Speaker 1: You're the kind of person who needs a trigger warning.
Speaker 1: You don't want to change the station.
Speaker 2: That's all like being a snowflake if you ask me.
Speaker 1: Because this it is well, first morning glory, grigger. Don't
Speaker 1: get pulled.
Speaker 3: Hizzy is coming up in just a few minutes. What
Speaker 3: do you have on the way, Dougie?
Speaker 4: On the way, I'm gonna tell you a story that
Speaker 4: we kind of gave you a little precursor.
Speaker 5: Somebody wasn't feeling well.
Speaker 1: And now they're dead.
Speaker 3: Who was it, I'll tell you now, Jeez, wasn't feeling well,
Speaker 3: now they're dead.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's somebody who asked, Charlie, don't you have a bidet?
Speaker 3: What do you need the toilet paper for? The sandpaper
Speaker 3: toilet paper?
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 6: I don't use as much toilet paper all anymore, really,
Speaker 6: any other than the last dab.
Speaker 3: There's somebody that says I should buy Jeffrey a b
Speaker 3: day instead of a new car.
Speaker 1: What would you pick if you had the choice, Jeffrey
Speaker 1: a car?
Speaker 7: Okay, I find a car more practical than in the
Speaker 7: day because I I'm still used to wiping my own ass,
Speaker 7: so I don't need a sick money.
Speaker 6: But dougie. Like I said, I'm not rich like you guys,
Speaker 6: So what are you talking about? Really sick? I got
Speaker 6: cough drops in the car and I took one this morning.
Speaker 6: Why did you take a cough drop? What were like
Speaker 6: your symptoms?
Speaker 7: They were like, oh, I need to coffe it a
Speaker 7: little bit last night, and I took I took one
Speaker 7: last night, took one this morning.
Speaker 1: So you told us you weren't sick.
Speaker 7: But it's a preventive measure if you will, so I
Speaker 7: don't get it, don't get worse.
Speaker 1: So you take these every day, not every day. I
Speaker 1: just want to need to take them.
Speaker 7: When did you start taking you need to take them sick?
Speaker 7: When I was on my way home from my offence company.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. You know how off drops prevent sickness?
Speaker 7: I don't know either way, I'm not losing money, so
Speaker 7: I mean it's bad enough my hours got reduced.
Speaker 1: I can't afford to let that let them get even
Speaker 1: more can be.
Speaker 3: Reduced further with this attitude. I mean they could be
Speaker 3: reduced to zero and no problem.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying extra hours.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying over I'm just I'm just saying that.
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to get I'm trying to trying to
Speaker 7: get a thought in, and you guys just keep interrupting me.
Speaker 7: I feel like I'm gonna honestly over I'll be honest
Speaker 7: with you. I feel like I'm more, you know, in
Speaker 7: a congression here than on a radio show.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, have you got more hours at your fence company?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 1: Just to save hours?
Speaker 5: Okay, why not go in like eight a m.
Speaker 7: I go with I mean, Doug, this is why I
Speaker 7: get so angry sometimes it's because you're being stupid.
Speaker 1: Now, Okay, I'm just saying I know a schedule. Do
Speaker 1: you have a copy of a schedule?
Speaker 4: So forgive me, I apologize if you I'm just trying
Speaker 4: to keep myself from getting worse I need. I mean, okay,
Speaker 4: So if you no longer work mornings Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Speaker 4: when the next best thing.
Speaker 5: I'm just and I'm just trying to understand.
Speaker 4: Maybe ask Chris, can I work full days Tuesdays and Thursdays?
Speaker 1: I worked? I do that, Doujie. That's the point. What
Speaker 1: do you mean he does? He's done.
Speaker 3: I always have I understand what I understand, Jeffrey, I understand.
Speaker 1: What I'm trying to break it down for Dougie.
Speaker 4: Because I would like Charlie because he's not yelling at me.
Speaker 1: I will I can break it down for you, Jeffrey.
Speaker 5: No, I'll break with the Charlotte. Please explain, Charlie.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Jeffrey.
Speaker 7: Before Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, I would work the whole
Speaker 7: show and I went afterwards. Yeah, and on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
Speaker 7: I worked from six to seven thirty and I go
Speaker 7: to at eight o'clock to my friends company.
Speaker 1: And what time does fence comingy open? Eight o'clock in
Speaker 1: the morning, So he's not missing any it's not missing exactly, Okay, right, all.
Speaker 5: Right, just trying to starting.
Speaker 1: Understand aude and then they could work.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: No, what really, what really irks me over is that
Speaker 1: when when people about being I'm the one who's RT.
Speaker 7: So I'm just saying I'm just taking the cough drops
Speaker 7: to keep myself from getting from you know, from the
Speaker 7: coff getting worse.
Speaker 1: That's the whole point. So you started coughing yesterday.
Speaker 7: Though, yeah, I say, and I remember it was brought
Speaker 7: on by the sore throat because I was at my
Speaker 7: wrestling event and I have to scream when I'm making the
Speaker 7: con when the wrestlers are doing the thing outside the
Speaker 7: ring to prevent a double countdown and whatnot, So you
Speaker 7: have to be able to hear me over the crowd.
Speaker 1: So do you think you're sick?
Speaker 7: No, I don't think I'm sicking the baka.
Speaker 8: You have a sore throat in your coffee and sneezing.
Speaker 8: If I was sick, I barked up a lug right now.
Speaker 8: So puking is the only way that you can be sick.
Speaker 8: All right, dude, are you ready for the award winning show?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Snitzer was out sick yesterday and Charlie and I hosted
Speaker 4: the aftermath together, and we were wondering.
Speaker 5: You're welcome. We were wondering, did you do that every day?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: How as an elderly gentleman, How did it go with
Speaker 4: the vomiting? Was it something because I hate vomiting. Charlie's like,
Speaker 4: I don't mind it, and He's like, ah.
Speaker 1: I mean I don't like it. It's just not suck somebody.
Speaker 6: Some people take it over the They act like it's
Speaker 6: the worst thing in the world.
Speaker 1: It's not great, but it's.
Speaker 4: Did you like are you sore your ribs sore when
Speaker 4: you were vomiting so hard or is it just you're
Speaker 4: totally like whatever.
Speaker 10: Well, the worst part is not catching your breath in between.
Speaker 10: So I got it. You know, you gotta like breathe,
Speaker 10: but there's nothing to breathe, like, it's no air coming
Speaker 10: in my nose or my mouth, you know. So you're like,
Speaker 10: you're like, you hold your breath for the whole time.
Speaker 10: Basically that's no fun.
Speaker 5: Any food in your nose.
Speaker 4: We also don't like when you're sober and you puke
Speaker 4: and you have that taste.
Speaker 1: And that oh it did not come out of my nose.
Speaker 5: No, okay.
Speaker 4: And then did your wife get up while you were
Speaker 4: vomiting to help you get your water, get you a towel?
Speaker 1: Was asked.
Speaker 3: I was okay, and she went back to bed.
Speaker 1: I went, I went to the far bathrooms.
Speaker 10: We have two bathrooms, ones next to our bedroom, ones
Speaker 10: in different room.
Speaker 1: Okay, coughed me. But job, I was just clearing my throat.
Speaker 1: Do she are you ready right now? Okay? Thank you?
Speaker 5: Panda Hizzy rovers Morning Glory, a former.
Speaker 4: Senior advisor to doctor Anthony Fauci, is pleaded guilty to
Speaker 4: plotting to conceal federal records related to research on the
Speaker 4: origins of the COVID nineteen pandemic. Doctor David Moore, seventy
Speaker 4: eight years old, pleaded guilty yesterday conspiring to defraud the
Speaker 4: US government. That's a felony that carries up to five
Speaker 4: years in prison, and he's set to be sentenced on
Speaker 4: November twelve.
Speaker 5: That will be in Maryland.
Speaker 4: Prosecutors say that he used his private email account to
Speaker 4: get around public records laws while working at the National
Speaker 4: Institute of Allergy and Effect Diseases, concealing or destroying records
Speaker 4: tied to COVID nineteen research grants. The case grew out
Speaker 4: of a House Republican probe into the pandemics origins of
Speaker 4: all of this, and Fauti repeatedly remember invoked his Fifth
Speaker 4: Amendment rights during the congressional hearings. So this guy, he
Speaker 4: was in court and he has pleaded guilty. Meanwhile, the
Speaker 4: President has paused planned fifty percent tariffs on about twenty
Speaker 4: billion dollars worth of Canadian goods after the US and
Speaker 4: Canada reached a last minute trade deal. So this is
Speaker 4: good that tariffs were set to take effect just after
Speaker 4: midnight tonight and would have covered products including wine, fairy items,
Speaker 4: building materials, and hockey equipment. Thousands of Hawaii residents remain
Speaker 4: without power after Laila caused that destructive flooding and killed
Speaker 4: at least one person, so crews have been working to
Speaker 4: restore power to thousands and thousands of the residents after that.
Speaker 4: It was just out a direct hip, but it was
Speaker 4: the outer bands of the storm and it just battered
Speaker 4: the island over the weekend, so they're still trying to
Speaker 4: get people all set and up and running. New research
Speaker 4: suggests that a widely used erectile dysfunction drug may also
Speaker 4: raise the risk of developing a serious eye disease that
Speaker 4: can cause permanent vision loss. So the drug is called
Speaker 4: tadalophil is better known as cilas it belongs to a
Speaker 4: class of medications, and these are treatments that work by
Speaker 4: relaxing and then widening the blood vessels so that then
Speaker 4: therefore will help get the blood flow going and making
Speaker 4: it easier for men to get an erection. But it
Speaker 4: also is causing some problems and it could be approved
Speaker 4: to treat symptoms of a large prostate, which then can
Speaker 4: include a week urine stream and that can then cause
Speaker 4: two different problems. So now it could raise the risk
Speaker 4: of eye disease and GLO disease.
Speaker 1: Why because of something with the blood vessels and eyes
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 7: Yep, So Hackerstugi mentioned that this though it's a side
Speaker 7: effect she's talking about, it's meant to widen the blood
Speaker 7: vessels in the unit to help get you know, get
Speaker 7: it to stand at attention. But that can also but
Speaker 7: as she mentioned in the story of how it affects
Speaker 7: the blood vessels in the eyes and that you can
Speaker 7: cause the permanent vision loss clackhoma, et cetera.
Speaker 1: That kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: The mill Milwaukee Brewers matched baseball's modern era record for
Speaker 4: the biggest shutout, beating the Seattle Mariners last night, twenty
Speaker 4: two to zero.
Speaker 1: Kidding me, is it zero?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Heavy? Oh man?
Speaker 5: Yeah, twenty two to zero. So that happened last night.
Speaker 4: And then finally, longtime zz Tap drummer Frank Beard died
Speaker 4: Monday at his ranch in Richmond, hexas he was only
Speaker 4: seventy seven years old. No word on the cause of death,
Speaker 4: and Beard joined the guitarist.
Speaker 1: And singer Billy gives it without the Beard.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, he's a named beard, but he's out a beard, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 7: So the only member is easy Toop still alive is
Speaker 7: Billy Gibbons, their guitarist.
Speaker 1: That's correct, ye, And I used to listen to his
Speaker 1: Easy Top back in the day. My brother, my older
Speaker 1: brother had.
Speaker 7: Their original limited album from nineteen eighty three and the
Speaker 7: afterd album I think from I think nineteen eighty six,
Speaker 7: correct me if I'm wrong, but my favorite song was
Speaker 7: Sharp Dressed Man and this song right here give me
Speaker 7: some Loving, give me all your love.
Speaker 1: And his name of the song really that into is
Speaker 1: easy Top. I read it. It's their second company. Was
Speaker 1: the reason why.
Speaker 7: One of the reason why I liked the videos is
Speaker 7: the hot chicks in the in the thirty two Ford
Speaker 7: that thirty two Ford Coop and the vidic that they
Speaker 7: have in the video.
Speaker 10: Anyway, they started in sixty nine, so they had a
Speaker 10: whole career before this. Then they faded out and then
Speaker 10: MTV came and then they had a whole another career.
Speaker 1: That's amazing kind of Garrison, This was.
Speaker 5: A great idea.
Speaker 1: Remember all these videos.
Speaker 4: It was so cool back then having them just uppear
Speaker 4: and disappear like back then, you know that we didn't
Speaker 4: really see a lot of that.
Speaker 1: So it was me.
Speaker 5: There you go, that's the schizy on rovers money.
Speaker 1: Boy.
Speaker 3: I saw this thing in Philadelphia where these women are
Speaker 3: getting terrorized by some guy wearing a crazy ass mask,
Speaker 3: a chucky mask.
Speaker 1: Have you seen this?
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 1: What it is is a chucky mask?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man, I saw a picture of it.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen the news story, but I saw a
Speaker 3: picture and go, oh my god. If somebody started chasing
Speaker 3: you downtown wearing a chucky mask, what you can't do?
Speaker 3: You would immediately just start trying to kill the person, right,
Speaker 3: wouldn't you. Here's a news story from Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: This got the chucky mask? Is was he armed or something?
Speaker 1: We're gonna find out here. Listen to This man.
Speaker 3: In a creepy mask has been terrorizing people in Center City.
Speaker 1: Surveillance video captured one of the.
Speaker 3: Incidents, showing how he ran after a woman who was
Speaker 3: out for a morning rock, and.
Speaker 1: One of the victims fought back. We're hearing from her
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 12: Action News reporter Corey Davis is life for us in
Speaker 12: Center City with the story.
Speaker 2: Corey, Caroline and Matt Good Morning investigators telling us this
Speaker 2: guy could be filming these encounters on his phone. We're
Speaker 2: told he's chasing men and women around city Hall during
Speaker 2: the early morning hours, even getting kicked out of several businesses,
Speaker 2: all while wearing that chucky mask. Take a look Ferris
Speaker 2: video this woman showing exactly how she says she kicked
Speaker 2: man in his chest when he tried to attack her
Speaker 2: eye kickout.
Speaker 1: Lease been imagine Just let me just pause it right
Speaker 1: here now.
Speaker 3: If you're not watching ARMGTV, it's somebody wearing a chucky
Speaker 3: mask and like a black hoodie, black pants, wearing a
Speaker 3: bagpag strangely with like this uh und hair, stringy hair.
Speaker 3: It looks like is that is that part of the
Speaker 3: mask or is it like.
Speaker 4: A wig that is part of the whole get up
Speaker 4: to hide their identity.
Speaker 6: If that person, I mean, that person's gonna get killed
Speaker 6: if you chasing and you if I had a knife
Speaker 6: or any sort of weapon, I'm gonna I'm gonna hurt you.
Speaker 1: Is I'm gonna try it?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I mean, and they're and this person is chasing
Speaker 3: after people.
Speaker 1: Now do you think that they're doing this for social media?
Speaker 3: Are they just filming this to get people's reactions or
Speaker 3: is this a nutcase?
Speaker 6: Well, you don't know. I don't know. I mean, could
Speaker 6: be either, but I would be afraid. It's a nutcase.
Speaker 6: So if you are doing for social media, you're just
Speaker 6: gonna get yourself killed. You can't chase people around wearing
Speaker 6: a mask. What chucky is that? Somebody asks, and Joshua says,
Speaker 6: that's not Chucky. Somebody else's that's not a Chucky mask.
Speaker 6: I think that's from strain. What's strain, I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's what they're all calling it in the news, the Chucky.
Speaker 1: Mask, scrain strain. It is what it says, strain. I
Speaker 1: don't I don't know what that means.
Speaker 2: Him trying to find this guy seen wearing a Chucky
Speaker 2: styled Halloween mask chasing people like a woman who was
Speaker 2: jogging at around five point fifteen last Wednesday morning, August twelfth,
Speaker 2: by City Hall.
Speaker 1: The other woman who chose to kick him in the
Speaker 1: chest says.
Speaker 2: She says he approached with his phone after chasing someone else.
Speaker 5: So then I turned around.
Speaker 13: I started yelling at him, don't follow me, you know,
Speaker 13: screaming at him. And at that point I put up
Speaker 13: my hands as if I was going to fight. I
Speaker 13: blocked my face, made sure that my center line was protected.
Speaker 13: And then he also who put his hands up. But
Speaker 13: I could tell that he had never been in a
Speaker 13: fight before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she says she ran away after she kicked him,
Speaker 2: or he ran away after she kicked him. Investigators also
Speaker 2: released a photo of him. You could see the top
Speaker 2: portion of his face. They're hoping it's enough to help
Speaker 2: identify this suspect. They don't believe he had a weapon
Speaker 2: or anything, but they say he's approaching with his cell
Speaker 2: phone up in one hand, the other hand behind us back,
Speaker 2: laughing at times, asking people if they're ready to die.
Speaker 1: Oh, they're scouring, so it's something. Are you ready to die? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: No, you just kill a person, right, you just immediately,
Speaker 3: Well you try to run away, but then you just
Speaker 3: end up killing them to die.
Speaker 9: They're scouring social media to see if they come across
Speaker 9: this individual posting this online material. It'll be good for us,
Speaker 9: make it easier to find him. This happened right outside
Speaker 9: of city Hall. So you think we're going to we're
Speaker 9: not going to do our darness to try and locate
Speaker 9: this individual.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So as investigators check social media, check the cameras
Speaker 2: as well to try to find him. They're telling us
Speaker 2: that they believe he's between the ages of sixteen to
Speaker 2: twenty years old and could face serious charges if they
Speaker 2: do in fact track them down.
Speaker 3: Have you ever been scared like that, like somebody coming
Speaker 3: after you or chasing you.
Speaker 1: I've never one time.
Speaker 6: At one time, I was remember coming to work and
Speaker 6: some guy was outside of our work. It was four
Speaker 6: thirty five in the morning, and he hops out of
Speaker 6: his car and goes Charlie and I was like, oh,
Speaker 6: I'm dead, And then he's like, he tries to hand
Speaker 6: me a CD or something I play on the radio,
Speaker 6: and I just pretended I didn't see him and ran away,
Speaker 6: because what do you think you're hiding your He's like
Speaker 6: hiding a mask. No, but Rover, it was dark. I
Speaker 6: mean it's dark and there's just you know, that parking lot.
Speaker 6: It was empty, and there's just a guy hiding and
Speaker 6: then jumps out and then says your name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was scary buy CD. No, maybe the same
Speaker 1: dude in your backyard? Hey, maybe was this the old studio?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: An oak tree?
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, we will I mean like i'll I mean,
Speaker 7: I'll see people like that, but I'll just say hi
Speaker 7: to woman that quickly. I just be lighted at the
Speaker 7: building because I don't know what this guy's gonna do.
Speaker 1: I found this mask.
Speaker 10: It's a it's called Chucky ghost doll, but it has
Speaker 10: all these other names, and it's scary, creepy, Halloween face
Speaker 10: mask or baby.
Speaker 3: So that's the actual mask that the person is wearing.
Speaker 3: But it's it's not necessarily Chuck. It's just that was
Speaker 3: just in the tags to probably sell it.
Speaker 5: Oh and the hair is attached to the mask. You
Speaker 5: see it?
Speaker 3: Gotcha Jesus Christ. Yeah, I don't know what this maniac
Speaker 3: is thinking. And I end up that if you did
Speaker 3: this around me, I'd just shoot you. If that, if
Speaker 3: that creature started chasing me, I would shoot them. Honestin
Speaker 3: cat I might a gun there.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't eve think about it, be like, Okay, this
Speaker 6: is this is why I have a gun. There's a
Speaker 6: mask guy chasing me, asking if I'm ready to die. Okay.
Speaker 3: They asked that immediately shoot them immediately, And it's crazy
Speaker 3: that they're actually doing this and that they're not worried
Speaker 3: about getting shot about this. Fifty five says where are
Speaker 3: the flock cameras to find Chucky? I think they're only
Speaker 3: looking for license plates, right, and vehicles. Can they track
Speaker 3: people on the flock cameras? Maybe they can. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: My understanding about the flock cameras, and we've done many
Speaker 7: stories regarding the flock cameras is I think they're only
Speaker 7: designed to track a license plate. Once they gets that
Speaker 7: license plate, then they can track that eeple's movement. That's
Speaker 7: my understanding of how may function. As far as regular
Speaker 7: people that I don't know, I don't think so that's
Speaker 7: the case.
Speaker 5: You're wrong.
Speaker 4: I think from my understanding, they're not designed to do
Speaker 4: like track people.
Speaker 5: I think they're only designed.
Speaker 1: License plates. Okay, well is that right? Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 1: the license plates, not people.
Speaker 10: Well, for my understanding, uh, it's only for license plates,
Speaker 10: not for people.
Speaker 3: Ah oh oh, well maybe I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: accurate because my understanding is that it's just for for
Speaker 3: license plates and not people.
Speaker 1: But who knows. Jeffrey, did you go out to dinner
Speaker 1: with that couple?
Speaker 3: Uh? Somebody somebody wanted to ask for a recommendation. He
Speaker 3: went to dinner with a couple.
Speaker 7: Not too long, It will be almost two weeks ago.
Speaker 7: Uh went with my friend's friend, Rey and her husband, Jim,
Speaker 7: so we kind of it was a double date.
Speaker 3: Now they they heard you talk about this place. They
Speaker 3: want to try this place.
Speaker 1: This red would highly recommend it.
Speaker 7: My wife was there previously with my my her brother
Speaker 7: took her to dinner for her birthday.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 7: She came to me and says, Jeff, one of these
Speaker 7: days we want to try Peppers. This place is a
Speaker 7: really really good day called Peppers. And yeah, Pepper's Italian restaurant. Okay,
Speaker 7: and they it's it's pricey, but they.
Speaker 1: The portions are really generous. Okay, so good food, good food, pricey,
Speaker 1: but it's high. I want to get I want to
Speaker 1: order exactly what you ordered. So what did you order?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 1: Particularly?
Speaker 7: I ordered what it's called lobster Ravioli's okay, and oh,
Speaker 7: you know, juicy, you're not just whistling Dixie's sister. So
Speaker 7: the sauce that they put it in it was this,
Speaker 7: I mean, it was just like I mean, it was
Speaker 7: like it's just it's like it was so good. I
Speaker 7: couldn't believe it. And I bumped into Chris said, yes,
Speaker 7: I was picking up some stuff to make dinner and
Speaker 7: his girlfriend, Yeah, Charlie's girlfriend Caau Charlie was there. I
Speaker 7: guess she was shopping. Charlie and Sonny were in the car.
Speaker 7: So I did get a chance to see Charlie studdy
Speaker 7: and I told Chris and she got a big chuckle,
Speaker 7: this I said. And I told her about peppers, and
Speaker 7: I told her, you know, I guess you guys did
Speaker 7: I guess Charlie christ had been there. And I said
Speaker 7: the saucy used all your lobster ravioli.
Speaker 1: Yesday.
Speaker 7: I said to her, I get my left testil to
Speaker 7: have the recipe to make.
Speaker 6: He did say this, He did say this loudly in
Speaker 6: the middle of the grocery store. Allowed, but I would
Speaker 6: give my left testicle for the recipe to that peppers,
Speaker 6: pasta whatever, right?
Speaker 1: And then what else did you have? Would he have
Speaker 1: anything to drink?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 7: I had some white wine. I'm not a wine I'm
Speaker 7: not the biggest wine drinker. But it's a pigo greggio.
Speaker 7: I can't even forgive me. I can't even pronounce. It's
Speaker 7: a white it's a white sweet one. It's a white
Speaker 7: sweet wine.
Speaker 3: Which when when somebody goes and they go, okay, I
Speaker 3: want they want to go to this forst front, they
Speaker 3: want to order the os ravioli and the and the
Speaker 3: what kind of wine?
Speaker 7: Uh, pig gregio or greeg gio or I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 7: not Italian, so I can't pronounce it. It's a white
Speaker 7: wine and it's real sweet, because red wines have a
Speaker 7: tendency to be dried and have a very bitter aftertaste.
Speaker 7: My dad laden, My dad used to love red wine.
Speaker 7: He used always drink red wine with dinner.
Speaker 1: White wine. What is it called?
Speaker 6: It's like a chardonnay, basically things like that. So don't
Speaker 6: order the chardonnay. You had the I just had, like
Speaker 6: I just had like whatever. I can't even pronounce it,
Speaker 6: so forgive me. But the wine was nice and sweet.
Speaker 1: It was it was.
Speaker 7: It was a perfect balance, and afterwards I had a
Speaker 7: stellar artois.
Speaker 3: It's a beer, okay, okay, all right, So there you go.
Speaker 3: That's uh, that's Jeffrey's recommendation. If you're gonna go to
Speaker 3: Pepper's Italian restaurant, that's your get the lobster ravioli and
Speaker 3: the peen water griggio.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: I don't even I'll.
Speaker 7: Be honest with you, I don't even if I'm even
Speaker 7: pronouncing it correctly. From crying at I'm just saying, I'm
Speaker 7: just it was. It was a nice wine. It was
Speaker 7: a nice little It was the first time I've had
Speaker 7: wine with dinner, because let's tell me, I don't normally drake.
Speaker 3: All right, I've got to take a quick break. We'll
Speaker 3: be right back on Rover's morning glory.
Speaker 1: Hang on.
Speaker 3: Somebody wants to know if you, Jeffery picked up the
Speaker 3: check when you guys went out to dinner, you and
Speaker 3: this other couple, I.
Speaker 7: Was about ready to pay for like my portion, and uh,
Speaker 7: my friend's husband took care of that, he said. He
Speaker 7: told me, he told me, don't worry about it, We'll
Speaker 7: take care of it, which was very nice of him.
Speaker 7: They didn't get it. It was very nice of my set.
Speaker 1: Thank you. My wife and nice said thank you, and uh,
Speaker 1: it was. It was just a good time all around.
Speaker 1: It was just four of us. You don't just you know,
Speaker 1: chat about everything, what's going on in the world. Good,
Speaker 1: all right. I was reading how well do you have
Speaker 1: to be if you're a gen Z? What a range
Speaker 1: is that? I think start?
Speaker 7: I think nineteen sixty nine to nineteen.
Speaker 1: I think nine gen Z D ten X gen I'm
Speaker 1: the jen X that's gen X gen Z.
Speaker 7: I'm I think I think it's like eighty five, like
Speaker 7: two thousand.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not, I can be wrong. You are gen
Speaker 6: z is nineteen ninety seven and twenty twelve.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, according to this, a shocking number of gen
Speaker 3: Zers have zero contact face to face with anyone on
Speaker 3: a daily basis.
Speaker 1: No way, so they go their entire lives.
Speaker 3: Ten percent of gen z ors, they claim, ten percent
Speaker 3: buying it, ten percent have no contact with another person family.
Speaker 3: I've it doesn't it doesn't say anything like excluding family, Like,
Speaker 3: I don't know most of I think a lot of
Speaker 3: them maybe do they live They live on their own
Speaker 3: and they just like live in a little apartment and
Speaker 3: they don't talk to anybody, and.
Speaker 1: They will have a delivery stuff.
Speaker 6: I think half a gen Z lives at home, at
Speaker 6: least they don't guess they don't own a home.
Speaker 1: They could have an apartment, so they live in the basement.
Speaker 3: Maybe they don't see mom and dad and maybe they
Speaker 3: make mom put the put the chicken nuggets outside the
Speaker 3: bedroom door and knock three times and then and then
Speaker 3: you wait, and then you open your door and you
Speaker 3: eat your chicken nuggets.
Speaker 1: That Mommy made you. I I is this gen z
Speaker 1: eighteen and thirty four live at home? Still? Yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean that seems like a but eighteen to thirty
Speaker 3: four year olds thirty three percent, So a third of
Speaker 3: eighteen to thirty four year olds live at home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've we've talked about that in the past. It
Speaker 1: seems high.
Speaker 3: But I also say that people are prioritizing different things.
Speaker 1: You know, they're prioritizing.
Speaker 3: Other stuff as opposed to moving out and being on
Speaker 3: their own. And it's just a fact of life. I'm
Speaker 3: not saying it's right or wrong. I wanted to get out.
Speaker 3: I wanted to get out on my own. Oh man,
Speaker 3: it's so liberating to be out on your own. And
Speaker 3: everyone is shocked at this poll. It says ten pc
Speaker 3: of gens of years don't see anybody face to face
Speaker 3: on a daily basis. And they're like, oh, this is
Speaker 3: terrible for humanity. This doesn't sound so bad, would you guys?
Speaker 3: Do you guys mind this?
Speaker 1: Yes? I mean.
Speaker 4: Why because they'll all end up like you, Like you
Speaker 4: could go for months without leaving your house or talking
Speaker 4: to people or I mean any contact, and that's not healthy.
Speaker 4: How many news stories have we done through the years
Speaker 4: that say laughter and interaction and friendships, like, that's why
Speaker 4: marriage is good for you, because its.
Speaker 1: So my wife count as somebody. I mean, I have
Speaker 1: to see her face to face, Charlie.
Speaker 4: How many complaints have we heard through the years from
Speaker 4: B two that she says, what happens?
Speaker 1: He just goes, He just sits in his basement.
Speaker 5: And he doesn't talk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've talked. You've said that too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, since you said that, I mean, yes, Robert, it's
Speaker 6: not healthy.
Speaker 11: It's just it.
Speaker 1: And it's just like a homeschool. Could you know them?
Speaker 1: When you meet him? You go.
Speaker 3: My wife and I interact quite a bit all the time.
Speaker 1: There's no more interaction needed.
Speaker 6: But I'm just saying, like, when you don't see another person,
Speaker 6: it's like a homeschool cause you're like, there's something off
Speaker 6: about this person. What's there's something strange that they're not
Speaker 6: picking up on social cues or whatever. They're just different.
Speaker 6: And then you find out, oh, they were homeschools. To
Speaker 6: go makes sense. So I think it's not healthy at
Speaker 6: all to be not seeing anybody.
Speaker 1: But as an.
Speaker 3: Adult, I mean, I don't see what the big deal
Speaker 3: is if you if you got weird. I'm not, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm not avoiding anybody. I'm not like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: somebody knocked on the door.
Speaker 6: I can't answer for We've been on vacation for like
Speaker 6: three weeks at a time, and you're like, We're like,
Speaker 6: what'd you do?
Speaker 1: You're like, I didn't leave the house. It's that that's weird.
Speaker 4: And you don't know how to interact with people. You've
Speaker 4: said how many times don't do.
Speaker 1: You say this? Don't do you say this?
Speaker 4: I wish I could get out so I could interact
Speaker 4: with people.
Speaker 3: I wish I always had that makes me interact with people,
Speaker 3: But I don't. I don't necessarily want to interact with people. Well,
Speaker 3: I don't have any issue with that interact.
Speaker 7: So one thing that I remember back in the day,
Speaker 7: I used to help you interact well with people as
Speaker 7: a red bull and a vodka that relaxes you.
Speaker 1: So you said that yourself.
Speaker 7: That helps you, you know, like be more relaxed and
Speaker 7: more interactive with Because I first leave witnessed It.
Speaker 3: Ninety four says the less people you know, the less
Speaker 3: things go wrong. That is true to some extent.
Speaker 5: Like that's a selfish way to live in life like.
Speaker 3: Oh man, there's a lot I know, but I'm just saying,
Speaker 3: to have a lot of people in your life, it does.
Speaker 1: It's it's draining. It's draining to me, it really is.
Speaker 4: It shouldn't be like, if you're there for your friends,
Speaker 4: then when you need them, they're there for you. That's
Speaker 4: called give and take. That's relationships. That's friendships. That's what
Speaker 4: it's about. That's what life is about, going through the
Speaker 4: crap and getting to the other side to make you stronger.
Speaker 4: You just don't want to any party.
Speaker 3: No, there's too much crap that ads crap. As far
Speaker 3: as I'm concerned, it ads crap. The more people you
Speaker 3: have in your life, the more crap you have added in,
Speaker 3: and it's you know, then you're compromising on doing stuff
Speaker 3: all the time. And like I want to do what
Speaker 3: I want to do, I don't want to.
Speaker 1: I just don't want to.
Speaker 6: Go experience things you didn't think you'd like. Like you
Speaker 6: don't know that you're going to like it until somebody
Speaker 6: tells you to go to it and you go, oh,
Speaker 6: you know what. I never would have went to this
Speaker 6: in my life, but this is it. I can tell,
Speaker 6: I can tell go I'm probably not going to like that.
Speaker 6: I don't need to go to that. I don't have
Speaker 6: any issue with this.
Speaker 3: Ten percent of gen zi or is not seeing anybody
Speaker 3: face to face, and people are shocked by this. But
Speaker 3: I think of all the think of all the kids
Speaker 3: that are just online twenty four to seven. That's his kids,
Speaker 3: and they don't go see actual other people. It's not
Speaker 3: healthy right now. I would say that if you do
Speaker 3: this as an adult, somebody my age, I don't see
Speaker 3: any issue with it. I think if you're a kid,
Speaker 3: if you're young, you probably should be interacting. And maybe
Speaker 3: you'll come to the conclusion at some point in your
Speaker 3: life when you get to be a grumpy like me,
Speaker 3: you go, I don't want to hang out with a
Speaker 3: bunch of people. So but I think that you do
Speaker 3: need those social skills and the figure out the way
Speaker 3: of the world. I think that does help out, obviously,
Speaker 3: But surrounding yourself constantly by people and always always having
Speaker 3: somebody h look at it, look at people, no, look
Speaker 3: at girls' phones. How many text threads are they on.
Speaker 3: It's it's ridiculous and you cannot and that that can't
Speaker 3: be meaningful to be in eighty nine different text threads
Speaker 3: group messages with people.
Speaker 6: I just don't believe it. That's not meaningful. You don't
Speaker 6: do anything meaningful. What do you talk like? You're acting like, oh,
Speaker 6: what's meaningful? What do you do that's meaningful? But I'm
Speaker 6: not pretending that it's meaningful. You're you're the one just
Speaker 6: looking at somebody on their phone getting to You're like,
Speaker 6: that's not a meaningful conversation.
Speaker 1: That's worthless. And what what do you.
Speaker 5: Mean you're judging?
Speaker 6: Yeah, how do you They they came up to you
Speaker 6: and they said, this is a this is a good conversation, Rover.
Speaker 6: Now they're just having fun.
Speaker 12: I understand what messages group text threads are disgusting. I
Speaker 12: put them on mute. There's too much going on in it.
Speaker 12: I can't keep up with it. I don't want to
Speaker 12: keep up with it. It's very high fatness.
Speaker 1: You get lonely sometimes.
Speaker 12: And honestly, I started texting my friends just recently because
Speaker 12: I noticed that I have kind of secluded myself lonely
Speaker 12: in my life and I'm not reaching out to people
Speaker 12: I do care about my life. My friends, I don't
Speaker 12: even text them to go how are you?
Speaker 14: Or Hi?
Speaker 5: I miss you or anything.
Speaker 1: And they're like, oh, she doesn't start doing it, she
Speaker 1: doesn't want to talk to us. But I was also
Speaker 1: so much she's her own problem.
Speaker 3: She didn't need to hear everybody else's problems.
Speaker 1: I our gen zers.
Speaker 12: Then not going to school, not having jobs, not because
Speaker 12: you have to interact with people.
Speaker 3: If you have a job, you have to They just
Speaker 3: work from home and they work remotely or whatever. They
Speaker 3: interact with people, but it's just online. They're just saying
Speaker 3: they don't see anybody face to face and they don't
Speaker 3: actually see another human being.
Speaker 6: The order they ordered food, door, dash and stuff, and
Speaker 6: they just sit in their hole.
Speaker 1: Day Tim and Sarasota, Florida. You Ron rovers morning, Good morning, Tim.
Speaker 11: Good morning Rover.
Speaker 1: I got a good story.
Speaker 14: My friend of mine, the college professor, teaches a small
Speaker 14: business class and he had a girl who's had her
Speaker 14: own little business and she needed some sort of license
Speaker 14: from the state. So they talked it out and she
Speaker 14: had to call the state and talk to somebody and
Speaker 14: get this license. A few weeks go by and she
Speaker 14: just hadn't done it, and he kept asking her why
Speaker 14: I am called, whyn't you called? And she just said
Speaker 14: she you know, scared or she didn't want to, and
Speaker 14: she was thinking she's her business. Isn't a good idea?
Speaker 1: And he said, why are going to let this whole
Speaker 1: thing go? Because you can't just make this phone call
Speaker 1: to the state.
Speaker 14: And he put it out to his class of forty
Speaker 14: two kids and said, how many of you have called
Speaker 14: a stranger for something? You know, ordered a pizza, or
Speaker 14: made an appointment for your car for an oil change
Speaker 14: or something. How many people have not talked to a
Speaker 14: stranger on the phone for something? And he said thirty
Speaker 14: six kids, well out of forty two, raised their hand
Speaker 14: and said they had never called a stranger on the phone.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, are you freal? I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it seems like I've learned these stories of people
Speaker 3: like afraid to talk to somebody on the phone.
Speaker 1: But I mean, I thought it was an isolated incident.
Speaker 3: You're telling me that the vast majority, some eighty percent
Speaker 3: have never or ninety percent have never spoken to a
Speaker 3: stranger on the phone. It frightens them to speak to
Speaker 3: a stranger on the shoe.
Speaker 4: But you also have to kind of guide them when
Speaker 4: they're younger to do it. Like you, I make my
Speaker 4: kid walk into the bank to deposit money by herself.
Speaker 4: I make her pump her own gas, walk in and
Speaker 4: pay kind of thing. So call, I make her call
Speaker 4: and order a pizza like you do. Kind of have
Speaker 4: to make them and then they're okay. What I could
Speaker 4: easily see where he says, thirty six of those kids.
Speaker 1: Nothing because now you can order a pizza online.
Speaker 12: Charlie is right about that you can order food online
Speaker 12: and not have to actually talk to anybody. My mom
Speaker 12: used to force me to call the pizza place when
Speaker 12: I was growing up out oh and even to this day,
Speaker 12: I still hate calling anywhere. I don't want to call
Speaker 12: my a bill. I don't want anything that I have
Speaker 12: to do where you need to talk to a stranger
Speaker 12: all the time. I don't want to do it. I
Speaker 12: it takes it. I have to like gear myself up
Speaker 12: to actually make this call.
Speaker 3: I don't like making calls. But it's just because it's
Speaker 3: a pain in the ass. It's not that I'm afraid
Speaker 3: to talk to anybody. It's just like I know how
Speaker 3: this call is going to go before I even make it.
Speaker 3: Like I know that I'm going to call and some
Speaker 3: guy in India in a call center is going to
Speaker 3: pick it up, and he's going to tell me his
Speaker 3: name is John, but it's not really John.
Speaker 6: And they're gonna want your account number, and you're gonna
Speaker 6: put in digitally, and then as soon as you put
Speaker 6: it in, they're gonna pick up, or they're gonna go
Speaker 6: and hold for ten minutes, and then when they pick up,
Speaker 6: they're gonna ask for that account umber.
Speaker 1: It's the same account number. You go, well, don't you
Speaker 1: already have it?
Speaker 6: And then they're gonna transfer you to another guy the
Speaker 6: long department, and now you're gonna get it to have
Speaker 6: to do the count number again and again and again.
Speaker 1: It's a that's what it's not that I'm afraid of talk.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you what really upsets to me about, like
Speaker 7: what you guys are talking about, like making you know,
Speaker 7: like making calls and what not.
Speaker 1: Let's say, if I need to make a call and
Speaker 1: make an inquiry and you.
Speaker 7: Get the auto the auto answer says, you know, thank
Speaker 7: you for calling so and so.
Speaker 1: If you want this apartment to.
Speaker 7: Hit that number of blah blah blah before you actually
Speaker 7: and you have to go through that whole process before
Speaker 7: you get a life person. And you want to talk
Speaker 7: to a life person. You don't want to go through
Speaker 7: all that crap, because that's the thing.
Speaker 1: I just it's just, oh, it just it just pisses
Speaker 1: me off. The High Heaven Rods. Greg in South Carolina,
Speaker 1: you run Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning, Greg, Yes, sir.
Speaker 11: Nice to talk to you. Have been a fan for
Speaker 11: almost since the beginning.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 11: Uh well, I wanted to let you know, you guys
Speaker 11: are talking about the guy with a mask. Earlier. My
Speaker 11: son just dropped him off as a freshman at a
Speaker 11: eastern university. I'm on my way to see him right now. Actually,
Speaker 11: he was messing around with a couple friends in the
Speaker 11: dorm last night. They were I guess he had his
Speaker 11: Bluetooth speaker and his backpack and kind of like playing
Speaker 11: fart noises, you know, stuff like that as aar walked
Speaker 11: around just just being just being stupid, Yeah, just being
Speaker 11: stupid kids. And uh, he was on the phone of
Speaker 11: the buddy of his and he, uh, I guess he
Speaker 11: made some explosion noise and talked about blowing this thing up,
Speaker 11: blowing this dorm up. Someone heard it reported it as
Speaker 11: a bomb threat. So this morning, I'm I'm heading to
Speaker 11: the courtroom right now, that's three hours I have to
Speaker 11: try to get this squared away. But you know, completely
Speaker 11: completely non threatening. My son is an absolute amazing young man.
Speaker 11: Doesn't drinks, not chasing a wayman. He likes to have fun.
Speaker 11: And he's a little bit you know, I would say
Speaker 11: probably a little bit immature as far as that stuff
Speaker 11: goes well.
Speaker 3: Because fart sounds. It does sound immature, but it does
Speaker 3: sound funny too. That never gets old. Put the I
Speaker 3: can go around.
Speaker 1: Just that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 11: If I mean, I'm I'm fifty eight years old. If
Speaker 11: I had that technology when I was his agent, would
Speaker 11: have been doing the same thing.
Speaker 7: Rag.
Speaker 1: Here's what you need to do.
Speaker 3: So he has to go, he has to appear in
Speaker 3: front of somebody or whatever. I guess, uh right, right, okay,
Speaker 3: just beyond he honestly is the best policy here.
Speaker 1: And just that's what That's what I'm saying, graphic and
Speaker 1: detailed as possible, and.
Speaker 3: Say, your honor, I was playing these ridiculous fart sounds.
Speaker 3: In fact, here, I'll play one for you right now.
Speaker 3: Put the bluetooth speaker there and then and I was
Speaker 3: talking how I was farting, so much that I was
Speaker 3: going it sounds like I'm going to blow up the building,
Speaker 3: and exactly.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry. I can understand where they misheard that. I
Speaker 5: am so sorry. It will never happen again.
Speaker 3: Just maybe, asked the judge, have you ever had blowsive diarrhea?
Speaker 3: Have you ever left the bathroom at your house and
Speaker 3: told your wife don't go in there, that area is
Speaker 3: off limits for the next two hours if you have,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm talking about, your.
Speaker 11: Honor, I'll ask the judge if he's ever heard of you?
Speaker 3: Yeahs ago, Well the reason reason, yes, yes, the reason
Speaker 3: I called.
Speaker 11: I just wanted to point out the people that you
Speaker 11: know what you say, and I've told my boys as
Speaker 11: they're growing up what you saying, what you do can
Speaker 11: be taken different ways by people. And these days, the
Speaker 11: generation we have right now, they just don't understand how
Speaker 11: that can affect their life and how it can change
Speaker 11: very dramatically, very quickly.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But I also look at it like anybody who overheard
Speaker 3: that or was in the vicinity, he should have been
Speaker 3: able to pick up on the context clues that was
Speaker 3: going on.
Speaker 1: And I fully agree with you.
Speaker 11: I fully agree with you, but like you were just
Speaker 11: talking about. I mean, some of these young kids, they
Speaker 11: don't even know how to do anything but order a pizza. Yeah,
Speaker 11: you know, they've been taught. They've been taught for the
Speaker 11: last few years, especially since COVID, they've been taught all
Speaker 11: this stuff to watch out for. You know, everything's rampant,
Speaker 11: everything's extreme in our culture now, and it just really
Speaker 11: makes things difficult.
Speaker 4: I will say this though, and I'm sure everything will
Speaker 4: get all worked out. But what a great story for
Speaker 4: your son now to tell as he it gets older
Speaker 4: and he I tell my daughter stories when I was
Speaker 4: in college, this happened. Your son has an insane story
Speaker 4: on his first night in college when dad dropped me
Speaker 4: off and this is what I was in jail.
Speaker 3: Graduate the head of the class, and you can get
Speaker 3: up there and give that speech and graduation.
Speaker 11: He's been there a few days. He's already made a
Speaker 11: ton of friends, and I know he's having a great time.
Speaker 11: He just, like I said, socially, sometimes be a little
Speaker 11: bit immature too.
Speaker 3: That he just started going to school and already his
Speaker 3: dad has to drive up to go to court.
Speaker 1: For exactly exactly.
Speaker 6: Get that off on the right foot, all right, Greg,
Speaker 6: Good luck thank you.
Speaker 1: I appreciate.
Speaker 6: And maybe he can send Charlie you love collecting fart
Speaker 6: sound affairs. I'd love to hear whatever collection and add
Speaker 6: these to our repertoire. Uh, Scott, you're rod Roversbord of
Speaker 6: glory boarding.
Speaker 1: Scotty. You know what's happening?
Speaker 15: It not much. Yeah. So these kids nowadays that don't
Speaker 15: know like how to make phone calls or or do
Speaker 15: any of that. With me and my buddies were younger,
Speaker 15: we were kind of like that too, And the only
Speaker 15: way to practice and get good at calling strangers is
Speaker 15: just doing prank calls. You know.
Speaker 11: We used to again this is back in the.
Speaker 15: Phone book days, but we would we would do dumb
Speaker 15: stuff with do the phone book finding some of these
Speaker 15: number column and again it's super lame now, but.
Speaker 11: We used to do the hey is refrigerator running? Yeah
Speaker 11: you better go catch it, and.
Speaker 15: Just pranking pizza places and ordering pizzas to our neighbor's
Speaker 15: house and stuff like that. So these kids just need
Speaker 15: to grow a set and start making a couple of
Speaker 15: frank calls.
Speaker 3: The start making prank calls. Yeah, all right, Scott, thank you.
Speaker 3: I do have to take a breakd you have the
Speaker 3: shizzy coming up in just a moment. What do you
Speaker 3: have on the way.
Speaker 4: So there's a story about airline stewards and pilots and
Speaker 4: how their health is way more at risk, and I'll
Speaker 4: tell you why and how next.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 3: Jenna, who I believe is the one who wanted to
Speaker 3: know what chicks if like white girls with dreadlocks, She said,
Speaker 3: she's trying to send a photo. You can just text
Speaker 3: it like you just text it in like you normally do,
Speaker 3: the same number you're texting on right now. Just text
Speaker 3: a photo like you would to your friend. It will
Speaker 3: come right to us. I said, I got to see
Speaker 3: what this looks like, because generally like is it hot
Speaker 3: or is it gross? More likely on the gross scale.
Speaker 3: But I'll let you know. We'll take a look at
Speaker 3: the picture. We got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 3: right back.
Speaker 2: Hang on,