doing on
Speaker 2: a Friday?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 2: Very good? How are you good? Yeah, I'm just wondering.
Speaker 2: I was wondering if you're gonna ask me? You know,
Speaker 2: sometimes it's nice to, you know, ask back. We always
Speaker 2: ask you. I I just wanted to make sure what's
Speaker 2: gonna happen today. I don't need to start off with
Speaker 2: the fight here or anything.
Speaker 1: What if I don't care? Wow?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I knew that was in the cards. Possibly,
Speaker 2: I knew that was a potentiality.
Speaker 3: You get a couple couple slips and bush light, apple
Speaker 3: and this guy and he's spicy.
Speaker 2: You're drinking bush light before the show jar delicious. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, he's got a little glass of bush light
Speaker 2: over there. Bush drinking behind the microphone. Unbelievable, not on precedent, Yes, definitely.
Speaker 2: All right, let's put.
Speaker 1: All the things we learned not to do in those
Speaker 1: yearly trainings.
Speaker 2: True, let's put our figures on the pulse to see
Speaker 2: what's happened to this great, big, wide world of ours.
Speaker 2: And speaking of Lego people, we go back to the
Speaker 2: CEO of that bricks and minifigs company because you guys
Speaker 2: know what a Freudian slip is, right, Yeah, yeah, Freudian slip.
Speaker 2: Sigmund Freud, famous guy from back in history.
Speaker 1: And uh.
Speaker 2: He said that you know you would accidentally, you would
Speaker 2: accidentally say things that were really on your mind.
Speaker 1: And this is the CEO of the Lego company.
Speaker 2: That stole that guy's Star Wars Lego collection worth two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Ish, here we go.
Speaker 4: And would I would I like, if I had the
Speaker 4: chance right now to say, hey, if the company was
Speaker 4: you know, I had to go under, and you're gonna
Speaker 4: save a child's life. Guess what, guys, I think we
Speaker 4: have to let the company go undert that.
Speaker 2: But he said, if the company goes has to go under,
Speaker 2: we save a child's life. He said, I think we
Speaker 2: have to let the child And then I think you
Speaker 2: realized he was about to kill off the child in
Speaker 2: his statement. We would look if it comes between the
Speaker 2: company shutting down or letting a child die the child
Speaker 2: must die.
Speaker 1: Just in case you missed the slip here you.
Speaker 4: Go right what I like if I had the chance
Speaker 4: right now to say, hey, if the company was you know,
Speaker 4: I had to go under, and you're gonna save a
Speaker 4: child's life. Guess what, guys, I think we have to
Speaker 4: let the comp and you go on.
Speaker 2: Child almost went under those so close ripchild. Yeah, we'll
Speaker 2: get into more of what happened with this company and
Speaker 2: just a bit here on the show. And if you
Speaker 2: don't know anything about it, don't worry, never fret. We'll
Speaker 2: always tell you what's going on behind the scenes. Another
Speaker 2: thing I saw which was just so scary to me.
Speaker 2: Never played a lick of serious hockey in my life,
Speaker 2: but there was a guy who was out there on
Speaker 2: the ice playing for I don't know, is this Vegas's team?
Speaker 2: What they got the Night's helmet on their hockey uniform.
Speaker 2: That would be Vegas. That's Vegas. Okay, it's Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: And there's a player who if I'll put.
Speaker 1: This up on see it now, just so you guys
Speaker 1: can take a peek, because it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: He gets a puck to the mouth. Now, let's do
Speaker 2: a little bit of research here Sea Lane. How fast
Speaker 2: are hockey pucks going in the NHL?
Speaker 1: I mean they got to be smoking right, just at
Speaker 1: least ten.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at least ten miles an hour, If not eleven,
Speaker 2: we've we've got to be talking about a pretty serious number.
Speaker 3: It really depends on what what the person's doing. But
Speaker 3: during an NHL or Olympic game, hockey puck's routinely traveled
Speaker 3: between seventy five and one hundred and five miles an hour.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: The fastest recorded slap shot in NHL history belongs to
Speaker 3: the dno Chara and astonishing one hundred and eight point
Speaker 3: eight miles an hour during the twenty twelve All Star
Speaker 3: Skills competition.
Speaker 1: Easy.
Speaker 2: And as I recall, I think that there's a bit
Speaker 2: of weight to a hockey puck, Yeah, like a light thing.
Speaker 2: This hockey player took it right to the mouth right
Speaker 2: here here. Oh my god, all right, I will bring
Speaker 2: that back one time for the streamers right.
Speaker 1: Oh and and his mask didn't cover it, so he
Speaker 1: doesn't have a full face mask. No, No, he's got
Speaker 1: the mask like down to his nose area.
Speaker 2: And the hockey puck just got this guy right in
Speaker 2: the damn mouth. Just I mean right in the teeth,
Speaker 2: just joinked them in the face and the nose too.
Speaker 3: It looks like it might have hit a little bit
Speaker 3: of the face mask. I don't know how how that
Speaker 3: hurt him or or helped him at all. It didn't
Speaker 3: help him.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know that he went to the hospital
Speaker 2: because I see the story on this, which is the
Speaker 2: details I'll pull up here right now, says puck to
Speaker 2: the face. Las Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Brayden McNabb was
Speaker 2: rushed to the hospital and Rally Raleigh on Thursday after
Speaker 2: taking a slap shot to the face during the Carolina
Speaker 2: Hurricanes overtime win in Game two of the Stanley Cup Finals. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is right in the range you were saying. McNabb
Speaker 2: was struck on an eighty seven mile per hour shot
Speaker 2: by Carolina's Nickeolage ethers or Elers midway through the first period.
Speaker 1: Although he has advisor, the puck.
Speaker 2: Managed to sneak underneath his transparent shield, where it struck
Speaker 2: him in the forehead.
Speaker 1: They say the.
Speaker 2: Six six foot four veteran promptly fell to the ice
Speaker 2: before scurrying to the bench while holding his nose just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Of all of the things I could think of, like
Speaker 2: a hockey puck to the mouth seems like an absolute
Speaker 2: nightmare to me.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
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Speaker 2: But when I get in that really sweet zone of
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Speaker 2: I'm looking for. That is the destination I'm on my
Speaker 2: way to today. And it's a Friday, after all, so
Speaker 2: let's have some fun with things today.
Speaker 1: One more thing for you.
Speaker 2: Oh shoot, I have to put the hockey thing up
Speaker 2: on see it now, otherwise I'll absolutely forget one more
Speaker 2: thing that I did want to bring up. You know,
Speaker 2: I've been chronicling the robot uprising, and definitely we have
Speaker 2: a salvo fired in this for sure, if you haven't
Speaker 2: seen this, I will also put this up on see
Speaker 2: it now during the break. I'm going to be a busy,
Speaker 2: busy beaver during the break, but this is worth it.
Speaker 2: Here there was a show it looks to be in Japan.
Speaker 2: There's a bunch of young kids who maybe Korea.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know where they're from.
Speaker 2: You look and you tell me, Josh, where are these
Speaker 2: little kids from somewhere Korea?
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know. Seilan has to s there. It is.
Speaker 2: These young kids are watching as a robot is on
Speaker 2: display and the robots walking down this carpet as they
Speaker 2: all film, and definitely a salvo fired in the robot
Speaker 2: versus human war.
Speaker 1: He's dancing, he's moving, he's showing off Ki.
Speaker 2: He kicked the kid right in the chest. This is
Speaker 2: what's happened. We got violence from robots.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: This robot's wearing like an afro wig and it's dancing
Speaker 2: in front of this kid and it spin kicks his
Speaker 2: ass straight in the chest this little guy, and the
Speaker 2: little kid just wobbles over and falls down and false
Speaker 2: is this the robot operator like it looked like it
Speaker 2: had a significant amount of force behind it. The robot
Speaker 2: kicked his kid so hard that the robot was like,
Speaker 2: who just started completely falling over? So this is how
Speaker 2: it starts. Yeah, this is It is Archduke Fransfurt and
Speaker 2: exactly for historians, that is what started the First World War,
Speaker 2: all right, and this is the robot war. This is
Speaker 2: the first kick. The little Asian kid popped right in
Speaker 2: the chest.
Speaker 1: Again. I'll put both of those because they're visuals up
Speaker 1: on see it now when.
Speaker 2: We come back. Boy, oh boy, do we have a
Speaker 2: lot to get into. There's a couple who has released
Speaker 2: a video online. They're getting a lot of heat for it.
Speaker 2: You'll find out why. And a police officer is in
Speaker 2: big trouble and has been fired and arrested for doing
Speaker 2: something I can't believe.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do this.
Speaker 2: I might have to come to the defense of this
Speaker 2: police officer, all right, all right, he pointed a gun
Speaker 2: at somebody, everybody right down the day. He pointed a
Speaker 2: gun at somebody's sea land. But wait until you hear
Speaker 2: the reason why. I'll explain.
Speaker 1: It's coming up next on the news, Chunkie.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get to you your dispatches, your emails and
Speaker 2: all of that.
Speaker 1: Good stuff in a moment.
Speaker 2: But first I'm gonna do something I don't often do,
Speaker 2: and that is come to the defense of somebody who
Speaker 2: is in trouble for pointing a gun in another person,
Speaker 2: in this case a police officer. I'm defending the police officer.
Speaker 2: What do you already know what this person did? I
Speaker 2: know where it takes place, So yes, okay, well how
Speaker 2: do you know where it takes place?
Speaker 1: Just out of curiosity?
Speaker 3: Well, because I need to know stuff that happens in
Speaker 3: a certain state.
Speaker 2: So you heard me tease this story and you look
Speaker 2: at it. This isn't from Florida. This is not a
Speaker 2: Florida story. Yeah, okay, maybe there is a different one.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 2: This is out of South Carolina, where an officer was
Speaker 2: arrested and fired for allegedly aiming his service weapon at
Speaker 2: a fellow cop. All right, so this cop gets mad
Speaker 2: and he takes out his gun and he aims it
Speaker 2: at another police officer, and he threatens the police officer
Speaker 2: that he's going to shoot them, I guess, and the
Speaker 2: cop gets arrested, which I mean, how often does that happen?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: That the police officer ends up in cuffs and getting
Speaker 2: arrested and fired for doing this. And when I hear
Speaker 2: that kind of story, I go, well, that's terrible. I'm
Speaker 2: glad that that police officer has been apprehended. But every
Speaker 2: once in a while, you hear the rest of the story,
Speaker 2: as they used to say, and in this case, the
Speaker 2: rest of the story is everything, because the headline reads
Speaker 2: cop arrested and fired for allegedly pointing a gun at
Speaker 2: a fellow officer for microwaving fish at the police station.
Speaker 2: And I have to tell you it is the cardinal sin.
Speaker 2: Is it not, like we all know the office microwave. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: this is the thing that you know not to do
Speaker 2: when you're at any sort of workplace. And I guess
Speaker 2: that's what happened here, says a South Carolina police officer
Speaker 2: was arrested and fired for allegenedly aiming as service weapon
Speaker 2: at a fellow cop for microwaving fish in the police station.
Speaker 2: Michael Debas, forty six, a detective with the Myrtle Beach
Speaker 2: Police Department, was it with a charge of pointing and
Speaker 2: presenting a firearm at a person. According to the arrest warrant,
Speaker 2: the alleged incident involved the debates removing his department issued
Speaker 2: firearm from its holster while in the briefing room and
Speaker 2: pointing it at another officer. Then they said the separated
Speaker 2: employment from the police officers new one usually dislocated. We'll
Speaker 2: go back to fired everywhere. At some point, we'll go
Speaker 2: back to fired. It's like homeless. That's why I just
Speaker 2: stick with hobos because I figured we'll come back around
Speaker 2: to that after everybody changes the correct term five house.
Speaker 2: So yeah, now now they're saying separated employment from this
Speaker 2: police officer. He was placed on administrative leave immediately following
Speaker 2: the incident, while investigators were hard at work trying to
Speaker 2: figure out exactly what happened. They said they didn't specify
Speaker 2: whether his gun was loaded or not. But it seems
Speaker 2: like they were in like a meeting and all the
Speaker 2: cops were together and the one cop had make microwave
Speaker 2: fish in the office, and the other cop pulled the
Speaker 2: gun on him and pointed it at him.
Speaker 1: And I think they were just joking, But you.
Speaker 2: Know, you can't joke like that with the weapons that
Speaker 2: these officers have on them. And the police station says
Speaker 2: the incident does not reflect the values demonstrated by the
Speaker 2: men and women of Myrtle Beach Police Department every day. However,
Speaker 2: it does demonstrate our commitment to accountability and our willingness
Speaker 2: to address conduct that falls short of our standards. But seriously,
Speaker 2: I mean, everybody knows people are saying punishable by death,
Speaker 2: that or peeling and eating hard boiled eggs is the
Speaker 2: biggest sin. Oh, fish is a bigger sin. Fish is
Speaker 2: a bigger sin because it goes further. But peeling and
Speaker 2: eating hard boiled eggs. Selan's only defending this because he's
Speaker 2: done this multiple times in the office.
Speaker 1: I have never peeled a hard boiled egg at this off.
Speaker 1: There's someone I used to work with every day here
Speaker 1: that would do that right next to me at least
Speaker 1: three times. Yeah, that's the one. Oh really, Haley boss Man.
Speaker 1: And what's worse is someone did microwave fish here one
Speaker 1: time and the entire fourth floor smelled disgusting for the
Speaker 1: rest of the day.
Speaker 2: It's bad, it is, yeah, It's it's bad when that happens.
Speaker 3: And I think that I that that day I came
Speaker 3: in back to my studio and we came back from
Speaker 3: breaking I was like, somebody just broke the number one
Speaker 3: rule of the office kitchen and Sean was like, they
Speaker 3: might go in fish out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like everybody knows. Everybody knows. You don't do this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't really do a good job at cooking the
Speaker 2: fish to begin with. It thinks to high helen back,
Speaker 2: and it's just not allowed. We all though this. This
Speaker 2: guy knew this. I almost have to defend the police
Speaker 2: officer a little bit.
Speaker 3: I never think I never peeled any boiled eggs here,
Speaker 3: but there was a cafe downstairs at one point here
Speaker 3: that made a meat egg salad.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And when I was doing like full on keto egg
Speaker 3: salad is like protein and mayo and no carbs, I
Speaker 3: was like, just give me that in a cup.
Speaker 1: Just give me a cup of that egg salad. Let's go. God,
Speaker 1: you guys, I wish you knew more about Sea Lane's
Speaker 1: eating habits, because he does eat some strange things, especially
Speaker 1: when he's on those diets.
Speaker 2: Didn't you have like a what was your meat salad?
Speaker 2: What was that thing? Meat salad?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you have a meat salad.
Speaker 2: Or like a like a bologney salad that you would
Speaker 2: eat or something?
Speaker 3: Oh, that was something I ate as a kid. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what was it again? My grandmother called it meat?
Speaker 1: Goo. Me.
Speaker 2: God, I'm sorry I called it meat salad. I elevated
Speaker 2: it a little bit. Well, it's like ham salad, but
Speaker 2: you make it with bolooney instead. And that's what you
Speaker 2: what we always call to growing up. She fed you
Speaker 2: something that she called meat goo. Yep, okay, all right, Look,
Speaker 2: I mean there are worse things. I guess somewhere out
Speaker 2: there's delicious. I would have meat goo right now if
Speaker 2: I could just get the grinder out. Baby, what's holding you?
Speaker 2: If you're an adult, what is holding you back? There's
Speaker 2: a grinder, has so many parts. They're in the garage somewhere. Yeah,
Speaker 2: meat go. Somebody brings se LANs some meat goo please.
Speaker 2: So this is a weird Yeah, a very strange ask.
Speaker 2: And at least two or three globs of meat goo
Speaker 2: would be perfect so he can get through the show today.
Speaker 1: That's what he's looking for now, and it's it's not
Speaker 1: gonna do it for you, Josh. You know you wanted
Speaker 1: the extra. I let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: Send a dispatch over on the website or an email
Speaker 2: to tips at the newsjunkie dot com. A lot of
Speaker 2: people emailing about various things. We've talked about this week. Remember,
Speaker 2: if you want to be anonymous, put that on top
Speaker 2: of the email. This person says to tips at the
Speaker 2: news Junkie dot com. When I worked at Saint Louis
Speaker 2: Sweet Tarts Plant, you worked.
Speaker 1: At the Sweet Yards plant. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: We had a mechanic who would bring in his mother's
Speaker 2: linguini with clam sauce, with lots of clams and tons
Speaker 2: of garlic. Then he microwave it way too long. We
Speaker 2: eventually called it his mother's linguini with stink sauce. And
Speaker 2: you just know, God, you're not supposed to make it
Speaker 2: in the office. It's a hundred percent true.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what would would revolutionize things. You know,
Speaker 3: so many of our daily use gadgets kind of plateau,
Speaker 3: and they don't you know. The last thing they did
Speaker 3: to revolutionize the microwave was adding that add thirty seconds button.
Speaker 3: They add thirty seconds button. That was like the last
Speaker 3: thing we did. If they could or the sinner. Did
Speaker 3: they have the spinner when when you were a kid
Speaker 3: or I thought we always had the center round for
Speaker 3: a while. Okay, but if they were to either adjust
Speaker 3: the microwave in some fashion or make some sort of
Speaker 3: microwaveable gadget that would hold in the fish smell. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and not you know, nasally offend everybody in your office.
Speaker 3: I think you could make make a pretty penny there.
Speaker 3: You could make some cash on that. Over on TJ chat,
Speaker 3: there was an old guy at the dog track. You
Speaker 3: used to sit there with his bet sheet with a
Speaker 3: sardine sandwich.
Speaker 1: Every time I ever went there.
Speaker 2: He's sitting there with that foul ass sandwich, says this person.
Speaker 1: You know, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: There's I don't know people that routinely eat tin fish,
Speaker 3: but they sell it all the time. They sell it
Speaker 3: at gas stations. That's how common it is. People just
Speaker 3: pick up a can of sardines at the gas station.
Speaker 1: That's popular. Yeah, I like tinfish.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying, like, I don't know, you don't
Speaker 3: see so the thing that you see all the time,
Speaker 3: but you don't see people like, you know, emptying the
Speaker 3: shelves of the tined fish.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it's most part with women right now though,
Speaker 2: Isn't it still like getting the tin of fish and women.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I just know that they do it.
Speaker 2: It's like a TikTok thing. It's a social media because
Speaker 2: they have a brand that's like trendy now fish wife.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Greg, you act like this some sort of
Speaker 2: sexist thing that I'm doing, But I believe it's like
Speaker 2: heavily women who like these tin fish options called fish wife,
Speaker 2: So they have kind of a name here, and they're
Speaker 2: doing a lot of TikTok advertising, which tends to be frequented.
Speaker 1: By a lot of women.
Speaker 2: I have to tell you, when I've watched this before,
Speaker 2: just scrolling through the social media feed, I have seen
Speaker 2: endless videos of people who are like I got so
Speaker 2: excited about the videos of people eating these the tin fish,
Speaker 2: and I got one myself and they were doing a
Speaker 2: taste test and there's bones hanging out of it and
Speaker 2: they're ripping this little fish apart, and it's good for you.
Speaker 2: That's why you pull a gun on somebody else. This
Speaker 2: is literally what happens in these circumstances.
Speaker 3: So what did they charge the guy with? Because I
Speaker 3: remember being curious about if I were to go out
Speaker 3: downtown and punch a cop, I wouldn't get charged with battery.
Speaker 3: I would get charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Yeah,
Speaker 3: if I was a cop and I punched a cop?
Speaker 1: Does that? Does that? Does that? Do they cancel each
Speaker 1: other out and you just get battery?
Speaker 2: Or do they chargren with pointing and presenting a firearm
Speaker 2: and repressing?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so pointing and presenting a firearm at the person
Speaker 2: was the actual charge. But all of it started because
Speaker 2: the guy was pissed off because somebody started microwaving fish
Speaker 2: in the police department microwave.
Speaker 1: And that'll do it every time.
Speaker 3: I've gotten a lot of bad texts from Pizza Pisenberg,
Speaker 3: but none more disturbing than this one that says, no worries, Bud,
Speaker 3: I'm hand whipping you up some meat goo right now.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank god, it's about time he did something for
Speaker 2: the show. You too can join in. Send all the
Speaker 2: meat goo you can muster up to silane back at IHEARTHQ.
Speaker 2: You don't need to put it in any sort of
Speaker 2: like plastic receptacle, just wrap it up in like a
Speaker 2: Saran wrap ball and then deliver it and thank you
Speaker 2: for that.
Speaker 1: We appreciate you doing that ahead of time.
Speaker 2: Give us your thoughts on what's off limits if you
Speaker 2: defend this police officer and what he did, or anything
Speaker 2: else you have on your mind. Set a dispatch on
Speaker 2: the website or the app, or an email to tips
Speaker 2: tips at thenewschunki dot com. When we return, somebody who
Speaker 2: I thought had disappeared for good has pomped back up.
Speaker 2: A celebrity who I thought was gone forever has resurfaced
Speaker 2: and they now have a brand new job. And I
Speaker 2: have to tell you, I wanted to laugh at this person,
Speaker 2: but they have like this infectious way of delivering this news.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play it for you.
Speaker 2: You tell me what you think that's coming up next
Speaker 2: on the News Junkie. Join us on the show with
Speaker 2: your dispatches and emails over at thenewschunki dot com. Boomers,
Speaker 2: I'm talking specifically to you right now.
Speaker 1: Love you, right you guys.
Speaker 2: I mean, if it wasn't for you boomers, what wouldn't
Speaker 2: we be able to do? I mean, if it wasn't
Speaker 2: for you boomers, we'd have to struggle with things like
Speaker 2: cheap houses and all sorts of other terrible problems that
Speaker 2: we wouldn't want to face. Boomers, I love you. You work hard,
Speaker 2: You're tough people. You came from tougher times. Everybody now
Speaker 2: is coddled. They're little whiners. You're great. I got no
Speaker 2: problem with you, okay, but we have to get something straight.
Speaker 2: I don't know why so many of you boomers are
Speaker 2: triggered by young kids fishing. But it has to stop.
Speaker 2: It needs to stop. I consider here all day on
Speaker 2: this show and play clip after clip of some situation
Speaker 2: where a young kid is just trying to fish somewhere
Speaker 2: and some boomer stumbles upon them and it starts screaming
Speaker 2: at them and attacking them. I literally see these videos
Speaker 2: all day long. I'll play one for you at just
Speaker 2: a second here. But to me, this is so it's
Speaker 2: so crazy. Of all the things that you could complain
Speaker 2: about young people doing, this is like the most harmless thing. Oh,
Speaker 2: they're fishing. They're out there throwing some lures in the
Speaker 2: water and reeling them in. Like they're not out there
Speaker 2: crashing cars, probably doing drugs. They're not doing drugs. They're fishing.
Speaker 2: It's literally the most harmless thing. Why old people are
Speaker 2: triggered by this. It never ceases to amaze me how
Speaker 2: many videos there are of this. Since says, does old
Speaker 2: man Shawn know he's a boomer, you are maybe one
Speaker 2: of the dumbest chatters. Legitimately, Okay, maybe one of the
Speaker 2: dumbest chatters around. Everybody Bully sent solution for a little while,
Speaker 2: please because it's just incredibly stupid chat messages. This guy
Speaker 2: has been upset because there are some young kids fishing
Speaker 2: near him, and he explodes. And when I say explodes,
Speaker 2: I mean brace yourself for this. Let me give you
Speaker 2: a couple of details before him. A seventy year old
Speaker 2: man has been charged for this incident. There was a
Speaker 2: twenty one year old man and some younger friends in
Speaker 2: Hoping Hopkinson, Massachusetts. Sorry Hopkinson if I got that wrong.
Speaker 2: Beautiful there, Hopkinson, Massachusetts. Josh loves it there, big fan.
Speaker 2: According to the Hopkinson police report, this guy, the person
Speaker 2: who was charged, shouted at a group of young men
Speaker 2: that it was time to go because they were on
Speaker 2: this lake and the young kids were just down there fishing.
Speaker 2: Here's the interaction that followed. And I am telling you, hey,
Speaker 2: what is going on. Boomer is going after these fishermen,
Speaker 2: these young kids. You gotta stop this. Here's what went down.
Speaker 1: Time to go, Time to go, Pardipooper. The kids said,
Speaker 1: you got there and listen to you doing it all
Speaker 1: day long, and see how you like it. Who you
Speaker 1: bought a house on the lake. I like this kid already.
Speaker 2: So the guy's complaining about the noise and the kids
Speaker 2: are fishing, and the kid goes, whoop do you do?
Speaker 2: You bought a house on a lake. It's just it's
Speaker 2: part of what happens here, like whata.
Speaker 1: No, you're not you're you see the sign? You see
Speaker 1: the sign? You see the sign?
Speaker 7: Can you read?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 1: Stop it one time?
Speaker 2: Okay, just I want you to all brace yourselves because
Speaker 2: this is going to get wild. A little bit of
Speaker 2: warning for all of you on the stream, all of
Speaker 2: you on YouTube and twitch.
Speaker 1: This is going to get wild.
Speaker 2: This guy is pissed off because these kids were fishing.
Speaker 1: Believe me, time to go? If you, if you, if
Speaker 1: you only stayed for a little while, and did you
Speaker 1: think it's time to go go?
Speaker 2: Ticket hold on the other part was bleeped out. I
Speaker 2: thought that was too all right, thank you? He said,
Speaker 2: what the f do you mean? So this kid is
Speaker 2: sitting there and he this one kid in particular, is
Speaker 2: on his jet ski. But these kids had been down
Speaker 2: there fishing and hanging out and doing their thing, and
Speaker 2: this old man is pissed off. He probably hears the
Speaker 2: sound of the jet ski. It's life on a lake, right,
Speaker 2: isn't this kind of part of what do you do?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What do you do? You live on a lake, cows,
Speaker 1: This is what you get out here.
Speaker 2: And they recorded this whole escapade with this guy, Thank god,
Speaker 2: so we get to hear what ended up happening here.
Speaker 1: He's yelling at him, he won't give up.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's always a bad idea to confront
Speaker 2: people over something like this when they're just literally having fun.
Speaker 1: They're not doing anything terrible. Now does it say.
Speaker 2: No jet ski right by where the kids are? Yes,
Speaker 2: it does, as it does. Yeah, there's a sign that
Speaker 2: says no mooring, which what does that mean? Mooring is
Speaker 2: tying your boat to something. Yeah, okay, so no mooring,
Speaker 2: no jet ski. He says, no jet ski, no boats,
Speaker 2: no stop doing that.
Speaker 1: I can't read right here.
Speaker 2: Just read the sign for the people see that no
Speaker 2: jet ski, no boats, no grilling, and no fireworks. Maybe
Speaker 2: I don't know. There's no swimming. No swimming is the
Speaker 2: bottom one that it says. So back to this guy
Speaker 2: losing here down.
Speaker 1: You live on I'll find out by your registration if
Speaker 1: you come. Oh, I'm sure, yeah, I will. No, you
Speaker 1: won't have you I will promise you won't.
Speaker 2: We have a standoff. Now, he's like, where do you live.
Speaker 2: I'll find out where you live. I'm gonna look at
Speaker 2: the registration on your car. Okay, is this guy a car? No,
Speaker 2: he's just you look a registration on the car. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I like, I mean, and if I if I give
Speaker 2: him the best case scenario, the kids are being annoying
Speaker 2: on a jet ski and they were reving the jet
Speaker 2: ski or something. It's like, just ignore it for a
Speaker 2: hot second. Man, It's really not that big.
Speaker 1: Of a deal. It really is not that the level
Speaker 1: that this guy goes to. Again, it's gonna get a
Speaker 1: lot crazier here. I'm just you're not going to do
Speaker 1: like call the police again. That's all do it? Okay?
Speaker 1: Are they gonna shoot me? He's saying, I'm black? What
Speaker 1: are the kids? And I'm black? And the other kids
Speaker 1: said what are they going to do? Shoot me? And
Speaker 1: the old man said, you want me to shoot you?
Speaker 1: So now we're going to the level of threats again.
Speaker 2: All of this could have been avoided by just like
Speaker 2: letting kids play around.
Speaker 1: Kids are going to do stuff like this.
Speaker 2: Are kids annoying sometimes, yes, but this is like the
Speaker 2: least annoying things. This is not one of those things
Speaker 2: where kids are doing public gatherings where they all just
Speaker 2: run wild and break everything and do the street takeovers.
Speaker 1: And this is not anywhere near on that level.
Speaker 2: This is just some kids hanging out being kids with
Speaker 2: jet skis.
Speaker 1: All right, he's coming down after him here, we got watch.
Speaker 2: Okay, one of these kids, I should mention is I
Speaker 2: believe disabled? And when he comes down, the kid just said,
Speaker 2: are you gonna beat up a cripple?
Speaker 1: All right? One of these kids is disabled?
Speaker 2: And he's when when the old man walks down, he's
Speaker 2: blowing his top. Now the kid goes, you're gonna beat
Speaker 2: up a cripple?
Speaker 1: You need a curse again? Oh god?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, first of all, let me let me recap
Speaker 2: what's going on here so far. There's a lot they
Speaker 2: said they censored this, but I'll turn the volume down
Speaker 2: just a little bit.
Speaker 1: Here he gets into this young kid's face.
Speaker 2: And the young kid and him are like, maybe, what
Speaker 2: do we saying? Like a couple of inches away from
Speaker 2: each other's faces. Yeah, they're like they're right in each
Speaker 2: other's faces, that's too close.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he slaps them.
Speaker 2: He slaps them, picks them up, body slams him in
Speaker 2: the water.
Speaker 1: He's holding him underwater, drowning him.
Speaker 2: He's drowning him right now. He's his friends are finally
Speaker 2: grabbing the old man to try to pull him off
Speaker 2: of him because he was shoving the kid's face underwater
Speaker 2: and pushing his entire body under the surface of the water.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna keep this muted because otherwise Josh doesn't even
Speaker 2: have any more dump button to hit at this. Somebody says, dude,
Speaker 2: he's in his face. It's not that serious. I mean,
Speaker 2: now we're clearly at attempted murder, right like, Yeah, if
Speaker 2: you take somebody and shove them underwater because you were
Speaker 2: irritated about them driving or riding a jet ski in
Speaker 2: your leg, you are at the level of attempted murder.
Speaker 1: You tried to kill him. You were pushing him underwater.
Speaker 1: Is that in the cripple he's pushing underwater. Yeah.
Speaker 2: He threw his uh uh crutches to the side. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's wrong with this kid, you know, maybe
Speaker 2: he broke his leg or something, but he threw his
Speaker 2: crutches to the side. And then the old man got
Speaker 2: right up into his face and then he tried to
Speaker 2: drown him in the river. I'll bring it back to
Speaker 2: this point just so everybody can see they're right in
Speaker 2: each other's faces for those of you on YouTube and twitch.
Speaker 2: He slaps him hard, just full slap in the kid's face.
Speaker 2: Then he picks him up and shoves him underwater and
Speaker 2: forcefully holds him with his head underwater.
Speaker 3: I don't think i'd be wrong in saying that the
Speaker 3: kid did not make a move like that kid didn't
Speaker 3: do anything physical.
Speaker 1: The guy struck first.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he just stood there. The kid just stood there,
Speaker 2: and he's like, do something, What are you going to do?
Speaker 2: Do something like you're definitely going to spend some time
Speaker 2: in jail for this. So he says that's that's horrible.
Speaker 2: The kid's face was shocked when he got slapped, of course. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't think he knew that this was going to happen.
Speaker 2: And then after that, the guy still continues to taunt
Speaker 2: these kids. There's about a five minute video or so, Okay,
Speaker 2: hold is this safe now? Because this goes into an
Speaker 2: actual news report. I feel like I have full dump again. Okay,
Speaker 2: you do all right, okay, all right here this is
Speaker 2: supposed to be the news report.
Speaker 6: This is the video prosecutors used to charge Stephen Dana
Speaker 6: with attempted murder. The video shows Dana allegedly punching the
Speaker 6: twenty one year old victim while in Lake mass.
Speaker 9: Banach Cominwolf versus Stephen Dana in court.
Speaker 6: Seventy year old Stephen Dana of Hopkinton is arraigned in
Speaker 6: framing him this afternoon, charged with a list of crimes.
Speaker 2: You know, he's doing this move by the way where
Speaker 2: they lead the seven year old man into the courtroom
Speaker 2: and he's like just waddling kind of slow.
Speaker 1: Just a seventy year old man. Is he doing that
Speaker 1: on purpose? Or does he have shackles on?
Speaker 2: He might be shackled up, But I think he's playing
Speaker 2: I think yeah, I think he's playing into the old
Speaker 2: a little bit too. He's like, what me, just these
Speaker 2: young kids in this old man?
Speaker 6: The attempted murder that involves strangulation and assault and battery
Speaker 6: on a disabled person. When this is tell us this
Speaker 6: all happened near the boat ramp on Wednesday night. Neighbors
Speaker 6: say Dana got into a verbal argument with a group
Speaker 6: of jet skiers that included a twenty one year old
Speaker 6: who was on crutches. That fight went into the water,
Speaker 6: and prosecutors saying Dana slapped the man and then tried
Speaker 6: to hold him underwater until people nearby pulled him off.
Speaker 10: Sureanly Whiteness received those injuries while being held underwater by
Speaker 10: the defendant and thrashing and trying to get above water.
Speaker 10: The allegations are also that the defendant only released the
Speaker 10: name witness when his friends pulled him physically off.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, the friends had to drag his ass off
Speaker 1: of dude.
Speaker 2: All you had to do was just take a deep breath, relax.
Speaker 2: Don't be so triggered by young kids fishing or riding
Speaker 2: jet skis or whatever it is that they're doing. There
Speaker 2: are more important things in the world, and now you're
Speaker 2: going to spend some serious time behind behind bars for
Speaker 2: doing all this. Stephen Dana I charged with attempted or
Speaker 2: two counts of strangulation, suffocation, assault and battery on a
Speaker 2: disabled person. Give us your thoughts, send us a dispatch
Speaker 2: over at the newsjunkie dot com Right now, all right,
Speaker 2: we'll get into some of your dispatches, some of your
Speaker 2: emails all of that good stuff. You can email the
Speaker 2: show tips at the Newsjunkie dot com. In fact, anonymous emails.
Speaker 2: It says, tell Selayan that I have made him ham
Speaker 2: salad using a food processor. You could call this meat
Speaker 2: goo if you wanted. It only has a couple of
Speaker 2: parts an ingredient sentence, It says Anonymous. Thank you Anonymous. Yeah,
Speaker 2: just bring that right on over if you don't mind.
Speaker 2: This is the meat goo delivery.
Speaker 3: Why do I want a delivery of meat salad from
Speaker 3: somebody who wishes to remain anonymous?
Speaker 2: Just this person doesn't want to get their name out
Speaker 2: there lest everybody want to get everybody wants to get anonymous.
Speaker 2: But this is the one that I think you should.
Speaker 2: You should blow the lid off of it, says anonymous. Okay,
Speaker 2: I said I would respect that. It says miss right
Speaker 2: on top of the email. Uh. Here's Mike, who says
Speaker 2: about the News Junkie app. Maybe I'm just a luddite here.
Speaker 2: But when I try to send a dispatch on the app,
Speaker 2: the stop recording button is below where the phone function
Speaker 2: buttons are. I can't access the stop button on a
Speaker 2: Motorola Edge. Brother, what a Motorola Edge hold on, what
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 10: What is that?
Speaker 2: Even I don't know, a Motorola Edge. Okay, it looks
Speaker 2: like a normal person phone. Yeah, you got some some
Speaker 2: Android device. I'll look into it, sir.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If you're having problems, you can always use the backup
Speaker 2: of the website. But the app should work pretty well,
Speaker 2: and I do updates time and again. But give me
Speaker 2: screenshots if you can. Tips at the news junkie dot com.
Speaker 1: Screenshots are always very very helpful for this exact reason.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see here, we got a couple of dispatches.
Speaker 2: I want to work at least one in here is
Speaker 2: somebody talking about the way that Well, let's go over.
Speaker 1: To this one.
Speaker 2: Here's Guitar Slinger with a dispatch talking about microwaves.
Speaker 11: I remember the first microwave we had as a kid.
Speaker 11: It had a big rotary dial that you turn this
Speaker 11: at the.
Speaker 1: Time, and it was all analog. There was no digital.
Speaker 11: It had two buttons cook defrost, that's there your options.
Speaker 11: And the big thrill was to microwave a hot dog
Speaker 11: inside the bun wrapped in a paper towel, you know,
Speaker 11: under a minute.
Speaker 1: That was our big thrill for the first microwave. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they added some features after that, but Seeland Sand they
Speaker 1: just stopped. They never went any further.
Speaker 2: They don't have any features that could, let's say, prevent
Speaker 2: problems by keeping in the smell of microwave fish.
Speaker 1: That would be nice, but it should be a feature.
Speaker 1: Sea Land.
Speaker 2: I think that you could turn on and off because
Speaker 2: I want, like I want the smell of microwave popcorn
Speaker 2: to make its way through the house and maneuver like
Speaker 2: a cartoon. I think that's fine, but the fish is
Speaker 2: just you know, it's a no go for microwave or popcorn. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean, what are you doing? You have you're putting
Speaker 2: the Jiffy pop on the stovetop?
Speaker 1: Still, what year is there?
Speaker 3: No, you just do the oil in the bottom of
Speaker 3: the pan and you let it roll, all right, let
Speaker 3: it roll?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I'm not letting it roll just yet,
Speaker 1: but I do appreciate that you are. Keep those emails
Speaker 1: and dispatches coming in. We have to talk about this
Speaker 1: couple that made an announcement that has really divided people
Speaker 1: on the internet. I have some issues with what happened
Speaker 1: in this story. That's not what most people are upset about.
Speaker 1: But I'll play the announcement from them, and we can
Speaker 1: talk about what you guys think about this particular couple
Speaker 1: that's getting so much heat today.
Speaker 2: What's going down with this story. You're going to find
Speaker 2: out that's coming up next. I'm going to use junkie
Speaker 2: join us with a dispatcher and email over at thenewsjunkie
Speaker 2: dot com. Right now, this couple has posted something online
Speaker 2: that just exploded millions and millions of views.
Speaker 1: And it's some YouTuber.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say their name or the YouTube
Speaker 2: channel or all that stuff because I don't want to
Speaker 2: throw any support behind these people, or I don't want
Speaker 2: people even going over to subscribe just for the drama element.
Speaker 2: I hate these kind of YouTubers. I think they're the worst.
Speaker 2: Don't get me wrong. I think family YouTubers can be fine,
Speaker 2: like just sharing what's going on with your family and
Speaker 2: your kids and having a nice little YouTube channel, totally fine,
Speaker 2: don't care about that. But there's another level of it,
Speaker 2: and this YouTube couple falls in that category, I think. Now,
Speaker 2: apparently this YouTube couple had recently revealed that they were pregnant,
Speaker 2: and they did a whole video where they're like, here's
Speaker 2: the pregnancy test. Here's the reveal, and we're having a baby.
Speaker 2: And now they did another video where they looked live
Speaker 2: while recording the video at the results of the test
Speaker 2: to determine if their kid would have Down syndrome. And
Speaker 2: when it was shown that there was a chance that
Speaker 2: their child will be born with Down syndrome, they decided
Speaker 2: to have an abortion and terminate the pregnancy. And for
Speaker 2: some reason, I bring you back to my original point,
Speaker 2: they decided to record all of this and posted online.
Speaker 2: That's the big issue I have here. I honestly, I'm
Speaker 2: being serious here. I do not care what kind of
Speaker 2: decisions couples make amongst themselves like this. These are very,
Speaker 2: very difficult decisions. These are decisions based on your own morals,
Speaker 2: your own views of the world, and what you think
Speaker 2: is right and wrong, all right, And my biggest issue
Speaker 2: is the people who take this.
Speaker 1: And want them monetize it.
Speaker 2: You're so desperate for clicks and attention, even negative attention,
Speaker 2: that you're going to post something like this online. And
Speaker 2: it never strikes these people like, hey, maybe some stuff
Speaker 2: should just be private.
Speaker 1: Here's the video that's going megaviral to it is all I.
Speaker 12: Have to download the official report or abnormal insight result
Speaker 12: consistent what tries to me twenty one? No?
Speaker 1: What is it? Wait?
Speaker 9: Where are you saying this?
Speaker 2: So they said there is something consistent with tris to
Speaker 2: me twenty one trisomy twenty one, which is a genetic
Speaker 2: condition where a person is born with an extra chromosome.
Speaker 2: You could do tests for this now, And they're acting
Speaker 2: as if they have not seen this before, like, at
Speaker 2: least cheat and look at the test beforehand, all right,
Speaker 2: look at the test beforehand and know what the result is.
Speaker 2: And they go, Okay, this is something very personal and
Speaker 2: we're not going to post this online. The level of
Speaker 2: desperation to post these of things, in these decisions that
Speaker 2: I'm not even going to judge you for, but a
Speaker 2: lot of people will, oh yeah, and they're so upset
Speaker 2: that the internet is judging them today.
Speaker 1: It's like, of.
Speaker 2: Course, I mean, do you think you're gonna put information
Speaker 2: like this out and parents of kids with Down syndrome
Speaker 2: aren't going to react? Do you think when you make
Speaker 2: something public like this that you're going to terminate the
Speaker 2: pregnancy because this kid would have been born with Down syndrome?
Speaker 2: Those parents don't have a right to weigh in just
Speaker 2: like you apparently had a right to post it to
Speaker 2: begin with, Like, why on earth would you post this?
Speaker 1: Well, why are you surprised? No, not you.
Speaker 3: Why are they surprised that that they're they're getting any
Speaker 3: sort of pushback from this?
Speaker 2: Why they shouldn't be. Yeah, yeah, they really shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, all all you have to do is
Speaker 2: not film the moment or just realize before you're about
Speaker 2: to hit that little published button. Hey maybe this is
Speaker 2: a bad idea, but to post it make your decision. Again,
Speaker 2: I'm not casting judgment on that. That's for them and
Speaker 2: whoever else to be judging about. But to post it
Speaker 2: and then then get a butt hurt about getting some
Speaker 2: sort of reaction, that's the thing. See, they're reading the
Speaker 2: results on a phone.
Speaker 12: Normal insight result, Oh that showed three criminison twenty one
Speaker 12: sings consistent, tryes me twenty one down syndrome to counseling
Speaker 12: is recommended. I don't consistent tries to twenty one.
Speaker 1: And then she starts crying.
Speaker 2: Obviously, imagine, I know that's that's one thing, but people
Speaker 2: are it's so boring. It's it's crazy to me that
Speaker 2: people record and post stuff like this and then she's
Speaker 2: crying and You're like, how is this your life? This
Speaker 2: should be between you and your wife in a very
Speaker 2: very very very very private thing.
Speaker 1: It should be very private.
Speaker 2: And then I would go, hey, you guys made your decision,
Speaker 2: you do your thing, fine, But that's not what they did.
Speaker 2: And then they posted online. Here's the guy from the
Speaker 2: YouTube channel. He says, I've never seen such hate and
Speaker 2: vitriol for two people grieving the loss of their unborn
Speaker 2: child and making an impossible decision. The last twenty four
Speaker 2: hours have exposed the side of humanity that is deeply disturbing.
Speaker 2: Being called murderous pieces of s evil compared to Hitler
Speaker 2: and receiving NonStop death threats. Seeing my six year old
Speaker 2: dog with stage four kidney disease be used as a weapon,
Speaker 2: manipulating my words an intent in a tweet or saying
Speaker 2: we'll regret this decision forever and must repent to God
Speaker 2: is absolute insanity. I mean, what did you expect, my guy?
Speaker 2: You were putting this unbelievably private, personal and brutal moment
Speaker 2: on the internet. And are we all going to pretend
Speaker 2: do you think all of us are just gonna put
Speaker 2: on our dunce hats and pretend that we don't know
Speaker 2: why you're doing that. We know why you're doing that.
Speaker 2: You're doing it to monetize this tragic moment in your life.
Speaker 2: That's alle hundred percent. Everybody knows it why you're doing it.
Speaker 2: You're doing it because you want to make money, and
Speaker 2: you want to get subscribers and all costs, at all costs,
Speaker 2: you want to do this, So save your tears for me.
Speaker 1: I really don't care.
Speaker 2: If you ever wanted to marvel at the depravity of
Speaker 2: people online, just check the replies of my latest tweet.
Speaker 2: It's an s show of epic proportions. A lot of
Speaker 2: these people use God or Jesus as their justification for
Speaker 2: threatening us and wanting us to cast us into hell.
Speaker 1: I mean literally.
Speaker 2: I hate to say this because it seems brutal and unfair,
Speaker 2: but I think sometimes you just have to realize the
Speaker 2: reality of the internet, all right. Like, I know, you
Speaker 2: could say, like, well, people were mean about this, and
Speaker 2: people were saying very very offensive things, and well, what
Speaker 2: exactly did you think it was going to happen?
Speaker 1: Putting this online?
Speaker 2: It's like me putting a sex tape of myself online
Speaker 2: and then being annoyed when people were talking about and
Speaker 2: were commenting about, like Sean looks so impressive in this video,
Speaker 2: and like, you know, this guy looks like a real star,
Speaker 2: and and I would then if I got upset about that,
Speaker 2: you might say, well, then why would you post this
Speaker 2: online to begin with? You see, there's the moment And
Speaker 2: and just for the record, every single person who has
Speaker 2: a child with Down syndrome and has a take on this,
Speaker 2: that's completely fine. There's that you cannot hate on those people.
Speaker 2: They have a different experience in life. They find this
Speaker 2: to be something that they're you.
Speaker 1: Know, repelled by, and I don't blame them for having
Speaker 1: a reaction to that in their particular circumstances. He says.
Speaker 2: So many mothers have reached out privately commending us on
Speaker 2: our bravery to speak truthfully about this topic.
Speaker 1: Yah, yeah, I'm sure there's a whole bunch uh huh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, this has never been There has never been
Speaker 2: a more important time to speak up and out about
Speaker 2: the things that matter. Don't let the vocal minority stop
Speaker 2: you from sharing your truth, buddy. I don't think you've
Speaker 2: run into the vocal minority here. I think you've run
Speaker 2: into the masses, the normies, the audience of people who
Speaker 2: think you're weird and attention starved and kind of grotesque
Speaker 2: in monetizing these sorts of moments. So I think that
Speaker 2: they're just fine in their criticism of you, and you're
Speaker 2: going to get a couple of loons along the way.
Speaker 2: But don't post this stuff online. And guess what, you
Speaker 2: never have this problem. You wouldn't have this issue, You
Speaker 2: would never ever face this, and there wouldn't be a
Speaker 2: problem with it.
Speaker 1: So let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say the YouTube names or anything
Speaker 2: like that because I don't want to give it any
Speaker 2: more attention than it already has. And that's sort of
Speaker 2: the I think the goal. Like I think that's what
Speaker 2: they're trying to do to begin with. Let us know,
Speaker 2: give us your thoughts. Send a dispatch over at thenewsjunkie
Speaker 2: dot com. Okay, we have a lot of emails and
Speaker 2: various things coming ins about it's a crime to disturb fishermen. Really,
Speaker 2: he says, Hey, Sean just wanted to let the boomers know.
Speaker 2: This is in relation to another story where an old
Speaker 2: man snapped at these kids who were fishing and riding
Speaker 2: jet skis and he ended up with an attempted murder charge.
Speaker 2: He says, hey, Sean, just want to let these boomers
Speaker 2: know in some states like Florida, it's a second degree
Speaker 2: misdemeanor to disturb and harassed fishermen. Here's the exact law,
Speaker 2: and he sends a statute of a law. I did
Speaker 2: not know that was a thing, but to thank you
Speaker 2: for them.
Speaker 3: A crime to intentionally do any of the following within
Speaker 3: a wildlife or fish management area or on state owned waters,
Speaker 3: interfere with or attempt to prevent someone from lawfully catching fish,
Speaker 3: attempt to disturb the fish or alter their behavior with
Speaker 3: the intent to prevent them from being caught. So like,
Speaker 3: if you toss something in the water that fish don't
Speaker 3: like the smell of and they all leave, you haven't
Speaker 3: disturbed the fishermen, but you've moved the fish. Now you
Speaker 3: can't do that or harass, threatn or physically obstruct the
Speaker 3: person doing the fishing.
Speaker 1: That's weird because it's just like in particular protecting fishermen.
Speaker 1: That's that's a strange thing.
Speaker 3: They say that these like laws that they have are
Speaker 3: often called sportsman harassment laws to prevent conflict and ensure
Speaker 3: outdoor recreation remains safe and lawful.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, I mean that might be another thing
Speaker 1: that this guy would add to face, but they don't
Speaker 1: worry about those charges when they got attempted murder because
Speaker 1: he tried to drown a kid, right.
Speaker 3: I think that, like you know, some of the fishing
Speaker 3: kids stories that we see, you know, like the hoa
Speaker 3: guy that wants to run off the kids and all that,
Speaker 3: those aren't state owned waters. I don't think some of them,
Speaker 3: like so this wouldn't apply, but I think some of
Speaker 3: them it could apply.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if it's a private neighborhood, I guess you know,
Speaker 2: it's a completely different situation. A lot of feedback coming in.
Speaker 2: We want to absorb that and see what you have
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Speaker 2: about here on the show. So send those in on
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Speaker 2: come back, there is another man upset.
Speaker 1: About kids on e bikes that we have to get into.
Speaker 2: We got the Lego update, the final update, I assure you.
Speaker 1: We wrap up the week.
Speaker 2: With the final update on the Lego saga and a
Speaker 2: family that has been harmed by the water coming into
Speaker 2: their house, a story that you are not gonna believe.
Speaker 2: That's coming up in the next little it as well.
Speaker 2: It's all coming up next on the News. Chunky a
Speaker 2: celebrity gone for a while, a celebrity from the sports
Speaker 2: world who has resurfaced, and he's been out of football
Speaker 2: because he was an NFL player for fifteen years. And
Speaker 2: he guesses as to who this might be. It's not
Speaker 2: the person you're seeing. If you're I can see him
Speaker 2: and I can't tell, but I don't know who that
Speaker 2: is all. You don't know who John Gruden is on
Speaker 2: site as John Gruden, former coach of the Raiders that
Speaker 2: you're looking at right there. Even I know that ceiling Jesus, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because you read it. You just read it. No, I
Speaker 2: knew it to begin with. They call him chucky. I
Speaker 2: know a little bit about John Gruden. I know his stuff.
Speaker 1: But he's interviewing somebody here who's been you know, like
Speaker 1: I bought all his earlier albums.
Speaker 2: And and the person he's interviewing not only has have
Speaker 2: they been completely m I A, but that's also a
Speaker 2: clue to who this athlete is.
Speaker 1: All right, that's who. That's a clue. M I A.
Speaker 1: And somebody who flies like paper and gets highlight playing.
Speaker 2: Maybe perhaps they might be on a Miami team in
Speaker 2: the NFL, or they were at someding.
Speaker 1: Oh you gotta go.
Speaker 2: More recent than that, he had a little bit of
Speaker 2: a problem with marijuana. I believe that's what led to
Speaker 2: the issues for Ricky Williams. The uh, you guys don't
Speaker 2: know who Ricky Williams. Both of you are just staring
Speaker 2: at the oblivion. I'm like, Oh yeah, Sean, Ricky, he's
Speaker 2: bag and he goes to talk to John Gruden and
Speaker 2: when he's talking with him, I wanted to roll my
Speaker 2: eyes in the back of my head, but he just
Speaker 2: kept winning me over. He's such a sweet guy. He
Speaker 2: just he seems like such a sweet guy.
Speaker 1: Listen to this. Tell me, Ricky Williams doesn't win you
Speaker 1: over here fifteen years? What are you doing now?
Speaker 5: It's going to sound crazy, but I'm a professional astrologer.
Speaker 5: No way, Yeah, that's what I do. And it sounds crazy, but.
Speaker 2: Well, he's the professional, Josh, not you. He's the professional.
Speaker 2: And he says he's a professional astrologer, and he absolutely
Speaker 2: is kind of selling me on this. He's like, look,
Speaker 2: you know, it might sound a little weird, but I'm
Speaker 2: an astrologer.
Speaker 5: If I broke down what I did on a daily basis,
Speaker 5: it wouldn't seem that foreign to you.
Speaker 1: The analogy I like to.
Speaker 5: Use is in football, is there a coach would never
Speaker 5: imagine going into a season or a game without a playbook,
Speaker 5: a game plan, and a scouting report. But when we
Speaker 5: go through life, we don't really have that. We're just
Speaker 5: trying to figure it out.
Speaker 1: On our own. Mm hm.
Speaker 5: After I retired, I started studying different stuff because I
Speaker 5: was curious about life. And I met this woman who
Speaker 5: started talking to me about astrology and we talked. We talked,
Speaker 5: and I was like, this feels like a playbook for life,
Speaker 5: and that's the way I approach.
Speaker 1: What do you do, man? Do you just look up
Speaker 1: in the stars you have? What do you do?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: Just the grooves over here? What is it that you do? Guys?
Speaker 2: I think astrologer is a word. A professional astrologer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I googled professional astrologer and it's like recommending, not recommending,
Speaker 3: but it's showing me a map of our home area
Speaker 3: and where all the psychics and astrologers are.
Speaker 1: What would you have called him otherwise job astrologist? Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: that's the more accepted term. Well, I mean, I don't
Speaker 1: know what's right and what's wrong. But he is very,
Speaker 1: very charismatic, and he's selling me.
Speaker 5: Everything's on a computer, So I'll meet someone and do
Speaker 5: a and the computer software spits out a chart of
Speaker 5: what the sky looked like at the time of their birth.
Speaker 2: Okay, He's just this is a guy who is different
Speaker 2: from every other football player I've ever heard interviewed in
Speaker 2: my entire life. Just fundamentally different, strange guy. I kind
Speaker 2: of like him, though I don't know why.
Speaker 12: Bill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's he seems Joe. I think he smokes a
Speaker 2: lot of marijuana. I think that is one thing that
Speaker 2: he's very much into. But he's been hiding from the
Speaker 2: football camevus for fifteen years. And he says he's now
Speaker 2: a professional astrologer out there in the sports world, So
Speaker 2: congrats to you.
Speaker 3: I searched for a professional astrologist and it said including
Speaker 3: results for professional astrologers.
Speaker 12: Moll.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm wrong, Gods might have been wrong about it.
Speaker 1: But I know I need a birth chart printed for me. Probably.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, we'll take your dispatch. Just send those in
Speaker 2: over on the website, the Newsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: It's easy to do.
Speaker 2: You can send in a video or audio dispatch with
Speaker 2: your thoughts on anything we're talking about or not talking
Speaker 2: about over here on the show. I had a couple
Speaker 2: of stories I wanted to work in real quickly about
Speaker 2: people are finally, I guess pushing the screws and trying
Speaker 2: to get social media outlets to make some changes that
Speaker 2: would make things better. And I think this is important
Speaker 2: to toss out ideas you have never read.
Speaker 1: Social media outlets.
Speaker 2: There's people who are finally saying we need to demand
Speaker 2: some changes here. They're turning people's brains into mush. They're
Speaker 2: filling your feed up with whatever thing you paid attention
Speaker 2: to last and they're giving it to you over and
Speaker 2: over and over again. And there's a couple of articles
Speaker 2: out there. One is from the Verge demanding that social
Speaker 2: media outlets let us filter out AI slop. That's what
Speaker 2: they said. They say, YouTube, Instagram, at TikTok, we want
Speaker 2: a button that undeniably shuts down all of the AI
Speaker 2: slop garbage content that you see on the feed.
Speaker 1: Now that one seems harder.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if they could do that if
Speaker 2: they wanted to, because I don't know how good they
Speaker 2: are at determining what is AI and what is an
Speaker 2: AI in the video world these days. But it's at
Speaker 2: least an idea. You know, I've thought about this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff for a long time. I really think every
Speaker 2: single platform should have the ability for you if they
Speaker 2: have an algorithm, to completely disable the algorithm. It should
Speaker 2: be a default setting that you can turn on or
Speaker 2: turn off and it stays with you in your experience
Speaker 2: on the website or app, and it just completely turns
Speaker 2: off the algorithm and then just sends you stuff that.
Speaker 1: You're following in chronological order.
Speaker 2: That way, you're just finding things that you decided to
Speaker 2: follow to begin with. And that might be bad enough,
Speaker 2: but honestly, it's a least a move in the right direction.
Speaker 2: As I told the story about how it was, I
Speaker 2: was watching a couple of videos, like I watched one
Speaker 2: or two videos of these guys making ghetto snacks and
Speaker 2: they were making pineapple and kool Aid snacks that they
Speaker 2: were selling on the streets. And then there were some
Speaker 2: other guys making like some serial snack that they were
Speaker 2: selling out of the trunk of their cars. There were
Speaker 2: a couple other things, and they're making all these things.
Speaker 2: They're all look great, they're all probably terrible for you
Speaker 2: instant diabetes, all of them. I watched like one or
Speaker 2: two of those videos, and it's my whole feed. It's
Speaker 2: like the center of the universe for me now digitally,
Speaker 2: these videos of these guys selling this stuff out of
Speaker 2: their trunk and it's great.
Speaker 1: But you know what, I think that.
Speaker 2: We need to be able to get away from this
Speaker 2: stuff a little bit more, because we have all of
Speaker 2: these platforms radicalizing people, sending people out, spiraling into more
Speaker 2: and more doomer content and negatively impacting their lives. And
Speaker 2: if we had a little more control over this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff, I think it would at least give us
Speaker 2: some weapons to fight back a little bit.
Speaker 1: Let me know what you think.
Speaker 2: Send a dispatch over at thenewsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, let's see what we have here.
Speaker 2: A couple of things before we take a break and
Speaker 2: get into We got the hot sheet coming up. We
Speaker 2: got this week in Florida on the way as well,
Speaker 2: and is so much more on the way. Oh, I
Speaker 2: wanted to point this out, if you don't mind. Number one,
Speaker 2: the NBA Finals is becoming a hot ticket. It is
Speaker 2: becoming a hot ticket.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: One thing is I guess Trump might be going to
Speaker 2: Game four, which will be interesting because I think Josh
Speaker 2: is trying to go to Game four.
Speaker 1: I cannot afford to go to Game four or three
Speaker 1: for that matter. Well we'll talk about that in a moment.
Speaker 1: But you're going to New York City next week, are you?
Speaker 1: I am. I will be there And if the Knicks
Speaker 1: sweep in four, then the city will explode.
Speaker 3: Probably probably a good time to be in New York.
Speaker 3: That sounds like it'd be fun.
Speaker 1: And even Trump is saying he might be going to
Speaker 1: the Knicks game. Here is find a way to do it.
Speaker 1: They're really great.
Speaker 10: They're a great team, and I'm happy for Jim because
Speaker 10: Jim has really been fighting hard to you know, produce
Speaker 10: such a damn So you never know the edges.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's invited me.
Speaker 2: I'm going said it could.
Speaker 1: Be Monday, Yeah, games game three. Maybe I'll do both.
Speaker 1: Maybe both.
Speaker 2: He said, you might be going to both games, So
Speaker 2: Trump could be making an appearance at the Knicks game.
Speaker 2: And Josh hit the nail on the head. I don't
Speaker 2: know if this is legit representation, but seeing the cost
Speaker 2: of tickets to these games.
Speaker 1: Is mind blowing. Mind blowing the amount of money.
Speaker 2: So, Josh, you were saying like you wanted to possibly
Speaker 2: go see one of these games.
Speaker 1: It's very popular right now.
Speaker 2: Tickets one hundred thousand dollars. Those are court side. I
Speaker 2: think ten fit in the nosebleeds as wild.
Speaker 1: I saw it seventy five hundred for Nosebleeds Obstructed View
Speaker 1: yesterday there's one in the nosebleeds.
Speaker 2: Josh has a green arrow down, which I think means
Speaker 2: price drop. We've got a reduction going on eight four
Speaker 2: and ninety four dollars for seats to go see the
Speaker 2: Knicks play. Hell of a deal in the finals. And
Speaker 2: somebody had pointed out before they said, you can either
Speaker 2: go get two tickets to see the Knicks play, or
Speaker 2: buy a house in Iowa. And that shouldn't be a
Speaker 2: hard decision for anybody to make, even if you don't
Speaker 2: live in Iowa. Take the house in Iowa over over
Speaker 2: tickets to see the Knicks thirty two thousand dollars. This
Speaker 2: is along the net at the end of the court.
Speaker 2: I mean how much the season tickets to the Knicks
Speaker 2: cost this season. I would imagine they might go up
Speaker 2: next season, but you would think that, like one person
Speaker 2: could say, Hey, I.
Speaker 3: Don't need to be at Game three. I would rather
Speaker 3: be at Game four, especially if we sweep this thing.
Speaker 3: I don't need to be at game three. I can
Speaker 3: pay for my season tickets with one false swoop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's smart if they're doing it. But the reason.
Speaker 1: That tickets are this expensive is because.
Speaker 2: There must be enough rich ass people in New York
Speaker 2: City there are willing to pay twenty one to twenty
Speaker 2: five to thirty thousand dollars for a ticket to see
Speaker 2: a basketball game.
Speaker 3: I wonder if the you know, if they they kind
Speaker 3: of read the tea leaves on this and go, all
Speaker 3: the people in Madison Square Garden tonight are going to
Speaker 3: be rich. We need to have advertisers that are more
Speaker 3: of their style, and so all of the things are
Speaker 3: like Neiman Marcus, oh god, you know, Sacksmith Avenue.
Speaker 2: Just stuff, Yeah, stuff, you throw money out. That one's
Speaker 2: so fancy. I don't even know what it is, Josh.
Speaker 2: This court shot is brought to you by Louis. It's
Speaker 2: so insane to me that people have this kind of
Speaker 2: money to spend, and we'll spend it on stuff. Mike,
Speaker 2: I could buy some nice things if I want to.
Speaker 2: And I used to spend money on stupid stuff when
Speaker 2: I was younger.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: I wasted money on stupid stuff. I would buy stuff
Speaker 2: that was way too expensive. I miss prank monkey.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Now I buy stuff from my studio that's quite costly.
Speaker 2: And I love to build my studio and put nice
Speaker 2: things in it. But in my life, you know, and
Speaker 2: luckily Courtney's not like this either. We're just like I
Speaker 2: want nice stuff. I don't just want expensive stuff. Sometimes
Speaker 2: the two cross and you're like, okay, fine, you know
Speaker 2: nice and expensive worth the money.
Speaker 1: Good. But I can never justify this.
Speaker 2: I could never justify this amount of money for entertainment
Speaker 2: to see guys bounce around to basketball for a couple
Speaker 2: of hours and you're probably gonna forget that almost immediately afterwards.
Speaker 1: But there you go. Let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: Send a dispatch over at thenewschunkie dot com and I
Speaker 2: just want to talsk.
Speaker 1: This out there.
Speaker 2: If you are unbelievably rich and would like to buy
Speaker 2: court side seats for Josh while he's in New York City,
Speaker 2: please to see the next we are tickets and I
Speaker 2: get ham and salad. Yeah, we're doing it based on
Speaker 2: what you want. That's one thing for it. That's one thing.
Speaker 2: And we're also doing it based on talent. So you know,
Speaker 2: each according to their talents is what we're getting to here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, So I say, John is sending me to
Speaker 1: the next game. It's an unbelievable truth.
Speaker 2: But these tickets, the cheapest ones I see, are eight thousand,
Speaker 2: four hundred and ninety four dollars for one ticket to
Speaker 2: see a basketball game. Good God, let us know what
Speaker 2: you think. Send those dispatches and emails. We'll be back
Speaker 2: in just a moment. We've got the Hot Sheet coming
Speaker 2: up next. I got a very bizarre interaction at a
Speaker 2: food truck that somebody records that's now leading to an investigation.
Speaker 2: We'll go over that. We got legos updates, we got
Speaker 2: this actor that was stabbed.
Speaker 1: We got so much on the way, and it's all
Speaker 1: coming up next on the news, Chunkie.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get to the Hot sheet just a bit here. Selander,
Speaker 2: are you doing this story about Jason Biggs his ex wife?
Speaker 1: Have you seen.
Speaker 3: He's been in the news a couple times recently. I
Speaker 3: don't know if he like did a podcast or something,
Speaker 3: but I know they they split, right, Yeah, but he
Speaker 3: still like had nice things to say about her because
Speaker 3: she was a big part of him getting clean. Because
Speaker 3: Jason Biggs, I guess, just liked doing cocaine alone.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Jason Bills loved Yes, he.
Speaker 3: Would like he would like hang out in the basement
Speaker 3: of his house and just do cocaine by himself.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if he was drinking. Really, Jason
Speaker 2: Biggers don't know who he is. He's he's the guy
Speaker 2: with the pie in American Pie, right, he is the
Speaker 2: main guy on American Pie.
Speaker 1: And he is also the loser in Loser. Yes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and his wife posted this photo to I guess
Speaker 2: Instagram with a caption, and the caption said it was
Speaker 2: her and her her son on the bed together, and
Speaker 2: the caption said, from Jenny Mullen, the ex wife of
Speaker 2: Jason Biggs from American Pie, your eldest son will be
Speaker 2: the most toxic.
Speaker 1: Guy you ever date.
Speaker 2: I did see this, and then she posted her and
Speaker 2: her son in this photo said your eldest son will
Speaker 2: be the most toxic guy you ever date. And people
Speaker 2: were like, dude, this is weird. This comes off weird,
Speaker 2: And I have to say it is kind of weird.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think if she had just said the
Speaker 3: caption and she was trying to be funny about it, yeah,
Speaker 3: and it just didn't land with people, it would be
Speaker 3: one thing. But to pair it with that picture is
Speaker 3: that indeed both of them like the two of them, Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is the mom and the sun and it just
Speaker 3: he's between her legs. Yeah, she's got her hands in
Speaker 3: his hair and he's between her legs and it just
Speaker 3: kind of looks a little inappropriate.
Speaker 1: Honestly, how old is this good?
Speaker 2: The kid is let me see here, he's twelve, twelve
Speaker 2: year old sid her son and she posted your eldest
Speaker 2: son is going to be the most toxic guy you
Speaker 2: ever date.
Speaker 1: And she's kind of like grabbing his hair and it
Speaker 1: just out of this it seems a little bit strange.
Speaker 1: I'll put it up for you and see it now.
Speaker 2: Let me get a screenshot of this, so on the
Speaker 2: news Junkie Apple or on the newsjunkie dot com you
Speaker 2: can see the photo in question. And moms, let us
Speaker 2: know what you think, Like, do you think this is
Speaker 2: weird and out of line creepier?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I think it adds insult to injury that not only
Speaker 3: did this rub a lot of people the wrong way online,
Speaker 3: but every single headline about it is Jason biggs ex
Speaker 3: wife Jennie.
Speaker 1: You couldn't just be.
Speaker 3: Jenny Mullen or it couldn't just be I don't think
Speaker 3: she was an actress, but I don't think she's big
Speaker 3: enough to, you know, outgrow Jason Biggs ex wife status U.
Speaker 3: But like, yeah, I mean that. Plus, everybody's creeped out
Speaker 3: by you, and you have to carry that moniker because
Speaker 3: you were married to the American pie dude.
Speaker 2: Sure, I know you really clutched pearls about this. It
Speaker 2: seems a little strange. It just strikes me as a
Speaker 2: little bit weird. Abraham says, Yes, this is gross and weird.
Speaker 2: It's it's a strange woet. Go take a look at
Speaker 2: it on the see it now section of the news
Speaker 2: chunky dot com or right there on the news Junkie app.
Speaker 2: Links for that over on the website as well at
Speaker 2: the newsjunky dot com.
Speaker 1: And right now, let's do the hot sheees news but
Speaker 1: not like that's again imparting on the planet.
Speaker 13: Top stories from the people on your screens and speakers
Speaker 13: are on a hotsheet with Sea Lane.
Speaker 2: That's right, the top five stories and the nonsense news
Speaker 2: are here.
Speaker 3: And uh, this one that I start with. I'm not
Speaker 3: sure how Sean's gonna take it because it seems like
Speaker 3: a really stupid idea. But you have in the past
Speaker 3: kind of embraced ideas like this. There's a filmmaker who
Speaker 3: is debuting his new film called This Is how the
Speaker 3: World ends?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: They say, it's a fine piece of work. I probably
Speaker 3: won't know because I don't know if I'm going to
Speaker 3: be able to watch it. If you wanted to release
Speaker 3: a film but you didn't care, or or maybe you
Speaker 3: purposely wanted as few people to be able to watch
Speaker 3: it as possible, how would you release that film?
Speaker 2: Oh, you mean, like, like physically, how would I rese
Speaker 2: it a laser disc?
Speaker 3: That's actually a great answer, and you're in the right direction.
Speaker 3: But Robert dos Santos decided to make his first film,
Speaker 3: they say, after being held at gunpoint once too often.
Speaker 3: Don't know how that factors in. But the resulting drama
Speaker 3: is only available on VHS. Oh god, so this new film,
Speaker 3: this is how the World ends?
Speaker 2: That's what you do when your movie sucks and you
Speaker 2: want an excuse as to why nobody saw it. You're like, well,
Speaker 2: we chose to release it on VHS.
Speaker 3: He has a really pretentious reason why, and we'll get
Speaker 3: to that in a second. They say, it's basically on
Speaker 3: the beach set at Burning Man. But what's really remarkable
Speaker 3: about it is its method of release, because it's the
Speaker 3: first straight to VHS film in twenty years. In fact,
Speaker 3: in twenty sixteen, the world's last VCR manufacturer ceased production,
Speaker 3: so you can't even get a new VCR anymore. You
Speaker 3: have to get one that was made before twenty sixteen.
Speaker 3: To release a film straight to video is to make
Speaker 3: watching your film as difficult as possible.
Speaker 1: Rob It's also an easy way for him seland to go.
Speaker 2: It was the most popular movie of its kind in
Speaker 2: twenty six Congrats.
Speaker 3: The film director Robert Dos Santos explains that's kind of
Speaker 3: the point. He says, I love the idea that you
Speaker 3: need to be part of the club to watch this,
Speaker 3: he says over a video call from cons. It's for
Speaker 3: people that have a specific taste. There is a band
Speaker 3: of human beings who really understand what we're doing, and
Speaker 3: then there's the rest of them who will probably never
Speaker 3: see this movie until somebody with the VCR who is
Speaker 3: savvy enough to rip it off VHS and post it online,
Speaker 3: or maybe he'll just see zero dollars coming in from
Speaker 3: it a deficit for printing, you know, manufacturing all these
Speaker 3: VHS tapes.
Speaker 1: I know I need to make a little money. Let's
Speaker 1: put it on streaming somewhere. I think Seeland there might
Speaker 1: be some guy who's wife has been telling him to
Speaker 1: throw away the stupid VCR for the longest time, who's.
Speaker 2: Like told wait to see Robert do Santo's film This
Speaker 2: is How the World Ends.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you go through the motions to get
Speaker 3: this VHS and you watch it, it better be at
Speaker 3: least decent. For sure, it would be a real letdown.
Speaker 3: Speaking of not having money, there's a voice actor who
Speaker 3: sat in a recent Facebook post that he and his
Speaker 3: wife are having some financial difficulties homeless please help. The
Speaker 3: message reads, our rent went up and we have to move.
Speaker 3: We have no money, no credit. Every little bit helps.
Speaker 3: You won't recognize the name Carrie Means, but you would
Speaker 3: probably know his most famous role, the voice of Frylock
Speaker 3: in Aquitine Hunger Force. As it turns out, being an
Speaker 3: Aquatine Hunger Force didn't pay you enough to make ends meet,
Speaker 3: it seems, although he did have some health stuff going
Speaker 3: on too. In twenty twenty two, Means experience a heart
Speaker 3: related health emergency and a couple of years to have
Speaker 3: been struggling financially. Since then, they've had at least two
Speaker 3: different gofundmes to try and help them out. Neither has
Speaker 3: met its funding goal. They're also selling autographed prints and
Speaker 3: plushies of Aquitine characters, handmade by his wife, and you
Speaker 3: can watch her working on them and showing off completed
Speaker 3: samples in a video post to Facebook. Carries also on cameo.
Speaker 3: But I guess not a lot of people are getting
Speaker 3: those fry luck camis.
Speaker 1: That's damn that sucks. Do you guys? Are you guys
Speaker 1: familiar with Phoebe Bridgers. Yes, I've heard that name, but
Speaker 1: I don't know what the hell I know her from.
Speaker 1: She's a singer songwriter.
Speaker 3: I think I've seen her on Saturday Night Live before,
Speaker 3: and I don't know a lot of her work, but
Speaker 3: I do like this kind of a cool little tour
Speaker 3: she's on because she's doing one of those like no
Speaker 3: phones kind of tours. Okay, And for a while they
Speaker 3: were doing like smaller clubs and venues and stuff, and
Speaker 3: you would go and then you got you get your
Speaker 3: phone locked up in the yonder pouch. But she just
Speaker 3: brought that tour to Madison Square, which is crazy because
Speaker 3: about eighteen thousand or so we're in attendance at this thing.
Speaker 3: It was a dollar a ticket. That dollar benefits the
Speaker 3: Community Justice Exchange, Immigration Bond Freedom Fund. That is a mouthful,
Speaker 3: but it provides bail money for iced detainees. And despite
Speaker 3: not wanting any electronics in there, it was sponsored by Title,
Speaker 3: which didn't even know was still around. They called it
Speaker 3: a device free show. No phones, no cameras, no tablets,
Speaker 3: no laptops, no smart watches.
Speaker 1: And then they.
Speaker 3: Did up the stage. It was just a small circular
Speaker 3: stage that was set up to look like a nineteen
Speaker 3: seventies rec room. And she did this really scaled down
Speaker 3: like acoustic, very intimate, as intimate as you could make
Speaker 3: Madison Square Garden and did it and it seems to
Speaker 3: be a success. Everybody seemed to kind of like it,
Speaker 3: like it was something different. She said, it's weird not
Speaker 3: having a phone, isn't it to the eighteen thousand or
Speaker 3: so strong audience, and added and if any of you
Speaker 3: stuck an Apple Watch up your to record this, please
Speaker 3: don't post it on the internet. I'm trusting you.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of concerts tonight from one mister Morgan
Speaker 2: walland that had a little bit of a setback. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of preparation you have to do.
Speaker 3: You're building a lot of things for these stadium shows,
Speaker 3: a lot of irons in the fire, But this one
Speaker 3: was kind of special because they had to call out
Speaker 3: a bee guy to remove twelve to fifteen thousand bees
Speaker 3: that had built a nest under the stage.
Speaker 1: We got a b guy.
Speaker 2: We could have helped him out, We could have made
Speaker 2: this happen for him. Well, this guy was Al Fine
Speaker 2: is his name. He's handled b removals for more than
Speaker 2: four decades, but a call this week may have put
Speaker 2: him on the largest stage yet. Fine, owner of Fine
Speaker 2: Family Apiary in mononga HeLa. I know where that manonga HeLa.
Speaker 2: It's an Akrasher stadium. No clue where that is. But
Speaker 2: he removed four to five pounds of bees clustered on
Speaker 2: the stage scaffolding in preparation for the Morgan Wallen concerts.
Speaker 2: He estimated between twelve and fifteen thousand, and then he
Speaker 2: said the news got his dad joke in here. He said,
Speaker 2: I like to tell a joke. Yes, I counted all
Speaker 2: the legs and divided by six. My god, you can
Speaker 2: only guestimate it, he says, for sure. A worker at
Speaker 2: Akrocuer Stadium contacted his man's oldest daughter about the Bees.
Speaker 2: She's known for being Pennsylvania State Honey Queen. That's where
Speaker 2: we are Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh in twenty eleven, and National honey
Speaker 2: Queen the following year.
Speaker 3: Wow, she got a Texas. There was a swarm out
Speaker 3: there at the Morgan Wallen concert. I have exclusive audio
Speaker 3: of what the concert would have sounded like. Ready, Morgan
Speaker 3: Wallen and then Bees.
Speaker 11: I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't hear Morgan saying that word. Over all these.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a little it's a little stressful to
Speaker 2: listen to that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I teased this yesterday, but scary movie is just
Speaker 3: getting drilled in the reviews.
Speaker 1: No, do you like scary movies?
Speaker 3: This reviewer says, then best dear clear of this crashing disappointment,
Speaker 3: calling it deeply offensively, unfunny, and another sequel would finish
Speaker 3: me off.
Speaker 1: Which is weird, weird choice of words. There's a clue.
Speaker 2: There's a clue in that review though they're saying it's offensive,
Speaker 2: which it's it's a scary movie. It's a scary movie franchise.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna clutch pearls, that's not the movie for you.
Speaker 3: I don't think they're clutching pearls. They're not saying the
Speaker 3: movie is offensive, They're saying it's offensive. How bad the
Speaker 3: level of unfunny is offensive? Oh like, like, I'm offended
Speaker 3: that you wasted my time with how terribly awfully no
Speaker 3: good unfunny this movie is.
Speaker 2: Their promo has been pretty good that I haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: They've had some ever stuff. One thing they did was
Speaker 2: in New York. Josh just missed this before, he said York.
Speaker 2: They had this big like box area and it was
Speaker 2: all smoke filled and hot boxed out, and you could
Speaker 2: go in there with the killer from Scary Movie and
Speaker 2: being like a hot box with him.
Speaker 1: I guess, okay, smoke with him.
Speaker 2: And then another one that they had was a website
Speaker 2: you could go to that didn't use AI apparently, and
Speaker 2: you said whatever you wanted the lead character from Scary
Speaker 2: movie to do, and then he would do it like
Speaker 2: backflip or this or that or whatever.
Speaker 3: Interesting. Yeah, well, yeah, that's not good. I mean it's
Speaker 3: it debuted this weekend at the box office. If you're
Speaker 3: a big scary movie fan, you might like it, or
Speaker 3: you might be like that review or super disappointed. New
Speaker 3: to streaming this week, Michael Jackson The Verdict is on
Speaker 3: Netflix their answer to the Michael movie. This one is
Speaker 3: going to go over more of the not so comfortable
Speaker 3: stuff that they just left off in the movie office
Speaker 3: Romance we talked about last yesterday with j Lo and
Speaker 3: Brett Goldstein. Quest Love has got a new documentary on
Speaker 3: HBO all about Earth Wind and Fire. And then we
Speaker 3: have the remake of Cape Fear on Apple TV. The
Speaker 3: seventy ninth Annual Tony Awards are also streaming live on Sunday.
Speaker 3: And speaking of streaming live, I know that you like
Speaker 3: watching these Lollapalooza streams. Oh yeah, well this one is
Speaker 3: not Lollapalooza, but this is over in Barcelona. The pri
Speaker 3: Ma Veda Sound twenty twenty six is streaming on Twitch
Speaker 3: and Prime Video all weekend, and you could care. There's
Speaker 3: a bunch of names in here, and a bunch of
Speaker 3: decent names.
Speaker 1: Who's performing. Among the artists set to have their performances
Speaker 1: broadcast on the live stream The Cure, The xx Or
Speaker 1: The Double X, Big Thief, Geese, Dojacat, Gorillas, SCRILLX, Father
Speaker 1: John Misty, Addison Ray and Saturday at four fifteen, The
Speaker 1: VIAGRAA Boys Go On If they're still on at eight
Speaker 1: to fifteen. Call a doctor. Oh this guy bees beas.
Speaker 1: This is why you get to meet Gloop.
Speaker 2: I'm going to the next game. Yeah, this is why
Speaker 2: go to the next game. For God's sake.
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Speaker 2: Du We're back in just a moment, and we've got
Speaker 2: this week in Florida on the way that is coming
Speaker 2: up next on the News Junkie.
Speaker 1: Real quick.
Speaker 2: Before this Week in Florida, people often ask me, well, Sean,
Speaker 2: you know, if the state doesn't collect as much tax
Speaker 2: money from us, how is it that they're going to
Speaker 2: pay the bills. And I say to you all the time,
Speaker 2: they're fine. They take enough of our money already. We
Speaker 2: can have all of the nice things we're asking for.
Speaker 2: We have bad leadership, and we have people who waste
Speaker 2: money basically everywhere. That is just an undeniable truth. But
Speaker 2: there are other ways they can raise money that I
Speaker 2: want to tell you about real quick before we get
Speaker 2: into this week.
Speaker 1: In Florida and this well, this sure is one of them.
Speaker 2: In Tampa, Florida, they set up a school zone speed
Speaker 2: camera in one area, one camera, one area, school zone
Speaker 2: speed camera, and they wanted to see how many people
Speaker 2: were speeding by this area. Those speeding in the school
Speaker 2: zone get automatic one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Fine, how many.
Speaker 2: People do you think they caught in two days?
Speaker 1: All right? Any guesses. I don't know if you guys
Speaker 1: saw this story. I don't know how populated this area is,
Speaker 1: but it's gotta be more than one hundred, all right.
Speaker 2: Josh says more than one hundred people were caught speeding
Speaker 2: in the school.
Speaker 3: Zone in today's three hundred for Sea Lane.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see how this would go for you if
Speaker 2: you wanted to pick up some money. Tampa's school zone
Speaker 2: catches six thousand speeders two.
Speaker 1: Days, two days, two days.
Speaker 2: Okay, they put up a camera to catch people speeding
Speaker 2: in a school zone, and they caught six thousand of them,
Speaker 2: six hundred thousand bucks right there in forty eight hours.
Speaker 2: They end up with, yes, one hundred dollars a piece, and.
Speaker 3: Say that any repeat offenders, you think you do six thousand,
Speaker 3: there might have been somebody in there twice.
Speaker 2: It says cameras counted a total of seventeen thousand, forty
Speaker 2: four vehicles. They flagged six thou forty three speeding violations,
Speaker 2: which averages out to three and twenty one violations each
Speaker 2: day with automatic tickets, sending one hundred dollars fines to
Speaker 2: all of these drivers. As Seelane pointed out, you're talking
Speaker 2: about well over a half million dollars in two days
Speaker 2: that they could have brought in in revenue from one
Speaker 2: speed camera in one school zone in Tampa. Trust me
Speaker 2: when I say they will find the money, all right.
Speaker 2: They always do. Don't ever worry about, oh, are we
Speaker 2: paying enough tax dollars? Geez, I think we should pay
Speaker 2: a little bit. No, no, no, no, I think we're
Speaker 2: doing just fine, and we're going to be doing even better.
Speaker 1: You know. I why because it's time to do This
Speaker 1: Week in Florida. Let's do it. Are you ready? Sea Lane? Ready, Sean,
Speaker 1: Let's do this Week in Florida. We're giving you a
Speaker 1: recap of the most grown worthy stories in the state.
Speaker 1: It's this Week in Florida.
Speaker 2: This it is.
Speaker 1: That's right, the weekend is here.
Speaker 3: It's time to take a tripper on the Sunshine State
Speaker 3: and see some of the craziness that has gone on
Speaker 3: in the past seven days or so. And we start
Speaker 3: in Polk County where, you know, second time we've talked
Speaker 3: about today a police officer being arrested. Now, the first
Speaker 3: one was not in Florida, even though I thought it was.
Speaker 3: But the first one was for pointing a gun at
Speaker 3: another cop. Yeah, you can't do this, it's not it
Speaker 3: wouldn't be proven.
Speaker 2: Although it was for microwaven fish, so we get that
Speaker 2: at the workplace.
Speaker 3: So there's some argument to be made about that. But
Speaker 3: this guy, Jeffrey Ziegler, twenty four years old, he has
Speaker 3: been taken into custody for racking up charges on a
Speaker 3: dead man's credit card. And not only did he do that,
Speaker 3: this guy wastes did no time. They say he began
Speaker 3: committing the crimes the day after the victim died, on
Speaker 3: February twenty eight, twenty twenty four. From then until March twelfth,
Speaker 3: several unauthorized charges were made on the dead man's credit cards,
Speaker 3: amounting to over ten thousand, three hundred dollars. The charges
Speaker 3: went unnoticed until New Year's Eve of the next year.
Speaker 3: Family members going through de cease man's mail discovered past
Speaker 3: due notices for all the charges. The fraud was reported
Speaker 3: to p PCSO earlier this year. An investigation kicked off
Speaker 3: and they linked it back to this officer, officer Jeffrey Ziegler,
Speaker 3: who I would imagine is out of a job and
Speaker 3: now facing charges of grand theft, fraudulent use of a
Speaker 3: credit card, unlawful use of a two way communications device,
Speaker 3: unlawful possession of personal identification information, and criminal use of
Speaker 3: personal identification of a deceased person. That is quite a
Speaker 3: long rap sheet for mister Ziegler. And if that guy's
Speaker 3: young too, twenty four years old, if he gets a
Speaker 3: long sentence, he's serving that thing. Yeah, getting out of that.
Speaker 3: You know, some people, if they ran into this situation.
Speaker 3: I would say, you know, that's disgusting throwing that away.
Speaker 3: May never eat this product again, or maybe just pick
Speaker 3: up a different can of it. But the mother in
Speaker 3: Florida who said she found moving parasites small worm looking
Speaker 3: things in her canna spaghettios, no, no, she saw dollar signs.
Speaker 3: A suit filed says, not only is she suing the
Speaker 3: Campbell company, the people who make spaghettios, but the Walmart
Speaker 3: that she bought them from. Okay, that's where I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: This is a money grab here. Mary Hubbard, along with
Speaker 3: Greg Gregor Gregory Lovell, the father of the child, filed
Speaker 3: the lawsuit Tuesday. According to the complaint, Hubbard purchased Campbell
Speaker 3: spaghettios at a Walmart supercenter in Okachobee. They opened the
Speaker 3: canva serve it to the child, and after consuming portions
Speaker 3: of the soup, Hubbard noticed what appeared to be worms
Speaker 3: and or par sites moving in the food, adding the
Speaker 3: contents clearly depict wormlike organisms moving within the food product.
Speaker 1: Sorry if you're doing that.
Speaker 2: The lawsuit says Campbell and Walmart failed to inspect and
Speaker 2: process their canned foods properly. I'm sorry. That is not
Speaker 2: Walmart's job, and that is that's Campbell's job. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: seems like an issue in the canning process because you're
Speaker 2: supposed to heat those cans to a temperature that nothing survives.
Speaker 2: But the pair is seeking seventy five thousand dollars in
Speaker 2: damages from the two companies, claiming the companies were negligent
Speaker 2: and violated a food safety law.
Speaker 3: Also in Walmart. Walmart comes up a lot today. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying this is a very Florida this week in Florida,
Speaker 3: because Walmart is the star of this segment. A woman
Speaker 3: tried to use a five finger discount. It's interesting that
Speaker 3: they picked that term. Women tried to use a five
Speaker 3: finger discount for an unusual item that packed a buzz
Speaker 3: Are we there yet?
Speaker 1: Buzzbom? No, it's not a buzzball? Oh I see? Oh
Speaker 1: personal Yes.
Speaker 3: According to the Polk County Sheriff's Office, on Sunday, around
Speaker 3: four oh three pm, Tammy Marie Myers tried to exit
Speaker 3: a Mulberry Walmart carrying a fifteen dollars plus one bullet vibrator.
Speaker 3: And I looked at her mugshot and it's not somebody
Speaker 3: you'd want to imagine.
Speaker 1: No, never is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, that's it for that Walmart story.
Speaker 1: That's the one you do this on.
Speaker 2: Couldn't you have ended that disgusting story about the canon
Speaker 2: soup that way I could have given it. And that's
Speaker 2: enough about the worms in this soup?
Speaker 1: Can you just wanted to be lastedn't you? You just
Speaker 1: want to? Son of a bitch. I ticked it out
Speaker 1: better than you did for weekend.
Speaker 3: Also, deputies with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office responded to
Speaker 3: another Walmart, this one in Venice after a nine to
Speaker 3: one one call regarding a shooting. The caller reported seeing
Speaker 3: a trail of blood near the bathroom area at the
Speaker 3: front of the store. Responding deputies evacuated the place. A
Speaker 3: short while later, an individual suffering from an apparent gunshot
Speaker 3: wound I believe to his crotch, was located at the
Speaker 3: Memorial Hospital campus in Venice. Deputy say Surveillance video from
Speaker 3: the Walmart showed a man entering the store with a
Speaker 3: holstered gun in the waistband of his shorts. While attempting
Speaker 3: to adjust the gun and the holster, the gun discharged
Speaker 3: and struck the man in the leg and growing area.
Speaker 3: They said it was an isolated incident with no threat
Speaker 3: to the public. We have a mother of the day
Speaker 3: and the mother of the day thing. Oh sure, I've
Speaker 3: got that. I can make that happen for you, for sure, mother.
Speaker 1: Of them.
Speaker 3: It's kind of a father of the day too. But
Speaker 3: we don't have that. We just have the one thing.
Speaker 3: A husband and wife are facing child neglect charges after
Speaker 3: Broward Sheriff's Office deputy said one of their young daughters.
Speaker 3: Then they have two daughters, ages two and four. One
Speaker 3: of those tested positive for cocaine. Records show the authorities
Speaker 3: took Charles Bernard Adams and Alexandra Shawna Adams, both of
Speaker 3: Pompino Beach, in the custody on Wednesday. The report doesn't
Speaker 3: state which of the two girls tested positive for the drug,
Speaker 3: but tipanies were called to the couple's home last Thursday
Speaker 3: after medics took one of the girls to the hospital
Speaker 3: when she was found unresponsive. They said they had put
Speaker 3: the girl to bed for a nap around noon, and
Speaker 3: the couple took the nap as well. He was awoken
Speaker 3: by the girl in her shallow breathing, leading him to
Speaker 3: call nine to one one. Both the mother and father
Speaker 3: were taken into custody, where they tested positive for amphetamines,
Speaker 3: Benzo's and kretim, which I didn't even know you could
Speaker 3: test for creative I didn't know you test for stuff
Speaker 3: that's legal. I guess some of those stuff. Some of
Speaker 3: those things are legal in prescription form. But workers with
Speaker 3: the Florida Department of Children and Families took both girls
Speaker 3: into state custody, and both parents are now each facing
Speaker 3: two counts of child neglect, and a judge ordered they
Speaker 3: be held on a thirty thousand dollars bond. They're not
Speaker 3: to have contact with daughters and mustubmit to drug tests
Speaker 3: and GPS monitoring. Things are going well for this couple
Speaker 3: and last, but not least, in this week in Florida,
Speaker 3: in Coco not to be confused with Cocobech, a twenty
Speaker 3: year old man is accused of grabbing a female DoorDash
Speaker 3: driver during a food delivery while he was completely naked.
Speaker 3: According to police, not only completely naked, but I saw
Speaker 3: a different article on this that said that he was
Speaker 3: fully oh wow, yeah, really excited about that DoorDash delivery.
Speaker 3: The woman told police she was delivering a food order
Speaker 3: to the residence when a man opened the door and
Speaker 3: walked out in the buff told police she dropped the
Speaker 3: order on the ground when she saw the man, identified
Speaker 3: as Jamar Carter, and headed back to her vehicle. According
Speaker 3: to the report Carter file, the woman grabbed her by
Speaker 3: her hip and pressed the front of his body against
Speaker 3: her back as she tried to get away. He tried
Speaker 3: to take things further. Jeez Skaters later talked with him.
Speaker 3: He said he wasn't home and he didn't place the
Speaker 3: door dash order, but after checking his phone, guess what,
Speaker 3: they found a receipt for delivered food. He was arrested
Speaker 3: on charges of attempted kidnapping and attempted sexual battery. And
Speaker 3: that's it for this week in Florida. Thank you, Sea Lane.
Speaker 3: All Right, we're going to take a quick break. When
Speaker 3: we come back, we got to get into this actor
Speaker 3: who was stabbed in the bizarre story behind this this
Speaker 3: food truck story that's starting to go viral that I got,
Speaker 3: and the final conclusion very heavily anticipated of the Lego
Speaker 3: theft caper.
Speaker 2: All right, and we have the conclusion of this whole
Speaker 2: story to wrap it up for the week. And all
Speaker 2: of that is coming up Next on the News Junkie,
Speaker 2: a family says the city water that is running into
Speaker 2: their house is hurting them. It is painting them, It
Speaker 2: is doing something to them. And his father says his
Speaker 2: daughter is being burned by the water. Which I know
Speaker 2: what you're gonna say. You're gonna say, Sean, if your
Speaker 2: daughter is being burned by the water, turn down the
Speaker 2: heat and then she won't be burned by the water anymore.
Speaker 2: She's getting scalded by hot water. It's not hot water.
Speaker 1: She says.
Speaker 2: There's something in the water that is hurting this family.
Speaker 2: And it's pretty crazy. This story is out of Trinidad, Texas.
Speaker 2: Let's figure out what we can know about that seland
Speaker 2: how big of a town is this, Trinidad, Texas where
Speaker 2: they got some let's see dangerous water that's rolling around.
Speaker 2: And the daughter says she's got burns all over her
Speaker 2: face from just going in and trying to take a shower,
Speaker 2: and she blames the water. There's something wrong with it
Speaker 2: that's hurting them. Basically, how many people in Trinidad text
Speaker 2: this is oh, oh my, I don't even know how
Speaker 2: you're calling this a city. It says Trinidad is a
Speaker 2: city in Henderson County, and then I go down to
Speaker 2: population twenty twenty four, eight hundred and sixty people.
Speaker 1: Oh god, this is a small town.
Speaker 2: And they say that the public water, the water that
Speaker 2: you get from the city, is doing harm to them.
Speaker 2: I'm looking right now at the thumbnail for this Fox
Speaker 2: video Fox four News, and her face, the daughter, her face.
Speaker 1: Is all like red in Oh my god. Her legs
Speaker 1: look like they have chemical burns on them.
Speaker 2: So this is not just the water being too hot.
Speaker 2: This is no, there's something in it. No. When when
Speaker 2: I say burned, I mean there's something in the water.
Speaker 2: There's something that's happening here. And the family says that
Speaker 2: it's it's in the public water and we need to investigate.
Speaker 2: Let's see what they found out. Over at Fox.
Speaker 14: Four, the parents of a North Texas teen are weighing
Speaker 14: legal action after they say their daughters suffered a chemical
Speaker 14: burn after taking a shower.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've been in Trinidad.
Speaker 9: That's in Henderson County.
Speaker 1: City leaders of it.
Speaker 15: There are issues with the water and they are actively,
Speaker 15: they say, trying to address those.
Speaker 2: Okay, hold on, that's big for the potential lawsuit side
Speaker 2: of this. If the city leaders are saying, how can
Speaker 2: we admit it? In Grinidad, Texas, we do have a
Speaker 2: little bit of a problem with the water, and that
Speaker 2: I think is probably good for their case here. But
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're admitting to like the chemical
Speaker 2: stuff or admitting to what is causing this for this family.
Speaker 2: Let's learn some more.
Speaker 1: Here's Fox Worst Davison Terry has her story.
Speaker 9: They said it was chemical exposure. Chemical burns a sixteen
Speaker 9: year old girls all of her face, legs, and arms.
Speaker 9: This's not a laughing matter covered in rash.
Speaker 13: That broke my heart being a mom watching my child
Speaker 13: lay there and suffer and cry and looking like she's
Speaker 13: literally been burned from head to toe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not good. It looks like something bad is
Speaker 2: happening here. I don't know what it is or what
Speaker 2: that would be from. They got a mason jar of water,
Speaker 2: which is I don't know. I don't know what it
Speaker 2: is about water. When you're trying to show somebody what
Speaker 2: kind of condition it's in, put a mason jar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you put it in the mason just like AOC.
Speaker 2: She just has a briefcase full of mason jars with brown,
Speaker 2: dirty water and them you get like a muddy mason
Speaker 2: jar full of water and then you show everybody. But
Speaker 2: now this one looks crystal clear best I can tell.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's something I'm not seeing.
Speaker 9: Family believes their city's water is responsible. I do strongly
Speaker 9: believe that this with my daughter has something to do
Speaker 9: with the water.
Speaker 13: And we've always had a problem with this water since
Speaker 13: we lived here. It's always been discolored smells.
Speaker 9: David and Misty Logan live in Trinidad.
Speaker 1: Now real quick.
Speaker 2: In my experience, I grew up with a well water
Speaker 2: out of the well in the acreage.
Speaker 1: It's not fancy. This was it was.
Speaker 2: It was a kind of water that stains your house.
Speaker 2: That's what I grew up showering in a point. You
Speaker 2: grew up with just a well, just well well water.
Speaker 2: I mean I was gonna say, I have a well well.
Speaker 2: This is all we had. It was our only source
Speaker 2: of water. And it was gross and it's stunk. And
Speaker 2: when I had friends over and they had asked for
Speaker 2: a glass of water, I'd give them a glass of
Speaker 2: water and they'd.
Speaker 1: Be like eh, and I'd be like, I know, it's
Speaker 1: even normal to me. I drink this all the time.
Speaker 2: Glug glug, glug, and they would make fun of me
Speaker 2: because our water was gross. In my adult life, I
Speaker 2: always thought that like well, water would be the worst
Speaker 2: option or something.
Speaker 1: But I did go to a nice hotel.
Speaker 2: This was a higher end hotel in New Orleans, and
Speaker 2: I got the city top water there. One time, in
Speaker 2: the top water, I poured it into a glass and
Speaker 2: looked at the water and there was all kinds of
Speaker 2: stuff in there.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it was.
Speaker 2: So sometimes the city water is not as good in
Speaker 2: certain places. You might have had some experience with that,
Speaker 2: and if you have, let us know. But this family's
Speaker 2: saying it's dangerous.
Speaker 9: City leaders admit they are ongoing water issues. State officials
Speaker 9: are investing. Viewers continue to send Fox four images of
Speaker 9: discolored water, including this video. Yeah, in a residence here
Speaker 9: for twenty years, it's always been nasty water.
Speaker 10: Yes.
Speaker 9: The sixteen year old's parents say her skin issues began
Speaker 9: after taking a shower on May twenty eighth. At first,
Speaker 9: they did not know what to think.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is one of those really basic things where
Speaker 2: it makes me hate politicians, where I say, here's the deal.
Speaker 2: If you can't give us the most basic necessity of
Speaker 2: clean water, to our houses. You're all fired, every one
Speaker 2: of you, every elected leader, if you can't go to Flint, Michigan,
Speaker 2: any place where they have these issues. All let down
Speaker 2: by politicians generation after generation after generation who let infrastructure
Speaker 2: fail and let pipes start to rust, and they had
Speaker 2: pipes that had let in them and all of these
Speaker 2: different things. You have been let down by these loser politicians.
Speaker 2: Every one of them should be fired. And this is
Speaker 2: like the most basic thing in the world. You should
Speaker 2: have to pay a dime more of taxes and so
Speaker 2: they can guarantee the most basic necessity of clean water.
Speaker 1: That's it. It's not a lot, it's not a lot
Speaker 1: to ask for.
Speaker 9: But after taking two additional showers to try and relieve pain,
Speaker 9: her skin became more irritated.
Speaker 13: The only thing we come to the conclusion on is
Speaker 13: each time you got in that water to try to
Speaker 13: relieve yourself, it only made it worse.
Speaker 9: The girl's parents took her to ChEls Health in Dallas.
Speaker 9: Medical records the family provided to Fox four read chemical
Speaker 9: exposure most likely chemical burn, severe dermatitis from water she
Speaker 9: was exposed to.
Speaker 1: That's not good.
Speaker 9: A Facebook post by City of Trinidad shows it's in
Speaker 9: the middle of a month long process changing a disinfectant
Speaker 9: in its water system.
Speaker 2: Oh great, so this is the city right here, This
Speaker 2: is them admitting this important water notice, temporary conversion to
Speaker 2: free chlorine. It says, from chlora mean to free chlorine.
Speaker 2: The conversion will begin April twenty seventh and continue through
Speaker 2: May thirtieth. And I guess that was the time when
Speaker 2: this happened, and they so why is the city making
Speaker 2: this change? The City of Trinidad has chosen to implement
Speaker 2: temporary disinfected conversion to free chlorine based on the following
Speaker 2: the amount and various locations of dirty water complaints. So
Speaker 2: they're admitting to having a lot of problems in this
Speaker 2: town for sure.
Speaker 9: A temporary conversion from chloramine to free chlorine partnered with
Speaker 9: flushing activities. See what it looks like, See what you're
Speaker 9: actually drinking. To be clear, we do not know if
Speaker 9: recent treatments led to the girls rash, but an attorney
Speaker 9: for the family posted a preliminary test strip result to
Speaker 9: X appearing to show quote dangerous free chlorine levels in
Speaker 9: the Logan family's water.
Speaker 2: Okay, and I don't know they were screwing with this
Speaker 2: or not, but that the test is supposed to be
Speaker 2: white if it has none in there and it's purple,
Speaker 2: which is bad. Free chlorine levels above four parts per
Speaker 2: million in drinking water considered dangerous. You think they have
Speaker 2: a case here.
Speaker 1: Let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: If you had any experience with anything like this, send
Speaker 2: us a dispatcher an email to tips tips at thenewsjunkie
Speaker 2: dot com.
Speaker 1: That sucks, man.
Speaker 2: And she's a young girl, sixteen, and you want to have
Speaker 2: been relieving herself in the water. You want to make
Speaker 2: sure when you're relieving yourself that you're not doing more damage.
Speaker 2: And you every time you just try to take a shower,
Speaker 2: you end up with these like welts all over your
Speaker 2: body and chemical burns.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 2: I mean that's enough to make anybody upset, I think.
Speaker 2: But there you go. That's the story out of Trinidad, Texas.
Speaker 2: Good luck folks over there, all right, all eight hundred
Speaker 2: of you, yeah, all eight hundred and most of them
Speaker 2: with dirty water issues.
Speaker 1: It would it would appear send us.
Speaker 2: Your dispatches over on the news junkie dot com and
Speaker 2: work those and in just a bit we also have
Speaker 2: our friend Mo de Witt of the DeWitt Law Firm
Speaker 2: and boil.
Speaker 1: Boy Sealane, do we have have some questions for him?
Speaker 1: We are going to talk about Legos. We are gonna
Speaker 1: lego him up.
Speaker 2: We got the final chapter and the whole stolen Legos.
Speaker 1: Can't say that.
Speaker 3: Because you know, when this thing ramps up next week,
Speaker 3: when it just gets crazier and crazier, I believe we've
Speaker 3: hit the end of the story.
Speaker 2: I think we'll wrap it all up with the Bow
Speaker 2: in just a bit here. Jury Duty's on the way
Speaker 2: and that's coming up next.
Speaker 1: In the news Junkie, there's people who just don't like it.
Speaker 1: They scream about the e bikes in their neighborhood. Josh
Speaker 1: is one of the culprits. He's usually zipping around on
Speaker 1: some e bike or scooters somewhere.
Speaker 2: Some old person with a newspaper in their hand, all
Speaker 2: you know, balled up and ready to attack. That is
Speaker 2: the frequent occurrence that we see on this show.
Speaker 1: And look catching me bro and he.
Speaker 2: Just jets out of there, and then there's some old
Speaker 2: person screaming at the clouds behind him.
Speaker 1: It happens so much.
Speaker 2: These people, the older people in particular, to hate the
Speaker 2: e bikes they hate them. I have a solution to this.
Speaker 2: I've proposed it. I don't know if they'll accept it,
Speaker 2: but my solution is we need to have like a
Speaker 2: public reading of the rules, and then we need to
Speaker 2: enforce the rules after that. Because you're not supposed to
Speaker 2: be driving these things on the sidewalk. I think that's
Speaker 2: where the breakdown occurs. I think you're not supposed to
Speaker 2: be driving on the sidewalk. That makes the old people
Speaker 2: mad and then they start screaming at things. But we
Speaker 2: have a winner here in terms of just the craziest
Speaker 2: reaction to anybody on these e bikes that I've ever seen,
Speaker 2: and it's going to lead us today, I guess right
Speaker 2: here in this glorious segment.
Speaker 1: So let's jump in. Let's do jury duty. Court is
Speaker 1: now in session, and so put your phone down and
Speaker 1: pay attention before we call the bailiff over to win
Speaker 1: your You're knowing jury duty with the News Junkie. Jury
Speaker 1: Duty brought to you by the one the only mode wits.
Speaker 1: He is Moses. I got cooties. You want to hang
Speaker 1: out with me in garage? Put shoes on? While your
Speaker 1: attitude Lately, Yeah, I've been working on my attitude and
Speaker 1: my shoes all year long.
Speaker 2: I wear shoes every day on the show. Last year
Speaker 2: I didn't wear shoes, and people commented on it too much.
Speaker 2: Made me a little bit self conscious about the lack
Speaker 2: of shoes in the studio. So I tried to up
Speaker 2: my game a little bit. But I want to tell
Speaker 2: you this story, and Moses tell me what kind of trouble.
Speaker 2: This gentleman's in and his name is Chad Larsen, and
Speaker 2: he was d this Chad who was upset about some
Speaker 2: of these young kids on their e bikes. I bring
Speaker 2: to you their story. Courtesy of Live five News. This
Speaker 2: guy lost it. He melted down.
Speaker 5: That's a day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could say that, there's one way to say there.
Speaker 1: He is now pleasant.
Speaker 7: Police say a man has been arrested after his alleged
Speaker 7: response to being the repeated target of a ding Dong
Speaker 7: ditch prank.
Speaker 2: Okay, the kids were using the e bikes and they
Speaker 2: were doing the old ding Dong ditch prank and this
Speaker 2: guy goes, if you do this one more time, I
Speaker 2: am going to get you, and then they did it
Speaker 2: one more time.
Speaker 7: Screen here this is the man in question, Chad Marson,
Speaker 7: fifty years old, He's been charged with kidnapping as well
Speaker 7: as assault and battery. Larsen reportedly told police that two
Speaker 7: weeks ago, children started ringing his doorbell and running away.
Speaker 7: After multiple interactions with the children, Larsen allegedly hid in
Speaker 7: his neighbors bushed weight until they got closer.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're an adult.
Speaker 3: Isn't there like an elevated charge or just a separate
Speaker 3: charge for lying in?
Speaker 1: Wait? Is there? MoU is that?
Speaker 15: I think it's usually an element, at least in Florida's
Speaker 15: an element of the crime.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this guy hides in the bushes like gargamel
Speaker 2: in the Smurfs or something is waiting there to pull
Speaker 2: off his caper. He's in the bushes and the kids
Speaker 2: come back for another round of ding dong ditch.
Speaker 7: Tackle them off their e bites. Now, the police report
Speaker 7: says that Larson dragged one of the children into his home,
Speaker 7: where police eventually showed up and arrested him. The police
Speaker 7: report also says that Larson was fully cooperative with authorities,
Speaker 7: but has not yet had a bond set.
Speaker 2: Okay, So this guy grabbed one of the kids, knocked
Speaker 2: them all off their bikes, and they came back and
Speaker 2: he dragged one of them into his.
Speaker 1: Home for doing this.
Speaker 2: Nothing that that's that's a bad idea to say the least.
Speaker 1: Moses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says Chad Larson is charged with kidnapping as
Speaker 2: salt and battery of a high and aggravated nature. Explain that.
Speaker 15: I don't exactly know. I mean, it's I was like,
Speaker 15: it's more maybe just deliberate mm hmm. But I mean
Speaker 15: kidnapping would always be deliberate.
Speaker 1: So right, well, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, I guess what's say this this out of this
Speaker 2: is out of South Carolina and Mount Pleasant, South Carolina,
Speaker 2: where this guy did by Charleston, Okay, And they said
Speaker 2: he's charged with that in battery in the third degree.
Speaker 2: He said he told him two weeks ago children started
Speaker 2: ringing his doorbell and running away. Sometime during those two weeks,
Speaker 2: he claimed the responding officer that he had driven around
Speaker 2: to try to track down the kids.
Speaker 1: Two weeks of absolute hell for this guy. Oh, this
Speaker 1: guy's like, I've gotta got ya. I'm gonna get your kids.
Speaker 2: And they said an unnamed individual woke Larson from a
Speaker 2: nap on Monday.
Speaker 15: Oh, looking from a nap, I mean, now it's kind
Speaker 15: of understandable.
Speaker 2: Judge dismisses the case on account of the app and
Speaker 2: they said a group of children were outside and they
Speaker 2: wanted to speak with him. He went outside under the
Speaker 2: assumption that the children wanted to apologize, but Larson alleged
Speaker 2: they use the opportunity to taunt him and then take
Speaker 2: off on their e bikes again, So they kind of
Speaker 2: you know, natty Nati booboo or whatever this guy and
Speaker 2: then haul ass on their e bikes again. He then
Speaker 2: went to his neighbor to inform them that the children
Speaker 2: were back, before realizing they were swinging back around and
Speaker 2: he hatched his plan.
Speaker 1: So he decides, I'm going to hide out here in
Speaker 1: the bushes. That's my move.
Speaker 2: Police say around three pm, he realized the children were coming,
Speaker 2: and he hid in his neighbor's bush to wait until
Speaker 2: they got close enough, and then tackled them off their
Speaker 2: e bikes. Two children were knocked off their e bikes
Speaker 2: and he had both children on the ground and was
Speaker 2: holding them down. The report stated one of the children
Speaker 2: who he had by the ankle. This guy's literally like
Speaker 2: a comic book villain, capturing little kids in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: They said, what are the kids that he had by
Speaker 2: the ankle was able to get free. The other one
Speaker 2: he grabbed by the neck, and he tried to bring
Speaker 2: them inside to his own home. He was holding a
Speaker 2: rock while holding the child at some point and he said,
Speaker 2: I should I should hit you with this ro Josh
Speaker 2: is what he said to the kid, And it was Josh.
Speaker 2: He said he he did all this to find out
Speaker 2: who the children were. When the police got on the scene,
Speaker 2: officers saw Larson holding out of the child through a
Speaker 2: closed glass door. The handle had been broken off and
Speaker 2: an officer had to retrieve it and opened the door.
Speaker 2: They called ems and he cooperated. He said he knows
Speaker 2: what he did was wrong, but he continued to speak
Speaker 2: as though the juveniles were the ones doing wrong. Said
Speaker 2: the officer in the report, This guy in big trouble, moses,
Speaker 2: what's he looking at?
Speaker 1: You see?
Speaker 15: Yeah, he's in some trouble there, you know. I mean,
Speaker 15: if he's a first time offender, he might be able
Speaker 15: to get probation or something like that. But in general,
Speaker 15: kidnapping children is frowned upon.
Speaker 2: What do you do instead, like if you're somebody, yes,
Speaker 2: instead of kidnapping and tackling the kids off to the
Speaker 2: e bikes. Is there some sort of recourse that exploding
Speaker 2: old people can do instead of doing this and risking
Speaker 2: the prison time.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean what.
Speaker 15: Most normal, old, grumpy people do is just repeatedly call
Speaker 15: the police until they're sick and tired of dealing with
Speaker 15: you and they out and do something.
Speaker 2: Is there anything they can get the kids on just
Speaker 2: I guess harassment.
Speaker 15: Maybe some criminal mischief or something like that, depending what
Speaker 15: they did. You know, if they did anything beyond just
Speaker 15: the ding dong ditch or maybe a harassment or if
Speaker 15: it goes on long enough, you might be able to
Speaker 15: get an injunction against them or something like that.
Speaker 2: Well, we know for a fact that some of these
Speaker 2: kids actually when they say ding dong ditch, they'll they'll
Speaker 2: like jump and kick the front doors of these people's houses.
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, some of them have gone from ding
Speaker 2: dong ditching to it's breaking and entering. Was the entering
Speaker 2: right pretty close to it? Let us know what you
Speaker 2: think and if you think this guy was in the wrong,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you might wind up with that. Send us
Speaker 2: a dispatch over at thenewschunkie dot com right now. Moses,
Speaker 2: so good to see us, so good to have you here,
Speaker 2: and I want to ask you some questions. If you
Speaker 2: don't mind, will you take our questions Moses, I'll consider
Speaker 2: it if you behave What can we give him that
Speaker 2: won't throw him off at the beginning so we won't
Speaker 2: break out and think we're weirdos again?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Real quick one that we talked about I think yesterday,
Speaker 3: or maybe it was Wednesday, Maybe Josh Josh was here
Speaker 3: for this, so it was Wednesday. Does the woman There
Speaker 3: was a woman in Pennsylvania who put herself on an
Speaker 3: exclusion list, like a self exclusion list for casinos because
Speaker 3: she's got a gambling problem enough that despite putting herself
Speaker 3: on the list, she showed up at a casino and
Speaker 3: won a huge jackpot on a slot machine. Good for her,
Speaker 3: and she's upset that they won't give her the money
Speaker 3: because she was on the band list. Interesting, does she
Speaker 3: have any legal right to this money? Or I mean,
Speaker 3: what do the casinos have to do for this sort
Speaker 3: of list? Like is it their fault for letting her
Speaker 3: in and not knowing that she was on this list?
Speaker 2: Realizing one of sea Land's points, which is a good point,
Speaker 2: is we don't believe we might be wrong, but we
Speaker 2: don't believe that if she was to lose a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of money that they would refund that once they
Speaker 2: found out that she was on the band list. So
Speaker 2: therefore they're gonna they would take her money, but they
Speaker 2: won't give her a jackpot.
Speaker 15: So I mean, basically, any wagers that she makes there
Speaker 15: are not supposed to be honored. So that's why they're
Speaker 15: not going to pay out the jackpot. Now, it is
Speaker 15: questionable whether she made other wagers and lost, whether they
Speaker 15: would give her that money there, but she's voluntarily agreed
Speaker 15: to not gamble there. Basically, she's entered into a contract
Speaker 15: with the casino saying I will not gamble here. I'm
Speaker 15: on this list. So she's treated she's barred from from
Speaker 15: the casino, and any wager that she makes is not
Speaker 15: supposed to be honor.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 15: You know, obviously, when somebody wins, the casino says we're
Speaker 15: not gonna honor it. When you lose, it might be
Speaker 15: a different different story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this lady, it's interesting because it kind
Speaker 2: of feels like, hey, it's on you to enforce people
Speaker 2: not allowed in your casino not being in your casino.
Speaker 3: And Josh brought up the what was the casino in
Speaker 3: New Orleans the Caesars. The Caesars could easily have avoided
Speaker 3: this whole situation because you have to scan your your
Speaker 3: legal ID on the way in, and they could easily
Speaker 3: just match that up with the list and it wouldn't
Speaker 3: be a problem. Where this is now, it's not kind
Speaker 3: of on them to enforce this thing that it's not
Speaker 3: their list, it's the state's list. So it's something that
Speaker 3: they didn't really like enact themselves, so they just have
Speaker 3: to kind of be compliant with it. And I think
Speaker 3: they sk the bet on this one.
Speaker 15: Yeah, But also, I mean, is there really any better
Speaker 15: way to discourage somebody from gambling than saying you can't
Speaker 15: keep any of your winnings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if she keeps the winnings, then it just kind
Speaker 2: of nullifies the list.
Speaker 3: But in this case, I think that typically when this happens,
Speaker 3: because it's not the first time it's happened, the winnings
Speaker 3: go to the state Gaming Board, specifically towards programm that
Speaker 3: keep the list intact and probably pay for Gambler.
Speaker 2: Yeah eight eight, yeah, Yeah, those are the commercials real quick.
Speaker 2: I wanted to tell people about this story that's starting
Speaker 2: to get some attention, and I wanted to get Moses
Speaker 2: vibes on this. Josh stay by the dump button. I
Speaker 2: do not know if they curse during this video. Today,
Speaker 2: a man from Florida walked in to a South Florida
Speaker 2: restaurant called Palm Beach Best Wings. That's how you know
Speaker 2: they've got the best wings. They tell you in the
Speaker 2: name on the food truck that place in New York
Speaker 2: with the number one cup of coffee.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you did it.
Speaker 2: The Palm Beach Best Wings is the name of this
Speaker 2: food truck. And when the guy goes up to Palm
Speaker 2: Beach Best Wings, the chef was asleep, so he started
Speaker 2: walking around and he's filming himself as this happened.
Speaker 1: So I'll try this. Let's if he curses.
Speaker 2: If he does, I'll just take out the audio and
Speaker 2: explain it to everybody.
Speaker 9: Everybody else but.
Speaker 1: The Best Wings.
Speaker 2: Because when I got there again with all the content
Speaker 2: creators pulling up saying he's the best Wings in Pobbly
Speaker 2: Beach County. All right, So there's other people on TikTok
Speaker 2: and social media saying this wing place is the best,
Speaker 2: They're the best. And then this guy goes, all right,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go try it.
Speaker 1: They's selling dirty ass wings. Bruh.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna prove it, and I'm gonna show you
Speaker 2: how they're selling dirty ass wings.
Speaker 1: But the chef is sleeping. As he walks up to
Speaker 1: the food truck. The chef is nodding off.
Speaker 2: He's asleep over here in this chair, like a full
Speaker 2: dout chair. Oh yeah, that, I'll mut it for the
Speaker 2: rest of it. So he sees that the chef is sleeping.
Speaker 2: He's sitting in this chair and he's sleeping, and then
Speaker 2: he goes into the food truck. He wanders into the
Speaker 2: food truck and starts filming around it, opens the door,
Speaker 2: look films himself going in there, or at least he's
Speaker 2: on the edge kind of filming in. And I don't
Speaker 2: know if he's zooming in. I think he's still right
Speaker 2: the outside. Oh now he's in. Now he's in. He's
Speaker 2: filming the food inside this food truck, showing the chicken
Speaker 2: wings and the product that this guy says and saying
Speaker 2: it's really disgusting in there. And then somebody pops up.
Speaker 2: The guy wakes up and sells him some chicken wings.
Speaker 2: I guess he says, I'm gonna give you the best
Speaker 2: chicken wings you ever had in your life. And this
Speaker 2: guy posts this online, and I guess the owner of
Speaker 2: the food truck has responded saying they'll take legal action
Speaker 2: because he trespassed.
Speaker 1: Into their kitchen.
Speaker 2: It's a food truck, Moses, But is that still trespassing?
Speaker 1: You're going up in somebody's food truck.
Speaker 15: Y, it would be no different than entering into somebody's vehicle,
Speaker 15: So you know, it'd be one thing if he just
Speaker 15: filmed kind of the initial shots or from outside through
Speaker 15: the door in places that are in plane view, or
Speaker 15: you can visibly be seen visibly without stepping foot inside.
Speaker 15: But second he steps foot inside, he has committed a crime, right,
Speaker 15: and this guy filmed himself to it. Okay, random question,
Speaker 15: But I don't think.
Speaker 3: The the charge is any worse because this is a
Speaker 3: vehicle versus a brick and mortar restaurant. What if it
Speaker 3: were a food boat, don't aren't there rules on the
Speaker 3: sea a little bit different, Like if you jump onto
Speaker 3: somebody else's boat, it's kind of piracy like. And so
Speaker 3: if it was a food boat and they walked in
Speaker 3: just to show how dirty it was could this be
Speaker 3: a little elevated crime.
Speaker 15: It depends what what type of body of water you're on,
Speaker 15: whether it's a navigable water or navigable water, and whether.
Speaker 1: I didn't I expect if you told me some stupid question.
Speaker 1: I thought he was going to tell you were a
Speaker 1: dummy free even asking that, But he hits you with it.
Speaker 2: Man, Yeah, he knows the piracy laws. Somebody says they
Speaker 2: are really really good wings. Please don't ruin this for me.
Speaker 2: I mean, did it look shockingly that bad? I'll put
Speaker 2: it up on sea now.
Speaker 1: So he has fallen asleep outside and then they show
Speaker 1: like his shoes are a little dirty. Okay, a big deal.
Speaker 2: And then they go inside the food truck. It's got
Speaker 2: cardboard on the floor, and the things are not quite
Speaker 2: as orderly as you might want them to be. It's
Speaker 2: got all of the little wing sauces, the mixing out.
Speaker 2: The chicken wings are in like a big tuppleware thing.
Speaker 2: They're at room temperature, so maybe that's not good. Are
Speaker 2: they already cooked? They cooked already, yeah, so that would
Speaker 2: be fine. You might need to have those refrigerated. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're gonna get to the danger zone for temperature.
Speaker 1: At the end.
Speaker 2: It's weird that he goes does he order the food.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna try to turn this back up, Josh Dump.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I will make the beddamn wings, make the best,
Speaker 2: damn wings.
Speaker 1: They slowed them down. I don't know if they slowed
Speaker 1: them down. I don't just talk like that's just a
Speaker 1: little little nefarious that way. Yeah you think so. Is
Speaker 1: that why he was? We don't have any proof of that.
Speaker 1: But if he wants to.
Speaker 2: Say something like that on the Lawyer's here food truck
Speaker 2: over there in South Florida, Palm Beach best Wings. They
Speaker 2: filmed this poor guy, and now he says he wants
Speaker 2: to take some legal action. We're going to take a
Speaker 2: quick break. When we come back, we're going to hear
Speaker 2: from you. I'll work in more of your dispatches. We
Speaker 2: will have the grand finale, all right, We'll have the
Speaker 2: grand finale, the Lego.
Speaker 1: Saga when we come back.
Speaker 2: Moses Legos, that's right, excited we're talking about I'll give
Speaker 2: you all the drama that's going on, and we'll wrap
Speaker 2: up that whole story that we've been talking about over
Speaker 2: the past couple of days. That's coming up next on
Speaker 2: the News Junkie.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get into the finale this saga.
Speaker 2: It's a very complicated story, but there's no better way
Speaker 2: to wrap it up than this. We've been talking about
Speaker 2: this over the last couple of days, and then I
Speaker 2: threatened to talk about it like I think two days
Speaker 2: before that. So basically, this Lego theft caper has taken
Speaker 2: up a decent percentage of our week here on the show.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of chat about this, and now
Speaker 2: at least we can wrap it up because there's some
Speaker 2: pretty big developments I want to focus in on.
Speaker 1: But first let's do the Power Hour. They said it
Speaker 1: couldn't be done. Then they said, I've gotta gotcha. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get your kids. It's time for the Power Hour
Speaker 1: on the news. Did you ever catch them?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 2: Now Unfortunately, no such luck on that one. All right, Moses,
Speaker 2: have you seen any of this big online drama over
Speaker 2: the Lego collection theft?
Speaker 1: Yes or no? No? I have not. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: I'm going to bring you up the speed as best
Speaker 1: I can. Now.
Speaker 2: This happened in Salt Lake City, Utah, in Utah, in general,
Speaker 2: CT and also Salem, Oregon. Those are the two main locations.
Speaker 2: There was a man. He's an older man, he's in
Speaker 2: his eighties, I think, and he had the world's biggest
Speaker 2: collection of Star Wars legos.
Speaker 1: All right, pretty impressive collection.
Speaker 2: It was worth anywhere from let's say, one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: To two hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Now he claims he is worth two hundred thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: but it was a very big and impressive collection of
Speaker 2: Star Wars legos. Then they went to a place called
Speaker 2: Bricks and Minifigs. I don't know if you've ever heard
Speaker 2: of this, but it's a sea land. We decide if
Speaker 2: they're Lego affiliated or that that's not fair to call
Speaker 2: them Lego affiliated.
Speaker 1: They're I don't maybe authorize reseller.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are a place that sells legos and they
Speaker 2: do kids' birthday parties. And there's one location in particular
Speaker 2: that took on this guy's crazy Star Wars lego collection
Speaker 2: on a consignment and they brought the collection in. The
Speaker 2: idea was that they were going to sell his collection.
Speaker 2: They put little stickers on all of his items so
Speaker 2: that when they sold, they would put that money to
Speaker 2: the side, and then this guy would come each month
Speaker 2: over to the right register and go, hey, we know
Speaker 2: how much of my stuff is sold, and they would
Speaker 2: make some payments to him. The problem is the woman
Speaker 2: who was running this bricks and minifigs store, her husband's
Speaker 2: kind of a wild card. I guess he has a
Speaker 2: printing company that makes like an Antifa magazine or something,
Speaker 2: and he was worried about Trump arresting him, and so
Speaker 2: he panicked and he fled.
Speaker 1: The United States of America. Doesn't even seem like he
Speaker 1: needed to do.
Speaker 2: That, but he did it anyways, and he flees the
Speaker 2: US and she has to ditch the bricks in minifigs
Speaker 2: legos store that she was operating, and a new owner
Speaker 2: comes in. The new owner comes in and the inventory
Speaker 2: is still there from this Star Wars lego guy. And
Speaker 2: the guy said that the new owners would not stick
Speaker 2: to the consignment deal he had with the previous owner.
Speaker 2: They started to threaten him with legal action. He said,
Speaker 2: I'll sue you. You've got my legos. Either do one
Speaker 2: of two things, and that's what everything comes to in
Speaker 2: this case. One of two things. Give me my money
Speaker 2: or give me the legos back.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's all the people wanted.
Speaker 2: They wanted the money or their legos back, and they said,
Speaker 2: go and sue us then, because you're going to spend
Speaker 2: more suing us than you would ever get out of this.
Speaker 1: And they got into a back and forth.
Speaker 2: Now a YouTuber named Reckless Ben comes into the equation.
Speaker 2: He takes this story, he makes some YouTube videos telling
Speaker 2: everybody about what's going on with these stolen legos, and
Speaker 2: they're trying to get the back.
Speaker 1: The cops get involved.
Speaker 2: There's all sorts of stuff that rolls out from this,
Speaker 2: but let's start the most basic point here with your
Speaker 2: legal opinion on this, Moses. If I make a deal,
Speaker 2: let's say with Sea Lane at Sea Lane's store, and
Speaker 2: I go, will you sell my stuff? And Selan goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: we make a consignment deal. And then Josh takes over
Speaker 2: Sea Lane store and Josh goes, you didn't have a
Speaker 2: consignment deal with me. Damn right, I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're talking about. This is just my inventory right now.
Speaker 2: Does a person have a case there or are they
Speaker 2: screwed or what does that look like too?
Speaker 15: No, they sell a case because that property never belonged
Speaker 15: to the store. The store's holding that property in trust
Speaker 15: to sell on a consignment basis, and you know, obviously
Speaker 15: to where they get a commission if they sell it,
Speaker 15: but the store doesn't. That's not the store's asset. So
Speaker 15: they're holding the property in trust and they are obligated
Speaker 15: to give that property back. And when you purchase a store,
Speaker 15: you purchase all the assets and the liabilities, and somebody's
Speaker 15: property and trust would be a liability.
Speaker 1: Do you purchase their contraction obligations? You do?
Speaker 15: You inherit the contractual obligations as well. The only time
Speaker 15: that you could possibly wipe out some contractual obligations would
Speaker 15: be if you went through like a bankruptcy or something
Speaker 15: like that. But even they are a consignment deal where
Speaker 15: you're holding somebody's property and trust, because again that's not
Speaker 15: your property. That's going to have to be returned back
Speaker 15: to the rightful owner.
Speaker 1: Well, this YouTuber mo he gets involved and he starts
Speaker 1: kind of trying to get the legos back. He's being creative.
Speaker 1: He's setting up his own fake company. He made a
Speaker 1: mock logo that.
Speaker 2: Says we steal from old people, and he was selling
Speaker 2: the merch right outside the bricks and minifig store. He
Speaker 2: was fighting for the little guy to get their money
Speaker 2: and their stuff back, and they ended up arresting him
Speaker 2: on some harassment charge. They got the cops in Utah
Speaker 2: involved in this, and they got him on a harassment charge. Now,
Speaker 2: one thing that was pretty interesting about this was when
Speaker 2: the cops arrived. At one point, he was waiting outside
Speaker 2: the new store owner's house and he was waiting with
Speaker 2: a woman who as a process server, he said, and
Speaker 2: she was going to go up and he was going
Speaker 2: to film her as she was serving the papers for
Speaker 2: this lawsuit, and they wouldn't take the papers. What are
Speaker 2: the rules on that? You know, somebody's like trying to
Speaker 2: avoid a process server. He started saying she was a
Speaker 2: fake process server. Blah blah blah, the papers were fake
Speaker 2: as well. Yeah, that the papers were fake, which they
Speaker 2: didn't turn out to be, But what are the rules
Speaker 2: with that?
Speaker 1: With people trying to avoid being served? So typically you.
Speaker 15: Don't have to accept the papers once they identify you
Speaker 15: and they hand them to you and say you've been served.
Speaker 15: You've been served. You can drop the papers on the ground,
Speaker 15: you can tear them up, you can do whatever you
Speaker 15: want with them, but you've still been served. Now, Additionally,
Speaker 15: you know, even if you're inside and let's say the
Speaker 15: process server can like identify you through the glass, he
Speaker 15: can actually leave them at your doorstep as long as
Speaker 15: he can visually identify you, especially if you've been evading service.
Speaker 15: So basically, as long as they can identify you and say,
Speaker 15: this is who you are. You know, I looked at
Speaker 15: their driver's license photo or whatever it may be, this
Speaker 15: is the same person, and they can just hand them
Speaker 15: to you and that's all they have to do.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So yeah, he even said that if he saw the
Speaker 2: guy and was up close, he could just throw the
Speaker 2: papers on the ground and that would be equivalent to
Speaker 2: serving the lawsuit.
Speaker 1: And you're saying that that even would do, that would
Speaker 1: do enough. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: So he gave the cop the documents, and the cop
Speaker 2: brought him up to the guy and he's like, you know,
Speaker 2: he wants me to give these to you, and the
Speaker 2: guy said, no, I don't want them.
Speaker 1: I don't want these documents.
Speaker 2: And everybody who was watching this was like, why wouldn't
Speaker 2: the cop just hand them the documents and tell them
Speaker 2: to take them. With a police officer getting involved, does
Speaker 2: that make things more complicated in some way? Or could
Speaker 2: the cop have just said, hey, we're going to get
Speaker 2: this over with, just take the stupid papers.
Speaker 15: Well, I mean, in at least in Florida, you can
Speaker 15: have the share factor as your process server and go
Speaker 15: out of physically serve the person. Now yeah, this here,
Speaker 15: it seems like the police officer a sort of trying
Speaker 15: to be an intermediary, and really we didn't need an intermediary.
Speaker 15: The process servers need to go up and give the
Speaker 15: guy the documents. Now Here the process service identified the person,
Speaker 15: the cop hand them the documents, he could take them,
Speaker 15: he can not take them. But they still been served.
Speaker 2: And the last thing I wanted to ask you about
Speaker 2: this was kind of my favorite part of this. Moses,
Speaker 2: the YouTuber guy had somebody go to his house and
Speaker 2: in the art of trying to serve papers to this guy,
Speaker 2: they dressed up as a UPS delivery driver.
Speaker 1: They had a.
Speaker 2: UPS hat on, they had a fake package in front
Speaker 2: of them. The package had some rubber ducks in it,
Speaker 2: and they were delivering the fake package of the house.
Speaker 2: Then they were gonna go, are you this person, I've
Speaker 2: got a delivery for him, And when they said yes,
Speaker 2: they're gonna be like, you've been served, And.
Speaker 1: The guy got so mad about that.
Speaker 2: That he called the cops as well, and he said
Speaker 2: that they were like, you know, pretending to be something
Speaker 2: that they were. Can a process server pretend to be
Speaker 2: a delivery driver and pull that off?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 15: I mean a lot of times they'll be pizza delivery
Speaker 15: drivers and so they'll knock on your door with like
Speaker 15: a pizza box, and you know, you'll open the doors
Speaker 15: they ought to order a pizza. They'll be like, well,
Speaker 15: what addresses this?
Speaker 1: Who are you?
Speaker 15: And then they'll serve you. So, I mean that happens
Speaker 15: all the time. Especially you know a lot of times
Speaker 15: people really do try to evade service. They dodge process servers.
Speaker 15: They know they're trying to get them, and so they
Speaker 15: have to use see these kinds of tactics.
Speaker 1: Is there a benefit to evading the service for them?
Speaker 2: Like just delay? Okay, to just make things go wrong.
Speaker 2: It's not illegal to evade service. Now can you just
Speaker 2: email people?
Speaker 15: Well, I mean that you know that's probably the next
Speaker 15: step of some sort. But you know we all have
Speaker 15: a bunch of email addresses too, so you get send
Speaker 15: an email exactly.
Speaker 1: So okay, you could say you didn't get it.
Speaker 15: So yeah, so this is the way where you actually
Speaker 15: have to have notice essentially.
Speaker 2: Well the big update from this whole caper and everything
Speaker 2: that happened to it. Bricks and Minifigs, the company that
Speaker 2: has over three hundred locations brings in hundreds of millions
Speaker 2: of dollars, is now parting ways with the two owners
Speaker 2: of that particular location of Bricks and Minifigs that started
Speaker 2: this whole drama. They are parting ways with Brandon Best
Speaker 2: and Joshua Johnson.
Speaker 3: Joshua was the guy that was saying that the papers
Speaker 3: were fake and that he was being harassed and demanding
Speaker 3: the cops find anything to charge this YouTuber with, including
Speaker 3: lying to the cops about him having like heroin and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, there was an anonymous call that came in
Speaker 2: that suggested he had heroin in his vehicle, and Bricks
Speaker 2: and Minifix says, We've been asking for documentation for a
Speaker 2: long time. We'd ask mister Manzel and others and did
Speaker 2: not receive enough to give us a clear picture until recently,
Speaker 2: thanks to internal and external operations assistant and those who
Speaker 2: continue to stand with us, we finally have enough to
Speaker 2: proceed with the resolution, says the CEO of Bricks and Minifigs.
Speaker 2: And now that we do, Brian. We continue to offer
Speaker 2: to sit down with you, and we're prepared to discuss
Speaker 2: dropping our lawsuit against you. Let's go through the spreadsheets
Speaker 2: and the point of sale data together to ensure that
Speaker 2: you are made whole monetarily and ensure that whatever Star
Speaker 2: Wars lego was or remains in the Salem store, whether
Speaker 2: you identify it as yours or not, you can have it.
Speaker 2: We will ensure that you are compensated for anything unaccounted for,
Speaker 2: including what miss law Slash Corman failed to compensate you
Speaker 2: for without your knowledge.
Speaker 1: We are ready when you are.
Speaker 2: So they're basically saying, please stop it, come get the
Speaker 2: Star Wars legos. All right, we'll make a deal here,
Speaker 2: which is very different from what the CEO is previously
Speaker 2: saying to this guy. And I've got some more clips
Speaker 2: from the CEO. Let's see what he says here. I
Speaker 2: guess he was talking to a Fox affiliate about all
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 16: As people say, try to just settle Brian's collection and
Speaker 16: move on and make everyone forget it.
Speaker 9: Was that ever an option?
Speaker 17: Oh, We've been working to try and work with mister
Speaker 17: Mansell for a good little while. We've asked for documentation
Speaker 17: as far back as a year ago. But we continue
Speaker 17: to reach out to try and you know, get towards
Speaker 17: a resolution with the man Cell family on this matter.
Speaker 16: And have you and mister Mansell ever talked directly one
Speaker 16: on one.
Speaker 1: Not as of yet.
Speaker 17: I have sent direct messages to the man Cell family
Speaker 17: and to mister man Cell specifically seeking to have a
Speaker 17: sit down meeting, meet at the table and go over
Speaker 17: all the documentation that we have and to be able
Speaker 17: to talk through and from our side of things if there,
Speaker 17: you know, like have been any missteps through the transition
Speaker 17: of the store.
Speaker 1: We want to make things right.
Speaker 9: We want to do what's right by the customer.
Speaker 1: But this is hilarious, by the way, because this is
Speaker 1: such a change in tone. The change in tone was
Speaker 1: from resistance and like we're going to sue you will
Speaker 1: have your ass in court to getting absolutely dunked in
Speaker 1: the public sphere and thinking that your business is on
Speaker 1: the verge of collapse here and saying like, no, we're
Speaker 1: just really interested in solving this.
Speaker 2: They hey, by the way, I want to present their
Speaker 2: story very quickly as we wrap this up. They blame
Speaker 2: the other owner of the store. They blame the woman
Speaker 2: and her Antifa Printon husband. They say that they were
Speaker 2: keeping a bad version of the books, and they sold
Speaker 2: a bunch of the collection and didn't properly pay this guy,
Speaker 2: and that they weren't being totally honest. But they still
Speaker 2: do have a lot of the collection and now they
Speaker 2: say they're willing to give it back, and that's not
Speaker 2: without some retribution. Because minifigs dot me, which is a
Speaker 2: company that makes the little minifigurines and has been around
Speaker 2: this bricks and minifix company since the beginning, they said, hello,
Speaker 2: Nick and Caroline here, owners of minifigs dot Me. As
Speaker 2: many of our customers will be aware, serious allegations have
Speaker 2: recently been made against the franchise in the USA called
Speaker 2: Bricks and Minifigs by YouTuber reckless men. We have been
Speaker 2: suppliers for this company for many weere years as they
Speaker 2: grew from a single store to many, but we can
Speaker 2: no longer continue to do this in good conscience.
Speaker 1: Oh no, they're going to lose other minifigs. That's it,
Speaker 1: They're losing them.
Speaker 2: We've been waiting for some of the facts to become
Speaker 2: more clear, waiting for some other information to come to
Speaker 2: light before making this decision. But at this point we
Speaker 2: have to stand by our principles. They say, this is
Speaker 2: an extremely costly decision for us, but they are no
Speaker 2: longer working with the Bricks and Minifigs company, so the.
Speaker 1: Fallout is real. Folks change the name to just bricks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: no mini figs in sight, it's not happening. So we'll see.
Speaker 1: That could be the ed of it right there.
Speaker 2: They say that they are parting ways with the other
Speaker 2: two owner guys. They say that they will drop the
Speaker 2: lawsuit at least against the guy with the collection. They
Speaker 2: say that they're ready to resolve all of this and
Speaker 2: that could be a nice little end to this. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what could be a nice little end of
Speaker 2: the show. You and your spectacular dispatches, your final questions
Speaker 2: for our friend Moses to wit as we head into
Speaker 2: the weekend. Here to tips at the Newsjunkie dot com,
Speaker 2: and just any other questions or concerns you might have.
Speaker 2: Is we have some fun and power our roles on
Speaker 2: because that is coming up next on the News Junkie.
Speaker 1: Mo to win.
Speaker 2: Our friend is hanging out with us. Here we cruised
Speaker 2: through the show. Most of you got big plans this weekend.
Speaker 2: What are you up to man doing absolutely nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what. Normally I'd be like, oh, what a bummer.
Speaker 2: I know that you have been begging for that for
Speaker 2: quite some time, actually more than you.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: Last folks, last week, Moe is in my studio and
Speaker 2: he's about to leave, and I go, what do you
Speaker 2: What do you got to do for the rest of
Speaker 2: the day. He's like, Okay, in an hour and a half,
Speaker 2: I'm headed to the airport, and then I gotta fly
Speaker 2: to this place in this small town. And then I
Speaker 2: got to fly to this place the next day, and
Speaker 2: I got ja Alabama.
Speaker 1: Yeah, where did you go?
Speaker 15: Which place is Andalujah, Alabama?
Speaker 2: Andalujah, Alabama? You stopping Greenbow?
Speaker 1: Nope, didn't make it that far. Where else were you
Speaker 1: as one?
Speaker 2: I think Gwinnette, Georgia, Gwinnett, Georgia and mos bouncing around
Speaker 2: working on some stuff, go to these small towns and
Speaker 2: just like, not a breath, not a moment to relax.
Speaker 3: How's the chicken parm in Ambrosia, Alabama?
Speaker 1: There was a Zaxby's.
Speaker 15: That's probably the question, Zach Smack.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you.
Speaker 2: I think he won't admit it, but I think we're
Speaker 2: now to the point where Moses is like, should I
Speaker 2: have started this chicken palm bit?
Speaker 1: Should? Was this a good idea?
Speaker 2: Now everywhere I go people only want to talk to
Speaker 2: me about chicken parm, which I guess is better than
Speaker 2: just legal stuff all the time, just asking your random
Speaker 2: legal questions and stuff.
Speaker 1: But it's piling on out here.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see here, We got some stuff on
Speaker 2: the way out, and if you have any questions for Moses,
Speaker 2: you can always send those through. You guys, know the
Speaker 2: actor James Handy. Anybody recognize that name in the slightest.
Speaker 1: I do from today's news.
Speaker 2: That's about it. All right, that's about it. You you
Speaker 2: know his movies Top Gun Maverick. Anybody's seen that one?
Speaker 1: Yep?
Speaker 2: Not so yeah, Josh hasn't because he's non American. The Rocketeer, Josh,
Speaker 2: you've seen the Rocketeer?
Speaker 1: No, I remember the Rocketeer. Have you seen the original Jumanji? Yes? Okay.
Speaker 2: Finally, finally we landed on one James Handy, this old
Speaker 2: dude who had been in a bunch of these movies,
Speaker 2: This guy known for his roles in Jumanji, Top Gun,
Speaker 2: Maverick and other movies, was stabbed what am I saying
Speaker 2: it wrong?
Speaker 1: This guy over here, he was in that film Jamanji.
Speaker 1: Here's a couple of bucks. Go watch Jumanji. Did I say, Look,
Speaker 1: I'm in the weekend mode here?
Speaker 2: All right, I'm I'm I'm ready for some downtime to Moses,
Speaker 2: I'm with you here. I want to talk about James
Speaker 2: Handy very quickly because he did die.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately.
Speaker 2: He was stabbed to death by his girlfriend's son, and
Speaker 2: his girlfriend's son was crazy as hell. I don't know
Speaker 2: if they'll have the quote in here, but when he
Speaker 2: called nine one one, there's a particular quote that the
Speaker 2: Sun said after stabbing this actor.
Speaker 1: If it's not in this, i'll tell you.
Speaker 14: Andy is dead after being repeatedly stabbed in California, and
Speaker 14: official say the crime was committed by his son's girlfriend.
Speaker 14: Got it wrong, girlfriend's son. Rather, they say Handy was
Speaker 14: stabbed multiple times in the chest and was found unconscious
Speaker 14: outside of the home in Los Angeles County on Wednesday.
Speaker 15: The sidewalk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's like a bloody shirt on the sidewalk in Tarzana, California,
Speaker 2: where this actor James Handy was still whare.
Speaker 9: He passed away.
Speaker 14: According to investigators, James's girlfriend son called nine one one
Speaker 14: and said, I am the son of man. I just
Speaker 14: killed the man of Sin. The suspect was arrested. The
Speaker 14: actor was best known for his roles in Jumanji.
Speaker 9: Talked on Maverick.
Speaker 2: She said it wrong. Yeah, Jumanjie, he got it wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't blame her that. She screwed some other stuff
Speaker 2: up too.
Speaker 1: What was the quote?
Speaker 2: The quote was the son of a girlfriend who killed
Speaker 2: him and stabbed this actor to death said I am
Speaker 2: the son of man. I just killed the man of Sin.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell that means. I don't
Speaker 2: know if that's you. I just killed the man of sin.
Speaker 2: Maybe it does kind of imply some stuff going on.
Speaker 2: Why is there techno playing during this? I don't know
Speaker 2: why they made that decision. Steps this lady is too
Speaker 2: boring in this news report. We have to put some
Speaker 2: music behind it.
Speaker 14: Bob is dead after being repeatedly stabbed in California, and
Speaker 14: official say.
Speaker 1: That, yeah, that's a bit much.
Speaker 2: That's a bit much, but that's what they decided to
Speaker 2: go with for that particular report. Okay, we're going to
Speaker 2: get into We've got a whole bunch of stuff to
Speaker 2: do including. I want to try to work in a
Speaker 2: couple of emails where we can. Man, let me see
Speaker 2: if there's anything else. Oh, there was one more moment.
Speaker 2: This is crazy that this was called on video. Police
Speaker 2: dash cam video caught this accident. I'll put this up
Speaker 2: on see it now, of course, because there's some visual elements.
Speaker 2: This was a police dash cam as an accident happened
Speaker 2: and a little kid was flung out of the vehicle
Speaker 2: into the like onto the hood of the cop car.
Speaker 2: I'll play this for you and then i'll explain what's
Speaker 2: going on. Here is ready distressing content. The kid went
Speaker 2: onto the hood onto the.
Speaker 9: Ambulance.
Speaker 1: That's the officer.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, the kids trying to get back into the
Speaker 2: vehicle to help his family out.
Speaker 1: Wow, he's fine.
Speaker 2: He flew there. Yeah, yeah, unbelievable. I'll bring this back
Speaker 2: just so you know what happened here. The kid flew
Speaker 2: through the window of the truck, busted out the truck,
Speaker 2: and flew onto the hood right there. You can see
Speaker 2: him onto the hood of the police car. And then
Speaker 2: I don't know if it's because little kid power or what.
Speaker 2: He was fine, He blasted through a window, flew under
Speaker 2: the hood of the police car, and he was fine.
Speaker 2: At the end of all of this, somehow someway and
Speaker 2: the police officer was just kind of talking to the
Speaker 2: little guy.
Speaker 1: Here she is speaking with him. Thank you, Are you okay, buddy? Yeah? Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Man, It's like a weird superpower. This is these little
Speaker 2: kids have to just survive stuff like this, Thank God.
Speaker 2: But uh, he's doing okay. This is a window open,
Speaker 2: I don't think so, because the window is broken in
Speaker 2: the truck after this, And I don't know exactly what
Speaker 2: caused the truck to crash so bad, but it spun
Speaker 2: around and it was a nasty crash.
Speaker 1: The only way I.
Speaker 3: Could see the kid had been that, okay, crashing through
Speaker 3: a window was if there was nothing to crash through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and one thing that happens. I know, mos, I'm
Speaker 2: sure you've seen this and stories.
Speaker 1: Over the years.
Speaker 2: Little kids, you know, they're tough. As somebody says in
Speaker 2: chat right now, they're unbreakable. People are saying, like adrenaline, Yeah, definitely,
Speaker 2: And yes, this is a lesson to wear a seatbelt.
Speaker 1: It's one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: This kid clearly flew out of the car because he
Speaker 2: was not in a seatbelt, and that is a great
Speaker 2: lesson to take from this.
Speaker 1: But if you're not a little kid.
Speaker 2: One thing that happens so often in cases like this
Speaker 2: is when drivers are drunk. Oh my god, the stuff
Speaker 2: they will survive through, like it is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you've seen that before.
Speaker 2: Mos is like, I've seen accidents where I look at
Speaker 2: the car and I go, I don't know how any
Speaker 2: humans survive this crash at all.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, they're just like crushed in cans. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And but the person who has drunk somehow survives, and
Speaker 2: so does this little kid, thank god.
Speaker 1: So here we go.
Speaker 2: Little kid flies out of car. That's what we're gonna do,
Speaker 2: flies out of car during crash. I don't think you
Speaker 2: really need a warning on that one.
Speaker 3: It seems it seems like you should know based on
Speaker 3: reading it that it's going to be distressing.
Speaker 2: Well, you never know what you're gonna get. You don't
Speaker 2: know if this little kid's gonna fly far or if
Speaker 2: he's short.
Speaker 3: Fly You're right, little kids flying out of car videos
Speaker 3: or like a box of chocolates.
Speaker 2: You get, Yeah, that you never know what you're gonna get. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: we got a lot of Forrest Gump comments.
Speaker 1: Coming kind of shoehorn a couple in not even on purpose.
Speaker 2: Moses, I'm so glad to hear you get a relaxing weekend.
Speaker 2: I know you deserve it very very much. So enjoy yourself,
Speaker 2: get as much you know, chicken palm or whatever as
Speaker 2: you possibly can, and also celebrate. I saw this is
Speaker 2: a restaurant that you kind of you put on my radar.
Speaker 2: I think you brought this restaurant up a little bit, okay,
Speaker 2: but that's snuffing donuts place.
Speaker 1: Got some pretty big accolades. That's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you if you were the one who put them
Speaker 2: on my radar. I know you had some like mo
Speaker 2: glasses and stuff in there, and I think they got
Speaker 2: they got like a nod especial. Yeah, like they didn't
Speaker 2: get a star necessarily a recommendation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is pretty good.
Speaker 2: Honestly, that's pretty impressive for them to pick that up. Uh,
Speaker 2: and they have you to thank at the very least.
Speaker 1: So I expect to expect free donuts for life. Now.
Speaker 1: I expect something.
Speaker 2: Yes, all right, if you're out there smoking donuts, and
Speaker 2: I know you're out there somewhere smoking donuts, here's the deal.
Speaker 2: Moses is the one I think who puts you guys
Speaker 2: on the radar. He was in early and he was
Speaker 2: putting your name out there. He talked about you on
Speaker 2: the show, told me about it. You can go get
Speaker 2: the just call Mo glasses, the glasses you can drink
Speaker 2: out of at those place.
Speaker 1: You need to name something after Mo on the menu.
Speaker 1: I like that. I don't know what. Maybe something chicken
Speaker 1: parm related. Do they have a chicken parm option that though.
Speaker 15: Not yet, son of a bitch, they could.
Speaker 2: They could add that the mode chicken palm or you know,
Speaker 2: something similar.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be locked.
Speaker 3: I had an idea for a drink they could put
Speaker 3: on their menu, But now that I say it out loud,
Speaker 3: the mold fashion doesn't sound like a safe thing to drink.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's better. Yeah yeah, those those are better than
Speaker 1: the option that Land pushed out all of the springs water.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, take any of this or none of it,
Speaker 2: whatever you want. But congratulations to quick Break. When we
Speaker 2: come back, we're going to wrap it up with the
Speaker 2: final dispatches, stories that didn't make the cut, The Party
Speaker 2: of the Century, and today I learned to the whole
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Speaker 1: You've been on Secret Shows before? Five years? Well, how
Speaker 1: long has it been. It's been. I think it's been
Speaker 1: since the old paternity leave over here.
Speaker 15: Yeah, last time I was on. I think Ryan Holmes
Speaker 15: was on with me.
Speaker 1: Okay, here's the dangerous here's the deal.
Speaker 2: I am absolutely for this because I think this could
Speaker 2: be very fun.
Speaker 1: But here's the deal.
Speaker 2: You have been hesitant to get fully loose in the past.
Speaker 2: We need full taking shots, getting wild.
Speaker 1: Yes you do. Yeah, you need this. I think you
Speaker 1: need this. We need mo.
Speaker 2: On like an eleven, like let's get, let's get We'll
Speaker 2: pull Casino mout the out of the wilderness here, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Casimo on displot.
Speaker 1: That's what I want to say.
Speaker 3: It may not have been my paternity to leave, but
Speaker 3: the only one that I can find right now is
Speaker 3: Secret Show number two twenty six when I was in Jamaica.
Speaker 1: And what are we on now? Sixty sixty?
Speaker 2: All right, we got to do this moment and we
Speaker 2: need you to go hard, full speed ahead.
Speaker 15: Why don't we just take the show to Vegas for
Speaker 15: the iHeart Music Festival again.
Speaker 1: The company gonna do it? Is that gonna happen? That
Speaker 1: ain't gonna happen? All right, We hope you enjoy go
Speaker 1: check that out. Only somebody was negotiating a contract right now.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I got three weeks left, but either I'm
Speaker 2: wis by juice on that that ain't happening. No, no,
Speaker 2: but I am. I am down to that point one
Speaker 2: hundred percent. As of next week, I'll have three weeks
Speaker 2: left on my contract. And the latest I I heard
Speaker 2: from the suits at iHeart was they responded to my
Speaker 2: email where I said, like, this is the end of
Speaker 2: the conversation. We do this, so we don't do this,
Speaker 2: and they said we might be able to make this happen.
Speaker 2: And then I haven't heard jacks about it since then.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard even a peep about it since then.
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens. Right now, it's time to
Speaker 2: do the final dispatches, So here goes nothing. Let's do
Speaker 2: this on the final dispatches, but Sean will probably only
Speaker 2: play true true. I was supposed to do the Party
Speaker 2: of the Century story too, and maybe I could do
Speaker 2: that if this goes real fast here's chaos with a
Speaker 2: dispatch with a lope.
Speaker 8: So this is actually postal experiensive with consignment. I used
Speaker 8: to work for an auction house in Tavarius and it
Speaker 8: was my parents, and they sold antiques. Now, within their
Speaker 8: consignment agreement, they had if an item didn't sell, you
Speaker 8: had thirty days to come pick up the item if
Speaker 8: you if you didn't pick up the item, and they
Speaker 8: would notify these people to come get yourself with the
Speaker 8: phone calls and emails, all of which you know, they
Speaker 8: followed up consistently with. Now, if they didn't answer back
Speaker 8: or come and get the items, they would be considered
Speaker 8: abandoned and handed over to the auction house, and the
Speaker 8: auction really would then therefore take over the rights.
Speaker 15: Could you do that, Yeah, it's just part of the contract.
Speaker 15: I mean, that's actually a fairly standard, and we didn't
Speaker 15: really get into that because that's more of an abandoned
Speaker 15: property versus what those people were dealing with, uh huh,
Speaker 15: where they were just trying to get their property back
Speaker 15: that was rightfully theirs, and nobody ever notified them to
Speaker 15: come pick it up or anything like that obviously.
Speaker 2: So you could do that kind of thing where you say,
Speaker 2: if you don't pick up your property by X day,
Speaker 2: the property becomes our property.
Speaker 15: Well, it depends on the terms I mean here, and
Speaker 15: maybe he finishes, but you know, it may get sold
Speaker 15: at an auction house. There may be a storage fee
Speaker 15: that they get paid first for storing the item for
Speaker 15: a certain amount of time until it's sold at auction.
Speaker 15: They get their storage fee, and then maybe there were
Speaker 15: or the money goes back to the person who it
Speaker 15: belongs to, if they can find them. But obviously you
Speaker 15: ought provisions in there so that you're not just becoming
Speaker 15: a free storage center for all people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, rap, true, that probably happens a lot.
Speaker 2: The Party of the Century Sea Lane, Phoenix High school
Speaker 2: graduate assuing his classmates' parents after he suffered a concussion
Speaker 2: excuse me, and had part of his ear torn off
Speaker 2: during a senior skip day at their house. Over one
Speaker 2: hundred people were at the party, including underage teens drinking alcohol.
Speaker 2: They started jumping off the roof and one of the
Speaker 2: guy's ears ripped off. You've missed the pool on a
Speaker 2: roof dive. What an idiot? All right, let's get the
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