Speaker 1: No matter where you are in the world, remember you're
Speaker 1: never far from another rovers moaning glory fan, rovers moaning glory.
Speaker 2: She is he coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 2: What do you have on the way, Doug.
Speaker 3: Imagine going to a concert and then having the person
Speaker 3: that you're there to see gifting you as something that's
Speaker 3: really incredible.
Speaker 4: Who is the performer? What did they give the audience?
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you the story nuts, all right, We'll
Speaker 2: get to that in just a moment. Jeff sent a
Speaker 2: text message and says, this woman sounds exactly like my
Speaker 2: ex wife. She accused me of so many insane things,
Speaker 2: all the while having an eating disorder herself that she
Speaker 2: was and is in denial about, and having at least
Speaker 2: one affair that I know of. People that continually accuse
Speaker 2: others of things are typically doing so to hide their
Speaker 2: own issues. He's talking about these recordings the Congressman Max
Speaker 2: Miller has put out between him and his ex wife,
Speaker 2: who's the daughter of a senator, and she's accused him
Speaker 2: of abuse. As former girlfriend who accused him of abuse.
Speaker 2: Somebody sent me a text message says, supposedly Max Miller
Speaker 2: got in trouble in high school for throwing a girl
Speaker 2: down the stairs. Now, I don't know if that's true
Speaker 2: or not. I know that he has been. I know
Speaker 2: that he has been. I know he had some assault
Speaker 2: charges and various things. I don't know any of the details.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's related, maybe it's not related. I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Let's see what is legal issues? Two thousand and seventy
Speaker 2: he pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges after being
Speaker 2: charged with assault this early conduct and resisting arrestwenty and nine,
Speaker 2: charged with underage drinking twenty ten disorderly conduct from a
Speaker 2: late night physical altercation at Cleveland Heights, charged with operating
Speaker 2: a vehicle without reasonable control and operating a vehicle while
Speaker 2: impaired after crashing his cheap Grand Cherokee. He told officers
Speaker 2: that he had two to three beers and several shots
Speaker 2: and woke up in urine soaked pants. Decided to you
Speaker 2: know how old was he?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 2: Let's see, that was in twenty eleven, so after the
Speaker 2: physical alifcation in twenty ten. This was in twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: so he was born in Let's see, who hasn't done that?
Speaker 2: He was born in nineteen eighty eight. It says so
Speaker 2: he would have been twenty three years old at the time.
Speaker 2: People make dumb mistakes, were there, you know, Let's see
Speaker 2: what else is? Was there more stuff here? Let's see
Speaker 2: we got up to twenty eleven. In twenty eighteen, no, no,
Speaker 2: actually sorry. In twenty eighteen he called that a youthful mistake,
Speaker 2: speaking of his arrest in twenty eleven. Now, what's this
Speaker 2: other recording here? This is about hot water being covered
Speaker 2: on the ex wife. Now the ex wife accuses him
Speaker 2: of I don't even know what. She accuses him of
Speaker 2: pouring hot water on him or something. And then I do,
Speaker 2: like in the first one, we played another recording, and
Speaker 2: the recording opens up with her going, you are always
Speaker 2: recording me. You're always secretly recording me. You're recording every conversation.
Speaker 2: And he's like, I don't record you, and it's on
Speaker 2: the recording.
Speaker 4: How does she know? I wonder how she knows that
Speaker 4: he's doing it?
Speaker 2: Does you can just tell? You can tell, like you know,
Speaker 2: if you if you're talking to somebody the way that
Speaker 2: and then you're like, well, wait a second, this is
Speaker 2: a little bit different than the way they've been talking
Speaker 2: in the past, or or their story has changed a
Speaker 2: little bit. You go, what's good? What's going on here?
Speaker 6: Or they're prompting you with questions and you're like, you've
Speaker 6: already asked me this ten times.
Speaker 2: Why are you asking me a refresh my memory? Wait?
Speaker 4: You left out the part. Remember? Can you repeat when
Speaker 4: you said you?
Speaker 2: There is a recording where they're arguing about him pouring
Speaker 2: hot water on here.
Speaker 7: Listen, Okay, I was I'm the one diagnosed with an
Speaker 7: actual mental condition. Here, you were. You were diagnosed with bipolar.
Speaker 7: Whether you think it's a misdiagnosis or not, it is
Speaker 7: still in your medical record and it is still there. Okay,
Speaker 7: so don't I got it. And he's not a medical doctor.
Speaker 7: But we'll get there later, dude, dot Anyways, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe. This blows my mind and I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna pause it right here for a second because
Speaker 2: my life and my marriage is so different than this
Speaker 2: that this is fascinating to listen to. Never been.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know you're in a different You're.
Speaker 2: Also older, Like, no, I have I have when I
Speaker 2: was young.
Speaker 4: This is a normal thing for younger people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this dude's like thirty eight or something now,
Speaker 2: I was young.
Speaker 4: That's young, not that young, No.
Speaker 2: When I was in my twenties. Yes, you could have
Speaker 2: these psycho conversations because you're both young and you're both stupid,
Speaker 2: and but you eventually go, Jesus, this is too much work.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I just don't have any of this
Speaker 2: drama in my life. So it's really fascinating to hear this.
Speaker 2: There's also people telling about her bipolar diagnosis.
Speaker 3: Well, there's also people that thrive in a relationship like that,
Speaker 3: like they can't have what you have with your wife.
Speaker 3: That's crazy to them. They think that that's just bizarre.
Speaker 3: They need to have constant fighting kind.
Speaker 2: Of is a dopamine rush. It is this.
Speaker 4: Also getting the attention that you need. I remember. I
Speaker 4: remember I.
Speaker 3: Was in college and I was fighting with my boyfriend
Speaker 3: who was back in Minnesota, just so that I felt
Speaker 3: like he would talk to me a little bit more
Speaker 3: because he'd have to talk to me because we were fighting.
Speaker 3: If that makes sense, You just keep fighting just to
Speaker 3: have that attention. That relationship didn't work, obviously, But Steve,
Speaker 3: you're on Rover's Morning Glory. They don't get back to
Speaker 3: playing Mark Steve, go ahead.
Speaker 8: Hey remember Hey, I was just listening to some of
Speaker 8: the stuff with the congressman and the recordings, and you know,
Speaker 8: Dugie just said something about how she had to start
Speaker 8: fights to get attention from her boyfriend. Oh my god,
Speaker 8: I'm triggered. Man, this stuff is crazy, dude. My ex
Speaker 8: wife was she had undiagnosed narcissistic personality disorder, and my
Speaker 8: counselor told me to record stuff and bringing it into
Speaker 8: one of the counseling sessions while she was abusing our kids,
Speaker 8: and I tried to make her see it, let her
Speaker 8: understand what was going on, and it almost I almost
Speaker 8: lost my mind about it. I felt like I was
Speaker 8: going crazy. And I recorded a couple of sessions and
Speaker 8: we went in and sat and she was yelling and
Speaker 8: like MS and the kids and you know, saying all
Speaker 8: these bad things to them. And I would replay play
Speaker 8: the recording when we go into the counseling session, and
Speaker 8: she looked right at the counselor and said, I never
Speaker 8: said that. I mean she was. She was psychotic. She
Speaker 8: was literally psychotic. And it's like Yug was right, like
Speaker 8: it's so messed up, Like people will do that stuff
Speaker 8: to trigger everybody and gaslight them into doing what they
Speaker 8: want and getting what they want out of the situation,
Speaker 8: like the narcissists personalities or she actually did not even
Speaker 8: recognize that she was crazy now and they don't.
Speaker 2: You also on the flip side of that coin, though,
Speaker 2: don't you so you recorded your ex? Don't you also
Speaker 2: think that sometimes people start recording and then they know
Speaker 2: what's going to set their X or partner off. They know, yes,
Speaker 2: so they hit record and they they they can push
Speaker 2: those buttons to make the person start acting crazy, right,
Speaker 2: and then you're like, see, look, I have a recording
Speaker 2: you're acting crazy.
Speaker 8: Well, you just defined gaslighting. And that was what she
Speaker 8: would do to me to get me to follow her agenda,
Speaker 8: Like she wanted me to let the kids go into
Speaker 8: like fifty activities. I never all my kids. She constantly
Speaker 8: had them in activities. And years later we ended up
Speaker 8: finally getting divorced. I left her because I just couldn't
Speaker 8: deal with it anymore. But it was I mean, it
Speaker 8: was an absolute nightmare. Man. When you're in that situation
Speaker 8: with somebody, you actually think you're the one that's crazy,
Speaker 8: But they're so good and manipulative in the ways that
Speaker 8: they can orchestrate their agenda and forcing it on you
Speaker 8: no matter how bad it is on the like if
Speaker 8: on my kids, like was the big thing, Like the
Speaker 8: kids were having behavior issues because they didn't sleep, they
Speaker 8: were in two or three different activities a day, and
Speaker 8: it was just I mean, it was just a it
Speaker 8: was a psychoic instance.
Speaker 2: If you're in one of these relationships, like when you're
Speaker 2: driving home today and you're pulling up in the driveway,
Speaker 2: just keep going. Don't even go home, just go you
Speaker 2: know what I'm gonna I'm gonna go find an apartment.
Speaker 2: I'm going to live in a motel for a week
Speaker 2: and figure out too. It's not worth that. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: these people that stay in these reationship Steve, thank you,
Speaker 2: good luck to you. Uh let's see here, let me
Speaker 2: go back to this, Jeff Junior says. Also the guy
Speaker 2: who isn't yelling, he's probably a total dick when he's
Speaker 2: not recording. Here is let me go back to this recording.
Speaker 2: Max Miller, congressman and his he's released these secret recordings
Speaker 2: of him and his ex wife who's the daughter of
Speaker 2: senate of a senator Bernie Moreno.
Speaker 7: Got it, and she's not a medical doctor, but we'll
Speaker 7: get there later day. Neither of mine and as ones
Speaker 7: that are the ones that aren't are active.
Speaker 9: So you're abuse twice.
Speaker 2: You're gonna accuse me of abuse? So how am I abusive?
Speaker 2: You're gonna accuse me of abuse?
Speaker 7: You it's not an accusation, okay, So how are you
Speaker 7: going to prove that I'm abused?
Speaker 2: So this is your time for leverage. This is the
Speaker 2: time where you can give.
Speaker 9: Me the cave.
Speaker 7: It's okay, But what do you have that you're going
Speaker 7: to release?
Speaker 2: And I'm abusive.
Speaker 4: Because you you were.
Speaker 5: You poured Stephen hot water on me, and you've also
Speaker 5: you have a better save me emotionally abusive.
Speaker 3: And I had photos of my meat that my mom
Speaker 3: took and my house with me as far as my neck,
Speaker 3: and you've actually seen those photos.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? That wasn't for me? And
Speaker 2: you know that wasn't for me? Would you poured hot
Speaker 2: water on my neck? I didn't know. First of all,
Speaker 2: I didn't prey hot water on your neck?
Speaker 4: False and poured it on my neck?
Speaker 7: First of all, First of all, the water incident, which
Speaker 7: I have the text messages from that, we have even
Speaker 7: following up after that, I never thought that that hurt.
Speaker 2: You, and you know that, and even with them and.
Speaker 7: Even but even within the text message, then I have okay,
Speaker 7: let's see that. Okay in literally says I did not
Speaker 7: think that you were hurting You were laughing the entire time.
Speaker 7: I am deeply sorry. If that hurt you, I have it.
Speaker 7: You can pull it up. You have the same one.
Speaker 7: There is nothing there that It isn't any admission of
Speaker 7: guilt that I thought that I was hurting you whatsoever.
Speaker 2: So, by all means, if you want to accuse.
Speaker 7: Me of abuse by showing photo, never was done to
Speaker 7: hurt you, and you know that your weapon is in
Speaker 7: this because of my previous allegation, and then you.
Speaker 5: Knew it was you.
Speaker 2: I was crying, tom So, Emily hurt didn't.
Speaker 5: Need to hurt you. Why are you scared me? Why?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I didn't mean to hurt you. It wasn't done
Speaker 7: with intent. You just said it yourself. You literally just
Speaker 7: said it yourself. It wasn't done to hurt you. And
Speaker 7: I told you before that not to come over to
Speaker 7: me and start screwing around with me. It was Emily.
Speaker 7: You are taking you You're taking a playful incident and
Speaker 7: making something that fairiers Emily going out.
Speaker 2: Of the there's another ten seconds or something. This sounds
Speaker 2: to me like she claims she went over there to
Speaker 2: give him a hug or something because he was having
Speaker 2: a bad day, and then he got he poured hot
Speaker 2: water on her. But he's like, oh, it's playful.
Speaker 4: It's not playful.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, is it's.
Speaker 7: Something in firious water, Emily going out of the faucet.
Speaker 7: It does not get to a temperature of boiling water.
Speaker 7: It does not. I did it, and I tested it,
Speaker 7: and I had our attorney's test because I figured that
Speaker 7: this is where you were going to come out.
Speaker 2: We had our attorney's test and and that's weird because
Speaker 2: at first it's like, what are you talking about? Water?
Speaker 2: What water thing are you talking to? I don't know
Speaker 2: what you're saying. Oh, oh that water, that water that
Speaker 2: I have my attorney's test.
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you can also turn down the
Speaker 2: hot water temperature on your hot water here if you
Speaker 2: want it. Before we do the test, let me turn
Speaker 2: the temperature down to the creation.
Speaker 7: I tested it, and I had our attorneys tested because
Speaker 7: I figured that this is what you're going to come
Speaker 7: out me with and it's literally no, no, but literally
Speaker 7: it's like standing under a hot shower and we already
Speaker 7: have someone to.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and combat this. If this is what you're
Speaker 2: going to do, this is so bizarre. Why would you
Speaker 2: release this? Why is this guy doing this? This is
Speaker 2: tain't know what you know, who's right, who's wrong or whatever.
Speaker 2: I think they're both crazy.
Speaker 11: When you're in the middle of it, you think this
Speaker 11: is going to prove I'm right, and then you don't
Speaker 11: step back and go no, release, just releasing it's weird
Speaker 11: any of it, even if it proved he was totally right,
Speaker 11: Secretly recording and releasing a domestic thing is just strange.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is I'd be embarrassed if I were
Speaker 2: this guy. I would honestly be embarrassed if if if
Speaker 2: I recorded me and my wife having an argument and
Speaker 2: then I put it out like that, would be embarrassed.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't.
Speaker 2: I would never put it out because I'd go, this
Speaker 2: is embarrassing. I would listen to this and I'd go
Speaker 2: even if I thought it was in the right, I
Speaker 2: would oh, man, that is that is something else?
Speaker 4: And he is he running for what's his re election?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a congressman. And then uh so he's his
Speaker 2: I mean he must be. I guess in November. I
Speaker 2: guess he's being He's up for re election now right.
Speaker 12: He's got to drop out this guy. No, he's not
Speaker 12: going to drop he's gonna drop out. You think he's
Speaker 12: gonna drop out? When you they don't drop out for anything?
Speaker 2: People? Literally and when would look at all the things
Speaker 2: people have come out with and they don't They don't
Speaker 2: drop out a Diddley squad anymore.
Speaker 4: He's not gonna win. Do you think he's gonna win
Speaker 4: with all this?
Speaker 2: Oh? Absolutely? People. I don't know. I have no idea
Speaker 2: how he's doing in the race. I don't know, But
Speaker 2: people just don't care. If the only people care about
Speaker 2: now is what letter is next to this dude's name?
Speaker 2: Is it an R or a D. That's who I'm
Speaker 2: going to vote for, even though they might be actually insane.
Speaker 2: What's this video that he put out, Charlie, Oh, this
Speaker 2: is another thing. He just starts. This is a twenty
Speaker 2: minute video.
Speaker 11: This is just a two minute clip of him just
Speaker 11: talking about things that happened.
Speaker 2: All right here it is.
Speaker 7: My former wife has claimed that during a custody exchange
Speaker 7: at my home that day.
Speaker 2: I assaulted her.
Speaker 7: Here's what actually happened, and I have the ring doorbell
Speaker 7: footage that backs it up. She came to my home
Speaker 7: in a good mood and we have text messages to
Speaker 7: prove it, which you'll have to pick up our daughter
Speaker 7: early for her friend's birthday party.
Speaker 2: You could just tell you don't like this guy, right, like, oh,
Speaker 2: I just think he said something like just something about
Speaker 2: the guy. He goes, I don't like this there, and.
Speaker 4: He's got a kid, like, what are you doing your er?
Speaker 2: Just don't like the guy. There's something like he just
Speaker 2: comes across his douchey. I gotta be honest with you.
Speaker 2: People say that about me, they go raw where he
Speaker 2: comes across the douche, totally just telling you the guy comes.
Speaker 7: She was inside my house for several minutes when she left.
Speaker 7: The video shows her walking out carrying our daughter calm,
Speaker 7: in the same good mood, showing no distress whatsoever. And
Speaker 7: as they left, you can hear me say goodbye, I
Speaker 7: love you and I love you Ruthie, literally telling.
Speaker 2: My ex wife that I still cared for her.
Speaker 7: Does that sound like somebody who would just walk out
Speaker 7: and who had been violently thrown a wall and been abused.
Speaker 7: She didn't call the police after that. She didn't go
Speaker 7: to the hospital. Ladies and gentlemen, do you want to
Speaker 7: know what she did? She went straight to a child's
Speaker 7: birthday party.
Speaker 2: The very next day.
Speaker 7: We had a friendly phone call about our daughter's upcoming
Speaker 7: hospital procedure.
Speaker 2: All right, I mean, this is really getting in the
Speaker 2: weeds here and deep stuff here. I don't need all that.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know. I guess, uh, you know,
Speaker 2: his girlfriend who was the White House Press secretary awesome,
Speaker 2: who accused him of abuse. Like usually, where there's smoke,
Speaker 2: there's fire. I can't look. I don't know. And I
Speaker 2: always tell this when I see stories like this, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I wasn't there. I always tried to give
Speaker 2: people the benefit of the doubt. I have no idea
Speaker 2: what happened in this particular case, but I know that
Speaker 2: the situation itself is insane, absolutely insane. Fuji uh are
Speaker 2: you ready for the award winning hizy? Yeah, here we go,
Speaker 2: kit is shizzy, I'll rose morning glory.
Speaker 3: Three people in the eastern part of Long Island were
Speaker 3: confirmed to have come down with tularimia which is also
Speaker 3: known as rabbit fever.
Speaker 2: What's that well, rabbit fever?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is a health officials in New York. They're
Speaker 3: warning residence about this rare tick born illness after the
Speaker 3: three cases were reported on Long Island. So the three
Speaker 3: people were confirmed to have come down with this and
Speaker 3: the disease can cause high fevers and extreme fatigue, and
Speaker 3: doctor say symptoms can be more severe than those of
Speaker 3: more common tick born illnesses such as lime disease.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, Now, do you get this for a while
Speaker 2: or do you have this forever? Because lime disease, I
Speaker 2: think once you get lime disease, does that ever go away?
Speaker 2: Or do you just have it for the rest of
Speaker 2: your life? I feel like people that have lime disease
Speaker 2: have it seems like ever. Yeah, at least a long time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So does rabbit fever just last a while?
Speaker 3: Or it says that multiple rounds of antibiotics ultimately stopped
Speaker 3: for one case, eleven days of fever and severe pain
Speaker 3: on one little boy's scalp.
Speaker 4: He's feeling better now.
Speaker 2: But they say that this is rare.
Speaker 3: People should know what to look for and anyone that
Speaker 3: believes they've been bitten by a tick and the developed
Speaker 3: the bite of the tick develops into an open sore
Speaker 3: or a wound, you must call the doctor. Your urge
Speaker 3: to call the doctor immediately. Do you know who Los
Speaker 3: Angeles FC co owner Larry Berg is?
Speaker 2: Los Angeles Football Club co owner Larry Burg.
Speaker 3: He is, well, he will be the next commissioner of
Speaker 3: Major League Soccer.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, at the start of thel the ventrest
Speaker 2: there though, because if you're a team owner, you can
Speaker 2: also be the commissioner of the league. Or are they
Speaker 2: going to make him sell the team?
Speaker 3: It says that the sixty year old Berg, who will
Speaker 3: divest his ownership intress all right in the league, will
Speaker 3: be officially introduced today at the headquarters in New York.
Speaker 4: Okay, he is going to lead that.
Speaker 3: Connor McGregor said that he's getting surgery and the disclosure
Speaker 3: comes three weeks after he apparently injured the ACL and
Speaker 3: meniscus in his right knee during the comeback fight that
Speaker 3: was in July eleventh. So he did a little Instagram
Speaker 3: notice knee, said that he was off to surgery yesterday,
Speaker 3: So wish him well.
Speaker 4: He's trying to.
Speaker 2: Fix all I'm surprised it took that lot a lot
Speaker 2: of times athletes immediately we go into surgery in a
Speaker 2: day or two.
Speaker 3: Okay, Jelly Roll just finished touring and he says that
Speaker 3: he is going to step away for a while amid
Speaker 3: his public divorce. During his stop in Salt Lake City
Speaker 3: last week, he told the crowd that this has truly
Speaker 3: been a lifetime experience for him, and he says that
Speaker 3: after he finishes everything.
Speaker 4: That he was going to take some time off to heal.
Speaker 3: Of course, that divorce with Funny, He's going to take
Speaker 3: a second to just kind of really heal. His show
Speaker 3: in Colorado was on Thursday, so he's officially on hiatus
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 4: You think they'll get.
Speaker 2: Back together, I said, another group of crazy people, don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, I don't.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 3: Do you remember Bert Kreischer coming in and talking about
Speaker 3: how him and his wife hung out with those two
Speaker 3: all the time. They were like best friends and jelly
Speaker 3: Roll had.
Speaker 2: All this proper Yes, I do remember that.
Speaker 3: And that he was like, oh, we were going to
Speaker 3: buy part of that land.
Speaker 2: A good thing. You didn't buy in because maybe he
Speaker 2: did a little awkward.
Speaker 4: I know, I know.
Speaker 3: And then one more story for you regarding Zach Brown, band.
Speaker 3: They performed at Fenway Park and they surprised everyone in
Speaker 3: the crowd with a free cruise for two aboard Margarita
Speaker 3: Margaritaville at Sees New Beach combers Ship. That's more than
Speaker 3: thirty seven thousand fans. The giveaway is valued at more
Speaker 3: than forty million dollars and it's the largest surprise audience
Speaker 3: gift in live entertainment history. Zach has a partnership with
Speaker 3: the cruise line and he co designed the live music
Speaker 3: venue on the Beachcomber.
Speaker 4: So he is giving away.
Speaker 2: What is this this beach? What is it again? It's
Speaker 2: a ship?
Speaker 3: No, but what's Margaritaville at seas New Beach Comber ship?
Speaker 2: Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber. Now is this just like a
Speaker 2: local thing or are they actually going on a cruise
Speaker 2: cruise three?
Speaker 4: Cruise for two aboard this beach comber ship.
Speaker 2: Do you have a picture of it? Over there? Trying
Speaker 2: to find it? Forty says that the newest largest ship
Speaker 2: thirteen passenger decks, capacity for thirty four hundred guests.
Speaker 4: That's pretty nice.
Speaker 2: They have a here's a pick of it all right,
Speaker 2: let's see. Oh yeah, that's a big ship. Now, why
Speaker 2: does it say Costa Fortuna. It's not built. I mean
Speaker 2: they're buying a used ship. They're buying, oh, from Costa Cruises,
Speaker 2: the same one that sank.
Speaker 3: You can leave that part out of it.
Speaker 4: Sheeese, Okay, have fun on that cruise.
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Speaker 2: Adam, You're on Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning, Adam, Morning Rover.
Speaker 13: What's going on?
Speaker 2: Hey, what's happening?
Speaker 13: So you guys just brought up about sticks and lime
Speaker 13: disease and I'm actually recovering from it right now, and
Speaker 13: it's not a lot of fun, I'll tell you that
Speaker 13: much for sure. I got bit, didn't even know it,
Speaker 13: started feeling like horribly sick for four days and then
Speaker 13: got bell's palsy.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I thought maybe I had had like a stroke or something.
Speaker 13: And when I went and got test for that, they
Speaker 13: asked me about ticks, but did it And they took
Speaker 13: blood but didn't it test me for lime disease.
Speaker 8: And they just told me, Hey.
Speaker 13: This could last two weeks or six months. Here's some drugs.
Speaker 13: Good luck. As I started telling people, everybody was like,
Speaker 13: you've got to go get tested for lime disease. And
Speaker 13: sure enough I had it. I am supposed to recover
Speaker 13: and be completely fine. But when the health department called
Speaker 13: me and my doctor and stuff, said you can get
Speaker 13: it again.
Speaker 2: Now, how did you get this tick BikeE? Were you
Speaker 2: out in the woods or something, or where did you
Speaker 2: get it?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I work outside and I live in the middle of
Speaker 13: the woods. But all I had was just a little
Speaker 13: little tiny rash on me. The itched like once or
Speaker 13: twice for like two days, and I really didn't even
Speaker 13: think anything of did.
Speaker 2: It looked like a bull's eye? Isn't that what lime
Speaker 2: or tick bikes look like. Doesn't it turn like into
Speaker 2: a red ring that is like a bull's eye?
Speaker 13: So yeah, I didn't even know about the bull's eye
Speaker 13: until now I know everything about this crap. But it
Speaker 13: was just like just kind of blotchy, That's all that's
Speaker 13: all it was. But I might I was completely lazy,
Speaker 13: like my vision was horrible, just drooling, like if I
Speaker 13: would take a drink of water, I just drolled out
Speaker 13: the left side of my mouth.
Speaker 2: And how long did this last for?
Speaker 13: So it all started like around the fourth of July,
Speaker 13: That's why I started getting sick. And then that following
Speaker 13: Wednesday I got which would be like maybe like the
Speaker 13: seventh or something. Yeah, that's when the Bell's palsy came on,
Speaker 13: came on. And I would say just the end of
Speaker 13: last week, like my vision got better, like eating got better.
Speaker 13: I'm still really tired, though, really tired.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. I think you can have lasting effects from
Speaker 2: this for years. I think I don't think you don't
Speaker 2: catch it early enough.
Speaker 13: Yeah, And like the doctor that treated me, he said,
Speaker 13: like when he first started practicing and stuff like maybe
Speaker 13: twenty people get diagnosed in Ohio with lime disease and
Speaker 13: they mainly just came back from like Maine or Maryland
Speaker 13: on the East coast where it was really bad and
Speaker 13: now it's just like horrendous. And he said, half the
Speaker 13: ticks in Ohio carry lime disease.
Speaker 2: Did you know that there's another disease that ticks? Thank you, Adam,
Speaker 2: Good luck there's another disease. I forget what it's called.
Speaker 2: It's it's carried by ticks and you can get bit.
Speaker 2: I think it's you get bit by a tick and
Speaker 2: then you can't eat red meat. If you eat red meat,
Speaker 2: it could actually kill you. I haven't heard that. Seriously,
Speaker 2: you got to look that up. I've never heard of
Speaker 2: this before. And then I saw a story about this guy.
Speaker 2: He just died of this. He was, I want to say,
Speaker 2: like an airline pilot. I could be making that up.
Speaker 2: I forget what the disease is called. Alpha gal syndrome.
Speaker 2: Is that what it's called? And and and what is
Speaker 2: it like? You get it from a tick?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it puts some sugar molecule in you called it
Speaker 11: alpha gol.
Speaker 2: And then you can't eat red meat after that. So
Speaker 2: this guy ate red meat and he's like, man, I
Speaker 2: feel really sick. But he didn't put it together with
Speaker 2: the red meat. Then he ate red meat again. I
Speaker 2: think I killed him. If you get this disease, you
Speaker 2: can never eat red meat ever again, ever again in
Speaker 2: your life.
Speaker 4: How do I know?
Speaker 2: If I haven't, No, you can't eat red meat. You
Speaker 2: get sick every time. I don't know. Mary and Saint Louis.
Speaker 2: You're on Rolvers Morning Glory. Good morning Mary.
Speaker 5: Hey you guys. You guys were talking earlier about the
Speaker 5: couple that was kind of toxic, and it reminded me.
Speaker 5: So I have bipolar two, and we all know that
Speaker 5: I'm mentally not well. Not in a dangerous way, like
Speaker 5: I'm not dangerously crazy, but like I just I'm mentally unwell.
Speaker 5: And now this has been one of my biggest things
Speaker 5: that I think about all the time is that my
Speaker 5: husband is like recording me, because he's always been very
Speaker 5: obsessed with me as far as like no matter what
Speaker 5: I do, he'll never leave me, and he tracks me,
Speaker 5: like you know, the my Like he'll constantly be looking
Speaker 5: at it and things. And I have this fear that
Speaker 5: like even when I go to masturbate, that there's like
Speaker 5: a camera on me that he is watching. And like,
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's a bipolar two thing, but
Speaker 5: like it's very common to be paranoid like that that
Speaker 5: you like like the Truman Show type of stuff that
Speaker 5: like you're always being watched, So.
Speaker 2: You think your own husband is spying on.
Speaker 5: You, Like not big picture, I don't, but like it
Speaker 5: creeps into my head when I'm doing these things, Like
Speaker 5: my husband could be watching, like because he's very technical,
Speaker 5: like he loves all that tech stuff, and like I
Speaker 5: could totally.
Speaker 4: See him being so obsessed.
Speaker 5: With me that like he just wants to know what
Speaker 5: I'm doing all the time. And so like this morning,
Speaker 5: when I went to go do that to myself, like
Speaker 5: I left our bedroom, went downstairs, and I was thinking
Speaker 5: about that, and I was like, what if there's like
Speaker 5: a small camera and he knows that I'm doing this,
Speaker 5: And like I don't know if that ever goes away,
Speaker 5: to be honest with you, and I don't know it.
Speaker 2: It is a little bit strange show that you think
Speaker 2: your husband is spying on you masturbating now not only.
Speaker 5: Doing that, but like when I stay at a hotel room,
Speaker 5: I think that somebody snuck into the hotel before me
Speaker 5: and like sris cameras in there. Maybe not my husband,
Speaker 5: but like somebody is watching at all times for some reason.
Speaker 2: And when you were masturbating today, what's going through your mind?
Speaker 2: Are you using your fingers? Are you using a vibrator?
Speaker 2: How does this all operate?
Speaker 5: I have a small purple bullet that you can get
Speaker 5: at like Walmart. Many of the ladies know about it
Speaker 5: because it's very small and tiny. But I stopped using porn,
Speaker 5: which is like really freeing my mind because it lets
Speaker 5: you use your imagination.
Speaker 8: A little bit more.
Speaker 2: So what do you imagine then? Like this morning? What
Speaker 2: were you imagining when you were using your your pocket rocket?
Speaker 5: I like real, I'm like a lot like you when
Speaker 5: it comes out. I think about past experiences, like with
Speaker 5: my husband and just kind of what he might be
Speaker 5: doing to me and things like that.
Speaker 2: I love how she has to put that in there,
Speaker 2: like I think of past experience, not past people she's
Speaker 2: been with, but like, oh, yeah, my husband, because you
Speaker 2: don't want to set that guy off. He doesn't want
Speaker 2: to hear that you're masturbating to like an ex boyfriend.
Speaker 5: I haven't been with a lot of people. I've been
Speaker 5: with him for over twenty years now, so I can't
Speaker 5: even remember anybody else that was with.
Speaker 2: How many people have you been with total?
Speaker 8: Mary?
Speaker 5: Oh five total? So hasn't gone past my hand. But
Speaker 5: that was a lifetime ago, and that was something that
Speaker 5: I try.
Speaker 2: Really not that many people five guys total in your
Speaker 2: entire life. Women are yeah, you know, man, just try
Speaker 2: and screw as many people as possible. I mean, not
Speaker 2: every guy, but I'm just telling a lot of guys.
Speaker 2: They just try and screw what they can get get
Speaker 2: hold of, you know, and women are a little bit different.
Speaker 2: Some women.
Speaker 5: What's your number over?
Speaker 2: Oh man, I I don't know. I would have to. Uh.
Speaker 2: I have a piece of paper somewhere that lists every
Speaker 2: single woman I've ever been with in my entire life.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, that's a little weird.
Speaker 5: I'll be honest with you, to write it down, that's
Speaker 5: a little.
Speaker 2: Weird, weird.
Speaker 5: I think guys, I don't know, Like I just think
Speaker 5: that men overall, and I don't even exclude my husband
Speaker 5: from this, are just kind of like very seedy and like, well,
Speaker 5: we'll spy on you.
Speaker 3: And no.
Speaker 2: No, but the difference between men and women is like, yeah,
Speaker 2: guys can just have sex and you it doesn't it
Speaker 2: really doesn't mean anything. It's just like, oh that was fun,
Speaker 2: like whatever. You know, girls are more emotionally attached. But so, no,
Speaker 2: I made a list, and obviously I've been with my
Speaker 2: wife for a long time, so I've I've only had
Speaker 2: to add to the list like five or six times
Speaker 2: since I've been married. But I mean, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Uh,
Speaker 2: but I made a list because the number just when
Speaker 2: I was younger was growing and growing and growing, and
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm going to forget some of this stuff. So,
Speaker 2: like some of the people on the list are like
Speaker 2: girl I met at at whatever bar, girl in black
Speaker 2: dress that I met at so and so or whatever.
Speaker 2: You don't know their name exactly.
Speaker 5: Just before or after you got DONERIEA? And was this
Speaker 5: the way to trace your goneria?
Speaker 2: I never had gonerihea? What did I have to usually coma? Yes? Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: And that's just something you take an antibiotic for a
Speaker 2: few days and it clears it right up.
Speaker 4: But uh, you right your phurt?
Speaker 2: Oh hell yeah I did. It felt like I had
Speaker 2: to pee all the time. And then you'd pee and
Speaker 2: like a drop would come out, and then you'd be like, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm good, and then you'd leave the bathroom and within
Speaker 2: about one minute you go, I gotta pee again. It
Speaker 2: just was like a burning sensation. I guess almost not
Speaker 2: a lot of this.
Speaker 5: I'll leave with this a little change of subjects. You
Speaker 5: should be really proud of me. You guys were talking
Speaker 5: about how hard sales was. I recently quit my sales job,
Speaker 5: and I've got two interviews now for a custodial job
Speaker 5: with the school district. So any dream is possible. If
Speaker 5: you really try hard enough, you could be cleaning toilets
Speaker 5: at a school district and really find the joy in that.
Speaker 5: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: It could be worse jobs. Now, Mary Mike wants to
Speaker 2: know in West Palm Beach, why didn't she just bang
Speaker 2: her husband instead of masturbate? He wants to know.
Speaker 5: That's a great question, and a lot of guys masturbate
Speaker 5: next to their wives, like so why you know, the
Speaker 5: same question could be posed to two men, But the
Speaker 5: question was supposed to me, So I'll answer it because
Speaker 5: I would not. I don't get satisfaction all the time
Speaker 5: out of sex. And so if you are wanting to
Speaker 5: look for that certain orgasm, you're gonna know you're gonna
Speaker 5: take it into your own hands. And I wanted him
Speaker 5: to sleep in and I wanted to just get my
Speaker 5: day going, so I thought, why not start it with
Speaker 5: a big orgasm? And it wasn't even that big, you know,
Speaker 5: But but yeah, I mean we have we have a
Speaker 5: very active sex life, but I don't always want to be,
Speaker 5: you know, having sex with him. Sometimes masturbating is going
Speaker 5: to be the only way that gets you where you
Speaker 5: need to go.
Speaker 2: Medications for your mind? Does that kill your sex drive?
Speaker 5: So at first it does, but you have to really
Speaker 5: work through that, and like you have to want to
Speaker 5: do it, you have to like want to fight that.
Speaker 5: But you'll get over it eventually. Like, but yes, at first,
Speaker 5: when the drug's enter your system, you're like, you don't
Speaker 5: You're like, oh, so now I just can't orgasm anymore.
Speaker 5: That's great, Like I already want to die, Like now
Speaker 5: I can't have an orgasm. But you really have to
Speaker 5: fight through it and keep at it, and you can
Speaker 5: get your libido back up if you just try.
Speaker 2: All right, So there's some advice from Mary in Saint Louis.
Speaker 2: All right, Mary, thank you, I appreciate it. Good luck,
Speaker 2: Rancid Labia. A list is weird, not if you're trying
Speaker 2: to figure out how many chicks have I slept with?
Speaker 2: Like she asked the number, what's your number? At some
Speaker 2: point I said down, this is probably about I don't know,
Speaker 2: fifteen twenty years ago I start making a list. I
Speaker 2: have a list, You have a list. I do weird.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 6: Years ago, I wanted to know my number was like
Speaker 6: how many people have I slept with? So I started
Speaker 6: writing it down and I was like, I feel like
Speaker 6: I'm missing people on this list. But I was like,
Speaker 6: there's a couple missing for sure.
Speaker 2: It's like, did you ever think of somebody afterwards? And
Speaker 2: then you have to oh wait, and then you go
Speaker 2: back to the list and you put them on.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 6: I've had people say something to me like remember that
Speaker 6: one time we had sex, and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, no, I don't. Why do you not remember that?
Speaker 6: In college and drunk as hell, I don't remember that
Speaker 6: at all.
Speaker 2: I don't even believe that that happened. But if you
Speaker 2: say it did, I mean I don't. There's nobody that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've had really drunken sex before, but I
Speaker 2: don't think there's any time that I've had sex with
Speaker 2: a girl that I don't recall that Like, nobody has ever.
Speaker 2: No girl I don't think could ever come up to
Speaker 2: me and go, you know, you remember we had sex,
Speaker 2: and I'd be like, no, really I would. I would know.
Speaker 6: I bet you that guy felt really bad after that, Like, oh,
Speaker 6: I guess I.
Speaker 2: Wasn't at all exactly. I got to take a break
Speaker 2: eight six section yore over. We'll be right back. Hang on,
Speaker 2: all right, we'll get some stuff away in just a second.
Speaker 2: Logan the garbage man says that those ticks in the
Speaker 2: whatever the red meat thing is, there's a conspiracy theory
Speaker 2: that Bill Gates made them because he funds tick experiments
Speaker 2: in Asia, and he's also one of the major faces
Speaker 2: that is against meat, processed meat or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 2: You remember he wants to get rid of cows or
Speaker 2: cow farts or something are causing global warming. I don't remember.
Speaker 10: He wants us all to get rid of wants this
Speaker 10: all stop eating cows. Myly tool, Dick, my leak too, Dick. Right, question, Rover,
Speaker 10: is B two's name on your list? Were you're still
Speaker 10: maintaining the list at that point? Well, the list is
Speaker 10: not some that I maintained.
Speaker 2: On like a uh, you know, on a on a
Speaker 2: regular basis, Like I didn't I didn't screw a chick
Speaker 2: and then the next day I go, I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: her on the list. The list was something that was
Speaker 2: in a box and I would occasionally come across it.
Speaker 2: Every couple of years or whatever, and then I'd go, oh,
Speaker 2: here's the list. Let me see what was the last person.
Speaker 2: And then you had to kind of go back and
Speaker 2: do a hmm oh yeah, let me think of all
Speaker 2: the all the people and add to the list. I'm
Speaker 2: sure my wife is, I'm guessing on the list. I
Speaker 2: haven't seen the list in years, years, but I'm sure
Speaker 2: she's on the list, because every time I go through stuff,
Speaker 2: I just I just organized stuff. Maybe I did see
Speaker 2: the list, maybe about a year or two ago. Maybe
Speaker 2: every time I organize stuff in the basement. I I
Speaker 2: we'll come across the list. And I don't mean that
Speaker 2: in a you know, when I say I come across
Speaker 2: the list, I mean there's a lot of memories there.
Speaker 2: I really come across the list across I'm kidding, I'm kidding.
Speaker 8: Ah.
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