Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: It's Mojo in the morning show. I want to bring
Speaker 2: something up because I was having this discussion. Chelsea and
Speaker 2: I went out last night. We were going out to
Speaker 2: celebrate Chelsea's one year of cancer free a year ago yesterday.
Speaker 2: Chelsea had the tumor removed and thank God everything is,
Speaker 2: you know, is good with us. God is good with us.
Speaker 2: So we go out and I was noticing around the
Speaker 2: place that we were at, we were at a bar
Speaker 2: where there was a bunch of guys hanging out. Chelsea
Speaker 2: was like the only girl. She was loving every minute
Speaker 2: of it, loving the attention. You know how you get
Speaker 2: that attention when you're the only girl in an entire bar?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's like fresh meat.
Speaker 4: I didn't know she would love that.
Speaker 2: I think she does because she likes to guy talk
Speaker 2: with these guys. Well, I looked at all the guys
Speaker 2: and all the guys were drinking drinks that to me
Speaker 2: are kind of guy drinks. And I know Shannon recently
Speaker 2: talked about Wes ordering, is it Prosecco's or what is it?
Speaker 5: Oh, any.
Speaker 6: specialty drink that is on the menu that has like
Speaker 6: a girly feel to it, has some girly accoutrements.
Speaker 2: You said adorned with purple flowers.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 8: It was a bubbly drink in a champagne flute adorned
Speaker 8: with purple flowers. That was the most recent one.
Speaker 2: By the way, when you say the word flute, that
Speaker 2: right there should say you should not order that. Unless
Speaker 2: it's preceded by champagne. My drink is completely different. So
Speaker 2: I went out with guys a few days ago and
Speaker 2: a group of guys that we were with, it was
Speaker 2: five of us. And I even told the story about
Speaker 2: the bar, the chair, and stuff from that. Well, this
Speaker 2: was another thing that happened. They went around the room
Speaker 2: to do an order, and there were, I think, two
Speaker 2: beer orders. There was two beer orders, a bourbon on
Speaker 2: the rocks, and then I did an old-fashioned. And then
Speaker 2: it came down to the last guy, Paul Clem. The famous.
Speaker 2: And what do you think Paul Clem ordered? An old-fashioned.
Speaker 2: An espresso martini.
Speaker 7: Oh, did he?
Speaker 2: He says... He said, we're all like, one guy's like,
Speaker 2: what do you got on tap? He's like, I'm Molson.
Speaker 2: I'll take that. You know, the other guy, I'll take
Speaker 2: that too. You know, I would like to have, you know,
Speaker 2: old Forrester on the rocks. And I'm like, I love
Speaker 2: an old-fashioned. And then Paul, I'll have an espresso martini.
Speaker 2: His voice did not do that. Explain something to me.
Speaker 2: What is the fascination of espresso martinis? And I have
Speaker 2: to be quite honest with you. I've tried them and
Speaker 2: I think they're wonderful. Maybe at the end of the
Speaker 2: night as an after dinner drink. You can't start the
Speaker 2: evening as a man with a group of guys drinking
Speaker 2: men's drinks with an espresso martini.
Speaker 4: I disagree.
Speaker 9: I think the caffeine in it will get you going
Speaker 9: for the rest of the night. If you're drinking that
Speaker 9: at the end of the night, you're not going to bed.
Speaker 8: Well, I do still feel like an espresso martini is
Speaker 8: a girl's drink.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, for sure. That part. I don't know what
Speaker 4: he was doing.
Speaker 2: Do you know what they serve? Serve the espresso. So
Speaker 2: they bring all our drinks out and they got every
Speaker 2: one of the things there, you know, and they serve
Speaker 2: his espresso martini in one of those martini glasses with
Speaker 2: the longest stem on the thing.
Speaker 8: And they're like kind of rounded with the three beans
Speaker 8: on top.
Speaker 2: And the poor waitress is bringing it out there and
Speaker 2: she's like trying to make sure it doesn't like spill
Speaker 2: all over the place. And then Paul is all the
Speaker 2: way over to this side and we have to hand
Speaker 2: it over. Here, hold on. Let me get you your
Speaker 2: espresso martini, Mr. Clem.
Speaker 7: Extra time.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I want to ask, who's the obsessed espresso
Speaker 2: martini for people on the show?
Speaker 8: Oh, Lydia.
Speaker 2: Lydia? She used to go hard for that.
Speaker 4: I like them because you can't taste the liquor.
Speaker 2: All you taste is espresso.
Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely.
Speaker 6: Lydia loves them so much, she was going to create
Speaker 6: an Instagram account dedicated to the best espresso martinis in
Speaker 6: the country.
Speaker 2: Interesting. Interesting.
Speaker 10: I just never did it, but I still drink them
Speaker 10: pretty fairly often. I like to try the mixed espresso
Speaker 10: martinis now. So they do like the caramel espresso martinis,
Speaker 10: the mint, like all these guys.
Speaker 2: They actually have different flavors of this. Don't tell Paul.
Speaker 8: Some restaurants even have them on tap now.
Speaker 2: Wow. The funniest is looking at the bartender that's making
Speaker 2: the espresso martini. They hate it. And all they look,
Speaker 2: he had to find coffee or espresso. He had to,
Speaker 2: you know, do all this stuff there. You sure?
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I went out last night.
Speaker 13: I didn't get an espresso martini, but I ended the
Speaker 13: night at Moods with a friend, and I forgot what
Speaker 13: she ordered, but it looked kind of old-fashioned. It was
Speaker 13: a darker drink. Had like some, I don't know, some
Speaker 13: moss to it. I don't know why that word's in
Speaker 13: my mind.
Speaker 2: But I ordered an Aperol Spritz. Oh, did you?
Speaker 13: When the lady brought it to the table, she definitely
Speaker 13: almost gave the girl the Aperol Spritz instead of me,
Speaker 13: and I'm like, no, that's coming this way.
Speaker 2: That's when you know that maybe the drink is not
Speaker 2: appropriate when they don't know who the drink goes to.
Speaker 2: The funny thing was that with the espresso martini, it
Speaker 2: almost looked like it should have gone to the table
Speaker 2: next to us when we were sitting there because there
Speaker 2: was a bunch of women that were sitting there.
Speaker 8: That's what I always say.
Speaker 6: They always put the girlier drink in front of me
Speaker 6: and I slide it right over to my husband.
Speaker 2: The flute.
Speaker 8: Every time. It never fails.
Speaker 2: Wes, when there's a piece of fruit On the side
Speaker 2: of the actual cup as the accoutrement. You know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Big ass orange slice. Like I will tell
Speaker 2: you this. Bloody Marys. Sometimes I'll have a Bloody Mary.
Speaker 2: I like a Bloody Mary in the morning. I like
Speaker 2: a Bloody Mary and I like a lot of beef
Speaker 2: sticks in it. I like celery. Lots of spice. Pickles
Speaker 2: are great. I like olives, big old juicy olives.
Speaker 8: The more stuffing it, cheese cubes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want a meal. I want a drink and
Speaker 2: a meal all together. 844-MOJO-LIVE, 844-665-6548. The text is 95500.
Speaker 2: All right, I got to ask this question. I want
Speaker 2: to know, who are my espresso martini people? I just
Speaker 2: want a real quick one. If you're an espresso martini.
Speaker 2: And would it make a difference if Paul... if the
Speaker 2: Clemmer would have ordered the espresso martini and had it
Speaker 2: in a rock glass. Like sometimes they'll do that. Sometimes
Speaker 2: they'll manly it up a little bit for you.
Speaker 13: Y'all said I was doing too much when I did that.
Speaker 13: When I asked for my, like in a Mason jar,
Speaker 13: I'm like, bring me, remember when we had our first
Speaker 13: like daddy daughter dance? Y'all made fun of me. Cause
Speaker 13: I said, no, bring it in a Mason jar.
Speaker 2: Bring me in. I don't like the long stem stuff.
Speaker 2: Do you like the, when you say Mason jar, you
Speaker 2: mean literally like a Mason jar?
Speaker 13: Like bring it in something other than the long stem.
Speaker 13: It reminds me of my grandma watching Sex and the City.
Speaker 13: Whenever I see those martini glasses, that's what I think of.
Speaker 8: Cosmos, made famous from that.
Speaker 2: Great memory. What are those glasses or what are those
Speaker 2: drinks where they come in like the copper cups and
Speaker 2: stuff like that?
Speaker 14: A mule.
Speaker 2: A Moscow mule. Like maybe that. Maybe you need an
Speaker 2: espresso martini and a mule cup so nobody can see
Speaker 2: that you ordered an espresso martini. Are mules not big anymore?
Speaker 2: Because I don't see many mules.
Speaker 8: I don't either. I actually kind of forgot about them
Speaker 8: until you just said that.
Speaker 2: What's up, Jeff? How you doing?
Speaker 15: Hey, what's up, everybody?
Speaker 16: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning.
Speaker 15: Mojo, do you like Dark Spirit?
Speaker 17: Do you like bourbon?
Speaker 2: I'm obsessed with bourbon. Do I like bourbon? Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: I got tons of it at home if you want
Speaker 2: to come over to my house. I would love to.
Speaker 17: But you've got to try the espresso martini.
Speaker 18: Make sure you get it from the right bartender who
Speaker 18: knows what they're doing.
Speaker 19: Espresso martini with bourbon.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of that. So instead of vodka.
Speaker 20: Tequila.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: I have seen the espresso martinis with tequila. Lydia, have
Speaker 2: you tried the tequila espresso martinis?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's good, but it's still not as good as
Speaker 7: the vodka.
Speaker 2: So you like the original. You like the OG espresso martinis.
Speaker 7: But like the cut water kind.
Speaker 2: Shannon, do you remember?
Speaker 7: I was so twisted off of two of those.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 8: Those are, I have some in my fridge right now.
Speaker 8: They're in the can.
Speaker 6: They are delicious, and they have a very high alcohol content.
Speaker 2: Do they? Those cut waters are big?
Speaker 8: Do not mess around with those espresso martini cut waters.
Speaker 2: Hey, Jeff, quick question for you. Is there any drinks
Speaker 2: that you'll drink, but you don't like having people see
Speaker 2: you drink them? Like there's certain drinks that you don't like?
Speaker 21: Probably that, like the bubbly cocktails that have the dry
Speaker 21: ice at the bottom.
Speaker 2: That would be like the local cultures. I hate smoky
Speaker 2: old fashions. I don't like them for some reason. I
Speaker 2: don't like the taste.
Speaker 22: Oh, no.
Speaker 2: But I hate when they bring out the thing and
Speaker 2: they make it a big deal, like they pop the
Speaker 2: top off of it. I feel like I'm the guy
Speaker 2: that ordered the dessert at the restaurant and they're going
Speaker 2: to sing happy birthday to the Red Robin song or something.
Speaker 2: What's up, Gemma?
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 2: Gemma.
Speaker 19: Hi.
Speaker 23: So my aunt actually considers herself a martini cook. expert
Speaker 23: and my husband one night sat there to see how
Speaker 23: many times she would make up one he started making
Speaker 23: up the dirty viking and making up all these things
Speaker 23: she's like yeah he's like yeah you got to make
Speaker 23: it extra dirty and he just kept going on and.
Speaker 24: On and making it up filthy going with oh yeah
Speaker 24: and another thing mojo if you like um bloody mary's
Speaker 24: you should check out it's in manchester michigan.
Speaker 23: They have a bloody mary special.
Speaker 2: If you just google it so manchester michigan bloody mary
Speaker 2: all right i'm going to check that out there's there's
Speaker 2: one place down by us in detroit at eastern market
Speaker 2: videos yeah is the place i went to with your
Speaker 2: family yeah that was a good place Oh.
Speaker 23: You can literally make a meal for two people out
Speaker 23: of this Bloody Mary.
Speaker 25: It has burgers.
Speaker 23: It has everything out of it. You're going to be
Speaker 23: in line for like a half.
Speaker 2: Hour to get in. There's a place in Vegas that
Speaker 2: does chicken and waffles in their Bloody Marys, pizza, cheeseburgers
Speaker 2: in the Bloody Mary.
Speaker 4: That's what this looks like.
Speaker 2: This is the one I think she's talking about. Oh,
Speaker 2: you don't think that looks good? It's like a grocery
Speaker 2: store in the country. Oh, my God, you guys, I
Speaker 2: want to go. Really?
Speaker 4: That's lunch and dinner.
Speaker 2: How do they keep it all in there? It's a
Speaker 2: good nap. What's up, Autumn?
Speaker 26: Good morning.
Speaker 5: First time long time.
Speaker 27: Yay!
Speaker 28: Good morning.
Speaker 29: So my drink is the cut water, the espresso martini,
Speaker 29: but you got to do it with the Cardi B
Speaker 29: whip shot.
Speaker 2: Oh, jeez.
Speaker 8: Wait, what's that?
Speaker 2: Enlighten us.
Speaker 29: So Cardi B has some whipped cream shots, and they
Speaker 29: are vodka infused.
Speaker 22: Mm.
Speaker 2: OK. Cardi B whip shot. That's not like you got
Speaker 2: to go home with somebody after that. Have you?
Speaker 29: Well, I'm married, but yes.
Speaker 2: I love it, Autumn. All right, we're going out drinking sometime, Autumn.
Speaker 2: We're going to have some fun with you, okay?
Speaker 16: Absolutely.
Speaker 26: Let's do it.
Speaker 2: Call more often. We'll talk to you later.
Speaker 1: It's Mojo in the Morning's Back in the Day.
Speaker 5: Let's go!
Speaker 2: Back in the day.
Speaker 1: What year did this stuff happen?
Speaker 2: This was the year that Serena Williams won her 23rd
Speaker 2: Grand Slam.
Speaker 30: As Williams held up the trophy, she was also holding
Speaker 30: on to a secret. She was two months pregnant. In September,
Speaker 30: Williams and then-fiancé, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian welcomed a baby girl.
Speaker 2: Tiffany Haddish starred in the movie Girls Trip. I got
Speaker 2: drugs in my booty.
Speaker 31: You know what?
Speaker 8: It can cause a lot of infection.
Speaker 2: Girl, you can't get no infection in your booty hole.
Speaker 2: It's a booty hole. Okay. And the big song. Love it.
Speaker 2: Chainsmokers and Halsey played it yesterday in that little welcome
Speaker 2: back to school mix. By the way, I think I
Speaker 2: might do a four fingers mix today of Dolly Parton songs.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's Dolly Parton. She's a legend.
Speaker 1: You're smart.
Speaker 2: Good luck.
Speaker 1: You remember the year that stuff happened.
Speaker 2: 844-MOJO-LIVE. Aries on with us right now. Aries, what's up?
Speaker 2: Let's go, Aries. How you doing?
Speaker 3: How you doing, Mojo?
Speaker 2: Fantastic, Aries. What year is that? And I'll set you
Speaker 2: up with the baby tickets. 2017. It is, sir. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm going to try to do the beats. Congratulations to you.
Speaker 2: The baby tickets are yours. We'll set you up with
Speaker 2: a pair of those, okay?
Speaker 32: All right, man.
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot. Let me throw this out there. I've
Speaker 2: got to give them a quick plug because I forgot
Speaker 2: to do it yesterday. Going through. Oh, look at this.
Speaker 2: Hold on a second. Oh, I got paperwork in here
Speaker 2: from June. I should probably go through and get more organized.
Speaker 2: I know. This is my grandma going through all her mail.
Speaker 2: Hold on, where is that? My grandma's couch is a
Speaker 2: one-seater now because the rest of it is just covered
Speaker 2: with mail. All right, here we go. DaBaby at Fox Theater,
Speaker 2: October the 4th. Tickets are on sale right now. Ticketmaster.com. Aries,
Speaker 2: you got them for free. Congratulations.
Speaker 5: Oh, man.
Speaker 32: Thanks, y'all.
Speaker 2: Thanks, y'all. Have a great morning, man. We got Ed
Speaker 2: Sheeran for this weekend. Saturday is when Ed Sheeran is
Speaker 2: going to be at Ford Field. And your chance to
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Speaker 2: the shape of you, to 95500. And you could be
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Speaker 1: Mojo in the mornings, dirty on the 30.
Speaker 2: Be honest with you uh i was in the dentist
Speaker 2: chair yesterday when uh i saw the alerts going off
Speaker 2: and the alerts were like non-stop i've never gotten more
Speaker 2: alerts i think the last time that i saw something
Speaker 2: like this with alerts was when uh prince died like
Speaker 2: i remembered that specifically like where i was yeah michael
Speaker 2: jackson yeah but this was this is a big one
Speaker 2: so shannon leading off with dolly parton.
Speaker 6: My birthday twin january 19th 1946 I wasn't born in 1946,
Speaker 6: but January 19th. Country music legend Dolly Parton passed away
Speaker 6: at 80 years old, ending just a remarkable seven decade
Speaker 6: career that took her from dirt, dirt, poor beginnings in
Speaker 6: Tennessee to being one of the most beloved entertainers in
Speaker 6: the whole entire world. So her family said she died
Speaker 6: peacefully in Nashville after a very quiet battle with cancer.
Speaker 6: And we don't know what kind of cancer she was battling.
Speaker 6: I know she was admitted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Speaker 6: on Friday with some kidney and autoimmune issues. And then
Speaker 6: she passed away in the hospital yesterday morning. Her health, though,
Speaker 6: and we've kind of been reporting this, had been declining
Speaker 6: over the past year. She was dealing with kidney stones,
Speaker 6: some medicine complications, immune and digestive issues, and most recently,
Speaker 6: dehydration and dizziness, forcing her to cancel a Vegas residency
Speaker 6: and several different appearances, including one at her beloved Dollywood.
Speaker 11: I've told you before, all my fans, that I've had
Speaker 11: a few little health issues recently. And sometimes I get
Speaker 11: a little dizzy and I get dehydrated. And I'm dehydrated.
Speaker 11: And so my natural doctor has kind of clipped my
Speaker 11: wings saying, you ain't traveling this week. So I guess
Speaker 11: if your doctor tells you you ain't traveling this week,
Speaker 11: you ain't traveling this week. But I like to keep
Speaker 11: all of you in the loop, like I said I would,
Speaker 11: on everything.
Speaker 8: I mean, just a little spitfire. So positive. Everybody said
Speaker 8: she was just so kind, no matter who you were.
Speaker 2: They say one of the most philanthropic people.
Speaker 8: Oh, yeah. Her library, her imagination library.
Speaker 2: Many kids learn. Martha Reeves was on our local ABC affiliate.
Speaker 2: saying that if it wasn't for Dolly Parton, there'd be
Speaker 2: many kids in the city of Detroit that would not
Speaker 2: have books.
Speaker 6: You ready for some stats about her? 25 number one
Speaker 6: country singles, including all the ones we know. Jolene, 95,
Speaker 6: Islands in the Stream, I Will Always Love You. She
Speaker 6: actually famously refused to give Elvis Presley half of the
Speaker 6: publishing rights to I Will Always Love You, a decision
Speaker 6: that eventually earned her millions and millions of dollars after
Speaker 6: Whitney Houston then, you know, turned it into a worldwide hit.
Speaker 6: But her nephew, Brian, who made the announcement yesterday, also
Speaker 6: her longtime security, made the announcement yesterday about her passing,
Speaker 6: said that He was given very specific instructions for her burial.
Speaker 6: She asked to be laid to rest in a beautiful
Speaker 6: bed of plush cotton. And last night he did an
Speaker 6: interview and he said, after a life wearing heavy rhinestones,
Speaker 6: she finally deserves to be comfortable.
Speaker 2: It's a private funeral, too. Just close family. one thing
Speaker 2: about Dolly Dolly's husband was sick for many many years
Speaker 2: and she took care of him she didn't have people
Speaker 2: taking care of him she literally kind of how my
Speaker 2: sister was with my brother-in-law Scott and he died last
Speaker 2: year yeah Carl Dean and they say that she never
Speaker 2: took care of herself yeah so.
Speaker 6: That was it so many of her friends and family
Speaker 6: said she neglected to take care of herself because she
Speaker 6: she spent so much of her energy caring for him
Speaker 6: so 80 years old man In Other Dirty Today, both
Speaker 6: of Kanye's upcoming shows in Russia have been canceled. A
Speaker 6: post on the venue's social media said a contract was
Speaker 6: never signed for the show, so therefore, they ain't happening.
Speaker 6: The shows were supposed to take place on October 10th
Speaker 6: and 11th. Promoters are now trying to find a new
Speaker 6: venue so that the shows can happen. And if they
Speaker 6: do end up happening, by the way, he will be
Speaker 6: the first rapper to perform in Russia since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Speaker 2: A couple of years ago. I didn't think that we could,
Speaker 2: with an American passport, travel to Russia. He can do
Speaker 2: whatever he wants.
Speaker 6: And lastly, we have this year's America's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Speaker 6: Grand Marshal guy by the name of Dan Gilbert.
Speaker 2: We're so honored, and I mean elated.
Speaker 1: To have Dan Gilbert as the Grand Marshal of the
Speaker 1: 100th Parade. And everyone kept saying, Dan Gilbert, Dan Gilbert, Pryor.
Speaker 8: I said, no, it's got to be about the 100th
Speaker 8: Parade coming down Woodward Avenue in the city that he
Speaker 8: is literally in.
Speaker 2: There were others, but.
Speaker 1: My God, what he has done for us and for
Speaker 1: the city.
Speaker 2: And the people.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Well, I have Dan Gilbert right here.
Speaker 17: We're actually in the department overlooking Woodward and what you've
Speaker 17: done to this part of Woodward and erecting the Hudson Tower.
Speaker 8: It's been so exciting to watch over the years.
Speaker 33: You've accomplished so much, but being named the Grand Marshal
Speaker 33: of a parade you grew up watching, what is that
Speaker 33: like for you?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a big honor. I've never been a
Speaker 2: Grand Marshal. I've been a Marshal, but not a Grand Marshal, so...
Speaker 2: I'm very excited about it. I'm very honored to do it.
Speaker 2: And I mean, the parade's been such a big thing
Speaker 2: of Detroit for 100 years now. And it's always been there.
Speaker 2: So through good times, bad times, there's always the parade.
Speaker 2: That's his city, man. I'm telling you.
Speaker 7: That's wild.
Speaker 2: Dan looked good when I was watching that. on Local 4.
Speaker 2: So shout out to Rhonda Walker and Karen Drew and
Speaker 2: everybody at Local 4. But he actually looked good. I
Speaker 2: hadn't seen him in a while.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 34: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hey, if you miss anything from today, you can always
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Speaker 1: It's Mojo in the Morning's 5 at 655. 5 at 655, yo.
Speaker 2: 5 at 655, yo, now. It is time now for
Speaker 2: the legendary 5 at 655 to test your pop culture knowledge.
Speaker 2: Stephanie has been perfect for the last six times that
Speaker 2: she has been with us. She's going for seven wins today.
Speaker 2: We have never... And I went back to the archives,
Speaker 2: and the history of the 5 of 655 had a
Speaker 2: contestant go perfect this long. Come on, Steph!
Speaker 1: Get out! Get the heck out of here!
Speaker 28: Are you serious?
Speaker 2: I'm a legend. The most was five, okay? So we've
Speaker 2: never gone past five. You have gotten six. So that
Speaker 2: means you are now in the record books, and you
Speaker 2: can call it quits.
Speaker 32: No.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 20: Oh, my God.
Speaker 29: Oh, my God.
Speaker 35: No, I have to exceed five a little.
Speaker 23: Bit longer, so that way I'm like the reigning champ
Speaker 23: for life.
Speaker 20: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I think so. And I got it today.
Speaker 36: Today we're going for seven.
Speaker 2: Here's your challenger this morning from Dearborn Heights, works in
Speaker 2: the medical field in brain trauma.
Speaker 1: Whoa.
Speaker 2: Hi, Sarah. How you doing?
Speaker 12: I'm good.
Speaker 23: How are you guys doing this morning?
Speaker 2: I'm fantastic. You know, they always say, You know, you
Speaker 2: don't have to be a brain surgeon, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Like, whatever the deal is.
Speaker 23: I definitely am not a brain surgeon.
Speaker 20: I actually take care of all the patients that are
Speaker 20: recovering from brain surgery.
Speaker 2: That's beautiful.
Speaker 5: Oh, my God.
Speaker 27: My son has had three brain surgeries, Sarah.
Speaker 2: This is ironic. Stephanie, is everything okay?
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 34: He's good.
Speaker 37: He was actually, like, in 2020, like, right before COVID hit.
Speaker 20: He actually was paralyzed at two from his neck down.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 28: Yeah, so he got diagnosed with Chiari and acute flaccid myelitis.
Speaker 28: So he's had three brain surgeries, two nerve transfers, but
Speaker 28: this kid is playing travel soccer.
Speaker 35: No way!
Speaker 8: Oh my God, what a story.
Speaker 17: Great story.
Speaker 2: All right, Sarah's going to go first. Stephanie's going to
Speaker 2: go into a soundproof area. So thank you for being
Speaker 2: on with us, ladies. And we'll begin. Five questions. Whoever
Speaker 2: gets the most right wins. Ty always goes to the champions.
Speaker 2: Question number one, the world is mourning the loss of
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton this morning. She was 80 years old. True
Speaker 2: or false, Dolly was not actually her real first name.
Speaker 8: True.
Speaker 2: Question number two, speaking of Dolly, she famously wrote the song,
Speaker 2: I Will Always Love You. I almost want to sing it.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 2: I will always love you. Hit the dumb button. Who
Speaker 2: had the enormous... 1992 hit version of that song.
Speaker 38: Whitney Houston.
Speaker 2: Question number three. Hello Kitty is trending today thanks to
Speaker 2: a new collab with Starbucks. What country was Hello Kitty
Speaker 2: created in?
Speaker 39: Japan.
Speaker 2: Question number four. Simon Cowell is taking a break from
Speaker 2: America's Got Talent to have another back surgery. What's the
Speaker 2: other America singing competition show that he was once a
Speaker 2: judge on? Three seconds.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 35: Two.
Speaker 2: Simon Cowell. One. Come on. You're done.
Speaker 32: Really?
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 29: And question.
Speaker 2: That's okay. And question number five. Are you ready to
Speaker 2: feel old? Macaulay Culkin is celebrating his 46th birthday today.
Speaker 2: What was his annoying older brother's name in the classic
Speaker 2: movie Home Alone?
Speaker 32: Buzz.
Speaker 2: Let's bring the champ back from a soundproof area.
Speaker 8: Okay, Sarah, you got three out of five.
Speaker 20: Three, okay, Sarah, okay.
Speaker 2: Stephanie's basically like, I got that.
Speaker 8: I got this.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 39: You got it.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go, Stephanie. Question number one. The
Speaker 2: world is mourning the loss of Dolly Parton this morning.
Speaker 2: She was 80 years old. True or false? Dolly was
Speaker 2: not actually her real first name.
Speaker 1: False.
Speaker 2: That's right. It was actually her real first name.
Speaker 40: Yep.
Speaker 2: One to nothing. Taking the lead. Question number two. Speaking
Speaker 2: of Dolly, she famously wrote the song, I Will Always
Speaker 2: Love You. Who had the enormous 1992 hit version of
Speaker 2: that song?
Speaker 16: Whitney Houston.
Speaker 41: Yes.
Speaker 2: Two to one. Question three. Hello Kitty is trending today
Speaker 2: thanks to a new collab with Starbucks. What country was
Speaker 2: Hello Kitty created in? Japan.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Three to two. Shut up.
Speaker 26: Oh, my God.
Speaker 18: Sorry.
Speaker 2: By the way, that was a loud shut up. Nobody's
Speaker 2: sleeping in that house, I can tell you. I'm at
Speaker 2: work already.
Speaker 5: Jesus.
Speaker 2: All right. Question number four. Simon Cowell is taking a
Speaker 2: break from America's Got Talent to have back surgery. What
Speaker 2: was the other American singing competition show that he was
Speaker 2: once a judge on?
Speaker 23: American Idol.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 8: Four to two.
Speaker 2: And last question. You got to get this one right
Speaker 2: to have another perfect score.
Speaker 22: We're going to make it really tough.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 42: Okay.
Speaker 2: Actually, it's not really that tough. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: Are you ready to feel old? Macaulay Culkin is celebrating
Speaker 2: his 46th birthday today. What was his annoying older brother's
Speaker 2: name in the classic movie Home Alone?
Speaker 7: Buzz!
Speaker 14: Yeah!
Speaker 3: Buzz!
Speaker 22: Buzz!
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Speaker 2: five lies tell your mom phone scam if you would
Speaker 2: like to do this to your mom text mom to
Speaker 2: 95500 Bianca's looking for you to do this you got
Speaker 2: to Give her a good idea of what you want
Speaker 2: to do to kind of set off your mom. Something
Speaker 2: kind of like this one.
Speaker 1: It's Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 4: Sweet.
Speaker 1: Five lies to tell your mom.
Speaker 2: Ashley.
Speaker 5: Hello.
Speaker 2: Ashley is one of those that work two jobs, very,
Speaker 2: very hardworking, but your mom doesn't like your nighttime job.
Speaker 35: Correct.
Speaker 2: Ashley works at a strip club at night.
Speaker 42: Oh, boy.
Speaker 2: All right. So the daytime job she's okay with, the
Speaker 2: nighttime job, tell us why she doesn't like it.
Speaker 25: She just wants me to focus on developing my career,
Speaker 25: but obviously I like to bartend.
Speaker 20: She hates that I bartend, but I like.
Speaker 2: To do it. So you're a bartender, so there's nothing
Speaker 2: to worry about. Are you bartending close on or close off?
Speaker 7: Close on, 100%.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's get her scared about that nighttime
Speaker 2: job that you have. Here we go. Five lies. Tell
Speaker 2: your mom. Lie number one. You're going to say, mom,
Speaker 2: I got a promotion. Lie number two.
Speaker 8: Say, yeah, the managers really see the potential in me. Okay.
Speaker 2: Lie number three, especially with my bottle tricks. Okay. Lie
Speaker 2: number four.
Speaker 8: Say, and I've been practicing and doing my squats.
Speaker 16: Okay.
Speaker 2: And lie number five, because I'm going to be a
Speaker 2: stripper bartender.
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 2: All right, here we.
Speaker 35: Go.
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 38: Hey, Mom.
Speaker 36: Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 25: I got some good news.
Speaker 36: Oh, sure.
Speaker 25: So, you know, I got my promotion.
Speaker 22: You did?
Speaker 5: Uh-huh.
Speaker 27: Congratulations.
Speaker 25: Yeah, they saw a lot of potential in me.
Speaker 4: Awesome.
Speaker 25: I know, but it's not at the strip club.
Speaker 21: Huh?
Speaker 25: They just texted me.
Speaker 18: You're a bitch.
Speaker 20: No, I swear.
Speaker 25: They asked me because I would make way more money
Speaker 25: doing what I do there.
Speaker 43: Because they saw my bottle trick.
Speaker 29: Stop, Ashley.
Speaker 25: And, you know, I've been working out a lot, too, so.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 32: That's not it.
Speaker 43: Yeah. You know, I've been practicing my squats and just
Speaker 43: really lifting and stuff like that. So they just, like,
Speaker 43: texted me and asked me if I could be a
Speaker 43: stripper bartender No, you're.
Speaker 44: F * * * ing not.
Speaker 41: Why?
Speaker 15: No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 25: I would make so much more money. F * * *
Speaker 25: ing saw a lot of potential in me, and I
Speaker 25: could do really good bottle tricks and stuff, you know.
Speaker 43: The f * * * you are.
Speaker 36: You could do the bottle.
Speaker 24: Tricks at home and entertain us.
Speaker 26: Yeah, but I'm going to do them with my butt.
Speaker 43: You are not showing off.
Speaker 27: Your to anyone.
Speaker 2: Yes. You are on the Mojo in the morning show
Speaker 2: right now for five lies to tell your mom.
Speaker 26: There's no way.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is. Unless it's more believable that we're hanging
Speaker 2: out at a strip club right now with your daughter.
Speaker 2: This is Mojo in the morning and Ashley had you
Speaker 2: on five lies to tell your mom.
Speaker 27: Oh my God.
Speaker 2: Mom, Ashley won you a prize. Congratulations.
Speaker 25: I'm going to go find the radio.
Speaker 2: We got you on right now so you can say
Speaker 2: hi to everybody that just heard you and your first
Speaker 2: strip ever.
Speaker 27: Mojo in the morning. Stripping in the morning.
Speaker 2: I like it. You give me a shout out. I
Speaker 2: love uncontrollable mom laughs.
Speaker 1: It's Mojo in the morning. five lies to tell your mom.
Speaker 2: I love it. All right. Mojo in the morning show. Hey,
Speaker 2: we're doing a more Mojo podcast live. It's our third year,
Speaker 2: the annual, we go live to a great location. This
Speaker 2: time we're going to be doing it and it's going
Speaker 2: to be at a place called rock and brew, which
Speaker 2: is a really cool bar that is in Royal Oak, Michigan. Uh,
Speaker 2: it's going to be on a Thursday night, September the 24th.
Speaker 2: The entire show is going to be there. And we
Speaker 2: want you to be part of the studio audience and
Speaker 2: obviously be part of the podcast. If you're somebody that
Speaker 2: would like to come and hang out with us, we're
Speaker 2: raising money for breaking and entering Christmas Wish by selling
Speaker 2: tickets for this for just the small price of like,
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's under like $ 40 or $ 50 or
Speaker 2: something like that. $ 40? Go to, where did it go?
Speaker 7: MojoInTheMorning.com?
Speaker 2: MojoInTheMorning.com. MojoInTheMorning.com. I can't tell you the last time I've
Speaker 2: gone to our website. I usually just go to the Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube,
Speaker 2: and stuff like that. That's great.
Speaker 7: That's so nice to know that I worked so hard
Speaker 7: on it, and then you don't even look at it.
Speaker 2: That website, by the way, is trash. No offense.
Speaker 4: I did not think he.
Speaker 2: Was going to say that. It's not your responsibility. It's
Speaker 2: the iHeart people. It's Alex and all those goofballs that
Speaker 2: work for National. That website used to be when I
Speaker 2: owned I owned the domain. But when I had it
Speaker 2: and I used to keep it going back in the days,
Speaker 2: you know, when Joey and those guys were here and
Speaker 2: then they took it away from us. That website was fire.
Speaker 2: It was awesome. It had all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 4: What was different?
Speaker 8: He's in a mood today.
Speaker 22: I like it.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, the best part about that is our
Speaker 10: Instagram and our TikTok and all that look good and
Speaker 10: you can buy tickets on those platforms.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Thank you, Leah. And Bianca does a great job. Bianca,
Speaker 2: you know that it's bad. Yeah, it's mid, but.
Speaker 7: I had like a cool video in there.
Speaker 2: Oh, you did?
Speaker 7: So I was like, oh, it's cool.
Speaker 2: Okay. Bianca does a great job with all of our
Speaker 2: social game. She puts together the best TikToks, even though
Speaker 2: I hate what she says. All right.
Speaker 7: Now you're just trying to make me feel better about myself.
Speaker 7: You don't got to do all that.
Speaker 6: Can I say something about Bianca, though? We had a meeting.
Speaker 6: I don't know what day it was, Monday or Friday,
Speaker 6: whatever day it was. We had like a social media,
Speaker 6: a national social media meeting where they like meet with
Speaker 6: every single morning show and they like try to pick
Speaker 6: apart your media, your social media and give you you know,
Speaker 6: feedback and, oh, you should fix this. You could tell
Speaker 6: that this team could not pick apart what Bianca has
Speaker 6: done to our social media.
Speaker 2: They had no notes.
Speaker 8: They were looking for... for something and they couldn't find anything.
Speaker 7: They pointed out, they're like, you know, they should start
Speaker 7: using captions. I'm like, they picked the one TikTok where
Speaker 7: I did not have captions. I have captions in all
Speaker 7: these videos.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you something about captions? What's that editing tool?
Speaker 2: Is it CapCut or whatever the heck it's called? You
Speaker 2: know what I think looks cheesy? When I look at
Speaker 2: people post something on social media and that CapCut comes
Speaker 2: up at the end.
Speaker 8: You're supposed to edit that out.
Speaker 2: Jason Coulthrop, the guy from... Local 4, the news guy
Speaker 2: from Local 4 does it all the time. I'm like, Jason,
Speaker 2: edit that out. It looks so bad when it comes
Speaker 2: up at the end. You know what it reminds me of?
Speaker 2: It reminds me of when people go and buy like
Speaker 2: other radio stations and stuff. They'll go buy cameos of
Speaker 2: celebrities saying their name so they can play them on
Speaker 2: their radio shows or their own podcast. And then it
Speaker 2: will come up at the end. Cameo at the end
Speaker 2: of the deal. I'm like, oh, so bad. Would you
Speaker 2: pay for that? All right, so the podcast live, September
Speaker 2: the 24th. Get your tickets today. You can also, like
Speaker 2: Lydia said, go to MojoInTheMorning.com, but text also podcast, and
Speaker 2: Lydia will send you. It's so much easier when you
Speaker 2: just text podcast to 95500, and she'll send you back
Speaker 2: the link to be able to buy those tickets.
Speaker 7: Mojo, we are about like 100 tickets left now.
Speaker 2: Oh, my gosh. Y'all better go now.
Speaker 7: How many did we have?
Speaker 15: 200.
Speaker 7: We literally sold 100 in two days.
Speaker 1: Oh, my gosh.
Speaker 2: That's great. That is, that's, that's incredible. It's going to
Speaker 2: be a really good setting, a good intimate setting because the,
Speaker 2: the event room where it is, isn't a room where
Speaker 2: a bunch of bands play and stuff. And I think
Speaker 2: it's more set up for us. We've done it in
Speaker 2: the past at great places. Like we did it at
Speaker 2: imagine theater and we had theater full of people there.
Speaker 2: We've done it at, you know, other establishments too, like
Speaker 2: some bars and things. And it was, the room was
Speaker 2: a little too big and there was too many, like,
Speaker 2: With pillars and things Like you couldn't see people Behind
Speaker 2: things Yeah It was kind of like This.
Speaker 6: Is cool Because there's bar seats Hide taps Regular tables
Speaker 6: Regular seats And afford to.
Speaker 2: It And that place has been Been amazing Stephanie Before
Speaker 2: I get to anything else You want Stephanie's a Florida
Speaker 2: listener What do you Are on the iHeartRadio app?
Speaker 20: I am I listen to you guys On the way
Speaker 20: to work So it's my first time Long time.
Speaker 2: Hey Stephanie Welcome What part What part of Florida?
Speaker 20: So I live over in Daytona, but I drive to
Speaker 20: Orlando every day for work.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. Is that far? Do you ever take, yeah.
Speaker 2: What is that about?
Speaker 20: A couple hours.
Speaker 2: That's a commute. I like it though. She's listening to
Speaker 2: our show the whole time. Do you ever take a
Speaker 2: wrong turn and end up right in Disney world?
Speaker 20: It's literally right in the backyard of Disney and SeaWorld
Speaker 20: and everything's right around in that area.
Speaker 2: That'd be cool. Yeah. Is it, is it hot like
Speaker 2: hell then down there right now?
Speaker 20: Oh, it's been, we're over 100 days of over 90-plus
Speaker 20: weather every day.
Speaker 2: It's hot. Joe, Chad, and Ashley and Katie were telling
Speaker 2: me from the Joe show that there's a heat dome
Speaker 2: or something like that. What does that mean? Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: Like a cooling center? No, I think it's like there's
Speaker 2: no cool down at night at all.
Speaker 17: No.
Speaker 20: We're at 79 right now. That's just this morning, so
Speaker 20: we'll be up.
Speaker 26: In the 90s again.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 2: What are you calling for? What can I do for you?
Speaker 20: I just wanted to tell you, you literally had me
Speaker 20: in tears and I, my respect for you just went
Speaker 20: through the roof. And I know that you guys are
Speaker 20: not a country station, but thank you so much for
Speaker 20: playing that song of Dolly. Like you had me in tears.
Speaker 2: Dolly meant something to you, huh?
Speaker 20: Yeah. I have family in Tennessee. Um, that was my
Speaker 20: grandfather's favorite singer. Um, yeah, she, she's an amazing person. And,
Speaker 20: You know, thank you so much. And I did want
Speaker 20: to tell you, if you guys consider going to Dolly World,
Speaker 20: because I grew up in Detroit, the executive chef there,
Speaker 20: Bobby Brown, cooks. He's the executive chef at Dolly World.
Speaker 2: Bobby, not the Bobby Brown.
Speaker 20: And he's from here?
Speaker 2: Bobby Brown from Detroit.
Speaker 7: That's very cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's really cool. Man, play another Dolly song. We
Speaker 2: got people calling from Florida. You know what?
Speaker 45: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: Wait, here's the deal. If you're going to cry over that,
Speaker 2: then I'm going to do this for you. Oh, gosh.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 2: Stephanie, Dolly meant a lot to you and your family.
Speaker 2: She was your grandpa's favorite artist, right?
Speaker 20: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: This one's for him.
Speaker 20: Thank you so much.
Speaker 8: Stay on the phone.
Speaker 2: I want to see if you cry.
Speaker 20: Okay. I'm already crying.
Speaker 46: So I'll go But I know I'll think of you
Speaker 46: Each step of.
Speaker 47: The way And I will always love you I will
Speaker 47: always love you.
Speaker 2: So do you remember being a little girl and your
Speaker 2: grandpa playing you Dolly music?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 20: I would ride around on this truck and listen to her.
Speaker 20: That was his absolute favorite.
Speaker 2: Did you ever at one point go, Grandpa, put on
Speaker 2: some other music here? Where the hell did you go?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 20: Say that one more time.
Speaker 2: No, I was just kidding. When I would drive around
Speaker 2: with my grandfather and we would listen to, he always
Speaker 2: liked listening to old Elvis. My granddad used to listen
Speaker 2: to jazz. He used to listen to jazz all the time.
Speaker 35: Jazz?
Speaker 8: I never met my grandpas.
Speaker 2: Oh, now I'm going to cry. Love you. Will always.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, take it away, Shannon. Oh, my gosh. Somebody
Speaker 2: check on Jerry Jones. Why, Jerry? He probably can't get
Speaker 2: out of bed. That's his girl. Is it really his girl?
Speaker 20: I thought, yeah.
Speaker 2: Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys. Really?
Speaker 8: How do you know that?
Speaker 2: I'm just guessing. Stephanie, I love you. Thank you for
Speaker 2: listening to us. We miss you in Detroit.
Speaker 8: Stay cool today.
Speaker 2: We'll come visit you in Orlando. Thank you so much.
Speaker 32: We will.
Speaker 20: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: we got to randomly grab the 95th caller, but do
Speaker 2: we have any teachers that would like this? You know,
Speaker 2: back to school time? That's obviously the reason why we're
Speaker 2: doing this contest. I would love for a teacher to
Speaker 2: get some boobs. Or back-to-school college kids. Yeah. It's not appropriate,
Speaker 2: I don't think, for high school kids, right? I mean, no.
Speaker 4: Well, you have to be 18.
Speaker 2: You got to be 18?
Speaker 4: I think so.
Speaker 2: What if you're a kid that flunked a few years?
Speaker 2: What if you're one that was a late starter?
Speaker 4: As long as you're 18.
Speaker 2: That would be an interesting topic in general to bring
Speaker 2: up and say, I got boobs in high school.
Speaker 4: The oldest senior.
Speaker 2: I know some people that we've talked to before on
Speaker 2: the air that that was their graduation present. A high
Speaker 2: school graduation? Yeah. Or they use their grad money for
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Speaker 2: with what's trending in the Dirty on the 30s?
Speaker 6: Well, tributes are pouring in following the death of Dolly
Speaker 6: Parton with some of the biggest names in music and Hollywood,
Speaker 6: remembering her talent, kindness, and one-of-a-kind personality. And my favorite
Speaker 6: tribute came from fellow country singer Kacey Musgraves.
Speaker 8: Who wrote, the world feels a lot less sparkly all
Speaker 8: of a sudden.
Speaker 6: Even the Empire State Building I saw last night was
Speaker 6: all lit up in hot pink. Passed away at Vanderbilt
Speaker 6: University Medical Center yesterday morning where she'd been hospitalized since Friday.
Speaker 6: And behind the scenes, we just learned she had been
Speaker 6: battling cancer. I remember when one of the many times
Speaker 6: she was a guest on Jimmy Fallon's show and they
Speaker 6: were talking about Jennifer Aniston.
Speaker 11: You know, I love her to death. My husband is
Speaker 11: crazy about her.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah? Yes.
Speaker 11: And he was more excited that I was going to
Speaker 11: do a movie with her than he was that I
Speaker 11: got the chance to write all this music. See, I
Speaker 11: think he kind of fantasizes like a threesome.
Speaker 19: Hey, Carl, go to bed.
Speaker 2: Hey, Carl, go to bed. Oh.
Speaker 11: I mean, I think he can't even get it off
Speaker 11: the pavement, so let's get it off the pavement.
Speaker 6: That's so great.
Speaker 4: That's so great.
Speaker 6: 80 years old, did not look nor act a day over,
Speaker 6: I don't know, 30.
Speaker 8: I feel like. Everybody said, well, you're 80 years old.
Speaker 7: You're going to be 80 years old.
Speaker 1: I said, well, so what?
Speaker 7: Look at all I've done.
Speaker 8: In 80 years.
Speaker 11: I just feel like I'm just getting started. I know
Speaker 11: that sounds stupid, but I think there's a lot.
Speaker 2: To be said. about age.
Speaker 11: If you allow yourself to get old, you will. And
Speaker 11: people say, well, how come you don't seem to get old?
Speaker 11: I say, because I ain't got time to get old.
Speaker 11: I ain't got time to dwell on that. That's not
Speaker 11: what I'm thinking about.
Speaker 2: I think, what?
Speaker 8: I'm going to be 80?
Speaker 11: They're going to celebrate me being 80? You know, not
Speaker 11: that anybody would want to celebrate that, but there is
Speaker 11: a celebration in the fact that I have done so
Speaker 11: much in that time and that I'm still doing it.
Speaker 8: I'm grateful for that. That actually makes me tear up
Speaker 8: because that wasn't that long ago.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: Did she ever have kids?
Speaker 22: No.
Speaker 2: No, you want to hear about that?
Speaker 42: No.
Speaker 2: She and her husband never had kids, but she loved
Speaker 2: children so much, especially with that reading program that she had.
Speaker 8: Imagination Library. Imagination Library.
Speaker 30: You have the tree houses, you have the parks, you
Speaker 30: have the nieces and nephews, but you never had children yourself.
Speaker 11: Well, we always thought we wanted children, and we were
Speaker 11: on the road. When we first got married, I figured
Speaker 11: we'd have kids. We had names for them, you know,
Speaker 11: as you do when you're dating and when.
Speaker 7: You're first married.
Speaker 27: Years went by.
Speaker 11: You know, we would try to plan when we were
Speaker 11: going to have it. And then life caught up and,
Speaker 11: you know, we just never got pregnant. And then I
Speaker 11: got too old to do it. And so it just
Speaker 11: never happened. But I really honestly believe that some things
Speaker 11: like that are meant to be because now everybody's kids
Speaker 11: are mine.
Speaker 8: Something else while we're talking about her.
Speaker 6: Years before she passed, she revealed the song that she
Speaker 6: hoped her family would sing at her funeral. And it's
Speaker 6: not I Will Always Love You. She actually talked about
Speaker 6: how she was at Whitney Houston's funeral. She said she
Speaker 6: sobbed when they played that song at Whitney's funeral. But
Speaker 6: for her own funeral, which, by the way, will be
Speaker 6: very small, only close family attending, she wanted the old
Speaker 6: country gospel song, If We Never Met Again. And it's
Speaker 6: about being separated from your loved ones on earth, but
Speaker 6: then reuniting with them in heaven. That song had really
Speaker 6: deep meaning for Dolly because it was her daddy's favorite song.
Speaker 6: And her family sang it at his funeral after his
Speaker 6: death in 2000. And she said, then my family will
Speaker 6: be singing this at mine too.
Speaker 2: Listen, I look at all these videos of Dolly Parton,
Speaker 2: even one that was just recent of her talking about 80.
Speaker 2: And I got to be honest, she is still so attractive,
Speaker 2: like she's an attractive older woman. Like you look at
Speaker 2: what she looked like when she was younger and a
Speaker 2: younger girl. She's, and this is take the boobs aside.
Speaker 2: Cause obviously she was famous for her boobs. She had
Speaker 2: a beautiful face. I mean, she was, but I think
Speaker 2: that her, her beauty was, Her inner, you know, beauty
Speaker 2: of a human being.
Speaker 8: Her kindness.
Speaker 2: I mean, her personality is funny as hell. That Fallon
Speaker 2: clip is hysterical.
Speaker 13: I'm glad she rested in peace, though, because there have
Speaker 13: been several stories recently that have come out where the
Speaker 13: family or whoever have, like, tried to make it sound like.
Speaker 2: It wasn't what it was.
Speaker 8: Something was going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I think we all kind of thought something was up,
Speaker 13: so I'm glad she's resting in peace.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And real quick, one more dirty story to tell you
Speaker 8: about this morning.
Speaker 6: Simon Cowell, if you're an AGT fan, is stepping away
Speaker 6: from America's Got Talent for a couple of weeks to
Speaker 6: undergo another back surgery. I don't know if you remember this,
Speaker 6: but in 2020, he was thrown off of his brand
Speaker 6: new e-bike.
Speaker 2: Those are dangerous.
Speaker 8: Landed on his back.
Speaker 6: Had like a five-hour operation six years ago. Was super
Speaker 6: close to shattering his spine and not walking again. But
Speaker 6: he did suffer some long-term nerve damage.
Speaker 2: He was fine.
Speaker 6: So now this this time around, the surgery is routine.
Speaker 6: He is expected to return to the show in a
Speaker 6: couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: I'm blown away at how many parents let their kids
Speaker 2: ride those things with how dangerous those things are.
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Like you like I would never get my parents would
Speaker 2: never like buy me a motorcycle or something. It basically
Speaker 2: is a motorcycle that you're letting your kids get on.
Speaker 2: And those things are crazy dangerous. Yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 48: Yeah.
Speaker 6: If you miss anything from today, go back and listen
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Speaker 2: morning show. It is interesting how you look at your parents'
Speaker 2: And then you start seeing your life kind of almost
Speaker 2: modeling what their life was. Even though I used to
Speaker 2: always say, I will never be my parent. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Like, I would do that all the time.
Speaker 2: I remember one thing when I was growing up. I
Speaker 2: used to hate when my mom would lick her fingers
Speaker 2: and she would wipe things off my face. I'm like,
Speaker 2: that was so disgusting. And I find myself, or I
Speaker 2: found myself doing that just to random kids I walked by.
Speaker 14: Yuck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not even my kids. Not to get you six
Speaker 2: to ten. Actually, when I... I remember it might have
Speaker 2: been Jacob. Jacob had like jelly on his, you know,
Speaker 2: his thing. And he had, and I'm like, I'm going
Speaker 2: to do it. And he was so grossed out. And
Speaker 2: Chelsea's like, would you want somebody to do that? And
Speaker 2: she starts doing it to me, getting back at me.
Speaker 2: But Kev wants to bring up something that deals with
Speaker 2: his parents, but about their relationship. Well, I want to
Speaker 2: ask a question. Okay.
Speaker 13: And kind of let me set the scene. So my
Speaker 13: friend Lindsey threw an event this past weekend. A beautiful
Speaker 13: event was called Love at Last. It was like a
Speaker 13: talent showcase where she had different artists and they all
Speaker 13: were singers and they told a story through love songs.
Speaker 13: And she brought up some people from Memphis and she
Speaker 13: brought up this guy from Florida.
Speaker 2: And the guy from Florida.
Speaker 13: Sang a cover of a bunch of popular songs, but
Speaker 13: then he did an original piece and he dedicated to
Speaker 13: his wife who was in the crowd.
Speaker 2: And he said, man, my wife, I thank her so much.
Speaker 2: This is her favorite song.
Speaker 13: When I was done with music and put everything up
Speaker 13: in the closet, she was the one that told me
Speaker 13: to keep going. He said all these beautiful things. And
Speaker 13: then he said, and today is my parents' 26th anniversary.
Speaker 13: And it's because of their love that I saw growing up, that.
Speaker 2: I love my wife. And he drew that connection.
Speaker 13: And when he said that, it made me think like, man,
Speaker 13: like he feels as though in his relationship, he's the
Speaker 13: husband that he is because of the love that he
Speaker 13: saw between his parents.
Speaker 2: And it made me think in that very moment, I
Speaker 2: was like, wow. What in my life, in.
Speaker 13: Terms of how I deal with women and my relationships,
Speaker 13: how much of that is because of what I saw
Speaker 13: and experienced growing up between my mom and my dad?
Speaker 13: And I just wanted to ask the question, like, do
Speaker 13: you feel like your relationships. How much of it is
Speaker 13: impacted by what you experienced growing up between your mom
Speaker 13: and dad?
Speaker 2: Tell the listeners about your mom and your dad's relationship.
Speaker 3: Oh, man.
Speaker 2: Or what you believe.
Speaker 13: Man, my mom and my dad, I think they were
Speaker 13: married 30 years. They had a big, beautiful wedding. I
Speaker 13: was at my mom's house yesterday going through photo albums.
Speaker 2: It was crazy.
Speaker 13: Biggest wedding I've ever seen. Beautiful gown. Rolls Royce. About 15,
Speaker 13: 11 bridesmaids and grooms. They had an incredible wedding, incredible marriage.
Speaker 13: And at some point, That fairy tale turned into a nightmare.
Speaker 2: Uh-oh.
Speaker 13: And it eventually resulted in them being divorced.
Speaker 8: How old were you when your parents got divorced?
Speaker 2: I was grown. I was probably like 18. But like
Speaker 2: the marriage, you know, it wasn't like it was perfect
Speaker 2: and then one day they got divorced.
Speaker 13: You know what I mean? Like it was falling apart,
Speaker 13: so to speak, a few years up until that.
Speaker 2: Um, your dad, your dad went to jail when you
Speaker 2: were younger though, much younger.
Speaker 13: The way he said it on air, like it was
Speaker 13: three years. I remember it being five, but how are
Speaker 13: you going to tell the man that was in jail?
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 13: But your, but your parents' relationship survived that. Yeah, my
Speaker 13: mom held it down. She for sure was ride or die.
Speaker 13: Allowed us to go, took us to go see him
Speaker 13: many times. And when he came out, they got together. Yeah,
Speaker 13: they got back together and, you know, whatever happened between
Speaker 13: them is what happened between them that ultimately dissolved the relationship.
Speaker 13: But I just, I was thinking like, man, how do
Speaker 13: I show up in relationships and how is that a
Speaker 13: byproduct of maybe something that I experienced?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's an interesting thing.
Speaker 4: Are you finding similarities, do you think?
Speaker 13: I don't know what to look for. You know what
Speaker 13: I mean? And say it was like, you know, any
Speaker 13: similarities in that regard.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 13: I think that there are people and I've heard this
Speaker 13: many times. People are like, yeah, my parents have been
Speaker 13: married 40 or 50 years and they saw a love
Speaker 13: in their household that they grew up with.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if.
Speaker 13: They try to emulate that or mirror that, but it
Speaker 13: aids them and guides them in their relationship.
Speaker 8: I'm always jealous when people can say that.
Speaker 6: Well, when when I meet people that are like, oh,
Speaker 6: I love like my parents, you know, I love I
Speaker 6: love their love. I want to model, you know, my
Speaker 6: my relationship, my marriage after their marriage. My parents have
Speaker 6: been married for 40 years or 50 years. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 6: that's really cool. I did not have that. My parents
Speaker 6: got divorced when I was in kindergarten. And so I
Speaker 6: like it's so weird. I was thinking I kind of
Speaker 6: zoned out when you were talking because I'm like, I
Speaker 6: don't know what my parents were like when they were married.
Speaker 6: because I was five and a half when they got divorced,
Speaker 6: so I don't know what they were like as a
Speaker 6: married couple.
Speaker 2: Do you ever see your parents in either your past
Speaker 2: relationship or this relationship? Do you ever see anything? You
Speaker 2: don't remember anything about your mom and dad being together?
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 13: Did you feel like when you got divorced that you
Speaker 13: was repeating the cycle that you saw?
Speaker 33: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that played a part.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And it's interesting because I feel like and Wes would
Speaker 6: agree with me, and actually my ex-husband I know agrees
Speaker 6: with me, we are all very cognizant of now wanting
Speaker 6: to model a healthy, not perfect, but a healthy relationship
Speaker 6: for the kids.
Speaker 2: My dad and mom, they loved each other, but it's funny,
Speaker 2: I never saw, like, my dad was kind of like
Speaker 2: a little bit of a flirt and stuff like that,
Speaker 2: and I used to see, my mom was sick my
Speaker 2: whole life. I saw my dad taking care of my mom.
Speaker 2: So when I saw my dad taking care of my mom,
Speaker 2: to me, that was like a really big thing for
Speaker 2: me to realize how amazing of a husband he was
Speaker 2: because he had to take care of her through her
Speaker 2: cancer and stuff like that. But it's wild because I
Speaker 2: think I only remember my parents having sex once and
Speaker 2: they had six kids. And I think my mom had
Speaker 2: like two miscarriages. So I think they definitely had sex
Speaker 2: a lot. But I remember one time, and I know
Speaker 2: this is weird, for this and going this way. But
Speaker 2: I remember one time my mom used to let me
Speaker 2: watch TV with her in her bedroom. Like we would
Speaker 2: watch TV and I couldn't watch TV in the bedroom.
Speaker 2: Cause my dad said the TV was off limits that night.
Speaker 2: And I think my dad was.
Speaker 13: But let me ask you, when you talk about your
Speaker 13: dad taking care of your mom through cancer, did you
Speaker 13: think about that when you were taking care of Chelsea?
Speaker 2: Um, I think that I, I think I was the
Speaker 2: cancer thing when Chelsea told me she had cancer or
Speaker 2: when the doctor told us that she had cancer. it
Speaker 2: brought back so many memories of me as a, you know,
Speaker 2: a kid dealing with that. So that was tough. But, um, I,
Speaker 2: I don't think I was as good as my dad.
Speaker 2: Like my dad was, he, my dad was amazing. Like
Speaker 2: he was, he did everything. I remember my dad picking
Speaker 2: my mom up and carrying her because she was in
Speaker 2: a wheelchair and couldn't, her legs, you know, towards the end,
Speaker 2: which didn't function. And he's carrying her in like, it
Speaker 2: was honestly one of the most beautiful things that you
Speaker 2: remember as a, as a kid.
Speaker 6: But, I think there are a lot of people too
Speaker 6: that take whatever they saw in.
Speaker 8: Their parents' marriage and want to do the opposite.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Like I look at Wes and he, his mom and
Speaker 6: his dad, his dad was not a nice man.
Speaker 8: He was abusive. He was cruel.
Speaker 6: He was a terrible husband and a terrible dad. And
Speaker 6: Wes has always said, like, I want to be the
Speaker 6: opposite of that. I want to have the opposite marriage
Speaker 6: of that.
Speaker 2: We've, we've said this numerous times with Chelsea and I
Speaker 2: talked about this. Cause I think, I think, you know,
Speaker 2: we're happy with the fact that we have, have stayed together.
Speaker 2: But we also think that it wasn't healthy for the
Speaker 2: kids to see what we want. And I think there
Speaker 2: are some times when you're in a bad relationship, you
Speaker 2: have to say to yourself, if my son or daughter
Speaker 2: was in this type of relationship, would you want them
Speaker 2: to stay in that relationship? And so there are times
Speaker 2: when Chelsea and I's relationship was not great at all.
Speaker 2: And we would say that and say, you know, if
Speaker 2: the boys were in a relationship with somebody that, their
Speaker 2: relationship was like this, we wouldn't want them to stay
Speaker 2: in it. And sometimes, honestly, sometimes that's the best thing
Speaker 2: you can do for your kids. Um, you know, cause
Speaker 2: I think with Joe getting married, I just don't want
Speaker 2: him to all, all of a sudden, I don't want
Speaker 2: him to give up, like don't ever give up. But
Speaker 2: if you get married and something crazy goes on at all,
Speaker 2: you have, you have ability to be able to make
Speaker 2: a choice, you know, but Becky, what'd you want to say?
Speaker 39: Hey, how are you guys doing?
Speaker 2: This is deep. We're deep today.
Speaker 23: Yeah, for real.
Speaker 27: And honestly, like, I feel like as far as that goes,
Speaker 27: no matter what your experience was with, like, your parents'
Speaker 27: dynamic or who raised you, it's going to impact how
Speaker 27: you do your relationships regardless.
Speaker 18: For sure.
Speaker 27: It might be negatively.
Speaker 2: It might be positive.
Speaker 20: It might teach you what you should do. It might
Speaker 20: teach you what you shouldn't do.
Speaker 18: It might teach you what you shouldn't do, and you
Speaker 18: may still do things.
Speaker 5: The same things that they do, you know, like repeat.
Speaker 27: Patterns and stuff like that.
Speaker 20: But there's no way.
Speaker 27: That you have these parents or whatever adults are in
Speaker 27: your formative years and stuff. It's going to affect your
Speaker 27: relationships as an adult and otherwise. So, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, thank you. Thank you for the call. I
Speaker 2: think you, you see, you see that as your example, right? Des,
Speaker 2: what's up Des?
Speaker 29: Hey, how you guys doing this morning?
Speaker 2: Doing good, Des. What's up?
Speaker 44: So I definitely think that seeing what my.
Speaker 20: Parents did and went through affected me.
Speaker 44: So I grew up with four dads. I remember having
Speaker 44: four dads my entire life.
Speaker 29: What do you mean? I have my biological dad. He
Speaker 29: has an identical twin brother.
Speaker 44: I have a stepdad and an adoptive dad. So I
Speaker 44: have four dads, and they've always been there. And my
Speaker 44: relationship today, I can't really be in a monogamous relationship
Speaker 44: because if four men who love me enough, like they
Speaker 44: came together, like these men took care of me together
Speaker 44: and they were all OK with it.
Speaker 29: Like I can't one person.
Speaker 2: It's just it's.
Speaker 20: It doesn't fit how I was raised to share love.
Speaker 44: Like I share love openly because of how I was
Speaker 44: like the man that, that taught me.
Speaker 2: Get Des's number for us. How many guys are in
Speaker 2: your life now?
Speaker 22: How many?
Speaker 29: I'm, I'm a free spirit, man.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 44: I mean, I don't, I go have fun where I want.
Speaker 44: I don't... There's not, like... I don't do relationships. I
Speaker 44: just do fun.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 50: I have fun.
Speaker 13: And you say that's because you had all of these
Speaker 13: male figures in your life.
Speaker 2: That's because of... No.
Speaker 44: I mean, them being in my life played a role,
Speaker 44: but it just taught me that, like, I don't.
Speaker 34: Being self, I don't know.
Speaker 44: I think, like, kind of wanting one person to love
Speaker 44: you only a way is kind of selfish. Because I learned, like,
Speaker 44: these people all loved me in the way that they could,
Speaker 44: which all made a part in my life.
Speaker 29: Like, so.
Speaker 2: Your mom with multiple guys?
Speaker 20: Well, my mom has multiple children.
Speaker 2: No, okay, from different men. Okay. So it's interesting. Yeah.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 32: Hey.
Speaker 2: That's what you went.
Speaker 4: Whatever works for you.
Speaker 2: That's right. Nicole, what's up?
Speaker 20: Hi, Rojo.
Speaker 35: Hi.
Speaker 23: So I thought you were divorced.
Speaker 51: So I had my parents after 42 years, they divorced.
Speaker 2: Wow. I'm always blown away when I hear that people
Speaker 2: are getting divorced and they've been together for 42 years.
Speaker 2: What took them so long?
Speaker 39: I wish it would have happened.
Speaker 51: When I was five to be honest with you. I
Speaker 51: don't know. They say it's the kids and then they
Speaker 51: all get married and it's like, then it's what, what
Speaker 51: are you doing after we all got married?
Speaker 20: I don't know.
Speaker 51: But the most messed up part was I was trying
Speaker 51: to tell Lydia was my parents got the divorce and
Speaker 51: then my brother got a divorce and then I got
Speaker 51: a divorce.
Speaker 2: Oh my God.
Speaker 51: And it's like, and it was all within like two years.
Speaker 2: Do you say that?
Speaker 51: And it makes you wonder like.
Speaker 2: Well, no, no, I was going to say what you're
Speaker 2: going to make me wonder and I'll ask you the question.
Speaker 20: It makes me want to wonder, like, does it affect me?
Speaker 51: Like if they would have got divorced when I was younger,
Speaker 51: would I have maybe looked at life and situations in
Speaker 51: a little bit differently and not been like.
Speaker 20: Wow, just fight the whole time.
Speaker 51: And, or, or maybe I should stay with them because
Speaker 51: they'll get married or because I have kids.
Speaker 2: Here's my question. Here's my question. It seems like after
Speaker 2: they got divorced, it made all of you and your
Speaker 2: family go, you know what? I'm not happy either. And
Speaker 2: I wonder if them staying together through an unhappy situation,
Speaker 2: was a bad example of what you guys decided that
Speaker 2: you were going to do as your relationships. You know?
Speaker 18: That is the.
Speaker 20: Best way you could have put it.
Speaker 51: I think that's honestly the best way to think about
Speaker 51: it because it did. I mean, like, my brother had
Speaker 51: a perfect marriage, I thought.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 51: Like, I was so jealous and envious of the relationship.
Speaker 17: And then I'm like, they got divorced too.
Speaker 50: I'm like, wow.
Speaker 26: What the hell am I doing over here?
Speaker 6: It's like your parents doing that gave you guys the
Speaker 6: permission to go, yeah, we are unhappy.
Speaker 28: Right.
Speaker 25: And then.
Speaker 29: Correct.
Speaker 51: And then I said that I married this person. I
Speaker 51: was married for three years, and now I'm dating a woman.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 51: It was like, you know, right.
Speaker 2: That took a turn.
Speaker 26: Right, Kevin?
Speaker 20: Let's bring it differently.
Speaker 2: All right. Well, thank you for the call. I appreciate it. So, Kev,
Speaker 2: when you listen to this and you do this, you
Speaker 2: ever think that you should talk to your parents about that? Like, say, hey,
Speaker 2: tell me. I think that if I'm being.
Speaker 13: Completely honest, I don't think my dad was a great
Speaker 13: husband to my mom. And he shared certain things with
Speaker 13: me that I look back and say, you know, I'll
Speaker 13: never do. I do think he loved my mom. I
Speaker 13: think he was a great dad to myself and my sister.
Speaker 13: But I don't think he loved her the way that
Speaker 13: she needed and deserved to be loved. And I think
Speaker 13: in order for me to transition from single Kev to
Speaker 13: being married Kev, Whatever woman that is, I need to
Speaker 13: take my time, my patience, and be extremely intentional with
Speaker 13: how I show up in that relationship.
Speaker 2: That's good. Well, then that means that he was, as
Speaker 2: crazy as it sounds, a good example for you. Because
Speaker 2: you saw the example of what you didn't want and
Speaker 2: don't want. That's why I'm the type of father I am, too. Oh,
Speaker 2: I like that. It's a good topic. This is deep. No,
Speaker 2: this is really good. It gets deep. I love my dad, though.
Speaker 2: That is, yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Both your mom and your dad are so great.
Speaker 2: They are. One of the things you don't realize until
Speaker 2: you become a parent is parents are not perfect. And
Speaker 2: we all looked that parents were perfect. And when our
Speaker 2: parents did something, you know, when we experienced what, you know,
Speaker 2: they are going through by trying to parent our kids,
Speaker 2: we realized, oh, my God, this is harder than we thought. So,
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 1: One and done on the dating, eh? Why no second date?
Speaker 1: Second date update happens at 820.
Speaker 5: On Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 2: Hey, before I kick off the second half of the show.
Speaker 8: Someone's home.
Speaker 2: My garage door just opened. I think I forgot to
Speaker 2: put the garbage out for garbage day, so Chelsea's doing
Speaker 2: that now. All right, it's Mojo in the Morning show.
Speaker 2: Shannon had... Something happened to her. Was this yesterday that
Speaker 2: this happened? That now she's looking back on and she
Speaker 2: wishes she would have done something different.
Speaker 6: Well, no, I just wonder, like, what do you guys
Speaker 6: do in this situation? So Smith and I, Smith is
Speaker 6: my almost third grader. We were running some errands yesterday.
Speaker 8: We were in Target.
Speaker 6: And this very kind man approached me in an aisle.
Speaker 6: He was with his son who was maybe like three
Speaker 6: or four years old.
Speaker 8: And he said, hey, compliment in my hat. And he said,
Speaker 8: can I ask you a question? And I said, sure.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking he's going to be like, where can I
Speaker 6: find the peanut butter or whatever? Well, he explained to
Speaker 6: me very quietly that he and his son were homeless
Speaker 6: and he was wondering if I could help them out.
Speaker 6: And I felt bad because truly he looked like he
Speaker 6: needed help. I did not have a single dollar on me.
Speaker 6: I very rarely carry cash on me. And so I said, hey,
Speaker 6: like truly, I don't have any money on me, but
Speaker 6: how about this? We have a lot of shopping left
Speaker 6: to do, but when I go up to the front
Speaker 6: to check out, if I see you up there, I
Speaker 6: will very happily pay for all of the items in
Speaker 6: your cart.
Speaker 8: And he was like, okay, great. So Smith and I
Speaker 8: continue shopping.
Speaker 6: I can kind of see him as we go throughout
Speaker 6: the store approaching other people as well, probably telling them
Speaker 6: the same thing. It's time for Smith and I to
Speaker 6: check out. We go through self-checkout. I don't see this
Speaker 6: man anywhere. or his son up there. And I'm like, okay,
Speaker 6: you know, whatever. I wasn't going to go back through
Speaker 6: the store to look for him at that point to
Speaker 6: then bring him up and use my card.
Speaker 8: But if it worked out, it worked out and that
Speaker 8: would be great.
Speaker 6: Well, when we were pushing our cart out to the
Speaker 6: parking lot, I see him and his son and they're
Speaker 6: being escorted out by asset protection security.
Speaker 8: So I don't know what happened.
Speaker 6: He had a cart that was filled with a few
Speaker 6: items and they made him leave his car and escorted
Speaker 6: him out. So I don't know if somebody got upset
Speaker 6: that he was Approaching them, asking for money or what
Speaker 6: the deal was, but they were escorting them out.
Speaker 2: So what do you wish that would have happened?
Speaker 6: Well, so what ended up happening was, unbeknownst to me,
Speaker 6: my sweet little boy had a $ 20 bill in his
Speaker 6: pocket that he.
Speaker 8: Brought from his stash.
Speaker 2: His dad's wallet? Probably.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 8: He went up to them and gave it to him.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. That's awesome.
Speaker 6: I truly had no idea. I truly did not tell
Speaker 6: him to do that. It was the sweetest thing. And
Speaker 6: this man was so appreciative. And we got in the
Speaker 6: car and I looked at him and I said, Smith.
Speaker 6: Like you don't even understand how proud mama is because one,
Speaker 6: I didn't know you had that in your pocket. And
Speaker 6: he was like, well, I was kind of scared to
Speaker 6: give it to him when he asked because I didn't
Speaker 6: know if it was a scam or not.
Speaker 2: He's so smart.
Speaker 8: But he goes, I felt bad when they were kicking
Speaker 8: them out of the store. But it's like, what do
Speaker 8: you do? That worked out beautifully.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It worked.
Speaker 6: That worked out so beautifully yesterday. It was such a
Speaker 6: good thing for Smith.
Speaker 2: And he was so happy. Did the guy use that
Speaker 2: money then to go do something or you just didn't
Speaker 2: see that? You guys.
Speaker 8: I don't know, because this this happened in the parking lot.
Speaker 37: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So he was already at a target. And like I said,
Speaker 6: he had been escorted out.
Speaker 8: So I don't know. Like, I hope I hope.
Speaker 6: It wasn't a case where he was like, got caught
Speaker 6: taking something or I don't know.
Speaker 2: But has anybody ever had this happen to them before?
Speaker 2: Like where they have had like I've had people come
Speaker 2: up to me all the time and they'll want You know,
Speaker 2: I want to, can I get money for food or whatever?
Speaker 8: Or like at the gas station it happens.
Speaker 2: Oh, it happens a lot. Chelsea actually, you know, Chelsea
Speaker 2: used to do intake for a homeless shelter. And she
Speaker 2: worked there for a number of years. And she used
Speaker 2: to say that one of the things that their training
Speaker 2: always taught was it's okay to go buy food for somebody,
Speaker 2: but you don't know what's going to go.
Speaker 8: Which is why I said what I said to this man.
Speaker 8: I mean, also, I really didn't have any money on me, but.
Speaker 2: But I but you look at this case like of, hey,
Speaker 2: I'll I'll take care of this for you. And if
Speaker 2: you look at what he's got inside of his cart
Speaker 2: and it's all stuff that is a necessity that he needs.
Speaker 2: And he was with a kid.
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And he had like bottled water cereal milk.
Speaker 2: Oh my god yeah if he's buying that anybody buying
Speaker 2: milk nowadays you know what I mean if they're buying
Speaker 2: milk I'll buy the milk cause nobody buys milk anymore.
Speaker 13: I always try to let the lure use me like
Speaker 13: whatever I feel cause I don't give to everybody you
Speaker 13: know what I mean but when I feel led to
Speaker 13: give to somebody if I rarely like you I rarely
Speaker 13: have cash I started to carry around, it was like
Speaker 13: a summer, randomly, I had, like, oranges. And I started to, like,
Speaker 13: I would give, I was like, I don't got no money,
Speaker 13: would you like an orange? Some people would turn me down,
Speaker 13: some people would take it. Water, some people would take it,
Speaker 13: some people would turn you down for it. I used
Speaker 13: to carry water in the back of my car for
Speaker 13: that reason.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I remember one time, though, this was back at Quicken,
Speaker 13: they used to buy lunch crazy. So they had Jimmy John's,
Speaker 13: and they had, like, the little sandwiches. And at the
Speaker 13: end of the work shift, it was like a whole...
Speaker 13: catering tray. So I took it because I had an
Speaker 13: event I was about to go to. I'm like, let
Speaker 13: me feed the homies. So I'm walking down in Greektown
Speaker 13: and I see a guy, you know, he had his palette,
Speaker 13: you know, all the things. And I'm like, would you
Speaker 13: like some food? And I gave him the whole thing.
Speaker 13: He was like, thank you so much. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I went to my event, came out, it was thrown
Speaker 2: up all over the sidewalk. What do you mean? You
Speaker 2: got sick? I guess.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 22: Oh.
Speaker 4: Poor guy. This happens to me.
Speaker 2: It wasn't Jimmy John's fault, but the guy might have
Speaker 2: had something else besides that. I just want to make sure.
Speaker 9: This happens to me often downtown, and I do buy
Speaker 9: them food, but then I realize that's what everyone's doing
Speaker 9: for them, and I'm like, what else could they need?
Speaker 9: So I saved some numbers in my phone, and now
Speaker 9: I'll be like, hey, do you want me to call?
Speaker 9: There's a shelter around the corner. See if they have
Speaker 9: a space for you to sleep or something or a shower.
Speaker 9: Because truly everyone is giving them food and they just
Speaker 9: have like all this food piled up.
Speaker 2: Next to them. My story that I want to bring up,
Speaker 2: and it's totally different than this one. When I lived
Speaker 2: in Tucson, Arizona, there was an infamous guy that used
Speaker 2: to go out and he would... They had... In Arizona,
Speaker 2: there was somebody on a street corner everywhere. They had
Speaker 2: them in the middle median. Like people would be just
Speaker 2: standing there with their signs and sitting there for hours
Speaker 2: and hours and hours, even in the heat. And this guy...
Speaker 2: was caught by the local TV station as being a
Speaker 2: guy that didn't need the money. Like it wasn't one
Speaker 2: of those situations and they busted him. I'll never forget.
Speaker 2: It was like, I think it was KVO, a TV
Speaker 2: for the NBC affiliate did a hidden thing, seeing him
Speaker 2: get into with his kid. Cause he would be out
Speaker 2: there with his kid. Like the nicest brand new Mercedes
Speaker 2: that was out at that time. And I'm looking at
Speaker 2: that going, don't be a menace. But you can't let
Speaker 2: a moment, like one guy like that steal your joy
Speaker 2: of helping.
Speaker 20: I agree.
Speaker 6: And Smith even said yesterday, because I said, what do
Speaker 6: you mean you thought it might be a scam?
Speaker 8: And he's like, well, what if he uses it to
Speaker 8: buy like wine? He thinks wine.
Speaker 6: And I said, you know what? We leave it up
Speaker 6: to God at this point. You give him, you did
Speaker 6: something so nice.
Speaker 2: If he buys a Bordeaux or a Malbec, I don't
Speaker 2: even know wines. What's up, Shannon? How you doing? Listener Shannon.
Speaker 33: Hey, I'm good.
Speaker 20: How are you guys? Good.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 28: So we were in downtown Las Vegas, Fremont street. And
Speaker 28: this homeless man approached me for money for food.
Speaker 20: We didn't have any cash.
Speaker 28: We were going on to dinner. Went to dinner, had
Speaker 28: a ton of leftover food, tracked him down to give
Speaker 28: him this food, and he pushed it back at me
Speaker 28: and said, I don't want your.
Speaker 26: Food, bish.
Speaker 2: Oh, man. Oh, damn.
Speaker 20: I felt like it.
Speaker 28: Was almost like I offended him.
Speaker 2: Wow. That's crazy. What did you do? Just walked off
Speaker 2: or what?
Speaker 28: So, yeah, so then I found another homeless person and
Speaker 28: offered it to him, and he literally took it, and
Speaker 28: we watched him stand.
Speaker 20: There and eat it.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 36: Wow.
Speaker 2: That's the right guy. That's great.
Speaker 19: So it worked out.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Thank you for the call. What's up, Anissa?
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Hi, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 39: So I also work downtown. I've worked downtown since 2015.
Speaker 39: A couple of things I do to help the homeless
Speaker 39: is I'll carry like water bottles in my car. I
Speaker 39: carry hand warmers for the winter.
Speaker 8: Oh, that's a good one.
Speaker 39: Sometimes I'll carry like, yeah, because it's too cold. I'll
Speaker 39: carry individual like snacks. And then I haven't done it recently,
Speaker 39: but there were times where I would collect donations from
Speaker 39: people like hats, gloves and everything. And if I just
Speaker 39: saw someone laying on the ground, I would just leave
Speaker 39: like a surprise, like a little goodie.
Speaker 2: Bag for them. If you've never done this before, volunteer
Speaker 2: at one of the shelters or organizations in town, but
Speaker 2: I did count day a couple of times. So we'd
Speaker 2: basically go out in the streets and find all those
Speaker 2: people and, you know, get a kind of account of that.
Speaker 2: And I don't even know if they still do it
Speaker 2: anymore because I feel like the Our government doesn't help
Speaker 2: anybody anymore. But long story. I agree. Long story short,
Speaker 2: that was something that some of the people on the
Speaker 2: county would do. And they would pass out like little
Speaker 2: goodie bags and stuff. And honestly, they were they looked
Speaker 2: like the goodie bags that you would have like your
Speaker 2: kid's birthday party. But they would have all the essentials
Speaker 2: like toothbrushes.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's up, Maha?
Speaker 16: What's up?
Speaker 33: First time, long time. Yeah, Maha on the phone.
Speaker 34: So I go to Costco all the time, and there's
Speaker 34: this homeless man that sits on the corner of Warren
Speaker 34: and Southfield. And I bring him pizza all the time.
Speaker 29: Two slices, a pop, and some water.
Speaker 34: Takes it.
Speaker 20: Very grateful.
Speaker 29: So I was like, he's probably sick of pizza. I said,
Speaker 29: what do you like?
Speaker 34: What are you in the mood for? And he goes,
Speaker 34: I want.
Speaker 33: I want.
Speaker 34: A breakfast sandwich from Burger King.
Speaker 2: I miss those.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 34: He goes, but please, no cheese. I'm lactose intolerant. And
Speaker 34: I look at him and I go, I've been bringing
Speaker 34: you pizza all this time and you never said anything.
Speaker 34: And he goes, beggars can't be choosers. I just pick
Speaker 34: it off and I'm just grateful for whatever.
Speaker 19: You bring me.
Speaker 8: Oh, what a sweet man.
Speaker 34: And I just never brought him pizza again.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's awesome. That's dope. That's incredible that you do that.
Speaker 2: Thank you for the call. I appreciate it.
Speaker 20: There's no problem.
Speaker 13: I remember one time, because I used to buy two
Speaker 13: bowls at Chipotle, and there was this guy like on the,
Speaker 13: what was it, like nine mile coming off the lodge?
Speaker 13: And I was like, reluctantly, but I felt led.
Speaker 2: I was like, all right, man. Would you like my bowl?
Speaker 2: He was like, it don't have chives on it.
Speaker 13: Do it.
Speaker 2: I was like, you can't win, bro. Hold on, real quick. Jennifer,
Speaker 2: you work for a nonprofit, and you wanted to give
Speaker 2: people information on how they can help.
Speaker 50: Yes, I work for a nonprofit called Community Housing Network
Speaker 50: in Troy, and they can call us and we can
Speaker 50: provide them with resources to get food or give them
Speaker 50: a link to go to a shelter. And sometimes if
Speaker 50: they are truly homeless, they can provide a homeless verification
Speaker 50: letter from one of our approved agencies, and we can possibly.
Speaker 52: do a.
Speaker 50: Screening for them, and if they qualify, get them on
Speaker 50: a list to get them housing.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's great.
Speaker 50: Of course, there's no, like, guarantee or timeline. Yeah, of, like,
Speaker 50: if or when they'll be called, but it's a step
Speaker 50: towards getting them housing.
Speaker 1: What's it called again?
Speaker 50: Community Housing Network in Troy.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 50: It's been there for 25 years, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's truly an amazing organization. Quick question for you.
Speaker 2: I've seen some homeless people, they're homeless with cell phones.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: How do they have the ability to pay for the
Speaker 2: cell phones?
Speaker 50: So sometimes those are government phones. So if you're on
Speaker 50: Medicaid or receiving SNAP benefits, it's a free phone. The
Speaker 50: government pays for it.
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Speaker 2: UFOs and deep X. I'll have that topic for you.
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Speaker 2: with a topic. Mike brought something up on his B93
Speaker 2: country morning show in Grand Rapids that his listeners went
Speaker 2: crazy off on him. They told Mike that they thought
Speaker 2: he was nuts. And I'll tell you what this story is,
Speaker 2: and then I want you to respond. So Mike's kids
Speaker 2: just went back to school like a week ago, and
Speaker 2: Mike already wants to pull them out for a vacation.
Speaker 2: And all of his listeners on B93, the country station,
Speaker 2: number one country station in the state of Michigan, by
Speaker 2: the way, biggest radians in Michigan, They all went nuts
Speaker 2: on Mike. Like, you're a bad parent. So I want
Speaker 2: to see if our listeners feel the same way. Or
Speaker 2: maybe we have more horrible parents on our station. My
Speaker 2: kind of dad. Um, all right. Mojo in the morning show.
Speaker 2: So went out, uh, for dinner last night or went out,
Speaker 2: Chelsea nights, went to go grab something. And we were
Speaker 2: sitting at, uh, a bar eating, uh, some wings. And
Speaker 2: we ordered, uh, some other stuff. I don't, I don't
Speaker 2: know why when I tell a story, I'm the worst.
Speaker 2: I sit there and I'll give you like too much
Speaker 2: of the information. I know it's horrible. Well, We started
Speaker 2: talking to these guys that were sitting across from us
Speaker 2: at the bar. And the guys were like asking us
Speaker 2: questions and I wasn't feeling great. And they said, they said, oh,
Speaker 2: you got something? I said, I don't know, but we
Speaker 2: just got back from Ireland and I wasn't feeling good.
Speaker 2: This guy goes crazy. Oh my God. I just, I
Speaker 2: went to Ireland like a week, you know, he's like
Speaker 2: going through this whole thing. I think it was like
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago or a year ago. And
Speaker 2: he took his wife and kids and they went all
Speaker 2: the Ireland. They traveled the whole country. They did the
Speaker 2: whole country in eight days. It was amazing driving around, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, you could probably do it because it's
Speaker 2: not a huge country. So he's telling us, he's like,
Speaker 2: I got to show you. I saw UFOs in Ireland.
Speaker 2: And I was like, I try to like think that
Speaker 2: I believe in UFOs, but there's times where I sit
Speaker 2: there and I go.
Speaker 8: I mean, I do.
Speaker 2: There's something. I do. OK. So he's telling how he
Speaker 2: took these pictures in Ireland and there's UFOs all over
Speaker 2: the place. All right. Well, this is where the because
Speaker 2: I titled this topic. UFOs and D-pics. The guy comes
Speaker 2: walking over to Chelsea and I, and he's a really
Speaker 2: nice guy. And he comes walking over, he's friends with
Speaker 2: our friend, Steve Gans. So he comes over and he's
Speaker 2: got his phone. And he says, as he's looking in
Speaker 2: these pictures in Ireland, and you know how you can
Speaker 2: pull up like pictures on your iPhone. This guy's iPhone
Speaker 2: in his palm of his hand and Chelsea's right next
Speaker 2: to him, like wanting to see these UFOs. And he goes,
Speaker 2: you know, I didn't bring my glasses with, so I
Speaker 2: really can't see. And he's, like, going through and scrolling.
Speaker 2: All of a sudden, the guy's got, like, a D-pick.
Speaker 8: Why do people do that?
Speaker 2: What did Chelsea do? Chelsea turned away. Chelsea just turned
Speaker 2: away at that moment. And it was, like, see? An
Speaker 2: unidentified flying object. But it was pretty funny how she
Speaker 2: reacted to it. Like, she... was really good about it.
Speaker 2: But then he showed us these pictures and these pictures
Speaker 2: where it was like some, there's a castle in the background,
Speaker 2: but then there's like, the sky is all like cloudy
Speaker 2: and stuff. And you literally see multiple, what it, it
Speaker 2: are specs in the sky that in a perfectly blue
Speaker 2: and then fluffy, cloudy, white sky, these specs are, And
Speaker 2: he showed us the live photos.
Speaker 8: It's not drone.
Speaker 2: Like, you know how you see the photos? Can I
Speaker 2: tell you something? That would be a million drones. Like,
Speaker 2: there'd be a lot of drones to have, like, right
Speaker 2: next to each other. They were black. They looked like
Speaker 2: little flying saucers. You know what I mean? It's real, bro.
Speaker 13: You've seen those, or maybe you haven't, but, like, not
Speaker 13: Supreme Court. What do they call it when all the
Speaker 13: senators are there? Like, what Fauci just went through.
Speaker 2: A Senate hearing. Like, a Senate hearing?
Speaker 13: I've seen those Senate hearings where you have individuals... who
Speaker 13: are from government agencies, high-ranking officers in the Army, or
Speaker 13: I think this particular one was the Air Force, Where
Speaker 13: they're starting to uncover and testify under oath, people be lying,
Speaker 13: whatever the case is, that these things are not make believe.
Speaker 13: These are actual events that have occurred. And some often
Speaker 13: say it is not just happening in space, but it's
Speaker 13: happening in the ocean as well. The Navy has said
Speaker 13: that they've seen large objects that go underwater that move
Speaker 13: at a speed in which nothing that they've ever documented
Speaker 13: could potentially go that fast. no ship can move as
Speaker 13: fast as some things that they've seen underwater.
Speaker 2: I would love to hear like where you saw a,
Speaker 2: you know, your, your UFO or where, you know, where
Speaker 2: you were. Cause I, you hear these stories all the
Speaker 2: time and then you hear the crazy stories of the
Speaker 2: people that say, I met an alien.
Speaker 6: No, I want to hear those stories. I am not
Speaker 6: going to judge. I just want to listen.
Speaker 2: I'm fascinated. I love, I was sitting in my garage
Speaker 2: and they just sat there and questioned me. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Um, But I also do think that
Speaker 2: it's funny to go back to the deep head thing.
Speaker 2: Has that ever happened to you where somebody, a friend
Speaker 2: or whatever, is showing you something in their phone? And
Speaker 2: then here comes, you know, either naked in front of
Speaker 2: the mirror. You scroll a little bit too many times
Speaker 2: to the left. The greatest is this guy. I'm guessing
Speaker 2: this guy is like 50 something. You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And he's just a dude just sitting there.
Speaker 4: Did he know Chelsea saw it?
Speaker 30: Was he like, oh, sorry.
Speaker 2: No, but the funny thing is, and this is the
Speaker 2: part that I think is quite humorous with this whole thing,
Speaker 2: is you don't picture guys like that. You don't picture
Speaker 2: guys taking pictures of their pud, you know? Their pud?
Speaker 35: What?
Speaker 2: What is that word?
Speaker 6: Jesus, please never use that again. Do not use that
Speaker 6: word again.
Speaker 2: It alliterates.
Speaker 8: What is that?
Speaker 2: What's up? What's the alliteration? Pictures with puds. What's going on, Sam?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 8: Have you ever heard that word before?
Speaker 1: Never in my life.
Speaker 13: What's up, man?
Speaker 2: Hey, I seen a UFO, man.
Speaker 5: When?
Speaker 18: I was a little wasted, but I was flying in it.
Speaker 44: Oh, you were flying in it?
Speaker 50: Man, I looked out the window.
Speaker 20: I started screaming and everything, and.
Speaker 2: Nobody believed me. What did it look like?
Speaker 18: It was silver, and it was glowing.
Speaker 20: I promise you, as soon as we was coming into Houston,
Speaker 20: it was outside.
Speaker 38: The window, man.
Speaker 2: It wasn't mosquitoes.
Speaker 22: It wasn't mosquitoes.
Speaker 2: I promise you. I believe him. Come on. Are you serious?
Speaker 2: I'm dead ass, bro.
Speaker 38: I was flying into Houston a few years ago, and
Speaker 38: I looked out the window, and there was, like, a
Speaker 38: little saucer that was, like, right in parallel with the plane.
Speaker 2: Hmm. Wow, did you slap the person sitting next to
Speaker 2: you and say, look out there?
Speaker 20: I was like, yo, look at this, look at this.
Speaker 2: Nobody believe me. That's wild. They're all like, this guy's crazy.
Speaker 2: That's not. I loved how you set it up, though,
Speaker 2: at the beginning. Like, I was drunk.
Speaker 8: It wasn't the Tito's.
Speaker 2: What's up, Haley? How you doing?
Speaker 45: Hey, how you doing?
Speaker 22: Good.
Speaker 2: Did you have an encounter with an alien?
Speaker 35: So when I was 19, we were driving back from
Speaker 35: my ex-husband's military ball, and my phone suddenly just went
Speaker 35: dead on GPS.
Speaker 20: Last we saw, we.
Speaker 27: Still had about an hour and a half left to
Speaker 27: get there.
Speaker 35: Then we see this bright streak of light go across
Speaker 35: the sky, and we're like, oh, that's kind of cool, whatever.
Speaker 20: Brush it off.
Speaker 35: Two minutes later, we're right outside of base when we
Speaker 35: still had an hour and a half left.
Speaker 4: Right outside of what?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 35: Space?
Speaker 2: Base.
Speaker 39: The military base where we live.
Speaker 35: Sorry.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 32: Wow.
Speaker 2: So they say that around these military bases, this happens
Speaker 2: a lot. See? You know? They monitor in us. Like,
Speaker 2: somebody called me one time that wanted to go on
Speaker 2: the air, and then they chickened out. And it was
Speaker 2: by Selfridge. that there was an issue by Selfridge. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's craziness. It's real. There are aliens walking amongst us.
Speaker 4: You think they're in, like, a little suit, like a
Speaker 4: human suit?
Speaker 2: I can see that. I can see that.
Speaker 13: I don't know, but I do believe that, obviously, I
Speaker 13: don't think that we're the only beings in this universe.
Speaker 2: There's no way. I'm trying to find a video somebody
Speaker 2: sent me one time. There was a video that I
Speaker 2: was sent of a guy videotaping a spaceship going across
Speaker 2: the sky out in Arizona. I cannot find the damn thing.
Speaker 6: It's so hard now because when you see something like that,
Speaker 6: I'm immediately like, AI.
Speaker 1: Or drone.
Speaker 8: It's fake. Or it's a drone. But I'm certain that
Speaker 8: some of them are real.
Speaker 2: Tamara, what's up, Tamara?
Speaker 34: Yeah.
Speaker 18: So I don't know what mine was. A couple of
Speaker 18: years ago, I was going to Florida in January for vacation.
Speaker 18: And the night before we were supposed to leave, I
Speaker 18: found out that our flights were canceled the following morning.
Speaker 20: So I'm like, well, OK, I don't care.
Speaker 34: I'm going.
Speaker 20: So I'm driving.
Speaker 18: So I left that night and we're just about into Kentucky.
Speaker 18: So close to getting close to Louisville.
Speaker 20: And we could see these lights in the sky.
Speaker 18: We thought they were planes. And as we're getting closer, though,
Speaker 18: they were not moving. And there were just dozens of
Speaker 18: them for miles all over. I'm like, what the heck
Speaker 18: is going on? I thought there has to be like
Speaker 18: an air show or they're promoting something. It has to
Speaker 18: be something. So when we got to Florida the next day,
Speaker 18: I Googled. And I looked everywhere for information trying to
Speaker 18: find out what these things were, but nothing. I mean,
Speaker 18: they were everywhere, just a couple hundred feet up.
Speaker 20: In the air.
Speaker 22: Ah. Wow.
Speaker 2: That's insane. It was crazy. I got to tell you,
Speaker 2: I want aliens to be true. And I want to
Speaker 2: experience what it would be like. You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like in another place. Like to me, it would be
Speaker 2: kind of wild. And I almost want them to be like,
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 26: Like, I want that.
Speaker 2: Like, I want them to, like, have, like... Like, I
Speaker 2: want them to be a little green, you know? And
Speaker 2: I want them to be, like... You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Stuff like that. Like, I don't want it to all
Speaker 2: of a sudden be, hey, how you doing there? You
Speaker 2: know what's going on? But they say they're far more...
Speaker 2: advanced than we are. Yeah.
Speaker 13: Obviously, because of their technology, that's one indicator. Here's a
Speaker 13: question for you.
Speaker 2: Why do you think, and we have not seen this,
Speaker 2: why do you think the government won't disclose this and
Speaker 2: hasn't disclosed this up until like the last few years?
Speaker 2: I don't think we're ready for it. What are we
Speaker 2: not ready for? We're going to one day find out
Speaker 2: that they're.
Speaker 13: Because that's when all hell is going to break loose.
Speaker 13: And hopefully it's a way where us as humans band
Speaker 13: together at that point and stop being so divisive because
Speaker 13: it's us versus them.
Speaker 2: But why can't we live with them?
Speaker 13: Well, because I think that America's history, we haven't been
Speaker 13: so kind to things we don't understand, especially other beings.
Speaker 2: We feel threatened.
Speaker 13: That's why our military is so extensive, expansive, and we're
Speaker 13: ready to drop bombs on whoever. But I feel like
Speaker 13: the next major event that we're all tuned into, like
Speaker 13: if you think of 9-11, when that happened, not a
Speaker 13: TV screen showed anything else. The entire world was glued
Speaker 13: to that. I feel like when we have an alien
Speaker 13: type of situation, that's what it's going to be like, bro.
Speaker 13: It's going to set down the world like aliens in Montana.
Speaker 13: Like I, like why did they come down?
Speaker 2: Why is, but also the other thing too is why
Speaker 2: is it that whenever this happens, it only happens in
Speaker 2: areas that often like they don't go to big cities.
Speaker 2: Like they're, you know, they don't want to deal with, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, Dallas or anything like that. I guess area 51. Yeah. Uh,
Speaker 2: hold on a second. Uh, Joey, your girlfriend interviewed an alien?
Speaker 14: What?
Speaker 38: No, I didn't say that. Her cousin, I was talking
Speaker 38: so fast. Her cousin, they went to like a family
Speaker 38: reunion down in Arizona somewhere. Her cousin is a retired.
Speaker 38: He wouldn't say what department he worked for. He said
Speaker 38: that in the department he worked for, so many secrets,
Speaker 38: but he found out that one of the ones that
Speaker 38: they captured, they interviewed, and The alien said that they
Speaker 38: are from the future, and they started appearing because they
Speaker 38: didn't want– the world is supposed to be destroyed by
Speaker 38: nuclear arms. And they said once that started, they started
Speaker 38: monitoring the earth. And he said one of the aliens told–
Speaker 38: and it was a rumor in their department that that's
Speaker 38: what he told the agents, that– They are from the future.
Speaker 38: And he said that they start monitoring the Earth once
Speaker 38: the nuclear bomb starts.
Speaker 2: Were they sitting next to that dude on the airplane
Speaker 2: that was drinking all that Tito's? Exactly. No, man. That's
Speaker 2: our first caller. I'm telling you. By the way, what
Speaker 2: happens if the aliens come down to this Earth and says...
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Speaker 2: All right, time now for second date update.
Speaker 1: It's the second date update. A mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: Why are you not getting a call after you went
Speaker 2: out on a date? We're going to find out here
Speaker 2: right now. Olivia, you guys have been on a couple
Speaker 2: of dates. I know that you guys met on Hinge,
Speaker 2: but you guys have gone out on a couple of dates.
Speaker 2: And tell everybody... where you guys spent the last time
Speaker 2: that you guys were together. Where'd you guys go?
Speaker 17: Well, we actually ended up going back to his place.
Speaker 15: Okay.
Speaker 17: Um, after we had like dinner and drinks, um, yeah,
Speaker 17: we hooked up and went back.
Speaker 2: To his place. And you spend the night.
Speaker 17: Oh, absolutely.
Speaker 2: We spent the night.
Speaker 17: We had, we went, The full third base.
Speaker 2: Third base.
Speaker 20: Really?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 17: We fully hooked up.
Speaker 4: Like we made.
Speaker 9: Nothing like happened unusual when you were at his house?
Speaker 17: No, I mean, we literally just went right into having
Speaker 17: sex and everything was fine. There was nothing weird or anything.
Speaker 2: And forgive me for asking this question, but was the
Speaker 2: sex good? I thought so.
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 17: And he seemed pretty happy.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: All right. Well, let's find out what's going on.
Speaker 19: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's now not calling you back. He's not returning any
Speaker 2: calls or texts or anything. You guys haven't had another
Speaker 2: date since.
Speaker 8: No, nothing.
Speaker 2: All right. Olivia, say hi to Jared.
Speaker 17: Hi, Jared.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, Olivia. Jared, you could hear on hold, obviously,
Speaker 2: Olivia talking to us. What's going on? Why the no call?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 12: Well, she just, she has expectations, I think, that I'm
Speaker 12: just not ready to address.
Speaker 2: What are they? Did you hear me? What are the expectations?
Speaker 53: Yeah, yeah, she's just, she, okay, she's really pushy.
Speaker 2: She's really pushy.
Speaker 8: Like in what way?
Speaker 53: The morning, yeah, the morning after everything that she just
Speaker 53: talked about, she started deleting Hinge and changing all of
Speaker 53: her socials and stuff.
Speaker 12: And then she's pushing me to do the same thing.
Speaker 12: And it's just a lot.
Speaker 2: So the next, so hold on, the next morning she
Speaker 2: was doing what?
Speaker 53: Deleting her dating app and she wanted me to delete it.
Speaker 53: hinge as well and talking about getting serious and we're
Speaker 53: together and we're a couple and it was it was
Speaker 53: too much too quickly so Olivia why'd.
Speaker 2: You do that.
Speaker 17: Well why wouldn't I have done that I mean we
Speaker 17: had sex we've been on two dates like we solidified
Speaker 17: our relationship like we're going exclusive now you should be
Speaker 17: deleting the app I deleted my app because now I'm only.
Speaker 2: Seeing you so you think that by you guys going
Speaker 2: back and having sex that you were now exclusive with Jared?
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 9: Is that something you talked about prior? Like once we
Speaker 9: do this, we're committed or is this an assumption?
Speaker 2: No, I thought it was obvious.
Speaker 6: This is screaming to me that you want to be
Speaker 6: in a relationship so bad that this, this is like, Very, very,
Speaker 6: very fast.
Speaker 2: What do you think about this, Lydia? What do you
Speaker 2: think of her doing that?
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, I've done that before.
Speaker 2: Wait, what?
Speaker 10: So I went out with this guy. We probably went
Speaker 10: out on four dates, and we met on Hinge. And
Speaker 10: I was like, are you going to delete your profile
Speaker 10: or not? And he was kind of awkward about it,
Speaker 10: but then he did it right then and there, so
Speaker 10: I did it. But I'll never know if he redownloaded it.
Speaker 4: See, I kind of get that. Like, four dates.
Speaker 9: you should know if you want to be committed to
Speaker 9: me or this is just something.
Speaker 10: Well, then like three months in, he ended things with
Speaker 10: me and was like, I'm not over my ex. And
Speaker 10: I think I still want to date around with other people.
Speaker 10: So I shouldn't have jumped the gun. Cause I feel
Speaker 10: like I saw his character right then and there.
Speaker 13: I don't think you can identify that somebody is your
Speaker 13: one in four.
Speaker 26: Right.
Speaker 9: But like, it's more serious to me. Like if we're
Speaker 9: still going out after four dates, this.
Speaker 2: Is, I need to, I need to not date anybody
Speaker 2: else after four dates. We're together.
Speaker 4: No, but it's moving in that direction.
Speaker 3: Nah.
Speaker 2: You don't start deleting stuff. I don't know. Four dates
Speaker 2: is a little early for me. Am I crazy? I'm
Speaker 2: not crazy. I think four dates is a lot of dates.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's more dates than two dates and then
Speaker 2: sleeping with each other. But I think that the idea
Speaker 2: that the next morning you're sitting there in bed and
Speaker 2: you're like, hey, let's do it here. I think I
Speaker 2: would wait maybe a date or so and go. hey,
Speaker 2: where do you see us? Like, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 2: ask that question before you all of a sudden go,
Speaker 2: I'm going to start deleting all my apps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a different way to phrase it.
Speaker 6: I would also hope that I don't have to ask
Speaker 6: my person to delete the apps. That they would just
Speaker 6: delete the apps.
Speaker 2: Hey, Ashton wants to comment. What's up, Ashton? Second date update.
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 14: I was just saying, I think he just immediately went to,
Speaker 14: or just immediately thought that having sex would make him
Speaker 14: be a thing.
Speaker 22: And in his mind, it's not working in that way.
Speaker 22: There's got to be some other things established before we
Speaker 22: be a couple. Just because we're hooking up doesn't mean
Speaker 22: we're a couple.
Speaker 2: Some people feel differently, though.
Speaker 13: There are some women out there that when they give
Speaker 13: themselves to you in that way, that that means you've
Speaker 13: been solidified as their mate and their partner.
Speaker 2: I think that's what she's on.
Speaker 9: I feel like a lot of women lean that way,
Speaker 9: but also that's a conversation that you have. Like, hey,
Speaker 9: if we're going to do this and move in this direction,
Speaker 9: then this is what I expect.
Speaker 2: Agree. Hey, Olivia, have you done this with any other
Speaker 2: guys that you've hooked up with? I'm not asking you
Speaker 2: how many guys you've hooked up with, but when you
Speaker 2: hook up with a guy, do you say the same
Speaker 2: thing to them?
Speaker 17: I would say this is the first one that I
Speaker 17: met on Hinge, so.
Speaker 37: No.
Speaker 17: I mean, it's the first time using a dating app
Speaker 17: for me. So it's like, okay, we found each other.
Speaker 17: This worked. Now we delete it.
Speaker 2: Now you get rid of the dating processes.
Speaker 32: Right.
Speaker 2: Okay. Hold on. Aaron, what's up, Aaron?
Speaker 21: Olivia sounds like a great woman to be with. Pushy
Speaker 21: and that would be a great attribute in a person.
Speaker 2: You're being joking, obviously, right? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 21: I'm being dead serious, Mojo.
Speaker 2: You like a girl that tells you what she wants
Speaker 2: you to do.
Speaker 21: A woman that can be down?
Speaker 17: Hell yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay. He's a little freaky. What are you talking on,
Speaker 2: by the way? Your phone sounds like you're off in
Speaker 2: the distance. Where are you?
Speaker 21: No, I'm on my headset because I'm driving.
Speaker 2: Okay. Okay. All right. Listening to us on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that. Fifty Shades of Grey. What's up, Brittany? Hi.
Speaker 33: So I was just, you know, kind of piggybacking off of,
Speaker 33: you know, Lydia's situation and the, I didn't get her name.
Speaker 2: It's Olivia.
Speaker 20: Olivia.
Speaker 14: Yes.
Speaker 20: So I just feel.
Speaker 33: Like communication is key in everything. You can't just go
Speaker 33: on and assume things that just, you know, I mean,
Speaker 33: what does everybody say?
Speaker 20: You know, assuming makes a so-and-so out of you and me.
Speaker 33: I feel like you're just setting yourself up for.
Speaker 4: Failure at this point.
Speaker 2: So, Brittany, if you were in the shoes of Olivia,
Speaker 2: you were at Jared's place. You just got done hooking up.
Speaker 2: Are you just going to say goodbye and that's it?
Speaker 2: And we'll get another date going? Like, when will you
Speaker 2: tell him, hey, what's going on with our relationship?
Speaker 33: I mean, as soon as you're feeling the need to then,
Speaker 33: you know, delete your hinge profiles and delete all of your,
Speaker 33: you know, chats with people and whatnot, you know, cut
Speaker 33: them in half, you know, just cut them for later.
Speaker 33: I just feel like you need to have that communication
Speaker 33: right off the bat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so say that right off the bat.
Speaker 29: And it saves you in the long run.
Speaker 2: Olivia, maybe you needed to talk about that instead of
Speaker 2: just starting to do it and make him do it
Speaker 2: right in front of you, which is, you know, probably better. Yeah.
Speaker 17: It just seemed right to delete it right off the bat.
Speaker 17: And I mean, everything just moved so well that it
Speaker 17: just made sense to like, why would you want to
Speaker 17: see somebody else after that?
Speaker 8: But what if on the third date, like spit hits
Speaker 8: the fan?
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He, he, he turns into a total, you.
Speaker 6: Know, you guys have a deep conversation and you're like,
Speaker 6: wait a minute. We don't have anything in common actually.
Speaker 22: I don't know.
Speaker 17: Everything had been moving so well, I guess. I don't know.
Speaker 17: Maybe I didn't see it. He played a good game.
Speaker 2: And again, you went on a couple of dates together,
Speaker 2: but I'm assuming you guys have been talking for a while, too, though.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dan wants to comment. What's up, Dan?
Speaker 22: Hello, Morgan.
Speaker 17: First time, long time.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dan. Dan on the phone.
Speaker 45: I agree with, like, deleting the app and your date
Speaker 45: maps and stuff like that because how are you going
Speaker 45: to know if someone's the one if you're not giving
Speaker 45: them your full and undivided attention?
Speaker 4: I like you, Dan.
Speaker 2: Dan, are you in a relationship, Dan?
Speaker 45: No, currently, recently single, last three months of a 13-year relationship.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dan. We got to get you back on. Get
Speaker 2: on Hinge so you can meet Olivia.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: She doesn't have the app anymore.
Speaker 2: Olivia, get back on. Darius, what's up, Darius?
Speaker 26: How's it going on?
Speaker 2: What's happening? What did you want to say?
Speaker 20: Oh, how you doing?
Speaker 37: Yes, sir.
Speaker 54: From my experience on messing with women that jump the
Speaker 54: gun like that so fast, they usually end up being
Speaker 54: kind of crazy.
Speaker 1: You think so?
Speaker 26: Why are we moving so fast? I know you gave
Speaker 26: me the draw. It's been two days, but damn.
Speaker 2: What have you experienced, Dan? What gives you that perspective, Darius?
Speaker 54: Well, my brother, I have my fair share of women
Speaker 54: in my time, and usually when they jump the gun
Speaker 54: that fast, it's usually why. I always ask the question why,
Speaker 54: and then they always end up being controlling or some type.
Speaker 2: Of pushy like that.
Speaker 19: It just never ends up well.
Speaker 26: Because why are we moving so fast? I know you
Speaker 26: gave me the draws and all, but like.
Speaker 2: You know what, though? Man, sometimes guys like you, Darius,
Speaker 2: and Jared that have this happen to them, you guys
Speaker 2: really are good and bad. Maybe they're like, this is
Speaker 2: the best I've ever had. How was it, Olivia? Was
Speaker 2: Jared great?
Speaker 51: Yeah.
Speaker 17: And that's what I knew.
Speaker 2: What a compliment, Jared.
Speaker 20: I want what I want, so delete it.
Speaker 2: Such a compliment. She says you right away. I won't
Speaker 2: say no to that. That sounds good to me. Okay.
Speaker 24: Hey.
Speaker 2: So let's... Why don't we do this? Why don't we
Speaker 2: at least explore another date with each other and then
Speaker 2: you guys slowly decide if this is going to be
Speaker 2: something longer. Could you guys do that?
Speaker 17: I'm here for it.
Speaker 2: Jared?
Speaker 41: I would say, yeah, except for what happened, what we're
Speaker 41: discussing here, I think everything's been great with Olivia.
Speaker 2: Okay, then what? Then give her a call when we
Speaker 2: get off and you guys restart up the relationship and Olivia...
Speaker 2: Talk a little bit more instead of just all of
Speaker 2: a sudden doing the action stuff.
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 8: I'll try.
Speaker 17: Yes.
Speaker 2: I'll do that.
Speaker 20: All right.
Speaker 8: And everything doesn't have to happen so fast.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Like, just let it breathe.
Speaker 2: Good luck, you guys.
Speaker 16: I want what I want.
Speaker 2: I get it. I like this woman. Forget it, Jared.
Speaker 2: We want her. All right. Hold on one second.
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Speaker 6: Of course, we are starting with the death of the
Speaker 6: legendary Dolly Parton, who passed away 80 years young yesterday.
Speaker 8: One of the most beloved entertainers, I would say, in
Speaker 8: the world. Not just in the country.
Speaker 6: Her nephew and longtime head of security, Brian Seaver, making
Speaker 6: that announcement.
Speaker 55: I'm representing the Parton and Owens family today, announcing the
Speaker 55: passing of my Aunt Dolly Rebecca Parton Dean. Sister, sis,
Speaker 55: Aunt Granny to one generation and Gigi to the next.
Speaker 55: Dolly has lived in the light and is in the
Speaker 55: arms of Jesus, surely met by Carl, her parents, and
Speaker 55: countless others who have watched her and longed for her
Speaker 55: to meet them in the heavens.
Speaker 8: By the way, you should watch his announcement.
Speaker 6: His story is kind of cool because his dad was
Speaker 6: her head of security.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 8: And then him.
Speaker 6: And he said he's been out on the road with
Speaker 6: Dolly since he was a little boy. But 25 number
Speaker 6: one country singles, sold more than 100 million records worldwide,
Speaker 6: built the Dollywood empire, starred in several huge movies, including
Speaker 6: one of my favorites, Steel Magnolias.
Speaker 8: I cry still every time I see it. And became
Speaker 8: a major philanthropist.
Speaker 6: Her imagination library has given hundreds of millions.
Speaker 8: Of books to kids around the world.
Speaker 6: But her family said she died peacefully in Nashville after
Speaker 6: a very, very quiet battle with cancer. She had been
Speaker 6: admitted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center early Friday. She was
Speaker 6: having some kidney and autoimmune issues, and then she passed
Speaker 6: away at the hospital early yesterday morning.
Speaker 11: I've told you before, all my fans, that I've had
Speaker 11: a few little health issues before. And sometimes I get
Speaker 11: a little dizzy and I get dehydrated. And I'm dehydrated.
Speaker 11: And so my natural doctor has kind of clipped my
Speaker 11: wings saying, you ain't traveling this week.
Speaker 2: Man, it's wild that she kept cancer from everybody.
Speaker 8: And we don't know what kind of cancer.
Speaker 2: That really is, I always, I mean, interested in that
Speaker 2: because it makes me think that she just didn't want
Speaker 2: the spotlight on her being sick, you know? Yep.
Speaker 6: Lydia just sent to the group chat this video of
Speaker 6: something happening in Brentwood, Tennessee, where she lived.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's got to be hours-long line of cars
Speaker 6: waiting to drive by her home.
Speaker 2: Oh, my gosh.
Speaker 8: Right now, it's crazy to see.
Speaker 2: They say her star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame,
Speaker 2: they had to shut the street off because there were
Speaker 2: so many people going to the star at the Hollywood
Speaker 2: Walk of Fame.
Speaker 6: In other dirty today, the Big Ten passing a rule
Speaker 6: yesterday that will not allow players returning from the NFL
Speaker 6: to play for any of the teams in the conference.
Speaker 6: The conference shared that any player who has declared for
Speaker 6: the NFL draft and did not withdraw appeared on an
Speaker 6: NFL roster or signed a contract with the pro league cannot.
Speaker 8: Be on a Big Ten roster.
Speaker 6: And any team who violates that rule will have their
Speaker 6: head coach suspended for 50% of its remaining games.
Speaker 8: Plus, they'll have to pay a fine.
Speaker 6: Now, this ruling comes just a few days after Cleveland
Speaker 6: Browns tight end Daquan Wright and New Orleans Saints defensive
Speaker 6: tackle Zavion Harris were caught by their teams. We learned
Speaker 6: that they're signing with head coach Lane Kiffin over at LSU.
Speaker 6: And I believe both of them played for Kiffin at
Speaker 6: Ole Miss last year, right?
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Before he left.
Speaker 2: Left them during the playoffs. Crazy. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hayden Vanity Year's representatives are pushing back against a lot
Speaker 6: of the rumors surrounding her very sudden death, saying there
Speaker 6: is much more to the story than what is currently
Speaker 6: being discussed publicly. Now, my eyebrows raised there because I
Speaker 6: want to know what that means. But they're saying, look,
Speaker 6: they are blasting people who are not close to Hayden
Speaker 6: for fueling the gossip, calling it deeply disrespectful to her memory.
Speaker 6: They're urging anybody with legitimate information to take it to
Speaker 6: law enforcement rather than to social media. That investigation remains
Speaker 6: very active. The DEA is now assisting local authorities in Greenville,
Speaker 6: South Carolina, where she died. And just a day after
Speaker 6: Michigan's cell phone ban in schools went into effect, there
Speaker 6: are some moms and dads, specifically in the Birmingham Public
Speaker 6: School District, that have some worries that are sounding off
Speaker 6: against some of these changes.
Speaker 56: Why not embrace the positives of technology in the classroom
Speaker 56: and get the high schoolers ready for college where technology
Speaker 56: is used every day? My junior in college, I don't
Speaker 56: believe he's purchased a physical book or used a piece
Speaker 56: of paper in the two plus years he's.
Speaker 11: Been in school.
Speaker 8: Now, correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 6: The ban is you are not allowed to have cell phones,
Speaker 6: I believe in Birmingham Public School District, at all.
Speaker 2: So Birmingham Public School District is definitely stricter than... Detroit
Speaker 2: and some of the other school districts that are saying
Speaker 2: bell to bell, you cannot have your phones out.
Speaker 22: Right.
Speaker 2: Birmingham, I don't think you can have your phones, period.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 6: And so I was watching this last night. One of
Speaker 6: the moms was like, look, I want to make it
Speaker 6: really clear. I'm 100 percent with phones being put away
Speaker 6: during instructional times. She's like, I don't want my daughter
Speaker 6: to text me while she's in class. But during lunch,
Speaker 6: if she needs to text me about a change in
Speaker 6: her day or like during an after school sports practice,
Speaker 6: I want her to have her phone. So she can
Speaker 6: keep me updated throughout the day, which I do understand that.
Speaker 2: This is going to go back to the day where,
Speaker 2: remember the office, the front office would call down to
Speaker 2: the classroom? Excuse me. Go call your mom. I used
Speaker 2: to love that.
Speaker 34: Mrs.
Speaker 42: Rob.
Speaker 2: Yes, hi. Is Kevin Irwin there? His mom says that
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Speaker 5: Oh, hey.
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Speaker 2: And I said, are there any teachers that want to
Speaker 2: win this?
Speaker 4: Right here.
Speaker 33: I was listening. I teach middle school, mainly sixth grade.
Speaker 4: Brother, those boys are going to love that.
Speaker 2: No, come on. Let's not go there. Come on. This
Speaker 2: will be good for you, though, right? You'll be happy? Oh,
Speaker 2: my God.
Speaker 33: Life-changing.
Speaker 29: Absolutely.
Speaker 18: I have gone to get breast augmentation consultations two or
Speaker 18: three times.
Speaker 10: I've never been able to afford it.
Speaker 39: This has been on my list of.
Speaker 17: Something I have been wanting for so long.
Speaker 16: I'm... I have no words.
Speaker 17: I'm shaking right now.
Speaker 33: It's my planning period right now.
Speaker 29: Thank God I don't have students.
Speaker 2: But I am like shaking. Here's what we got.
Speaker 4: I'm so happy.
Speaker 2: A $ 200 gift card to Allure Med Spa so you
Speaker 2: can go get some services there. You're now qualified. And
Speaker 2: on Friday, we'll announce the winner. And it could be you, Tess.
Speaker 2: Make sure that you have your phone ready so we
Speaker 2: can call you in the classroom and tell you you won.
Speaker 43: It will be so ready.
Speaker 20: Ringer on.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much. I love you guys so much.
Speaker 8: We love you, Tess.
Speaker 1: We love you, too.
Speaker 2: Hang on the phone for a second. We'll be right back, okay?
Speaker 22: All right.
Speaker 20: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right. What did you do on the clock? What
Speaker 2: did you do during work time? We'll be back.
Speaker 1: Teachers, two weeks ago, you had your freedom. Now it's
Speaker 1: nine months of prison. Welcome back to school.
Speaker 2: This is Mojo in the morning. All right. Mojo in
Speaker 2: the morning show. Stand for a second. My legs need
Speaker 2: to stretch a little bit. So I'm going to do
Speaker 2: that just for a second.
Speaker 4: Should we all stand and do a power hour?
Speaker 2: The problem is our cameras move.
Speaker 4: All right, never mind.
Speaker 2: My camera moves as it begins with because.
Speaker 8: Mine doesn't need to move.
Speaker 6: I'm the same height sitting as I am sitting.
Speaker 11: Mr.
Speaker 2: Pushy over there. I know. I do my best not
Speaker 2: to hit it, but I guess I don't know my
Speaker 2: own strength. You don't. You would think, though, that after
Speaker 2: we've been here for, what, two years, that they would
Speaker 2: find some way to- solidly put it in there but
Speaker 2: I have no idea alright we got more Mojo podcast
Speaker 2: coming up on September the 24th I got my teeth
Speaker 2: cleaned yesterday let me see them he has something in
Speaker 2: them I do have something in them oh yeah next
Speaker 2: to your incisor on your left side it looks like
Speaker 2: a speck like a black speck is it pepper from
Speaker 2: one of your egg bites do you put pepper on
Speaker 2: your egg bites You might have got it. Is it gone?
Speaker 2: It's hard to test. The other side.
Speaker 4: I think it's the other side, Kevin.
Speaker 2: Oh, for real? He got it in both dead.
Speaker 13: I think it's just the space.
Speaker 2: You're good. My teeth are moving from my spark clear aligners.
Speaker 2: But I got my teeth cleaned in the guy who
Speaker 2: cleans my teeth at Dr. DePilla's office. Shout out Dr. D.
Speaker 2: He is the brother of the guys who own, his
Speaker 2: family owns Fifth Avenue and they own Rock and Brew.
Speaker 6: Oh, cool.
Speaker 2: So they were, so we were sitting there having this
Speaker 2: conversation and talking about how they're all excited about us
Speaker 2: coming to Rock and Brew in Royal Oak. That's going
Speaker 2: to be fun. It'll be a fun one. Very dope.
Speaker 8: I like the change of venue.
Speaker 2: I've never been to Rock and Brew. Me neither. It's nice.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Egg Bites. I left my egg bites
Speaker 2: in the car. Would I still want to eat them
Speaker 2: at 8.56?
Speaker 8: I would go get them so fast, your car's going
Speaker 8: to smell like farts.
Speaker 28: Oh, really?
Speaker 2: Zach, could you go to my car? It might already
Speaker 2: be smelling like farts. Could you go to my car,
Speaker 2: and I'll open my car from my app here if
Speaker 2: you need me to. Eat them on the way back, Zach. Yeah,
Speaker 2: could you grab my egg bites on the front seat
Speaker 2: of the car? I don't think I brought any.
Speaker 7: We heard.
Speaker 2: Usually I do. You just thought about them? Literally, you
Speaker 2: were like, I'm thinking to myself, God, I don't think
Speaker 2: I ate my egg bites yet this morning.
Speaker 8: Aren't they just cold and rubbery by this point?
Speaker 2: I like to get some protein in.
Speaker 6: I understand, but why don't you just eat them when
Speaker 6: you first get in in the morning?
Speaker 2: I don't like to eat until nine. I like to
Speaker 2: get my body. I take aminos. I really want to
Speaker 2: get skinny.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Why do you want to be skinny? Because I don't
Speaker 2: like the idea of looking at myself in the mirror
Speaker 2: and seeing my fat body. Do you love yourself? Seriously,
Speaker 2: do you love yourself? I love who I am as
Speaker 2: a person. I don't necessarily love my looks.
Speaker 9: Out of all your phases, because I've seen some pictures
Speaker 9: of you, when were you happiest with your looks?
Speaker 2: Uh sixth grade honestly the last time i felt like
Speaker 2: i looked great was uh you know and i did
Speaker 2: not not necessarily like the skinniest i was when i
Speaker 2: did uh the uh doctor when i did dr um
Speaker 2: stanley's diet uh so i was on.
Speaker 6: Were you okay that's what i was gonna show you
Speaker 6: i a picture came up in my memories yesterday now
Speaker 6: i don't know what year it was because it And
Speaker 6: we were at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, and we presented
Speaker 6: on tape.
Speaker 8: You were so, this, okay, here's one of them, but
Speaker 8: you were so skinny. Listen, I- Like, I feel like, like,
Speaker 8: it just doesn't even look like you.
Speaker 2: I was wearing John Varvatos. Shut up, John Varvatos. I
Speaker 2: had John Varvatos clothes at that time that I could
Speaker 2: fit into. I was, like, feeling good. I gotta be honest, man.
Speaker 13: I don't like everybody being on these shots. I like
Speaker 13: a diverse world. If everybody is skinny, what are we doing?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know. It is funny though.
Speaker 2: Everybody's on them.
Speaker 9: But what if everybody's healthy?
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 13: I think you, I think there are people who may
Speaker 13: weigh more than I do that are probably more healthier
Speaker 13: than I think.
Speaker 2: I don't think like size is the determining factor.
Speaker 44: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: If you're healthy or not.
Speaker 4: I just think if the shot helps someone get healthier.
Speaker 2: I'm for that. I'm for that.
Speaker 6: They said, they said that there are certain clothing brands now.
Speaker 6: I know H & M was on the list. I
Speaker 6: heard this story coming in this morning. That are going
Speaker 6: to start to phase out or at least scale down
Speaker 6: their plus size offerings.
Speaker 4: I don't like it.
Speaker 7: I don't like that either.
Speaker 6: One of the reasons is so many people are taking
Speaker 6: these weight loss drugs and shots that they're like, our audience,
Speaker 6: our market isn't as big. And I don't even mean
Speaker 6: as big weight-wise.
Speaker 2: Population-wise.
Speaker 8: Population-wise, yeah.
Speaker 13: We talked about aliens earlier today. We're starting to mirror them.
Speaker 13: When you think about aliens, they all look the same.
Speaker 13: You can't tell gender, you can't tell size, You can't
Speaker 13: tell age.
Speaker 2: Everybody looks the same. That's what we're turning into. Listen,
Speaker 2: I'm fine with that. I'm fine with that.
Speaker 6: I don't care if you're on the weight loss shot
Speaker 6: or I don't care what you do. If it makes
Speaker 6: you so happy, then please do it. But it really doesn't.
Speaker 6: I do think, no, okay.
Speaker 2: But I do think.
Speaker 6: That there are some people that look, do you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying? They look really, really weird when they're
Speaker 6: too skinny.
Speaker 2: It doesn't, they're too skinny. Hollywood going through it right now. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just think, I think, you know, Kevin, you like
Speaker 2: your girls thick. And I think you're hoping that the
Speaker 2: girls that you like to be with That they don't
Speaker 2: do the shot because they're going to lose their butt.
Speaker 2: And I will say this to you. I will say
Speaker 2: this to you. There is something called Ozempic butt. And
Speaker 2: it's happening to a number of women that are taking
Speaker 2: this thing. Where women are taking it and they're losing
Speaker 2: the big old juicy booty. Juicy peach. And they're... juicy
Speaker 2: peaches starting to not look the same.
Speaker 13: One of my favorite things to do was to play
Speaker 13: with the fat behind my grandma's arms. If we grew
Speaker 13: up in a society where there's no more fat behind
Speaker 13: the arms, what are.
Speaker 2: We going to do?
Speaker 8: That is so funny you say that. Last night, we
Speaker 8: were sitting out around the fire in the backyard.
Speaker 6: And Smith kept doing this to me.
Speaker 8: I was like, What in the actual hell are you doing?
Speaker 8: Because I used to do that to my grandma.
Speaker 2: Shannon, your arms look incredible.
Speaker 8: Smith literally was going like this and he's like, wow.
Speaker 2: No, yours are goals. Shannon, today you've been talking. Me too.
Speaker 4: And you've been going like this.
Speaker 2: I saw it.
Speaker 8: Well, when I'm not doing that, this is what we got.
Speaker 2: And he did that.
Speaker 8: And I used to do that to my grandma too.
Speaker 8: She had the softest skin right there.
Speaker 2: I used to love. I got a little wing. It's
Speaker 2: funny that you talk about that. I used to love, like,
Speaker 2: My family's a fat family, right? Okay. And I used
Speaker 2: to love when we had family couch night. And it
Speaker 2: was family couch night, and we all would get on
Speaker 2: the couch together, which is amazing. We could put six
Speaker 2: of us on the couch. I mean, that was, by
Speaker 2: the way, wherever that couch was, we should... Lazy boy,
Speaker 2: I think it was. But we would all get on
Speaker 2: the couch together, and we would all cuddle together, and
Speaker 2: I'd just be sitting there, like, putting my... resting my
Speaker 2: head on my.
Speaker 4: Aunt Pat.
Speaker 2: On Aunt Pat's bosom.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 15: Yes.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, but there was, there is something about,
Speaker 2: I get the idea of what you're saying, but remember,
Speaker 2: this is also for health purposes. Like I wasn't really
Speaker 2: like as focused on losing weight until my heart, I
Speaker 2: started getting like this arrhythmia with my heart where they said, Hey,
Speaker 2: we think that you might have to have a pacemaker. And, uh,
Speaker 2: and Dr. Wanamaker sent me to a, an expert over
Speaker 2: at a U of M health. And I went to
Speaker 2: this doctor and this doctor basically said, you know, This
Speaker 2: is common. There's a lot of people that have this stuff.
Speaker 2: You should probably lose the weight and do all the
Speaker 2: rest of that stuff. Some people are doing it for hell.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are doing it for vanity.
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it, too.
Speaker 8: There are a lot of people, though, who are doing
Speaker 8: it for other reasons, too. All I get served on
Speaker 8: Instagram now is perimenopause stuff. Perimenopause stuff, bob haircuts, and
Speaker 8: skin care.
Speaker 2: They say that it helps with perimenopause. For sure.
Speaker 8: Trust me. It piques my interest.
Speaker 2: Can I tell you, Kevin? One of the things that I... Yesterday,
Speaker 2: I was... went and got my teeth cleaned again. I
Speaker 2: went to go to Dr. DePilla. I look at the
Speaker 2: way that that guy dresses and how good looking of
Speaker 2: a guy he is. And I just sit there and
Speaker 2: I go some, I look at Wes is another one too. Shannon.
Speaker 8: Oh, you just made his whole year.
Speaker 2: Like, honestly, I will say this to you. I'd give
Speaker 2: up my height for Wes's height and.
Speaker 8: And, uh, height, height, height, height, his looks.
Speaker 2: You can wear different clothes though. No, no clothes where me,
Speaker 2: I don't wear clothes. No, like, I feel like Dr. D,
Speaker 2: he don't shop off the rack. He looks amazing. All
Speaker 2: his stuff tailored. His stuff is tailored. He's not shopping
Speaker 2: off the rack. He was wearing a pair of pants
Speaker 2: yesterday that were, like, they came up, they were, like,
Speaker 2: you know, came up to, like, the middle of his
Speaker 2: calf or something. I don't know what the hell.
Speaker 24: A breeze?
Speaker 8: You got to show some ankle.
Speaker 2: And he had these shoes on. He has these. Freaking
Speaker 2: fancy glasses. He's got hair that looks like he's a
Speaker 2: movie star. You can do that, though.
Speaker 8: I guarantee we get you a stylist.
Speaker 6: By the way, when you dress up, you are very fashionable, actually.
Speaker 2: What is dress up?
Speaker 4: Barbados.
Speaker 8: But I'm just saying, we went to the Yacht Rock thing.
Speaker 1: You looked great.
Speaker 8: You had a whole outfit going.
Speaker 2: My problem is I find one outfit and I wear
Speaker 2: it to that.
Speaker 8: You were on the panel and you looked great.
Speaker 2: Why don't you get you a stylist?
Speaker 8: Does all of us look like slobs when we come
Speaker 8: in here? Because we don't care.
Speaker 2: And it's 4 a.m. You don't be looking slobby, though.
Speaker 2: You be fitted up, too.
Speaker 8: That's really nice. I literally wear a sweatshirt and jeans
Speaker 8: every day.
Speaker 2: Who looks like slob? Probably me. I'm the one that
Speaker 2: don't care. No, Kevin can wear anything.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you can.
Speaker 8: It's not fair. You wear MRI shorts. And made them
Speaker 8: into an outfit. And it looked cool.
Speaker 2: Shout out the MRI shorts. All right, so the conversation
Speaker 2: that we're having right now, like we're just... we're just
Speaker 2: shooting this, you know, this bit and we, we are
Speaker 2: going to do this. We're going to do it on
Speaker 2: September the 24th at the more mojo podcast live at
Speaker 2: rock and brew. So to get everything all tied up
Speaker 2: with a nice bow, if you would like to come,
Speaker 2: we're selling tickets for a very small fee. Money goes
Speaker 2: a hundred percent to break and entering Christmas wish. They're
Speaker 2: even going to do drinks that night where they're going
Speaker 2: to give us the proceeds of the drinks for breaking
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Speaker 2: to buy them, Text podcast to nine five five zero zero.
Speaker 2: It is a Thursday night, September 24th. Promise you guys
Speaker 2: it will be the most up close that you'll be
Speaker 2: with all the members of this radio show. That night
Speaker 2: is a great night. Like we do jingle ball. We
Speaker 2: got to be on stage and do stuff. And sometimes
Speaker 2: we don't get as much time with you in the,
Speaker 2: you know, where you're sitting and stuff. This one, we
Speaker 2: get time with you. It's our event. Rock and brew
Speaker 2: has been great to us.
Speaker 13: And Lydia said they're going to have three specialty drinks
Speaker 13: that in some way, shape, or form have to do
Speaker 13: with the show.
Speaker 2: I'm having all three.
Speaker 4: Thursday, Thursday.
Speaker 2: All three. We do have a show on Friday, though.
Speaker 2: Remember that. All right. WKQI Detroit. WSNX Muskegon Grand Rapids.
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Speaker 1: Melly and real dumb. Sometimes Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: Mojo in the morning. Sometimes I see radio audiences completely different.
Speaker 2: Like you could listen to our show and hear the
Speaker 2: Mojo in the morning, misfits on our show, and then
Speaker 2: listen down the dial to J towers. And you would
Speaker 2: probably hear a totally different group of audience people. Well,
Speaker 2: on our show, we have Mike in grand Rapids, Mike
Speaker 2: is on with us for Throwback Throwdown. He also comes
Speaker 2: on with us and does some topics with us. But
Speaker 2: Mike has his own radio show. It's Allie and Mike
Speaker 2: in the Morning on B93 in Grand Rapids. Mike brought
Speaker 2: something up on the air there and got a wild
Speaker 2: reaction from his audience at B93. I want to see
Speaker 2: if the Mojo in the Morning audience feels the same way. Mike,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. How are you?
Speaker 27: Hi, Mike.
Speaker 22: Hi.
Speaker 5: So, Mike.
Speaker 2: I understand that you brought something up on B93. I
Speaker 2: don't know what day of the week it was, but
Speaker 2: you brought it up about the kids going back to
Speaker 2: school in something that you were exploring to do. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so this is their first full week.
Speaker 57: And we asked the question, in the first full week,
Speaker 57: is it too early to take your kids out like
Speaker 57: a couple hours early? Because we're going camping this weekend.
Speaker 57: We got this big RV and boat giveaway we're doing
Speaker 57: on Saturday in Nuego. And so they put us up
Speaker 57: in a campsite for the weekend. And it's like one
Speaker 57: of the last camping trips we're going to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 57: So I was like, let's take Cess out and Milo
Speaker 57: out a couple hours early from school. And my wife
Speaker 57: was like, nah, I don't think it's a good idea
Speaker 57: the first week. So it went on the air with it.
Speaker 57: And I was like, hey, is it too early the
Speaker 57: first week to take the kids out of school or
Speaker 57: even miss a day for something that isn't serious, like fun,
Speaker 57: like camping? And it went from... yes, that's a great idea.
Speaker 57: You absolutely should soak in this, this time. Then a
Speaker 57: couple people called in and were like, no, it's not
Speaker 57: really a good thing to teach, you know, to teach
Speaker 57: your daughter. She's got to learn responsibility. Teachers called in
Speaker 57: and they said, like, it was all over the place.
Speaker 57: And then one guy, and he wasn't, he's, I think
Speaker 57: he was from like South Carolina or something like that,
Speaker 57: was like, immediately started off with Mike is a bad dad.
Speaker 3: Oh, man.
Speaker 2: Judgmental. Woo.
Speaker 8: What was his reason?
Speaker 57: He said that he said it was a bad dad
Speaker 57: because she is, again, supposed to be learning responsibility. And
Speaker 57: he said he was a teacher for like 10 years.
Speaker 57: But he's again, he's not from here. He's from South
Speaker 57: Carolina or something like that. And that's what he started with.
Speaker 57: It wasn't like, hey, you know, I think you should
Speaker 57: try to teach.
Speaker 2: You know, this is. She should really focus on school.
Speaker 57: I know it's the first week, but it's really important to,
Speaker 57: especially in middle school, none of that. It was, Mike
Speaker 57: is not a great parent. And I made it 30
Speaker 57: seconds in and almost forgot.
Speaker 2: I was on the radio.
Speaker 57: I was like, hold up, hold up, hold up. We're
Speaker 57: not starting with that. Dial it back and tried to
Speaker 57: have a conversation, but he didn't want to.
Speaker 32: All right.
Speaker 2: So I want to ask our listeners the same thing. So, Mike,
Speaker 2: your kids just went back to school. Mm-hmm. And you're
Speaker 2: thinking maybe, what, Friday that you're going to take them
Speaker 2: out early so that you guys could go and do
Speaker 2: some camping. Is Mike a bad dad if he wants
Speaker 2: to do that? I would take the whole day. Are
Speaker 2: you working that morning?
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay. Or at least pick them up at noon. Take
Speaker 2: them at lunchtime.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't take the whole day.
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 8: No, I would take the last couple hours.
Speaker 2: Well, if he's working, you don't, I mean, them being
Speaker 2: at the last couple of hours, the kids learn it anyway.
Speaker 2: Come on, man. I see absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 31: Yeah.
Speaker 2: A couple hours. I can't believe somebody would think that
Speaker 2: Mike's a bad dad.
Speaker 6: I do think though, I will say like you are.
Speaker 6: And I say we too, because loose is going to
Speaker 6: seventh grade. we are teetering on the time when it's
Speaker 6: going to, it's going to become difficult to do that
Speaker 6: because they're going to have stuff they don't want to miss.
Speaker 6: They're going to have a test that they can't miss,
Speaker 6: you know? And, and I, I've started to notice, well,
Speaker 6: I already noticed it with my stepdaughter who is a
Speaker 6: senior in high school, but like there are days when
Speaker 6: we'll say, okay, we're going to leave a day early
Speaker 6: for vacation. And she's like, I can't, I can't, I
Speaker 6: have a test and a, you know, cross country me.
Speaker 6: I don't want to miss. So while you can do it,
Speaker 6: I mean, a couple hours is harmless.
Speaker 2: Mike, I called Luke up. He just started college back
Speaker 2: up again. And I called him up and I said, hey,
Speaker 2: why don't you miss class today and go golfing with me?
Speaker 2: I was like, literally, I was pushing. I mean, what
Speaker 2: is he going to come on? It's one class. You
Speaker 2: know what I mean? It's a couple hours. Chat GPT
Speaker 2: is taking his test anyway.
Speaker 6: I always say what Mojo has said to me so
Speaker 6: many times. What is Seth going to remember? The last
Speaker 6: two hours of Friday, you know. August, whatever, or this
Speaker 6: one last camping weekend for your family when she started
Speaker 6: seventh grade.
Speaker 57: And that's always my intentions with it all. Like I'm
Speaker 57: not doing it just to get to camping early. Like
Speaker 57: it does save me time and it is like, I
Speaker 57: like to camp, but like mostly it's for the memories.
Speaker 57: And if we, like you were saying, if we were
Speaker 57: in high school, I don't even know that I'd have
Speaker 57: this conversation because you know, then we're focused.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mike, I had a guy that I went to high
Speaker 2: school with Tom Barrett is his name. He missed 162 days.
Speaker 2: of high school. I don't think they go 170 days.
Speaker 6: But also, isn't he a successful guy now?
Speaker 2: Tom? Well, yeah. Okay.
Speaker 8: Nevermind.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, he does mortgages for a living.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He's very successful guy. Um, all right. Text her here
Speaker 2: right now says, Mike, your listeners on B93 are way
Speaker 2: too judgmental. That is, it's interesting. Formats are different to
Speaker 2: country format might be a little different than this, right?
Speaker 57: Yes, but no, because when we got that and this
Speaker 57: was what I was blown away by when we got
Speaker 57: that phone call, the one guy who was like that,
Speaker 57: who was judgmental, I feel like we had more calls
Speaker 57: that we couldn't air because it was like people sticking
Speaker 57: up for me and saying things we couldn't put on
Speaker 57: the air. And that part of it to me was
Speaker 57: I was also blown away because I didn't expect that
Speaker 57: after only two years.
Speaker 2: What was Ali, your morning show partner, not your wife's
Speaker 2: reaction to these calls? She's got no kids, right? She's
Speaker 2: not married with the kids?
Speaker 57: Yeah, so that's what she kind of She kind of
Speaker 57: sat back a little But her parents are teachers And
Speaker 57: so she kind of came from that That environment And
Speaker 57: her whole idea was go Her parents always said that
Speaker 57: Family's more important than school School's important, it can't be
Speaker 57: a habit Like I couldn't do this all the time
Speaker 57: But the first.
Speaker 2: Week is not a big deal Hey, Norm, what's up?
Speaker 2: You wanted to make a comment to Mike This is Norm.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 26: First time, long time.
Speaker 35: What up?
Speaker 26: What's up, Anna?
Speaker 15: What up, Sandra?
Speaker 35: What up?
Speaker 2: What up, Morgan?
Speaker 7: What up, Karen?
Speaker 21: Love y'all, man.
Speaker 2: What up, Mike, too? Say hi to Mike.
Speaker 22: What's up, Mike?
Speaker 8: Big Mike.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 38: Hey, man, I think you're a great dad.
Speaker 2: Forget that school, man.
Speaker 50: I'm kidding, bro.
Speaker 2: Listen, listen, I'm telling you. I've been through 36 years
Speaker 2: of this.
Speaker 22: My daughter just started middle school today.
Speaker 2: Today is her first day.
Speaker 8: Oh, big day.
Speaker 2: And I wasn't sure she even wanted to go.
Speaker 20: I was ready to say, hey, come on, you want
Speaker 20: to go to see the Spider-Man again?
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 37: For sure.
Speaker 15: Because you got to think about it, bro.
Speaker 37: When I get... No, real quick.
Speaker 45: Last thing, real quick.
Speaker 38: Because when they come home, all she's going to do
Speaker 38: is tell me that she watched the movie, she went around, and,
Speaker 38: you know, it's like.
Speaker 50: They're not even doing nothing in school nowadays, man.
Speaker 18: These kids are not even doing anything.
Speaker 2: I teach them more.
Speaker 38: I teach my daughter more at home than we do
Speaker 38: in school.
Speaker 2: Every day is.
Speaker 18: We had Twizzlers and watched.
Speaker 2: A new movie.
Speaker 57: I did ask the kids, too, like, what do you
Speaker 57: guys think of this? Milo was like, yeah, absolutely. Cess,
Speaker 57: she's like, let me see what classes I have.
Speaker 2: It's math and science. And she's like, no. She loves school.
Speaker 8: How has middle school been for her so far?
Speaker 2: So far, so good.
Speaker 57: A couple stressors in the beginning because she couldn't remember
Speaker 57: her locker code or password or whatever. And then she
Speaker 57: missed a bunch of classes because she was going in
Speaker 57: the wrong direction because they had half days and all
Speaker 57: that stuff.
Speaker 2: But she loves, like she likes school. So she doesn't
Speaker 2: want to miss Friday. Hey, Donnie, what's up?
Speaker 37: Not too much.
Speaker 20: How are you?
Speaker 2: Fantastic. What do you think about Mike wanting to take
Speaker 2: the kids out of school the first week?
Speaker 5: He absolutely should. They're not in high school.
Speaker 19: It's going to affect their GPA.
Speaker 5: And the memories for little kids like that to be
Speaker 5: with dad and the family is more important than anything
Speaker 5: they're going to cover in middle school that they couldn't
Speaker 5: recover from.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I agree 100% with you. Your dad too, right, Donnie?
Speaker 20: Correct.
Speaker 5: I have four kids, a couple grandkids.
Speaker 2: Oh, man. Okay.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I love, my favorite thing is, I don't know if
Speaker 2: your grandkids have Grandparents Day. I always loved Grandparents Day
Speaker 2: at this school. I never had that. Me neither. Chelsea's
Speaker 2: parents would fly in because they live in Arizona. Yeah,
Speaker 2: for Grandparents Day. What's up, Ricky? How you doing?
Speaker 17: How's it going, Mojo and the crew?
Speaker 22: Hey, man, tell Mike don't feel bad.
Speaker 26: Mike, my kids start school.
Speaker 22: A week later, we're on a seven-day cruise vacation.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God.
Speaker 45: I'm serious, Cal.
Speaker 14: Okay, I'm serious, man.
Speaker 26: Like, every other year, you know, they start school September.
Speaker 3: Hey, we're on a cruise.
Speaker 22: I mean, they're in elementary school.
Speaker 2: It's not going to hurt. What do the teachers say?
Speaker 17: I wish the teacher would say anything.
Speaker 2: Earl Lester, what's up, Earl Lester?
Speaker 16: Hi, it's Earl Lester, Josiah's grandma, not Kevin's Josiah.
Speaker 2: The other Josiah, yes. Oh, that's right. Who's that?
Speaker 37: Mike, my son's name is Mike.
Speaker 16: He just got up this morning.
Speaker 2: He's a little grumpy this morning.
Speaker 4: But anywho, my kids never.
Speaker 16: Really miss school, but when they did have to miss
Speaker 16: school for a trip, I would contact the teacher. And
Speaker 16: I would ask, was there anything special going on? And
Speaker 16: then if they say, well, yes, then, you know, I
Speaker 16: would wait a little bit longer before I took them
Speaker 16: out of school. But if they was like, no, nothing's
Speaker 16: really going on, then I would take them out of
Speaker 16: school early. But I don't, you know, feel that you're... Right.
Speaker 16: I don't feel that you're, you know, a bad dad.
Speaker 16: You know, everybody has, what's that thing people say, everybody
Speaker 16: has opinion like an a-hole or something like that.
Speaker 31: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 16: Not everybody's opinion matters when it comes to you and
Speaker 16: parenting your child. As long as you know you're a
Speaker 16: good dad and you're doing what you're supposed to do,
Speaker 16: it doesn't matter what someone else thinks.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 57: And when we put it out there, when we put
Speaker 57: it out there, I knew there was, people weren't going
Speaker 57: to agree with it. That's why, like, I asked the question.
Speaker 57: Because I like hearing different opinions and I like that.
Speaker 57: But he didn't come with an opinion. He came to
Speaker 57: judge immediately and started off with, you're a bad dad.
Speaker 2: And I went, all right.
Speaker 6: And if there's anything you could say to me to
Speaker 6: hurt my feelings, the thing that really stings is if
Speaker 6: you call me a bad mom, you could call me
Speaker 6: anything else.
Speaker 8: I don't care. But that, yeah.
Speaker 2: Hold on. Austin, when you were younger, your parents took
Speaker 2: you out of school all the time for like what
Speaker 2: kind of stuff?
Speaker 19: Oh, we'd go.
Speaker 22: Camping all the time and like pull us out of school.
Speaker 21: And it's just one of those, as a kid, it
Speaker 21: just makes you feel like your parents want to spend
Speaker 21: that more time.
Speaker 19: With you while you're younger versus by.
Speaker 2: The time you get older. Were you also in a
Speaker 2: household where you'd wake up in the morning and go,
Speaker 2: I don't feel like going to school and dad would go,
Speaker 2: go back to bed? Oh no.
Speaker 15: Okay.
Speaker 2: All right. Hold on a second here. What's up, Brittany?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 35: Hi.
Speaker 58: Um, no, I was just saying that I personally have
Speaker 58: no problems taking kids out of school, but I think
Speaker 58: that as they get into middle school and high school,
Speaker 58: it's just making sure that they are mentally prepared with like, okay,
Speaker 58: I know I'm going to have all this makeup work
Speaker 58: to do.
Speaker 39: And are they mentally prepared to be able to do that?
Speaker 39: Cause that stress is going to be on them.
Speaker 11: To do it.
Speaker 57: And so my wife was saying to my wife is,
Speaker 57: my wife is anti this and she just goes, she's like,
Speaker 57: it's only a couple hours.
Speaker 2: It's her first week.
Speaker 57: Like, she doesn't want to take her out of school early,
Speaker 57: and I think we should, but probably go with the
Speaker 57: smart person of the two and go with her.
Speaker 2: I like that our listeners are all people who think
Speaker 2: school is not important.
Speaker 6: See, you need to flip it. They think family is
Speaker 6: the most important.
Speaker 2: Hold on. Robin, Robin, here's what Mike needs to do.
Speaker 2: What's that, Robin?
Speaker 28: Well, so I would call the school and tell them
Speaker 28: that my daughter had an appointment, which I.
Speaker 1: Didn't lie, really.
Speaker 20: And she'd say, mommy, where are we going?
Speaker 25: And, um, we went and got her nails done.
Speaker 29: And we went to a mommy.
Speaker 6: I love that so much.
Speaker 2: Take care, Robin. We appreciate it. Mike, great having you
Speaker 2: on tell Allie and everybody over at, uh, At the
Speaker 2: house and at work that we said hi. Tell Tim
Speaker 2: and everybody over there. Will you give Charlie a big
Speaker 2: kiss for us right now? Right now? Yeah. Come here, Charlie.
Speaker 2: Come here, Charlie.
Speaker 32: No, no, no.
Speaker 2: Come here. Don't care. Come on. I love you, buddy.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you. Love you guys. See ya.
Speaker 1: See ya.
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Speaker 2: All right. Mojo in the morning. What's the the thing
Speaker 2: that you do on the clock? What's going on, Anna?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I want to know things that you get done
Speaker 9: while you're working, because this weekend I was walking into
Speaker 9: a well-known building. I won't say which one because I
Speaker 9: don't want to get anyone in trouble. But the security
Speaker 9: guard for the building was sitting right outside of the
Speaker 9: door and had a full hookah set up like the
Speaker 9: one with the hoses, the fruit on top. And was
Speaker 9: just sitting there smoking. I was like, maybe they just
Speaker 9: got off work. They're waiting to get picked up. But
Speaker 9: then when I went to get in, they're like, oh,
Speaker 9: let me unlock the door for you. So like they
Speaker 9: were still very much on the clock smoking hookah.
Speaker 2: He brought his own hookah.
Speaker 4: Right outside of the building.
Speaker 2: So does he have like a setup? Yeah.
Speaker 9: A chair with a hookah on the ground. But it
Speaker 9: was like the ones with the hoses.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then the fruit on top.
Speaker 9: And they were just sitting there puffing away. As they
Speaker 9: were doing security for the door, which didn't bother me
Speaker 9: because you're still watching the door.
Speaker 4: You're standing outside.
Speaker 2: Real quick, though. Just say what you say.
Speaker 4: Say where it was.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I'll say it.
Speaker 4: It was outside of our building.
Speaker 8: I cannot believe it.
Speaker 37: I know.
Speaker 2: Our security guards here are very interesting. I'm going to
Speaker 2: say this to you. Majeeb is very good. It wasn't Majeeb.
Speaker 2: It wasn't Majeeb. No, Majeeb is very good. And Dale,
Speaker 2: the overnight guy, is very good. There's some times where
Speaker 2: I walk by some of these security guards, and I'm going,
Speaker 2: this person's supposed to keep people from... Well, the.
Speaker 8: One little teeny tiny girl.
Speaker 2: I'm small.
Speaker 8: I'm five feet tall. She's got to be shorter than me.
Speaker 8: And I'm like, no.
Speaker 6: A security guard, though, you are not stopping anybody from
Speaker 6: coming in this building, God forbid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're basically opening and closing the door for you.
Speaker 2: I actually heard about this hookah security guard that we
Speaker 2: have here, and I heard that it is a like,
Speaker 2: eye-opener on the weekends. They're just sitting there smoking hookah.
Speaker 4: It's a guy?
Speaker 8: I thought it was a girl.
Speaker 35: It is a girl.
Speaker 4: It is a girl.
Speaker 9: But the funny thing is, is I texted all of you.
Speaker 9: I was like, you guys, our security guard is hookah-ing.
Speaker 9: And Zach was like, yeah, she does this every weekend.
Speaker 9: She's just chilling.
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, good for her.
Speaker 9: I also know people, though, that work at, like, the
Speaker 9: plant that, like, get a full workout in. Like, this
Speaker 9: guy brought weights, and, like, he'll take an hour where
Speaker 9: he'll just duck off and, like, do a whole workout.
Speaker 4: In the middle of his shift.
Speaker 13: I know a girl who, I think she does billing
Speaker 13: for a medical company. And she bought one of those, like,
Speaker 13: computer pads or a mice. She bought a mouse.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 13: That she can set up to just move on a
Speaker 13: timer so that her screen doesn't look idle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it stays active. And she be at the movies.
Speaker 2: She don't went to the movies.
Speaker 13: She don't went and got her nails done. Like, she
Speaker 13: gets her work done extremely quickly. And as opposed to
Speaker 13: just sitting here doing nothing, she'll just like go off
Speaker 13: and do whatever.
Speaker 2: Dude, I golfed with a guy one time that was
Speaker 2: on a team's meeting and he left us for a
Speaker 2: little bit and he hung out in an area where
Speaker 2: it looked like it was his backyard. He sat in
Speaker 2: a chair and goes, yeah, I'm just hanging in the
Speaker 2: backyard here right now. And he was on the actual
Speaker 2: golf course with us and he was doing a whatever.
Speaker 2: We call it our, on ours teams, but it was,
Speaker 2: I think it was zoom zoom.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then he came up with this later, and I go,
Speaker 2: they think that you're at home right now? And he goes, yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm with that. I think that's crazy. If you can
Speaker 2: work from home. All you need is Wi-Fi.
Speaker 13: If you can get your work done, what's the difference
Speaker 13: from me working at home or working on a resort
Speaker 13: in Cancun?
Speaker 2: The work is getting done. What about the security guard?
Speaker 2: That's different.
Speaker 8: But they're sitting right in.
Speaker 2: Front of the door. Come on, dog. What you going
Speaker 2: to do? Got to unlock the car? What if something
Speaker 2: goes wrong? She's going to strangle the guy with the
Speaker 2: hookah pipe.
Speaker 8: Do you get a little baby high when you smoke
Speaker 8: hookah or no?
Speaker 4: I think it's like a head buzz. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I threw up one time. I had hookah one time.
Speaker 2: It was not a good night for me.
Speaker 4: Lydia?
Speaker 2: Boy, oh my God. I came into the studio one
Speaker 2: time years and years ago when you actually had to
Speaker 2: do your shows. Like you couldn't record the shows. And
Speaker 2: there was a dude there that, it was crazy, had
Speaker 2: video games. He was sitting there. So in between songs, like,
Speaker 2: you know, the songs are four minutes at that time.
Speaker 2: So four minutes, whatever. And he's sitting there with his
Speaker 2: Sega Genesis or his PlayStation 2 at the time or something.
Speaker 2: And he's playing video games. I'm like, oh, hold on
Speaker 2: a second. 93.7 KRQ. He's doing breaks. And I'm going,
Speaker 2: the PD walks in and sees that.
Speaker 9: Zach and I thought about doing that when you were
Speaker 9: out last week. We were like, what if we hooked
Speaker 9: up a switch to one of these TVs? So while
Speaker 9: we were doing commercial breaks, we could still be like.
Speaker 2: Playing Mario Kart. I'm really glad that you actually fingered
Speaker 2: Zach for that. Because you and Zach screwing around on
Speaker 2: company time.
Speaker 50: We didn't.
Speaker 2: She narked on you, Zach. What's up, Brianna? How you doing?
Speaker 54: Hi, good.
Speaker 37: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: What do you do on company time?
Speaker 44: So I worked.
Speaker 37: At lifetime and when someone used to come cover the
Speaker 37: desk for me while I was on the clock, I
Speaker 37: used to go work out while I was on my shift.
Speaker 4: I feel like that should be allowed. You work at
Speaker 4: a gym.
Speaker 9: You gotta, you gotta experience the gym.
Speaker 2: Nobody ever, nobody ever said anything to you. Like no,
Speaker 2: managers or district managers ever came in and saw something.
Speaker 37: Like that well it technically wasn't allowed so i kind
Speaker 37: of used to like sneak off a little bit like
Speaker 37: when they weren't around and go do it so but
Speaker 37: it was nice it was.
Speaker 29: A good like segue yeah.
Speaker 2: That when you guys worked for the big company for
Speaker 2: uh danny uh danny gilbert's company i never called him
Speaker 2: danny before but i wonder if any of his friends
Speaker 2: call him danny when you worked for him That place
Speaker 2: was so big. Could you screw around or would they
Speaker 2: know that you were screwing around?
Speaker 8: Oh, people literally screwed around. I understand.
Speaker 2: I've done that on the clock there. You did?
Speaker 14: Oh, my God.
Speaker 2: You went and had sex on the clock?
Speaker 4: There's cameras everywhere.
Speaker 1: Where?
Speaker 2: It was in a parking lot. Oh, my God.
Speaker 6: Didn't you say that was such a thing? Or, like,
Speaker 6: there were tons of people that would go in that
Speaker 6: parking garage?
Speaker 2: Potentially. I only did it once.
Speaker 13: That week was a wild week. That was just one
Speaker 13: of the things that happened. It wasn't a regular thing.
Speaker 2: It's so wild. My favorite was the old radio studios
Speaker 2: that we were in Farmington. When you would ever see
Speaker 2: the guys that would smoke weed and like stick and
Speaker 2: all those guys that used to work here, they would
Speaker 2: all just get high out in the parking lot too.
Speaker 2: Some people would do that. Yeah. Go drink. What's up? Toya,
Speaker 2: what's going on, Toya?
Speaker 1: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 2: What's going on, Toya? What are you doing on company time?
Speaker 29: Listen, I'm calling y'all.
Speaker 26: No, I was.
Speaker 49: Telling Lydia that when, like during the pandemic, our company
Speaker 49: used to let us work remote.
Speaker 29: But then over the last year, they started, they changed
Speaker 29: it and said, we have to work from home.
Speaker 49: And they actually have location active to.
Speaker 2: Show where we're working from. So it's no longer remote.
Speaker 49: It's specifically you have to work from home now. So
Speaker 49: that was, I was just thinking about that.
Speaker 4: When y'all were saying, Tim was saying, his.
Speaker 49: Home girl would like go and like do her nails
Speaker 49: or be on the island or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because your remote could be at the nail lady's house.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: How does that matter? Because you're not fully concentrating. You're
Speaker 2: getting your nails done.
Speaker 13: How many people are fully concentrated at home? How about
Speaker 13: the people, though, that worked for you?
Speaker 2: Oh, you're right. Because I watched Game of Thrones all
Speaker 2: six seasons while I was working from home.
Speaker 29: I concentrate better at home than in the office.
Speaker 20: Like, leave me alone.
Speaker 2: Why are y'all talking to me?
Speaker 29: These people in the office.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're concentrating right now talking to us right now,
Speaker 2: aren't you?
Speaker 29: I know, but you know I love y'all, so I
Speaker 29: got a car. And I'm about to be on birthday vacation,
Speaker 29: so I wanted to get my car in for the week.
Speaker 2: How about, by the way, how about the people that
Speaker 2: moved to Florida that worked for GM and all the
Speaker 2: other big auto companies, and they moved down there, and
Speaker 2: the company said, yeah, you guys got to come back,
Speaker 2: and they're all like, oh, crap. That's crazy. What's up, Abe?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 1: Doing good.
Speaker 32: How are you?
Speaker 2: Good. What's going on?
Speaker 22: First time, long.
Speaker 2: Time.
Speaker 45: I just wanted to confirm what Kev was saying.
Speaker 15: I used to work at Rocket.
Speaker 19: A lot of people do.
Speaker 22: Have sex on the clock.
Speaker 2: Where?
Speaker 22: The parking structure.
Speaker 2: Detroit, too. Is it the parking structure across from the
Speaker 2: Chase building? Is that where they're at? No. That's where
Speaker 2: mine was.
Speaker 3: Detroit, too.
Speaker 2: That's not a crosswalk.
Speaker 1: There's like five or six different ones.
Speaker 2: I've parked in that building when I've gone to the
Speaker 2: townhouse for months. Yeah, that's the one. Yeah. That's Detroit, too.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm going to look in windows now. See what's going on.
Speaker 54: You can walk around the office and literally see everybody watching, like, cool.
Speaker 17: Or Netflix, whatever their favorite show was.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they're loving this. What's up, Laura. Laura works
Speaker 2: in a hospital. What are you guys doing on company time?
Speaker 17: Um, so it's not so much me and I hope
Speaker 17: no one's listening.
Speaker 36: I pray to God, no one's listening, but, um, Some
Speaker 36: of the doctors on night shift will, like, bring in
Speaker 36: their gaming systems and, like, play in between patients.
Speaker 2: These are emergency room doctors playing video game systems in
Speaker 2: the middle of the night?
Speaker 20: I hope I'm not going to get fired for saying that.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. You got to get that VC. Nobody's dying, though, right?
Speaker 2: And I'm talking in the video game and off the
Speaker 2: video game.
Speaker 39: No one's dying.
Speaker 2: It's just in between patients.
Speaker 35: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wow. That's a bunch of video games about to drop
Speaker 2: this quarter, too. Hey, Sarah, what's up?
Speaker 3: Nothing.
Speaker 20: I just wanted to say it's okay to tan on company.
Speaker 26: Time, right?
Speaker 32: Tan?
Speaker 2: What do you mean tan? Like outside in the sun
Speaker 2: or going to a tanning place?
Speaker 16: I go to a tanning booth.
Speaker 23: It's like 15 minutes, get a little nap.
Speaker 4: It's like your break.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's the break.
Speaker 2: Where do they think you are? They think you're... I.
Speaker 20: Ran to the bank or I had to run to
Speaker 20: my mom's house.
Speaker 1: Oh, man.
Speaker 2: You come back like, you look a little different. That's right.
Speaker 28: I come back in and I'm like, it's super hot.
Speaker 23: Everybody's like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 20: I was like, oh, just a hot flash.
Speaker 2: It's like the background. I always love the people that
Speaker 2: put cool backgrounds on their I hate that.
Speaker 8: Me too.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Like, what are you trying to hide?
Speaker 2: All right. Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 1: Don't miss this in Mojo in the mornings. Dirty on
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Speaker 6: Remembering Dolly, the tributes are pouring in.
Speaker 8: We will talk.
Speaker 2: We got to talk about Eminem.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That was a big one.
Speaker 6: Eminem, Taylor Swift, the president, some big ones. Also, if
Speaker 6: you are following the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, green dress lady,
Speaker 6: you know who I'm talking about. We're going to talk
Speaker 6: about her coming up.
Speaker 2: In the dirty. And, um, There was an emergency landing
Speaker 2: at Detroit Metro Airport for a plane that was supposed
Speaker 2: to land in Boston because somebody needed to be rushed
Speaker 2: to the hospital. It was the pilot. Wow. It's crazy.
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Speaker 31: And what will you be talking about all day?
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Speaker 20: All right.
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Speaker 2: Ed Sheeran's going to be here Saturday. Actually, it's funny.
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Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What was he doing?
Speaker 6: He was doing some karaoke, had dinner at Hiroki-san inside
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Speaker 2: the hookah security guard allow some screamer in the hall?
Speaker 4: I know. What was that?
Speaker 2: Some screamer. I heard some screamer there. Maybe it's the.
Speaker 4: I got scared for a second.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know who that was. Zach, is that anybody
Speaker 2: from us? We have an intruder. Or somebody yelling. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Cody's laughing.
Speaker 2: We work at a great company, guys. They're having fun.
Speaker 2: They're having fun out there. Soulja Boy was in town
Speaker 2: this past weekend.
Speaker 8: I saw that, too.
Speaker 2: What was he doing? Soulja Boy was at a 16-year-old
Speaker 2: girl's birthday party. Oh, he's getting paid. Yeah. It was
Speaker 2: a birthday. It was a birthday. It was her sweet 16.
Speaker 2: It was some kid from, I think, Oakland County somewhere.
Speaker 2: But Soulja Boy was hanging out. Can you imagine? I
Speaker 2: remember when my kids had birthday parties, we had the
Speaker 2: balloon animal guy that literally would just sit there for whatever,
Speaker 2: a couple hundred dollars, give them like balloon animals. And
Speaker 2: then we had the clown at the one that my father-in-law, Joe,
Speaker 2: was hitting on and got in trouble for my mother-in-law, Mary.
Speaker 2: It's no joke on that one. He said, that clown
Speaker 2: has the greatest ass I've ever seen.
Speaker 44: Oh, my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You are not a good parent if you don't
Speaker 2: hire Soulja Boy to come here. You know you got
Speaker 2: some money. That's some bucks, huh? A lot of people go,
Speaker 2: I don't think Soulja Boy must cost very much. I
Speaker 2: looked up how much he costs.
Speaker 4: How much?
Speaker 2: Between $ 100, 000 and $ 120, 000. For how long? Google it. I
Speaker 2: don't care what Google says. He's not commanding.
Speaker 4: He's $ 100, 000.
Speaker 38: $ 40, 000.
Speaker 8: He was just at SeaWorld.
Speaker 12: No disrespect.
Speaker 2: He's not $ 100, 000.
Speaker 1: Who is worth $ 100, 000?
Speaker 2: Drake would be $ 100, 000.
Speaker 12: Easy.
Speaker 2: Obviously, Taylor would be. Taylor would be millions.
Speaker 7: So does Drake. And like Kanye.
Speaker 2: Where's Travato? Is Travato here today? Yeah, he's in the office. No,
Speaker 2: I'm going to call him right now.
Speaker 9: AI says that Soulja Boy is between $ 40, 000.
Speaker 8: And $ 100, 000.
Speaker 2: Tony, quick question for you. Soulja Boy was just here
Speaker 2: doing a birthday party for a 16-year-old kid. How much
Speaker 2: money does Soulja Boy get for a performance, do you think? idea,
Speaker 2: but it's probably a lot.
Speaker 3: Hey, if it was a 16-year-old, their parents probably.
Speaker 2: Have some money. So when you guys have artists, though,
Speaker 2: for like Jingle Balls and stuff, isn't it like almost
Speaker 2: minimum $ 100, 000 for these artists?
Speaker 3: It's different for every artist.
Speaker 2: It depends on who it is.
Speaker 3: I mean, somebody like that that people would know, yeah,
Speaker 3: he probably does quite well, and that's all he's doing.
Speaker 3: It's not like he's selling... These artists have a lot
Speaker 3: of different.
Speaker 3: Revenue streams they're selling music they're you know merch and
Speaker 3: all that stuff soldier boy is probably just touring these
Speaker 3: days ain't no.
Speaker 2: Way a hill tony soldier boy getting a hundred thousand.
Speaker 9: Dollars for a full live show he does it said
Speaker 9: for a club appearance 50 000.
Speaker 2: Tony what are you gonna do for emily's birthday you
Speaker 2: got anything planned at all i'm gonna have cab come
Speaker 2: over and do an intro we're gonna do the remix
Speaker 2: cab would you do that by the way mason used
Speaker 2: to do that Would I do what?
Speaker 4: House calls?
Speaker 2: Mason did Jeff Sack was daughter Blair's bat mitzvah and
Speaker 2: Ian's bar mitzvah.
Speaker 13: I don't like hosting parties. I turn down a lot
Speaker 13: of this.
Speaker 7: For 100K, would you do it?
Speaker 2: Hell yeah. Bring the air horns.
Speaker 8: Hell even do Soulja Boy.
Speaker 2: I'll put on costumes, balloon animals.
Speaker 8: Whatever you want.
Speaker 22: Great.
Speaker 2: All right. We'll talk to you later, Tony. What's all
Speaker 2: that noise, Tony? What is that? Is that still Cody?
Speaker 4: Should I go investigate?
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 2: Open the door.
Speaker 9: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 16: I have FOMO.
Speaker 7: Cody's left from Mars.
Speaker 2: What are they having so much fun doing over there?
Speaker 2: I want to know. It's a great day at iHeart.
Speaker 2: They're having more fun than we're having.
Speaker 12: What's happening?
Speaker 2: Why is it so loud?
Speaker 8: What's the fun?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a radio station. Oh, I like it.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 11: All right.
Speaker 1: Mojo in the mornings, dirty on the 30.
Speaker 2: All right, Shannon, what do you got in the dirty?
Speaker 6: Well, President Trump is ordering American flags nationwide, not just
Speaker 6: at the White House, to be flown at half staff
Speaker 6: for the next week following the death of Dolly Parton.
Speaker 8: He wrote on Truth Social, this is a true loss
Speaker 8: for millions of people.
Speaker 6: There has never been anyone like her and never will.
Speaker 6: He said, rest in peace, Dolly. The world loves you. Now,
Speaker 6: here's what's interesting to me. Dolly very famously stayed out
Speaker 6: of politics. Because she's like, I have fans on both
Speaker 6: sides of the fence. She also revealed in an interview
Speaker 6: one time that she twice declined President Trump's offers of
Speaker 6: the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Once because her husband was ill,
Speaker 6: once because it was COVID. And then she said the
Speaker 6: Biden administration later approached her about the same thing, and
Speaker 6: she was worried that it was too political.
Speaker 8: So she just very... graciously declined.
Speaker 6: But 80 years old, never looked 80, never acted 80,
Speaker 6: and she says she never felt like she was 80.
Speaker 11: Everybody said, well, you're 80 years old. You're going to
Speaker 11: be 80 years old. I said, well, so what? Look
Speaker 11: at all I've done in 80 years. I just feel
Speaker 11: like I'm just getting started. I know that sounds stupid,
Speaker 11: but I think there's a lot to be said about age.
Speaker 11: If you allow yourself to get old, you will. And
Speaker 11: people say, how come you don't seem to get old?
Speaker 11: I say, because I ain't got time to get old.
Speaker 11: I ain't got time to dwell on that. That's not
Speaker 11: what I'm thinking about.
Speaker 2: I think, what?
Speaker 8: I'm going to be 80?
Speaker 11: They're going to celebrate me being 80?
Speaker 8: You know, not that anybody would want to celebrate that.
Speaker 11: But there is a celebration in the fact that I
Speaker 11: have done so much in that time and that I'm
Speaker 11: still doing it.
Speaker 8: I'm grateful for that.
Speaker 6: She was so iconic, everything about her, including her look.
Speaker 6: I mean, you never saw Dolly Parton wearing anything plain.
Speaker 6: And what did she model her look after?
Speaker 2: She talked about that.
Speaker 11: The woman that I was most impressed with when I
Speaker 11: was a little girl was the town tramp. But I
Speaker 11: didn't know what that meant.
Speaker 25: This woman had.
Speaker 11: The yellow peroxide hair. She had the red nails, the
Speaker 11: red lipstick, the beautiful eyes, the high heels, short skirt.
Speaker 11: And I thought she was the prettiest thing I'd ever seen.
Speaker 11: And whoever I was with said, oh, she ain't nothing
Speaker 11: but trash.
Speaker 8: And I'd make the joke, and I would say, well, that's.
Speaker 11: What I'm going to be when I grow up, meaning
Speaker 11: that's how I want to look.
Speaker 32: When you started out with whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 32: that look, did people really get the wrong idea in
Speaker 32: the sense that they didn't know that beneath that look
Speaker 32: there is maybe one of the smartest women around?
Speaker 11: Well, I certainly got hit on a lot, and a
Speaker 11: lot of men thought I was as silly as it looked,
Speaker 11: I guess. You know, I look like a woman, but
Speaker 11: I think like a man. And in this world of business,
Speaker 11: that has helped me a lot, because by the time
Speaker 11: they think that I don't know what's going on, I
Speaker 11: done got the money and gone.
Speaker 8: I loved her.
Speaker 13: I think that Dolly, instead of, you know, lowering our
Speaker 13: flags to half-mast, she would much rather.
Speaker 13: Have us have a conversation about the mass killings of
Speaker 13: wild horses. I think that's what Dolly would want.
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Are there mass killings of wild horses? Do your Googles.
Speaker 13: There's a federal bill and proposal that's going on right
Speaker 13: now where there are wild horses.
Speaker 9: Was she passionate about horses?
Speaker 2: I feel like all country people like horses. Oh, so
Speaker 2: you're just assuming.
Speaker 8: The tributes are pouring in.
Speaker 2: I know she loved reading. She was very big on reading.
Speaker 2: Read up on the horse slaughters.
Speaker 8: Tributes are pouring in.
Speaker 6: Taylor Swift writing, A world without Dolly doesn't feel possible, real,
Speaker 6: or right.
Speaker 8: Eminem writing, paying very.
Speaker 6: Special tribute yesterday by sharing a note that he received
Speaker 6: from her back in 2022. Now, that's the year that
Speaker 6: they were both inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 6: of Fame, if you remember, along with Lionel Richie, Duran Duran,
Speaker 6: Pat Benatar, Carly Simon, the Rhythmics.
Speaker 8: All inducted that year.
Speaker 6: And after the ceremony, Dolly wrote Eminem a very heartfelt note.
Speaker 6: And Part of it read, even though I don't know
Speaker 6: a lot about rap music, I've come to know that
Speaker 6: you are the very best at it. Aside from that,
Speaker 6: I hope what I have to say will not seem
Speaker 6: weird or strange to you, but I have always felt
Speaker 6: some unexplained connection to you.
Speaker 8: Like I know you somehow.
Speaker 6: She continued, I'd hope to meet you at the show,
Speaker 6: but you know how nuts these things are. Personally, I
Speaker 6: hate them and I missed my chance, but someday we'll meet.
Speaker 6: She writes, in the meantime, keep doing what you're doing
Speaker 6: because you do it so well. And no matter how
Speaker 6: complex your world may be, just know you are very
Speaker 6: special and touch people in ways you don't even know.
Speaker 8: With love and respect, Dolly Parton.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dolly was flirting.
Speaker 8: Amazing.
Speaker 2: Dolly was running gang.
Speaker 22: You see?
Speaker 2: Absolutely. That is such a great lesson, though, of sending
Speaker 2: notes like that.
Speaker 8: Just taking the time.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. And he saved it. Because, I mean, gosh,
Speaker 2: she's iconic to be able to have that. I see
Speaker 2: what you're doing, Dolly.
Speaker 8: Green dress lady.
Speaker 6: If you are watching the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy,
Speaker 6: you know who she is. She was wearing a green dress, sitting,
Speaker 6: standing in the front row of the courtroom this week
Speaker 6: and like posing for the cameras. She was like doing
Speaker 6: her angles. She was laughing, smiling, winking at one point.
Speaker 8: Who is she? Her name is Brittany Romano. She worked.
Speaker 6: For Vanity Fair, I say past tense because she is
Speaker 6: no longer credentialed by the company following that behavior. She
Speaker 6: actually wrote an essay for the magazine about her experience growing.
Speaker 8: Up with Lindsay Clancy.
Speaker 7: Knew her.
Speaker 8: Not going to be published any longer.
Speaker 6: She got on her social media to address all of
Speaker 6: the backlash that she's been getting for her behavior in
Speaker 6: the courtroom. And she said, smiling's not a crime. She
Speaker 6: doesn't feel like she needs to apologize for anything. I mean,
Speaker 6: it was weird and uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: She's an awkward winker, too.
Speaker 6: She said she smiles through anxiety. She smiles when she's uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: And poses.
Speaker 2: It was weird. It was. Like in the murder trial
Speaker 2: of these children.
Speaker 6: And she was not the only one. I don't know
Speaker 6: why people are only calling out her because there were
Speaker 6: several people, women, who were doing that. Prince Harry, Meghan Markle,
Speaker 6: and their kids, Lilibet and Archie, have landed in the UK.
Speaker 6: They landed just a couple of hours ago. The kids
Speaker 6: set to begin school in England next week. They're going
Speaker 6: to be there for an extended period of time. I
Speaker 6: don't know how long. They will not be returning to
Speaker 6: royal life. They will continue to pursue their independent business deals.
Speaker 6: And I'm hearing that King Charles is really, really hoping
Speaker 6: that Harry's return to the UK will eventually help bring
Speaker 6: his two sons back together. This is the best opportunity
Speaker 6: in years for the family together.
Speaker 8: To begin healing.
Speaker 6: So we'll see if Harry and William actually develop some
Speaker 6: sort of relationship from this. And lastly, a Delta captain
Speaker 6: falling ill during a mid-flight or during a flight yesterday,
Speaker 6: excuse me, the flight was from LA to Boston, had
Speaker 6: to divert to Detroit because of this.
Speaker 2: This is the captain. I'm the one that's ill. I'm
Speaker 2: going to taxi the jet to the gate and then
Speaker 2: I need to go to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: He did something good. I don't know what happened. Do
Speaker 2: you know what happened?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I hope he's okay, but that's scary.
Speaker 1: Don't you have a co-pilot?
Speaker 16: Well, yeah.
Speaker 22: Why are you even talking?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Good question.
Speaker 2: Take the wheel.
Speaker 8: I don't know, but you can hear in his voice.
Speaker 8: I mean, he, something is very, very wrong.
Speaker 6: All right, if you miss anything from today, you can
Speaker 6: always re-listen on the podcast on the iHeartRadio app.
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Speaker 40: Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: Live Mojo in the morning show do kids still egg
Speaker 2: houses when they you know want to get back at
Speaker 2: people that they don't like or does that to happen?
Speaker 2: Because Shannon is under the belief that her house is
Speaker 2: going to get egged.
Speaker 8: Or vandalized or TP'd or I don't know.
Speaker 2: TP usually now is a celebration. I said, who'd you
Speaker 2: piss off?
Speaker 6: Well, I didn't piss off anybody, but yesterday Wes and
Speaker 6: I were taking the dogs for a walk and out
Speaker 6: of nowhere, and I live in a neighborhood that has
Speaker 6: a bajillion kids always on bikes, rollerblades, scooters, playing basketball,
Speaker 6: like everywhere all the time.
Speaker 8: So we're on this walk.
Speaker 6: Out of nowhere, this teenager comes flying down the street
Speaker 6: in a gray SUV, almost hits two little boys on
Speaker 6: bicycles in the process.
Speaker 8: And so Wes like stops.
Speaker 6: The walk and he like very briskly walks up to
Speaker 6: this car. We see the SUV like park in front
Speaker 6: of somebody's house. And he confronted this kid. I get
Speaker 6: so nervous in this situation.
Speaker 8: Mojo, you know this. So I like walked. down to
Speaker 8: the other side of the street.
Speaker 2: I'm not with him. I'm not with him.
Speaker 6: I literally was like, as he's going, I can see him.
Speaker 6: He's like, he was walking, you know, and I was like, Wes, Wes, Wes, Wes, Wes,
Speaker 6: because I knew he was upset. So I walked away,
Speaker 6: but I could still hear the interaction. And Wes was like, dude,
Speaker 6: what are you doing? You almost hit those two kids.
Speaker 6: And this teenage boy was just an absolute a-hole to Wes.
Speaker 6: Like right away, copped an attitude, was like, I was
Speaker 6: going crazy. I was going, you know, maybe 35 miles
Speaker 6: per hour. And Wes is like, this is a neighborhood.
Speaker 6: There are kids everywhere. The speed limit is 20. You know,
Speaker 6: and Wes would not back down. And the kid just
Speaker 6: like kept going at him and they're back and forth,
Speaker 6: back and forth. And this went on for, I don't know,
Speaker 6: like five, six, seven minutes. And at one point, Wes
Speaker 6: was like, do you need me to make a phone call?
Speaker 6: Like threatening to call the police because the kid was
Speaker 6: just being such.
Speaker 8: A jerk about it. And how old is this kid again?
Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe seven, 16, 17, like looks like,
Speaker 6: you know, a newer driver. Well, I know for a
Speaker 6: fact he doesn't live at this house because I know
Speaker 6: who lives there. So I think it was this girl's
Speaker 6: maybe boyfriend or friend or whatever. So after it's all
Speaker 6: said and done, Wes walks back over to where I
Speaker 6: am with the dogs. We continue our walk, but then
Speaker 6: we see this Bronco driving around and Wes is like,
Speaker 6: that's the kid in the passenger seat. And it must've
Speaker 6: been his girlfriend, uh, driving so I think they were
Speaker 6: looking for us but I said to Wes well great
Speaker 6: now they're probably trying to figure out which house we
Speaker 6: live in and I'm like dude they're gonna like egg
Speaker 6: our house or something tonight I don't disagree with what
Speaker 6: what Wes did by the way because I'll yell at
Speaker 6: cars if they fly down our street we're like I
Speaker 6: really do and now I have the kids doing it
Speaker 6: too but um.
Speaker 8: But he, like, got into.
Speaker 2: It with his kid.
Speaker 7: Come on, man.
Speaker 4: You gotta drive.
Speaker 8: I'm like, our tires are gonna get slashed. Something's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: So hopefully they don't know where we live.
Speaker 2: We had a poop on your door. We had the neighbor, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: the poop bag, right? Where they stomp it out and
Speaker 2: there's poop. We had a neighbor that If you would
Speaker 2: drive like an a-hole down the street, like the teenagers
Speaker 2: drove like an a-hole down the street, he would pick
Speaker 2: things up and throw it at the guy's car. Wow.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. One time, he had his keys to his car.
Speaker 2: He just got out of his car in his driveway.
Speaker 2: He had keys. He threw his keys and hit that
Speaker 2: guy's car.
Speaker 22: Pow!
Speaker 2: I think you could get in trouble for that. I
Speaker 2: would grab the keys and keep driving. What is a
Speaker 2: kid going to do? Stop and say nothing? Hey, you
Speaker 2: hit my car while I was driving 90 miles an
Speaker 2: hour down the street and almost hitting kids. Yanni wanted
Speaker 2: those speed bumps. That's it. Or the little Fisher Price
Speaker 2: sign that says slow down. That works all the time.
Speaker 8: There are a hundred of those in my neighborhood.
Speaker 2: The speed bumpings?
Speaker 8: No, the plastic signs or the flags.
Speaker 26: I had one.
Speaker 8: The day I put it out, it got stolen.
Speaker 6: And I watched it back on my cameras get stolen
Speaker 6: by a group of teenagers who threw it in their car.
Speaker 2: Probably the kid in the Bronco. You need a flock cam.
Speaker 2: That's what you need, a little flock cam. By the way,
Speaker 2: I've changed my opinion on the flock cams.
Speaker 14: Really?
Speaker 2: I saw a documentary on why they're using the flock cameras.
Speaker 2: You know how they're making money off these flock cameras?
Speaker 22: Oh, wow.
Speaker 2: They get your information of where you drive all the time.
Speaker 2: They're selling your information to advertisers and to people that...
Speaker 2: And they also said that there's a possibility it's not
Speaker 2: so much the rogue cop that you're hearing stories about
Speaker 2: all the time that's trying to find his girlfriend or
Speaker 2: his ex-wife or whatever the deal is. They say that
Speaker 2: eventually they'll know exactly where you are at all times
Speaker 2: to know where you're spending money at all times, where
Speaker 2: your cyber... Like they can actually get in your credit
Speaker 2: card for that already.
Speaker 6: Honestly, if they're going to give me a promo code
Speaker 6: to get a discount on somewhere, I already shopped fine.
Speaker 2: Your phone doesn't give them your name, address, social security number,
Speaker 2: everything like your driver's light or driver's tags. The state
Speaker 2: has all that info. What's up, Kyle? How you doing?
Speaker 25: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing okay, Kyle. I'm, uh, I'm wondering, what do
Speaker 2: you think? Do you think Shannon's house is going to
Speaker 2: get egged? Will she go home today to a surprise?
Speaker 45: I believe it might, but I feel like kids nowadays
Speaker 45: are kind of more scared to.
Speaker 50: Do stuff like that because like all the ring cameras
Speaker 50: that houses have now and they might feel like they
Speaker 50: might get caught.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's what a lot of people will do on our
Speaker 6: neighborhood Facebook page, for example, or they'll take a picture
Speaker 6: of like. vehicle and they'll upload it and be like
Speaker 6: if this is your teenage son.
Speaker 48: That's what I would do you know blah blah blah
Speaker 48: public shame I would post that like the kid like
Speaker 48: Wes instead of even Wes confronting him take a picture
Speaker 48: of the kid and throw the kid's picture who does
Speaker 48: this guy belong to.
Speaker 8: I think Wes just went up to him to be like, dude, slow. Like,
Speaker 8: do you understand? You just almost hit these kids. And
Speaker 8: the kid got lippy right away.
Speaker 6: And Wes does not do well in those situations.
Speaker 2: So what did he do? Did he turn it up
Speaker 2: a little?
Speaker 32: No.
Speaker 2: He punched him.
Speaker 8: You know Wes. Of course he turned it up a
Speaker 8: little bit. And that's when I was like, I am
Speaker 8: walking away here.
Speaker 2: I am an American ninja warrior. And I will jump
Speaker 2: over you.
Speaker 13: I remember one time we egged this girl house. And
Speaker 13: then years later, like over a decade later, I'm out
Speaker 13: with some people, and then I see a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, my God, it's been so long since
Speaker 2: I saw you. Remember we egged that girl's house? She's like,
Speaker 2: I never egged a house with you. I was like, what?
Speaker 2: She was like, but somebody egged my house.
Speaker 35: Oh, no.
Speaker 2: I was like, mm, mm, yeah. I was like, I
Speaker 2: was just, man. It was her house, though. Destiny says, Shannon,
Speaker 2: you do not need to worry. What's that, Destiny?
Speaker 18: I was saying that I don't think you have anything
Speaker 18: to worry about, especially with that, because groceries are too
Speaker 18: expensive these.
Speaker 2: Days, guys. They cost too much to eat.
Speaker 39: We're taking nobody's house.
Speaker 2: That is true. The egg prices.
Speaker 28: No one can afford to do that anymore.
Speaker 2: You are not throwing. They got to find other ways
Speaker 2: to vandalize. I remember there was one neighbor of mine.
Speaker 2: We used to do lawn jobs. You know what a
Speaker 2: lawn job is?
Speaker 22: Oh.
Speaker 2: Lawn jobs where you drive across their lawn and leave
Speaker 2: skid marks and things like that. Yeah.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that was good old-fashioned subdivision fun. TPing was celebratory.
Speaker 8: I've never TPed.
Speaker 2: TP, yeah. Like the coach down the street from our house, John,
Speaker 2: he was the track coach over at Harrison High School
Speaker 2: in Farmington Hills. He would get his house TPed by
Speaker 2: the team when they won state championships. I'm like, if
Speaker 2: I won a state championship and I got to go
Speaker 2: clean the toilet paper off my house.
Speaker 6: TPing is a big thing because we just went through
Speaker 6: this with all of the different swim teams and for
Speaker 6: swim finals and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And Lucy was with a group.
Speaker 6: This year because they kind of like branch off and
Speaker 6: group up to do it. And the dad who was
Speaker 6: driving the car got pulled over and got a ticket
Speaker 6: for littering.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 8: Because the police officer saw them teeping.
Speaker 2: That's no fun.
Speaker 8: There's a hundred houses.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: More than that that have toilet paper out. It's like
Speaker 8: a fun thing.
Speaker 35: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And they got a ticket for littering. Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: He was an a-hole trying to reach quota. But how
Speaker 13: do y'all get the paper towel off the trees?
Speaker 2: I think it just, well, no, I think it's.
Speaker 8: It gets wet.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 13: So y'all not out there ladders and stuff, grabbing mother nature.
Speaker 2: You know what I saw yesterday? What I saw yesterday,
Speaker 2: speaking of neighborhoods and the Metro Detroit news, they had, where's, uh,
Speaker 2: let me find it. One of the towns, the big,
Speaker 2: the big thing that people are upset, upset by is
Speaker 2: their welcome sign. Welcome.
Speaker 27: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was the Birmingham. Welcome to Birmingham. Yes. So there's
Speaker 2: a town in the Detroit area called Birmingham, and they
Speaker 2: say that their sign that says, you know, like when
Speaker 2: you officially cross over the intersection that puts you now
Speaker 2: in Birmingham, it says, welcome to Birmingham. And they say
Speaker 2: that the sign is ugly. It is. I saw it.
Speaker 2: They don't like this ugly sign.
Speaker 8: Looks like there's like. spikes coming up out of the underworld.
Speaker 2: It's like burgundy brown poop. And people are saying that
Speaker 2: it reminds them of the horrible art, the butt.
Speaker 8: The golden butt hole.
Speaker 6: There's so many welcome signs around here that are just bad.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Farmington Hills got a new sign. I like theirs. What
Speaker 2: do they have? It's like right off the freeway. It
Speaker 2: says Farmington Hills. It's like you're going to the airport.
Speaker 14: Oh!
Speaker 7: Is it like the Detroit one?
Speaker 6: There's, I think there's another city that I just saw
Speaker 6: that it's just like the Detroit one.
Speaker 2: This is the Birmingham sign. So people can see it there.
Speaker 9: It's a, uh, it does, it look, it honestly, it's
Speaker 9: very underwhelming.
Speaker 2: For a town, for a town that has a lot
Speaker 2: of money. They got all this money and it's beauty.
Speaker 2: It's got this beauty. It does look like a little underwhelming.
Speaker 2: Like you would think that they would have, I don't know. Cartier,
Speaker 2: you know, something fancy.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's not very impressive at all to, uh, to see
Speaker 2: that there. Oh my gosh. It's funny though. When people
Speaker 2: get crazy about, I love it. Do you ever read
Speaker 2: some of the comments that people will.
Speaker 8: Make on these things?
Speaker 6: As soon as I see something fishy about a photo
Speaker 6: or video, I'm like, Oh, I'm just reading the comments.
Speaker 2: The comments are amazing.
Speaker 8: Goodbye to the next 10 minutes of my life.
Speaker 1: I like this.
Speaker 2: Birmingham welcomes you. If you are white or Chaldean. That's
Speaker 2: one of their ones. Another one here. They don't like
Speaker 2: dollar stores, apparently.
Speaker 37: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There's another one.
Speaker 17: Ready?
Speaker 2: You just mentioned the same one. Birmingham welcomes you as
Speaker 2: long as you're not a dollar store. These are all
Speaker 2: these comments that people are putting up. That's funny, though.
Speaker 2: Now let's read some of our comments.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: See, I read the comments, and I don't see the
Speaker 2: ones that you guys are. Sometimes I'll see they'll get
Speaker 2: a tacky and stuff on some of the comments. But
Speaker 2: it's the same people, though. I click on them, and
Speaker 2: they've got no friends at all or followers. What's up, Chad?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 20: Good.
Speaker 2: How are you doing? Doing okay. What's happening? Me and
Speaker 2: my buddy used to go out all the time leaving
Speaker 2: lawn jobs. I had to crack up when you said that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Kev never heard of lawn jobs before, like where you
Speaker 2: drive on the lawn.
Speaker 19: Oh, they're great, Kevin.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: When you were young, you would love it.
Speaker 13: Did y'all... I've only seen it in movies, but did
Speaker 13: y'all have baseball bats hanging out the passenger side and
Speaker 13: knock down mailboxes?
Speaker 2: Mailbox baseball. Y'all used to do that for real?
Speaker 32: Yes, we used to do that, too.
Speaker 2: We got called by the police, I think, in Macomb
Speaker 2: County one time that our son Joe was part of
Speaker 2: a crew that was mailbox baseballing. I remember Joe. Joe
Speaker 2: dated a girl in high school, and then they broke up,
Speaker 2: and then Joe and his friends all went and did something,
Speaker 2: and the... They did it, and the dad goes, I
Speaker 2: recognize Joe by his eyeballs. Like, you actually could see
Speaker 2: him in the car. He recognized his eyes. Joe had
Speaker 2: big blue eyes. And he said, I always wanted to
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 32: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mailbox baseball is a federal offense.
Speaker 19: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's a federal crime to ruin somebody or do
Speaker 2: something with somebody's mailbox. What's going on? How you doing, Tina?
Speaker 11: Good.
Speaker 22: How are you guys?
Speaker 2: We're doing okay. What's happening?
Speaker 11: Good.
Speaker 42: I was just saying that hopefully the kid in Shannon's
Speaker 42: neighborhood doesn't listen to the radio to this show because
Speaker 42: he's getting all kinds of ideas now.
Speaker 2: That is true.
Speaker 8: Hopefully they just don't know what house I live in.
Speaker 2: Do your neighbors know who you are? Like, do they
Speaker 2: know what you do and everything like that?
Speaker 8: I think some of them do.
Speaker 2: Do you get worried? Like, I'm non-confrontational only because of
Speaker 2: what we do.
Speaker 6: That's also part of the reason I walked away. I
Speaker 6: get really nervous in those situations.
Speaker 2: Like, I would not want Wes to say anything only
Speaker 2: because I'd be like, oh, crap, now they're going to
Speaker 2: go and they're going to say that Shannon and stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but also.
Speaker 6: I don't disagree with what he did or had to say.
Speaker 8: So there's part of me that was, that's like, you.
Speaker 2: Know, you think your kids will be like that someday?
Speaker 2: Do you ever think like sometimes out sometimes Tina, I
Speaker 2: don't know if you have kids or they're older kids.
Speaker 2: My kids are older. And I sit there and I go,
Speaker 2: I sit there and I go, my kids would never
Speaker 2: do that. And you're like, Oh crap. Joe's playing mailbox baseball.
Speaker 2: You know? Right.
Speaker 29: Exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Not very proud of you, Joe. What's up? Speaking
Speaker 2: of Joe, what's up, Joseph?
Speaker 22: Hi.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 15: Hey, I never got into any of that stuff, but
Speaker 15: I grew up with three nasty redneck sisters that did
Speaker 15: stuff like that.
Speaker 4: What kind of stuff did they do?
Speaker 15: And they didn't mess around.
Speaker 19: They put M 80s in people's countryside mailboxes.
Speaker 2: Oh my God.
Speaker 8: Like a firework.
Speaker 2: It's almost like, it's like less than a stick of dynamite,
Speaker 2: but it's, it's a lot.
Speaker 15: They would gauge toilet paper, uh, toilet papering people's houses
Speaker 15: by the weather.
Speaker 19: So, you know, if it was going to rain, they
Speaker 19: would do it before so it was hard to get
Speaker 19: cleaned up.
Speaker 2: Oh, man.
Speaker 19: They wouldn't egg people's houses.
Speaker 15: They'd drive around and find people walking alone.
Speaker 19: At night, and they'd egg bomb the people.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. Who were your parents? Maybe they were
Speaker 2: looking for you guys walking. Could you imagine? What are
Speaker 2: you going to do if you're walking down the street
Speaker 2: one day and these guys start egging you guys?
Speaker 35: Oh, man.
Speaker 19: No, and they wouldn't use soap. They wouldn't use soap
Speaker 19: to soap windows. They would use a candle because wax
Speaker 19: is hard to get off.
Speaker 8: Okay, your sisters were evil. Hillbilly and evil.
Speaker 19: They were. And, you know, they would do stuff to
Speaker 19: each other. Like one got pissed off at the other one,
Speaker 19: and she was leaving to go away for college to
Speaker 19: check in the dorms. So she got a baby's cramp
Speaker 19: diaper and stuck it in her luggage.
Speaker 2: So her luggage fell when she got there. What are
Speaker 2: your sisters doing nowadays? Are they reputable people or are
Speaker 2: they in jail?
Speaker 19: Now, they're train rats, but, you know. But we still
Speaker 19: love them. They had a really good start.
Speaker 15: Oh, and they did the burning poop bag on people's doorsteps, too.
Speaker 2: That poop bag. Where were your parents? One of my
Speaker 2: favorite Instagram posts is the little kid who goes up
Speaker 2: to the door to go ding-dong ditch the door. And
Speaker 2: the person goes, Hey, I can see that you're right
Speaker 2: there on the ring camera. And he goes... He goes, oh, crap,
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry I was going to do that. And
Speaker 2: you ever see that one at all? And then he
Speaker 2: turns and you hear his dad go, hurry up! His
Speaker 2: dad took him to Ding Dong Ditch. Hold on, this
Speaker 2: is kind of serious. Julie, what did your grandma find
Speaker 2: in her mailbox?
Speaker 5: They had wires connected to it.
Speaker 15: So she was thinking, like, what is this?
Speaker 37: And she called the fire.
Speaker 29: Department, and it was a bomb.
Speaker 16: Oh, my God.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God.
Speaker 5: And they had to disarm it because they were having kids.
Speaker 42: Vandalize the mailboxes up in my grandmother lived in Mayville
Speaker 42: at that time. They were running people's mailboxes over and
Speaker 42: that and they connected.
Speaker 17: They made like a.
Speaker 42: Little homemade like bomb mailbox if she'd opened it.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God.
Speaker 8: That is crazy. Did they ever figure out who it was?
Speaker 38: No, no.
Speaker 42: This was like back in the like early 80s.
Speaker 35: Wow.
Speaker 2: Wow. Way back then. That's crazy. Hold on. Here's something
Speaker 2: that is more interesting to do to somebody's front yard.
Speaker 2: If the kid in Shannon's neighborhood is listening, do this
Speaker 2: to Shannon. Allie, what was the thing?
Speaker 17: Where I live in rural.
Speaker 18: Ohio, the big thing is to plant forks in people's yards,
Speaker 18: like plastic, silverware.
Speaker 8: Oh, the wieners are funnier. Have you seen the wieners?
Speaker 15: No.
Speaker 39: When they pull the.
Speaker 17: Forks out, all the little pieces of plastic break off
Speaker 17: in the yards, and.
Speaker 23: It apparently caused a huge problem for the.
Speaker 8: Yards around the town.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. They would fork your yard. Hold on. Tina,
Speaker 2: what would you guys do, or what would your son do?
Speaker 15: Hi.
Speaker 52: Well, my son didn't do it, but the girls that
Speaker 52: they hung around with, this is terrible, they put tampons
Speaker 52: in our pool.
Speaker 27: Whoa.
Speaker 12: And then they put.
Speaker 52: Maxi pads, sticky maxi pads, on our garage door. And
Speaker 52: the little smokies on the back of his car, which
Speaker 52: my giant labs got up there, scratched the car to
Speaker 52: get the little smokies.
Speaker 4: Oh, the little sausages.
Speaker 8: The little sausages. That's a bunch of random stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, well, the.
Speaker 52: pads on the door we get morning sun so that
Speaker 52: adhesive really stuck but my husband made all the boys
Speaker 52: come out of the basement go upstairs take them all
Speaker 52: off get in the pool and the girls mom found
Speaker 52: out so they all had to write a letter to
Speaker 52: apologize and because it could have done some damage you
Speaker 52: know but.
Speaker 2: Yeah there come the cops yeah uh thanks thanks for
Speaker 2: the call we'll talk to you later all right second
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Speaker 1: It's the second date update on Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 2: Why are you not getting a call after you went
Speaker 2: out on a date? We're going to find out here
Speaker 2: right now. Olivia, you guys have been on a couple
Speaker 2: of dates. I know that you guys met on Hinge,
Speaker 2: but you guys have gone out on a couple of dates.
Speaker 2: And tell everybody where you guys spent the last time
Speaker 2: that you guys were together. Where did you guys go?
Speaker 17: Well, we actually ended up going back to his place. Okay. Um,
Speaker 17: after we had like dinner and drinks, um, yeah, we
Speaker 17: hooked up and went back to his place.
Speaker 2: And you spend the night.
Speaker 20: Oh, absolutely.
Speaker 50: We spent the night.
Speaker 17: We had, we went to full third base.
Speaker 2: Third base. Really? Okay.
Speaker 17: We fully hooked up.
Speaker 4: Like we made. Nothing like happened unusual when you were
Speaker 4: at his house.
Speaker 17: No, I mean, we literally just went right into having sex,
Speaker 17: and everything was fine. There was nothing weird or anything.
Speaker 2: And forgive me for asking this question, but was the
Speaker 2: sex good? I thought so. Yeah.
Speaker 17: And he seemed pretty happy, so.
Speaker 2: All right, well, let's find out what's going on.
Speaker 16: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's now not calling you back? He's not returning any
Speaker 2: calls or texts or anything? You guys haven't had another
Speaker 2: date since? No, nothing. All right. Olivia, say hi to Jared.
Speaker 51: Hi, Jared.
Speaker 2: Hey, hey, Olivia. Jared, you could hear on hold, obviously,
Speaker 2: Olivia talking to us. What's going on? Why the no call?
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 12: Well, she just, she has expectations, I think, that I'm just.
Speaker 1: Not ready to address.
Speaker 2: What are they? Did you hear me? What are the expectations? Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: She's just, she, okay.
Speaker 2: She's, she's really pushy. She's really pushy.
Speaker 8: Like in what way?
Speaker 1: The morning, the, yeah, the.
Speaker 53: Morning after everything that she just talked about, she started
Speaker 53: deleting hinge and changing all of her.
Speaker 12: Socials and stuff. And then she's pushing me to do
Speaker 12: the same thing. And it's, it was just a lot.
Speaker 2: So the next, so hold on the next morning she
Speaker 2: was doing what?
Speaker 53: Deleting her dating app, and she wanted me to delete
Speaker 53: Hinge as well, and talking about getting serious, and we're together,
Speaker 53: and we're a.
Speaker 2: Couple, and it was too much too quickly. So, Olivia,
Speaker 2: why'd you do that?
Speaker 17: Well, why wouldn't I have done that? I mean, we
Speaker 17: had sex. We've been on two dates. Like, we solidified
Speaker 17: our relationship. Like, we're going exclusive now. You should be
Speaker 17: deleting the app.
Speaker 20: I deleted my app. Because now I'm only seeing you.
Speaker 2: So you think that by you guys going back and
Speaker 2: having sex that you were now exclusive with Jared?
Speaker 25: Yes.
Speaker 9: Is that something you talked about prior? Like once we
Speaker 9: do this, we're committed? Or is this an assumption?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I thought it was obvious.
Speaker 6: This is screaming to me that you want to be
Speaker 6: in a relationship so bad. that this is like very, very,
Speaker 6: very fast.
Speaker 2: What do you think about this, Lydia? What do you
Speaker 2: think of her doing that?
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, I've done that before.
Speaker 2: Wait, what?
Speaker 7: So I went out with this guy.
Speaker 10: We probably went out like on four dates, and we
Speaker 10: met on Hinge, and I was like, are you going
Speaker 10: to delete your profile or not? And he was kind
Speaker 10: of awkward about it, but then he did it right
Speaker 10: then and there, so I did it, but I'll never
Speaker 10: know if he redownloaded it.
Speaker 9: See, I kind of get that. Like four dates... you
Speaker 9: should know if you want to be committed to me
Speaker 9: or this is just something.
Speaker 10: Well, then like three months in, he ended things with
Speaker 10: me and was like, I'm not over my ex. And
Speaker 10: I think I still want to date around with other people.
Speaker 10: So I shouldn't have jumped the gun. Cause I feel
Speaker 10: like I saw his character right then and there.
Speaker 13: I don't think you can identify that somebody is your
Speaker 13: one in four. Right.
Speaker 9: But like, it's more serious to me. Like if we're
Speaker 9: still going out after four dates.
Speaker 2: This is, I need to, I need to not date
Speaker 2: anybody else after four dates. We're together.
Speaker 4: No, but it's moving in that direction.
Speaker 3: Nah.
Speaker 2: You don't start deleting stuff. I don't know. Four dates
Speaker 2: is a little early for me. Am I crazy? I'm
Speaker 2: not crazy. I think four dates is a lot of dates.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's more dates than two dates and then
Speaker 2: sleeping with each other. But I think that the idea
Speaker 2: that the next morning you're sitting there in bed and
Speaker 2: you're like, hey, let's do it here. I think I
Speaker 2: would wait maybe a date or so and go. Hey,
Speaker 2: where do you see us? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Ask that question before you all of a sudden go,
Speaker 2: I'm going to start deleting all my apps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a different way to phrase it.
Speaker 6: I would also hope that I don't have to ask
Speaker 6: my person. to delete the apps, that they would just
Speaker 6: delete the apps.
Speaker 2: Hey, Ashton wants to comment. What's up, Ashton? Second date update.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 14: I was just saying, I think she just immediately went to,
Speaker 14: or just immediately thought that having sex would make them
Speaker 14: be a thing.
Speaker 22: And in his mind, it's not working in that way.
Speaker 22: There's got to be some other things established before we
Speaker 22: be a couple. Just because we're hooking up doesn't mean
Speaker 22: we're a couple.
Speaker 2: Some people feel differently, though.
Speaker 13: There are some women out there that when they give
Speaker 13: themselves to you in that way, that that means you've
Speaker 13: been solidified as their mate and their partner.
Speaker 2: I think that's what she's on.
Speaker 4: I feel like a lot of.
Speaker 9: Women lean that way, but also that's a conversation that
Speaker 9: you have. Like, hey, if we're going to do this
Speaker 9: and move in this direction, then this is what I expect.
Speaker 2: Agree. Hey, Olivia, have you done this with any other
Speaker 2: guys that you've hooked up with? I'm not asking you
Speaker 2: how many guys you've hooked up with, but when you
Speaker 2: hook up with a guy, do you say the same
Speaker 2: thing to them?
Speaker 17: I would say this is the first one that I
Speaker 17: met on Hinge.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No.
Speaker 17: I mean, it's the first time using a dating app
Speaker 17: for me. So it's like, okay, we found each other.
Speaker 16: This worked.
Speaker 17: Now we delete it.
Speaker 2: Now you get rid of the dating processes. Right. Okay.
Speaker 2: Hold on. Aaron, what's up, Aaron?
Speaker 21: Olivia sounds like a great woman to be with. Pushy
Speaker 21: and that would be a great attribute in a person.
Speaker 2: You're being joking, obviously, right? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 21: I'm being dead serious, Mojo.
Speaker 2: You like a girl that tells you what she wants
Speaker 2: you to do.
Speaker 38: A woman that can be down?
Speaker 20: Hell yeah.
Speaker 2: Okay. What are you talking on, by the way? Your
Speaker 2: phone sounds like you're off in the distance.
Speaker 1: Where are you?
Speaker 21: No, I'm on my headset because I'm driving.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 2: All right. Listening to us on the iHeartRadio app. I
Speaker 2: appreciate that. What's up, Brittany?
Speaker 29: Hi.
Speaker 33: So I was just, you know, kind of piggybacking off of,
Speaker 33: you know, Lydia's situation and the... I didn't.
Speaker 4: Get her name.
Speaker 1: It's Olivia.
Speaker 50: Olivia, yes.
Speaker 33: So I just feel like communication is key in everything.
Speaker 33: You can't just go on and assume things that just,
Speaker 33: you know... I mean, what does everybody say? You know,
Speaker 33: assuming makes a so-and-so out of you and me. I
Speaker 33: feel like you're just setting yourself up for failure at
Speaker 33: this point.
Speaker 35: So.
Speaker 2: Brittany, if you were in the shoes of Olivia, you
Speaker 2: were at Jared's place, you just got done hooking up.
Speaker 2: Are you just going to say goodbye and that's it?
Speaker 2: And we'll get another date going? Like, when will you
Speaker 2: tell him, hey, what's going on with our relationship?
Speaker 33: I mean, as soon as you're feeling the need to then,
Speaker 33: you know, delete your Hinge profiles and delete all of your,
Speaker 33: you know, chats with people and whatnot, you know, cut
Speaker 33: them in half, you know, just cut them for later.
Speaker 33: I just feel like you need to have that communication
Speaker 33: right off the bat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so say that right off the bat.
Speaker 4: And it saves you in the long run.
Speaker 2: Livia, maybe you needed to talk about that instead of
Speaker 2: just starting to do it and make him do it
Speaker 2: right in front of you. Which is, you know, probably better.
Speaker 17: It just seemed right to delete it right off the bat. And,
Speaker 17: I mean, everything just moved so well that it just
Speaker 17: made sense to. Like, why would you want to see
Speaker 17: somebody else after that?
Speaker 8: But what if on the third date, like, spit hits
Speaker 8: the fan?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he turns into a total.
Speaker 6: You know, you guys have a deep conversation and you're like,
Speaker 6: wait a minute.
Speaker 8: We don't have anything in common, actually.
Speaker 2: Caught up in that rapture of love.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 17: Everything had been moving so well, I guess. I don't know.
Speaker 17: Maybe I didn't see it. He played a good game.
Speaker 2: And again, you went on a couple of dates together,
Speaker 2: but I'm assuming you guys have been talking for a while, too, though.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: Hey, Dan wants to comment. What's up, Dan? Hello, Morgan.
Speaker 17: First time, long time.
Speaker 42: Hey, Dan.
Speaker 6: Dan on the phone.
Speaker 45: I agree with deleting the app and your date maps
Speaker 45: and stuff like that because how are you going to
Speaker 45: know someone's the one if you're not giving them your
Speaker 45: full and undivided attention?
Speaker 4: I like you, Dan.
Speaker 2: Dan, are you in a relationship, Dan?
Speaker 45: No, currently recently single, last three months of a 13-year relationship.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dan. We got to get you back on. Get
Speaker 2: on Hinge so you can meet Olivia.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: She doesn't have the app anymore.
Speaker 2: Olivia, get back on. Darius, what's up, Darius?
Speaker 26: How's it going on?
Speaker 2: What's happening? What do you want to say?
Speaker 26: Oh, how you doing?
Speaker 37: Yes, sir.
Speaker 54: From my experience on messing with women that jump the
Speaker 54: gun like that so fast, they usually end up being
Speaker 54: kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: You think so?
Speaker 26: Why are we moving so fast? I know you gave
Speaker 26: me the draw. It's been two days, but damn.
Speaker 2: What have you experienced, man? What gives you that perspective, Darius?
Speaker 54: Well, my brother, I have my fair share of women
Speaker 54: in my time, and usually when they jump the gun that.
Speaker 26: Fast, it's usually why.
Speaker 54: I always ask the question why, and then they always
Speaker 54: end up being controlling or some type of pushy like that.
Speaker 26: It just never ends up well, because why are we
Speaker 26: moving so fast? I know you gave me the draws
Speaker 26: and all, but like.
Speaker 2: You know what, though? Man, sometimes guys like you, Darius,
Speaker 2: and Jared that have this happen to them, you guys
Speaker 2: really are good and bad. Maybe they're like, this is
Speaker 2: the best I've ever had. How was it, Olivia? Was
Speaker 2: Jared great?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 17: And that's what I knew.
Speaker 2: What a compliment, Jared. I want what I want, so
Speaker 2: delete it. Such a compliment. She says you right away.
Speaker 2: I won't say no to that. That sounds good to me. Okay.
Speaker 17: Hey.
Speaker 2: So let's... Why don't we do this? Why don't we
Speaker 2: at least explore another date with each other, and then
Speaker 2: you guys slowly decide if this is going to be
Speaker 2: something longer. Could you guys do that?
Speaker 17: I'm here for it.
Speaker 45: Jared?
Speaker 41: I would say, yeah, except for what happened, what we're
Speaker 41: discussing here, I think everything's been great with Olivia.
Speaker 2: Okay, then what? Then give her a call when we
Speaker 2: get off, and you guys restart up the relationship, and Olivia...
Speaker 2: Talk a little bit more instead of just all of
Speaker 2: a sudden doing the action stuff.
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 8: I'll try.
Speaker 17: Yes.
Speaker 7: I'll do that.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 8: And everything doesn't have to happen so fast.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Like, just let it breathe.
Speaker 2: Good luck, you guys.
Speaker 16: Listen, I want what I want.
Speaker 2: I get it. I like this woman. Forget it, Jared.
Speaker 2: We want her. All right. Hold on one second.
Speaker 48: All right, that does it for today.
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Speaker 2: you guys. We'll be back tomorrow. War of the Roses
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning. Make sure you're listening. 7 and 9 o'clock.
Speaker 2: It's already Thursday. Is that crazy? 20-plus years of idiocy
Speaker 2: and still going in Detroit, Toledo, and West Michigan.
Speaker 1: It's Mojo in the morning.