Speaker 1: Post hows just happens to have crapped his wet pants
Speaker 1: while writing us good top that, Howard Stern, It's Rover's Morning, Glory.
Speaker 2: Jessy coming up just the all morning.
Speaker 3: What do you have on the way? Dog?
Speaker 4: In Alaska, they have a very interesting election that is
Speaker 4: really confusing a lot of people. I'll explain what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about and the candidate's last names. I'll have that
Speaker 4: story for you, and I guess the injuries to Perez
Speaker 4: Hilton were way more severe as far as what.
Speaker 3: Happened to him.
Speaker 4: His brother in law just shared an update as to
Speaker 4: what injuries Perez went through.
Speaker 3: I'll have that stray for you as well.
Speaker 5: You can never give those kids back to that guy,
Speaker 5: as far as I'm concerned. Once you, I mean seeing
Speaker 5: that video and knowing that his kids were in the house,
Speaker 5: what he did that? How do you give the kids
Speaker 5: back to that wacko? You can never do it. We'll
Speaker 5: get that in just a moment.
Speaker 3: Did you light a candle in there, douche? I don't
Speaker 3: smell anything, you know?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Really? Okay? And I can't it's just the opening salve.
Speaker 3: Oh there. Oh, we're in for a treat for the
Speaker 3: rest of the day.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we've got you do this in the car
Speaker 5: on the way home, Like you have a seven hour
Speaker 5: drive home.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, Charlie, do you just just.
Speaker 5: Last farts the entire way home for your girlfriend to
Speaker 5: marinate in.
Speaker 7: There was a couple but luckily we're by like some
Speaker 7: factories and she she's like, oh my god, that factory
Speaker 7: smells and I was like, yeah, it really stinks.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they where. They burned tires there. Uh.
Speaker 7: And then we did drive past a big weed a
Speaker 7: weed farm, and it smelled so much like weed.
Speaker 3: I've never been by one before.
Speaker 7: Really, just huge, Like as soon as you got next
Speaker 7: to your like, what is that why?
Speaker 3: I just want like weed?
Speaker 7: And then you see a massive building that just has
Speaker 7: all these fans on it and they're just growing weed
Speaker 7: in there. I'm guessing there's no there's no question that's
Speaker 7: what they were doing, just once you saw it and
Speaker 7: you smelled it.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 7: But we did have to make an emergency stop in
Speaker 7: the middle of nowhere, Canada to try to find a
Speaker 7: bathroom because we left early and I didn't go before
Speaker 7: we left, so I did have to find a nice
Speaker 7: rest stop or not rest it wasn't even a rest stop.
Speaker 7: It was a gas station. We were on We're still
Speaker 7: all the worst. Yeah, just a gas station bathroom.
Speaker 5: I don't know, maybe they have fancier Maybe they have
Speaker 5: fancier gas station bathrooms in Canada.
Speaker 7: No, it was nice. It was a single room, but uh,
Speaker 7: yeah it was. It was just a pretty standard gas
Speaker 7: station bathroom. And then I was fine after that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Uh, Dougie, are you ready for these shoesy?
Speaker 3: Sure, here we go. I'll roll this morning glored.
Speaker 4: The remains of another tragic nine to eleven victim have been identified,
Speaker 4: and this is of course thanks to groundbreaking forensic approach
Speaker 4: and new things that they're able to methods bring closure
Speaker 4: to help grieving families. So it's nearly after twenty five
Speaker 4: years later, city officials are saying that we do have
Speaker 4: the ability to identify more people, and they did just that,
Speaker 4: officials said. A woman whose name was withheld at the
Speaker 4: request of her family, is the one thousand, six hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty fourth victim have their remains identified since the
Speaker 4: horrific terrorist attack. I have a question, why would you
Speaker 4: want to withhold that information, because maybe because they.
Speaker 5: Don't watch you in the news and just to hash
Speaker 5: up all of the you know who it was, I mean,
Speaker 5: we don't know at all, but they they oh this
Speaker 5: is they were married to so and so or whatever
Speaker 5: they went to they worked here.
Speaker 3: They just read.
Speaker 7: The theorious guy could be like, you're lying, you didn't
Speaker 7: die that or whatever those Pete Nolby died on that day,
Speaker 7: or you know, you don't be bothered with that.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so another person and the officials vowed, they said,
Speaker 4: a quarter century after the day that forever changed our world,
Speaker 4: we are keeping the promise to identify those who died
Speaker 4: at the World Trade Center in two thousand and one.
Speaker 3: So they're still doing that.
Speaker 4: Elsewhere in the news, we have a homeless woman who
Speaker 4: has been previously banned from mar A Lago was arrested
Speaker 4: for once again trespassing on the Florida property. Her name
Speaker 4: is Leah Huah steven sixty five years old. Ignored the
Speaker 4: massive restricted area no trespassing sign and wandered around the
Speaker 4: sprawling Palm Beach property until Secret Service agents spot at
Speaker 4: her pushing a heavy utility cart packed with their personal belongings.
Speaker 4: The President was not at mar A Lago at the time. Instead,
Speaker 4: he was spending the weekend golfing and attending the Freedom
Speaker 4: Too fifty Grand Prix race in Washington, d C. So
Speaker 4: back in Palm's Palm Beach, the police there had previously
Speaker 4: issued Stevens a warning for trespassing for a similar incident
Speaker 4: just a couple of months ago, back on May second.
Speaker 4: She was ordered at that time not to return to
Speaker 4: all mar A Lago properties, and she was charged with
Speaker 4: misdemeanor trespassing and being held.
Speaker 3: I don't know how two thousand dollars bonds get in there.
Speaker 7: Snitzer and I went to the entrance and they were
Speaker 7: immediately told NOLP, what do you think you're doing?
Speaker 3: Like we were just stood on it.
Speaker 7: We took one step on the driveway and immediately they
Speaker 7: came out and said, what do you think you're doing?
Speaker 3: You can't come in here, So I don't know how
Speaker 3: you'd actually get in. Well.
Speaker 4: Back on June thirtieth, she was caught on surveillance footage
Speaker 4: defecating in a public garden.
Speaker 5: You think this will be what we'll be telling stories
Speaker 5: like this about that Natalie Harpchick if she ever gets
Speaker 5: fired from the White House, will she be then, oh,
Speaker 5: trying to sneak onto the grounds of mar A Lago
Speaker 5: that the woman who to recalls she well, she got
Speaker 5: in the in the back of an suv, like the
Speaker 5: trunk of a car or whatever, in order just to
Speaker 5: be in the president's motorcade. There's also a picture of
Speaker 5: her running after his golf cart. If you'll recall that
Speaker 5: she was like sprinting to try and catch up or
Speaker 5: keep up with his golf cart when he was golfing
Speaker 5: over seas one time.
Speaker 3: She's really obsessed with this guy.
Speaker 5: If you read some of those alleged letters that notes
Speaker 5: that she wrote Trump man is it. It's just as
Speaker 5: crazy as this lady does. This lady is obviously some
Speaker 5: sort of nut job. Here's there's Natalie Harp running after
Speaker 5: look at this, so he has this is how desperate
Speaker 5: she is to stay near the president. They have one, two, three,
Speaker 5: four or five, six, you know, six or seven golf
Speaker 5: carts and there she is sprinting.
Speaker 3: She's not on a golf cart. She's sprinting in order to.
Speaker 5: Try to She just doesn't want the president to be
Speaker 5: out of her grasp.
Speaker 4: Anyway, go on, all right, Alaskans have a confusing choice
Speaker 4: in a US Senate race. Dan Sullivan is pitted against
Speaker 4: Dan Sullivan on the Republican side. The accumbent is Senator
Speaker 4: Dan S. Sullivan, but Dan J. Sullivan also wants to
Speaker 4: run as a Republican. GOP is trying to push Dan
Speaker 4: Jay out, but Alaska's top court ruled last month that
Speaker 4: he can stay in the race. Senator Sullivan is now
Speaker 4: getting an endorsement over the other Dan by a former
Speaker 4: Republican mayor of Anchorage.
Speaker 5: So well, that guy's also named hold On. That guy
Speaker 5: is also named Dan Sullivan.
Speaker 3: Dan A. Sullivan. Yes, oh really, it's important to know.
Speaker 4: He says that as the og Dan SULLI Sullivan, I
Speaker 4: urge Alaskans to vote for Senator Dan S.
Speaker 3: Sullivan. This is like what was that movie with.
Speaker 5: Dandy the Distinguished Gentleman where he ran for Congress because
Speaker 5: he had a very similar name to somebody who had
Speaker 5: been in Congress for a long time, had died or whatever.
Speaker 5: So I think he just ran because everyone just keeps
Speaker 5: voting for that guy or what, maybe even changed his name.
Speaker 3: I don't remember what that movie was, but sort of
Speaker 3: a similar thing go on there.
Speaker 4: So you were talking about football earlier, high school football,
Speaker 4: well out of Alabama, a school there a football team
Speaker 4: has finally snapped what was believed to be the nation's
Speaker 4: longest losing streak after going more than a decade without
Speaker 4: a win. Columbia High School defeated Greensboro High forty one
Speaker 4: to fourteen Saturday night, ending a one hundred and one
Speaker 4: game skid that.
Speaker 3: Stretched back to twenty fifteen. How is that possible? Did
Speaker 3: you hear that, Rover? You didn't.
Speaker 4: You didn't hear what I just said? Alabama mess Alabama
Speaker 4: high school football team. Yes, just ended the nation's longest
Speaker 4: losing streak, going more than a.
Speaker 3: Decade without a win.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yeah, twenty fifteen, twenty fifteen.
Speaker 3: They hadn't won a game since then. Yes? Is it
Speaker 3: like a special leads school? Or why are they so bad?
Speaker 3: The high school?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 3: But but why are they so bad? I don't know.
Speaker 3: There's a new head coach.
Speaker 4: Former NFL player Sammy Coates was brought in as the
Speaker 4: new head coach last year, and he has done everything
Speaker 4: they can to rebuild the program.
Speaker 3: He credits the team's hard work for the win.
Speaker 4: Entertainment News for You a sequel is in the works
Speaker 4: to the classic romantic comedy How to Lose a Guy.
Speaker 4: In ten days, and the original star Kate Hudson is
Speaker 4: already on board as a producer for the project. Paramount
Speaker 4: wants to reunite Hudson and her former co star Matthew
Speaker 4: McConaughey on screen in this follow up to the two
Speaker 4: thousand and three film. So, Matthew McConaughey was just in
Speaker 4: the news because he said he makes a lot of
Speaker 4: money from that movie.
Speaker 5: That's the movie royalties. How does he make the most
Speaker 5: money out of that? Because yeah, he.
Speaker 4: Said that of all of his film the most money
Speaker 4: he makes. He gets a fat check all the time
Speaker 4: from that movie.
Speaker 3: He said, that's a big one.
Speaker 4: So we'll see if they pull something together and they
Speaker 4: can do a sequel to that. And finally, Perez, Hilton's
Speaker 4: brother in law, revealed that the celebrity bloggers suffered a
Speaker 4: series of physical injuries during the mental health crisis earlier
Speaker 4: this month, and apparently this is news that Hilton is
Speaker 4: still obviously being treated for his physical injuries, which included
Speaker 4: cuts and numerous broken bones that he got from falling
Speaker 4: on that day. So apparently he was cutting himself. He
Speaker 4: had broken bones in that video. How would you break
Speaker 4: the he he felt multiple falls. He kept falling.
Speaker 3: He's slipped in his own blood or something, or.
Speaker 4: I don't know. They said that he is lucid. He's
Speaker 4: talking to his family. He has not been allowed to
Speaker 4: see his children, who are currently under the temporary legal
Speaker 4: guardianship of his mom. Bilton is expected to be transferred
Speaker 4: to a new medical facility soon that will focus more
Speaker 4: on his mental recovery. But he still is being treated
Speaker 4: for the cuts, and he had that surgery apparently, and
Speaker 4: he also has broken bones. So there you go, the
Speaker 4: long recovery road ahead of them. That's the shizzy on
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Speaker 5: The bell ringer says, did she say that that high
Speaker 5: school team lost over nine hundred games? There's no way
Speaker 5: that many football games are played in a decade.
Speaker 3: She's so dumb. Now, dog, you know this because your
Speaker 3: daughter's in high school.
Speaker 5: The high school football team isn't going to play that
Speaker 5: many games in a season over ten years. They don't
Speaker 5: play any one ninety games a season.
Speaker 3: I didn't say that.
Speaker 4: Ending a one hundred and one game skid that stretched
Speaker 4: back to twenty fifteen.
Speaker 3: Okay, one hundred and one games. Yes, I said that
Speaker 3: in the news story.
Speaker 4: I even said that it was over a decade ago.
Speaker 3: Like how many more.
Speaker 5: Times this guy says, you said nine hundred games? All right, whatever,
Speaker 5: take your word for it. Cody says, isn't everyone who
Speaker 5: died on nine eleven known by now? What do they
Speaker 5: think happened to someone who disappeared twenty five years ago?
Speaker 5: Right on nine eleven? Why are we still identifying people?
Speaker 5: You know by now? If someone died that day, if
Speaker 5: you haven't seen or heard from them in twenty five years, well, yeah,
Speaker 5: we know that they were We know that the person
Speaker 5: was killed on ninety eleven. But we're talking about remains
Speaker 5: that are found, so that's what they're identifying. I mean,
Speaker 5: if they find a bone fragment on top of a
Speaker 5: roof of a neighboring building and there have been plenty
Speaker 5: of those found, or you know, who knows a tooth,
Speaker 5: whatever whatever is found.
Speaker 3: They tried to identify.
Speaker 5: Those remains using DNA, so they're not identifying to be like.
Speaker 3: Oh, oh my god, we had no idea Bill died.
Speaker 5: On ninety eleven. That's not why they're doing that. They're
Speaker 5: doing that so that the family and I don't have
Speaker 5: any issue with this. I'm sure it costs an incredible
Speaker 5: amount of money to do this over the years, twenty
Speaker 5: five years, but that the family can have something, some
Speaker 5: sort of closure or some sort of piece, you know,
Speaker 5: that that there remains part of them was indeed found.
Speaker 9: How does insurance work in a situation like that where
Speaker 9: you can't like, oh, yeah, they died, but I don't
Speaker 9: know where the body is.
Speaker 5: I'm sure that there was, you know, when it comes
Speaker 5: to life insurance or something, I'm sure that there are.
Speaker 3: You know, I think you're just declared.
Speaker 5: A judge would have to declare you legally dead, and
Speaker 5: then your insurance would have to pay up. I'm sure
Speaker 5: in cases, you know, if there's a mysterious case of
Speaker 5: somebody who's disappeared and we never saw the person, you go, oh,
Speaker 5: this could be some sort of fraud. Did they just
Speaker 5: disappear on purpose? Are they still alive somewhere, they're trying
Speaker 5: to get money. You know, there'd be a question, but
Speaker 5: I think in all of those cases, most of those cases,
Speaker 5: I think it was pretty straightforward. Although I'm sure I
Speaker 5: don't remember anything off the top of my head, but
Speaker 5: I'm sure that there were people who took that opportunity
Speaker 5: to sort of disappear and try to claim that they
Speaker 5: were killed on nine eleven. I'm positive, whether it's somebody
Speaker 5: who's in financial difficulty, somebody wants to leave their wife, whatever,
Speaker 5: I guarantee you there was somebody, at least one, probably
Speaker 5: multiple people who just tried to go off grid, and
Speaker 5: maybe not even right then, but then within days they're like,
Speaker 5: oh man, this would be my way to get out
Speaker 5: of here. Let me just disappear, and people will assume
Speaker 5: that I was killed on ninety eleven.
Speaker 3: Because we had other people.
Speaker 5: Do you remember that stand up comic that claimed that
Speaker 5: he was there at ninety Lady's been in the studio
Speaker 5: a few times.
Speaker 3: The first time was before you.
Speaker 5: He might've even told us the story of being there
Speaker 5: at ninety eleven before it would turned out to be
Speaker 5: a complete fraud. I forget that guy's name, but you know,
Speaker 5: you had a lot of people who claimed that they
Speaker 5: were there and survived, and just that was not anywhere
Speaker 5: close to being true. So I think some people did
Speaker 5: probably tried to disappear. There's a store in California called
Speaker 5: Aviator Nation. I've seen I've seen some of these stores
Speaker 5: around the country. Are you familiar with Aviator Nation as
Speaker 5: anybody now?
Speaker 3: A brand?
Speaker 7: I'm on the website right now. I've never I've never
Speaker 7: seen this there says they have a store in the
Speaker 7: what area is it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I like this hold on you like to help keep
Speaker 3: you not the guy.
Speaker 7: When when it starts off as as a woman with
Speaker 7: her shirt open, and you go, maybe we'll see more,
Speaker 7: and then you move your mouse over to it and
Speaker 7: turns into a naked guy.
Speaker 3: Pretty cool, pretty good to tight, gotcha? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So they have what is it Winwood over in Winwood, Uh,
Speaker 5: in Miami. They have a store. And I had never
Speaker 5: really heard of this brand up until I saw that store.
Speaker 5: A couple I walked by the store a few years
Speaker 5: ago and I go, oh, that's kind of a cool sweatshirt.
Speaker 3: And I didn't know that it was a whole, huge,
Speaker 3: big brand.
Speaker 5: But uh, there's a woman who was complaining about this
Speaker 5: store that they have, and I think this one's in Malibu.
Speaker 5: And inside the store they have like a little living
Speaker 5: room set up with some chairs, and there's a homeless
Speaker 5: guy that's asleep in the store.
Speaker 3: You can see this here it is and he the
Speaker 3: very defensive store and this is what's going on.
Speaker 5: She's very outraged that eyes is too small for me
Speaker 5: to read exactly what she's saying. I can read it, okay, well, no,
Speaker 5: on my screen is very tiny. I'm not The window
Speaker 5: was very very small. Avia Internation.
Speaker 7: You charge two hundred dollars for a pair of sweatpants,
Speaker 7: Yet when you go into one of your stores, whether
Speaker 7: it be the one in Austin, Malibu or Venice, you
Speaker 7: allow homeless people to sleep on the furniture. I spoke
Speaker 7: to the sales associates and they said they can't do
Speaker 7: anything about it because he gets aggressive. The last thing
Speaker 7: I want to do is go shopping and have a
Speaker 7: homeless man aggress me. Do something about this. Is that
Speaker 7: a word to aggress me? Can you aggress me? I've
Speaker 7: never heard it used like that, But I've never heard
Speaker 7: that either. But so now people are upset at this lady.
Speaker 5: They say that she's not being sensitive to the unhoused
Speaker 5: because she's complaining about them, about this guy sitting in
Speaker 5: this chair. I kind of agree with her, though now
Speaker 5: I would I don't know if I would post this,
Speaker 5: but nobody wants a homeless guy sleeping in a chair
Speaker 5: in a store that you're shopping it.
Speaker 3: Whether it's a store.
Speaker 5: She's complaining that she she's gonna pay two hundred dollars
Speaker 5: for a pair of sweatpants, bless your choice. I don't
Speaker 5: care if it's your two dollars sweatpants or two thousand
Speaker 5: dollars sweatpants.
Speaker 3: I don't want a.
Speaker 7: Homeless guy sleeping in the store either. So, but the
Speaker 7: store doesn't even care. I mean, they're allowing it, so
Speaker 7: it's not.
Speaker 5: Your Oh they yeah, but who knows what kind of
Speaker 5: weird policies they have.
Speaker 3: They can't they shouldn't allow that. They should kick this
Speaker 3: guy out. And I have an idea.
Speaker 5: If he gets aggressive, then you call the police, and
Speaker 5: you have the police as scort this guy off. He
Speaker 5: tries to pass them and say don't ever come in
Speaker 5: here again. And if he does he tries to come
Speaker 5: back through the door of the store, you have the
Speaker 5: guy arrested.
Speaker 3: It's a very simple thing. I don't know why.
Speaker 5: Now, maybe they have so much crime in California, maybe
Speaker 5: they aren't able to do that. But I've seen more
Speaker 5: people complaining that this lady is insensitive to the unhoused.
Speaker 3: As they're called. But I.
Speaker 5: Don't have any I don't have any issue with her
Speaker 5: calling out this store. I wouldn't want to shop in
Speaker 5: a store. Wouldn't they freak you out? If there's a
Speaker 5: homeless guy just sitting in a chair in a store
Speaker 5: you're shopping at.
Speaker 4: I'm not going there to sit on a chair there
Speaker 4: to his shop. So he's sitting on a chair, right,
Speaker 4: But you don't want okay, I just go around him.
Speaker 4: There's people all around.
Speaker 5: Them, but you don't know the guy could pop up
Speaker 5: at any given time and just start yelling and screaming
Speaker 5: and swinging at people.
Speaker 3: You see the homeless people downtown.
Speaker 5: Dog, you just took video of a homeless lady taking
Speaker 5: a dump right there on the building. That was different
Speaker 5: you took. You took video of it. Do you tell
Speaker 5: me now that you wouldn't have any issue if there's
Speaker 5: a homeless guy in the chair and she's.
Speaker 3: Just there sleeping. I mean, it is.
Speaker 4: Kind of a little mean her posting it and taking
Speaker 4: that angle with the public.
Speaker 3: But obviously the store would have had the police there
Speaker 3: if they.
Speaker 4: I mean, he might get a little aggressive, but not
Speaker 4: enough for them to call the police and have him arrested.
Speaker 3: So he must not be that bad.
Speaker 7: There's a homeless guy that showers here every day, and
Speaker 7: what do you mean he showers in the downstairs basement
Speaker 7: bathroom step and I don't tell anybody.
Speaker 3: Until now, Well you should wait. I mean, that's no good.
Speaker 5: I mean, you tell me that homeless people are just
Speaker 5: coming in and using our facilities, like it's not not
Speaker 5: in this area.
Speaker 7: I mean, but when you leave our suite, there's a
Speaker 7: place down in the there's another bathroom where there's like
Speaker 7: a locker room and shower, and there's a guy that
Speaker 7: goes in there a shower and just.
Speaker 3: That's what he does. It charges his iPad charges iPad. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think you should tell somebody about that. What are
Speaker 3: they gonna do? You can't get parking spots here. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm not worried about like a homeless guy.
Speaker 5: The building security should be alerted to this busy watching
Speaker 5: they got Netflix to watch. But then then there's where
Speaker 5: there's one. There's gonna be more. There's gonna be there's
Speaker 5: been to go around. It's been going for a couple
Speaker 5: of months. He showers. You've seen him nude before him naked.
Speaker 3: How does he get on shower? It just goes well,
Speaker 3: because the shower a.
Speaker 10: Key card to get into the building in the first place.
Speaker 5: That's a good question to just mill around, you walk on,
Speaker 5: wait for somebody to follow. Yeah, because you go through
Speaker 5: that hallway, can't you probably the others on that from
Speaker 5: the on the other side, from that restaurant, I bet
Speaker 5: you could probably get in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you you did get in well.
Speaker 5: On not the restaurant by the front, ask the other Yeah,
Speaker 5: the other one far restaurant across on the other side
Speaker 5: the street.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think you might be able to get in
Speaker 3: through there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he just goes in any showers since or saw
Speaker 7: him drop the soap once and.
Speaker 3: He saw his whole dong and uh, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna rat him out because
Speaker 7: the guy's trying to live. He's in here to take
Speaker 7: a shower. He's not in here, he's not sleeping in
Speaker 7: the chair or whatever. He's just going in and taking
Speaker 7: a shower and then goes about a day so that
Speaker 7: he's clean. Hopefully, maybe he's taking a shower for a
Speaker 7: job interview. I don't know, you'd want us to round.
Speaker 7: Imagine that you live in the building. This is a
Speaker 7: residential building. You want homeless people just using your your
Speaker 7: the place where you live.
Speaker 3: As a shower. Oh so you do you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: I have no problem with it because he's I mean,
Speaker 7: he's again, he's not like dumping in the bathroom or anything.
Speaker 7: He's not making a huge mess. He comes in, takes
Speaker 7: a shower, and then he heads out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would probably if it were me, and especially
Speaker 5: if I live there, I would certainly alert these security
Speaker 5: staff about this. I wouldn't want that if I was.
Speaker 5: You can if you want.
Speaker 10: I'm not going to, especially people pay a lot of money,
Speaker 10: I feel to live in this building. And that's the
Speaker 10: locker room. That's pretty much the one.
Speaker 3: For the gym. So you would go to the gym
Speaker 3: take a quick shower.
Speaker 4: But they'll complain if they see him. That's they'll complain
Speaker 4: if they want. What's up to them?
Speaker 3: Hmm maam, all right, I didn't. I didn't.
Speaker 5: I wasn't aware of this, all right, I gotta take
Speaker 5: a break eight six six yo, Rover is our number
Speaker 5: eight sixty six nine sixty seven six eighty three seven,
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Speaker 10: I did on the toilet, on the toilet, on the toilet.
Speaker 8: Oh, this is rovers morning glory, sorry.
Speaker 3: Inser Jake.
Speaker 5: Right, Rover, how could you not know about the shower
Speaker 5: guy When it first started happening, Snitch and Charlie talked
Speaker 5: about it regularly and even suggested that he might be homeless.
Speaker 3: This must be on the aftermath. So I didn't hear this?
Speaker 9: Yeah, mostly, Yeah, So this has been going on for
Speaker 9: how long? Oh, it's been a long time.
Speaker 3: Half a year. Maybe I don't even know.
Speaker 5: It's been a long time, Jim, says Rover. I am
Speaker 5: a homeless guy in any establishment I enter, I get
Speaker 5: the weirdest looks, and I'm kind of limited to my
Speaker 5: extent of stay pending I make a purchase anyway. The
Speaker 5: moral of the story is it's only a matter of
Speaker 5: time before I'm asked to leave, and sleeping in a
Speaker 5: place is immediate grounds to be told to leave. Rib says,
Speaker 5: my girlfriend lives in that effing building and you see
Speaker 5: random naked dudes in the area that could potentially reach her.
Speaker 5: How about I drive homeless people at your neighborhood and
Speaker 5: let them live into your house and your girlfriend there
Speaker 5: to shower.
Speaker 3: Is that cool, you fing idiot?
Speaker 9: Well, everybody's naked in the men's bathroom. I mean partially.
Speaker 9: It's not naked in the men's bathroom.
Speaker 5: We take you walk around naked in the you know,
Speaker 5: nobody's ever nobody's ever seen me naked at work.
Speaker 9: I'm saying you are partially naked when you're at the urnal, yeah, or.
Speaker 7: When you take a dump pants down, give all your
Speaker 7: clothes on except for your you know, you pull out
Speaker 7: your dog, but you.
Speaker 9: Know it has showers. It's gonna be snaked people in there.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 5: But if you live in a building, you don't assume
Speaker 5: there's going to be naked homeless people there.
Speaker 3: I I I do would be upset.
Speaker 5: Michelle works in healthcare, She says, Spencer, there are a
Speaker 5: lot of overweight old people, so you're wrong about that,
Speaker 5: She claims to Your wife works on a nursing home, right, yes,
Speaker 5: have you asked her if there are any fat old
Speaker 5: people in the nursing home.
Speaker 3: That statement, So there's no fat people in the nurse.
Speaker 9: It's a general statement, but there's there's less settling, all right.
Speaker 5: You know, Jeffrey is not here today, but boy, oh boy,
Speaker 5: would he be proud that he has something in common
Speaker 5: with the guy who owns the San Francisco forty nine ers.
Speaker 5: Can you believe this? This guy is a billionaire Jed York.
Speaker 5: His family is worth eight and a half billion dollars.
Speaker 5: But he was just busted for trying to get a
Speaker 5: prostitute in an Ohio trailer park in a in a.
Speaker 3: This is the craziest thing.
Speaker 5: I guess the guy his family is from the Youngstown area.
Speaker 3: I believe he was.
Speaker 5: Arrested Sunday morning, nine thirty five am. You know the
Speaker 5: kind of the time when everybody wants to get a
Speaker 5: hooker Sunday morning at nine thirty instead of going to church,
Speaker 5: Let me get a hooker instead again Saturday at night
Speaker 5: five am. This is not nine thirty five pm. What
Speaker 5: are you doing Sunday at nine thirty five am looking
Speaker 5: for a hooker? And he wants to be a church
Speaker 5: that's right. He offered one hundred and forty dollars to
Speaker 5: have sex with woman. Now, he had gone on a
Speaker 5: website which is known to feature prostitution listings, and he
Speaker 5: arranged to have sex with this woman in the trailer
Speaker 5: park for one hundred and forty dollars. He then drove
Speaker 5: to the trailer park. This is in East Palestine, Ohio
Speaker 5: where that train derailment was. Yes, sir, and and it
Speaker 5: was just like the Laroque story. Right when he arrived,
Speaker 5: he gets that he's all horny, he thinks he's going
Speaker 5: to have sex, and it turns out that the whole
Speaker 5: thing was an undercover sting operation. The ad that was
Speaker 5: placed was placed by an agent from the Mahoning Valley
Speaker 5: Human Trafficking Task Force.
Speaker 3: They had orchestrated this sting operation.
Speaker 5: They have a picture of I think there's a picture
Speaker 5: of the trailer park I think where he was. I mean,
Speaker 5: just imagine this. You're a guy who's a billionaire and
Speaker 5: you're cruising here at nine thirty in the morning on
Speaker 5: a Sunday to have sex with a trailer park woman
Speaker 5: for one hundred and forty dollars. Explain this to me?
Speaker 5: Can anyone explain it?
Speaker 3: For forty nine ers? Can you just have sex with women?
Speaker 3: I don't get any of this.
Speaker 5: If you cannot get laid by telling somebody I own
Speaker 5: the San Francisco forty nine ers, there's something.
Speaker 3: Wrong with you.
Speaker 5: I could go to East Palestine and go I'm Rover,
Speaker 5: and I could find a toothless woman to have sex
Speaker 5: with me. This guy owns an NFL team and he's
Speaker 5: trolling for one hundred and forty dollars hookers.
Speaker 3: Is he married?
Speaker 5: He has been married for ten years. Snitzer, Oh, ten years,
Speaker 5: he's pretty Yeah. Look at these two, him and his wife.
Speaker 3: Oh. If you're this woman, you immediately divorced this guy. Right.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, because this isn't his first time. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 7: If your first time is not going to be nine
Speaker 7: thirty in the morning, that's somebody that does this all
Speaker 7: the time, right.
Speaker 3: And what do you tell his wife, I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: get some coffee. You want some? I mean, oh, I
Speaker 3: don't know if his wife was with him. If she was.
Speaker 4: No, he leaves house to go get coffee and he
Speaker 4: goes to.
Speaker 3: The trailer park.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if it was his I mean,
Speaker 5: his family is from the air.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he I don't know what he
Speaker 3: was doing there. I have no idea.
Speaker 5: I couldn't tell you exactly, but I don't think him
Speaker 5: and his wife they don't live there. They owned the
Speaker 5: San Francisco forty nine ers. I'm sure they live in
Speaker 5: the San Francisco area. Anyways, he had in his devices,
Speaker 5: in his possession of cellular device, his phone, which he
Speaker 5: had used to arrange the criminal act.
Speaker 3: They arrested him and he was a a mugshot. Oh Jesus,
Speaker 3: embarrass morning.
Speaker 5: Look yeah, oh my god, kind of looks like the
Speaker 5: homeless guy showering at iHeart. He was released on five
Speaker 5: thousand dollars bonds. He pled no contest. He struck a
Speaker 5: plea deal with the prosecutor. Now tell me if this
Speaker 5: is fair. He pled no contest to disorderly conduct and
Speaker 5: no contest to one count of possessing criminal tools. Now,
Speaker 5: what would the criminal tools be? His cell phone? And okay,
Speaker 5: and disorderly conduct. Now this is this is extraordinary to
Speaker 5: me because if this were me, or if this were Charlie,
Speaker 5: or if this were Jeffrey Ala Laroque, they're not going
Speaker 5: to plead this down to disorderly conduct. The human trafficking
Speaker 5: task for us. They're not there to get you with
Speaker 5: a disorderly conduct charge. They're there to get you on
Speaker 5: the prostitution charge. This guy most definitely got preferential treatment.
Speaker 5: I know it comes as a shock, a huge surprise
Speaker 5: that a guy whose family is worth eight and a
Speaker 5: half billion dollars, a guy who owns his full ownership
Speaker 5: of controlling ownership of the San Francisco forty nine ers.
Speaker 5: I know it comes to the shock. But he got
Speaker 5: preferential treatment. There's no way they would that you and
Speaker 5: he was just a restaurant on Sunday and he already
Speaker 5: immediately pled Monday to this lesser charge of disorderly conduct.
Speaker 5: That's a scam and that should be investigated because if
Speaker 5: it were Charlie, if you got arrested, Charlie.
Speaker 3: They're not going to plead this down. Oh no, disorderly conduct.
Speaker 3: But how did it still got out? How did it
Speaker 3: get out even after?
Speaker 7: Can you look at the court record and see what
Speaker 7: he was charged with and then look to see what
Speaker 7: he actually pled to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that would be part of the deal.
Speaker 7: I would want to be like, all right, I'll do
Speaker 7: disorderly conduct, don't mention why I was in the trailer park.
Speaker 5: You know, it's interesting because I've wondered, could you if look,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't if you ask me who owns the San
Speaker 5: Francisco forty nine ers, I wouldn't have any clue, no idea.
Speaker 5: So if this guy would, and maybe he did, I
Speaker 5: don't know, But is it possible if he.
Speaker 3: Just kept his mouth shit? They go, what do you
Speaker 3: do for a living? And I'm a.
Speaker 5: Marketing guy or something? You know, you make up some story.
Speaker 5: Do you think that anybody when they arrested him, did
Speaker 5: they know who he was? He probably had a nice car,
Speaker 5: I'm sure, or whatever. But what was he from that
Speaker 5: area you said Maybee family is from.
Speaker 3: I think the Youngstown area. Maybe they do know, they
Speaker 3: know who he is.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe how he's made it out and he's made
Speaker 9: it big or whatever.
Speaker 3: Man, I just you try and keep that under wraps.
Speaker 5: But he didn't. But man Luke says, they plead them
Speaker 5: down all the time. They do it weekly.
Speaker 3: There believe that or not whatever that means.
Speaker 5: I guess, all right, So I guess they're getting a
Speaker 5: lot of people busting a lot of people for prostitution
Speaker 5: in this area in the trailer park. But I mean,
Speaker 5: it just seems like a lot of work to get
Speaker 5: somebody with as you could just go outside of a
Speaker 5: bar on a Saturday night and you could arrest somebody
Speaker 5: for disorderly conduct.
Speaker 3: If that's what you wanted to do.
Speaker 5: What's the point of setting up the whole sting operation
Speaker 5: and doing all that just to just to plete it
Speaker 5: down to disorderly conduct.
Speaker 7: Well, he's going to give them like a new police
Speaker 7: station or something, donate something.
Speaker 3: Oh, you think that's it. It's part of the back
Speaker 3: room deal.
Speaker 5: Luke says he also tried to get an expunged first
Speaker 5: thing Monday morning, and the judge said no. And he
Speaker 5: says the York and Deep barred Tolos are well known
Speaker 5: in the area.
Speaker 3: Somebody else said that too.
Speaker 10: He's from here, isn't he, And that his family owns
Speaker 10: a mall or something in that area, so they are
Speaker 10: pretty known.
Speaker 5: But if you got arrested and you're just like some
Speaker 5: kid that's in the family, I mean, this guy's I
Speaker 5: don't know, I'm.
Speaker 3: Forty years old or whatever.
Speaker 5: But you think everybody knows what you look like, or
Speaker 5: it just seems like you could still be somewhat anonymous
Speaker 5: if you don't. I've seen a lot of celebrities get
Speaker 5: arrested and they immediately started talking about how they're a celebrity, right,
Speaker 5: And you'd think if you just kept your mouth shut
Speaker 5: that you could get away with it. Who's going to
Speaker 5: know who you are? That was the one thing that
Speaker 5: was aggravated me the most about when Charlie and I
Speaker 5: were arrested. There were so many lies that were told
Speaker 5: about what went on, a lot of crookedness, but the
Speaker 5: biggest lie was, well, maybe not the biggest lie, but
Speaker 5: the one that really got me was that they claimed
Speaker 5: that when we were arrested.
Speaker 3: I said, don't you know who I am?
Speaker 2: Charlie?
Speaker 3: You were with me? Did that happen?
Speaker 7: It ain't no trying to not say that because we
Speaker 7: didn't want any extra problems.
Speaker 5: But they know that. They're like, oh, that will make
Speaker 5: them look like a douche. But if you were a
Speaker 5: celebrity and you get arrested, especially if you're a guy
Speaker 5: like I get it, if you're a movie star that
Speaker 5: ever ones like, you know, if somebody knows, like if
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt gets arrested, you're gonna know, like, dude, that's
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt.
Speaker 3: Anywhere in the world. Somebody's gonna know that.
Speaker 5: But oh, if you got arrested in a small, rinking
Speaker 5: ink town, I really think that you could get away.
Speaker 7: With just nobody would know who you are. He must
Speaker 7: have mentioned it or something. He must have said, I
Speaker 7: could pay you money, and they're like, how do you
Speaker 7: owe his money? He must he must have said something,
Speaker 7: because nobody's searching the court records of East Palestine every day.
Speaker 7: And then what you know when you see jeb yorke
Speaker 7: that doesn't jump off the page and go, oh, that's
Speaker 7: the forty nine ers owner.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wouldn't think, But who knows. Maybe maybe more
Speaker 5: people maybe they maybe they do, maybe they do know there.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Keith in Youngstown, you're on Rovers Morning.
Speaker 6: Glory, Good morning, Keith, Good morning, sir.
Speaker 3: Hey what happening?
Speaker 6: Every everybody knows who this guy is and young and Youngstown.
Speaker 6: I'm from Youngstown. Everybody knew, you know, uh de Barlow
Speaker 6: owned it at one time. He's a I only member there.
Speaker 6: But what it was really cracking me up is that
Speaker 6: I live in New Waterford, which is just down the
Speaker 6: street from He's Palestine.
Speaker 11: And about six.
Speaker 12: Months ago they busted a sex trafficking.
Speaker 3: Ring in more In, Ohio.
Speaker 6: The lady that was running it lived in.
Speaker 12: My complex, and she's still there.
Speaker 5: She's still running a sex operation. You think just moved
Speaker 5: it somewhere else.
Speaker 11: Actually, what kind of cracked me up is because when
Speaker 11: I first talked with my new neighbors, I talked with
Speaker 11: this lady's husband, she's married. He kept saying she likes
Speaker 11: to go down to the campgrounds, which I didn't see
Speaker 11: any campgrounds. And he's Palestine since I've been there, so
Speaker 11: I kind of was wondering that at the trailer park
Speaker 11: they were talking about maybe he is running it out
Speaker 11: of he's Palestine too.
Speaker 5: Maybe you have a connection to this entire sex operation, Keith,
Speaker 5: be careful who is sollociate with? Thank you Dean and Rochester.
Speaker 5: You're un rollers morning Glory, Your morning Dean. Dean?
Speaker 12: Are you why would you go to a prostitute?
Speaker 13: I'm here?
Speaker 3: Can you hear me? Yes? Go ahead?
Speaker 12: Hey, you asked two questions.
Speaker 13: Why would you go to a prostitute at nine thirty
Speaker 13: in the morning? And I'm guessing if you're frequenting the
Speaker 13: Trier prostitute, you'd want to be the first customer of
Speaker 13: the day.
Speaker 3: Not the last. That's good. Ah okay, Well.
Speaker 13: And second off, Charlie Sheen said thirty five years ago
Speaker 13: when he got busted doing he prostitutes because you pay
Speaker 13: for them to go away.
Speaker 3: But I mean, still, let's got it.
Speaker 5: You have to be really horny at nine thirty in
Speaker 5: the morning on a Sunday morning.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 5: Like if if you were to tell me that this guy,
Speaker 5: you know, and Saturday night or whatever, he has too
Speaker 5: much to drink. And you know, guy, you know how
Speaker 5: guys are when they've had to you know, they make
Speaker 5: they make poor decison. If that I could sort of
Speaker 5: even kind of like, oh, the guy's horny, maybe he's
Speaker 5: just looking for something quick, but at nineteen thirty in
Speaker 5: the morning on Sunday, that just strikes me as very strange.
Speaker 3: But I do agree with this.
Speaker 10: I feel like a prostitute is a little more discreet
Speaker 10: on who you are versus if you meet some girl
Speaker 10: at a bar, she's going to tell everybody for sure
Speaker 10: who she was with that night, whereas a prostitute might
Speaker 10: keep her mouth shut a little bit. Somebody also called
Speaker 10: and said that he did file for divorce a few
Speaker 10: months ago.
Speaker 5: Oh did he so? So he wants all right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's that marriage now. Yeah, And by the way. The
Speaker 5: reason why a hooker wouldn't wouldn't say anything isn't because
Speaker 5: she's a hooker and she has some secret, you know, like.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm just telling one. Yeah, you just you just
Speaker 3: want to tell the hooker who you are.
Speaker 5: Hooker's not going to know who you are, just going
Speaker 5: to be one of the ten guys that banged her
Speaker 5: that day. So as long as you keep your mind,
Speaker 5: I'll shut h You know, chances are they won't they
Speaker 5: won't talk because they won't know who you are. You'd
Speaker 5: make a fake name up for all, you know. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean Anthony Snitzer. And I'm here to screw you.
Speaker 3: Here I am. Let's go.
Speaker 5: Uh, Garrett, you're on Rover's Morning Glory, Good morning, Garrett.
Speaker 9: You know what?
Speaker 3: Hey, what's happening?
Speaker 12: He first time call her, a long time listener, and
Speaker 12: they got something to speculated a little bit about yesterday's
Speaker 12: after math. So Ju was talking about mascots. Did anyone
Speaker 12: calling about this yet? I wasn't tuned in earlier today.
Speaker 3: No, I don't I know she was talking about mascots. No,
Speaker 3: I didn't know. I'm not sure.
Speaker 12: Okay, Well, so it's pretty a little creepy, just that
Speaker 12: she wants to be a mascot at a high school.
Speaker 3: She wants to wait, what do you mean wait?
Speaker 5: So she wants to she's so obsessed with her child,
Speaker 5: she wants to be closer to her house.
Speaker 3: He's like, I can't.
Speaker 5: I'm in the stands during the football game when Gianna's cheering.
Speaker 5: I want to be on the field as a mascot.
Speaker 5: I don't think let students do that.
Speaker 4: Most of the time, I didn't know who was in there.
Speaker 4: Where is it dressed as.
Speaker 12: Student?
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's all different kinds of fun mascots.
Speaker 3: I think it'd be fun.
Speaker 4: There's one every school's one man high school. But I
Speaker 4: could do it. My friend's kids go to a different school.
Speaker 4: I could do it there, Like I'd be a great mascot.
Speaker 5: So you think that would be fun. I think it
Speaker 5: would be stinky. I think it would be heavy. I
Speaker 5: bet those those suits. That's an awful job. Is it
Speaker 5: still the same guy that's been doing the Slider?
Speaker 3: Is it still him?
Speaker 5: Because my wife is just asking me about that, because
Speaker 5: my wife went to a baseball game a couple of
Speaker 5: weeks ago with their parents and Slider came over and
Speaker 5: started dancing on my father in law and uh, and
Speaker 5: I go, you know, I wonder if it's the same
Speaker 5: guy that's inside that suit, And.
Speaker 3: I guess du she's telling me that it is. Or
Speaker 3: are you gonna say, Garrett?
Speaker 12: The thing I wanted to speculate though about is possibly
Speaker 12: gear me out. Maybe the reason we all think Susie's
Speaker 12: cellib it because she doesn't want to tell us that
Speaker 12: she's secretly a furry.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, she has a secret sex life.
Speaker 5: She's dressing up as a great sex Oh yeah?
Speaker 3: Is that what they do? Is they do? Oh they
Speaker 3: get all melly sex.
Speaker 4: Wait, so you dress up as an animal and bang
Speaker 4: oh furries?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is there like do you leave your furry outfit on
Speaker 5: and there's like a little pounce or a little slit
Speaker 5: in the front that you pull it out? Or do
Speaker 5: you take your furry outfit out and just leave like
Speaker 5: the head on? How does this work, Crystal?
Speaker 10: I don't know because some of them say that it's
Speaker 10: not about sex at all.
Speaker 3: Some of them are well they say that to so
Speaker 3: you put your guard down and they can try to
Speaker 3: have sex with you.
Speaker 10: And it depends because I've seen people where they do
Speaker 10: just wear the head, the hands, maybe a tail, and
Speaker 10: the feet, and then their body is just regular clothing.
Speaker 10: And then I've seen people that are in the full
Speaker 10: get up and I never see a little zipper area
Speaker 10: in the front or anything for it to flop out.
Speaker 5: So I wonder how they would be going about that.
Speaker 5: And does she you want to be a mascot? Were
Speaker 5: you ever a mascout?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, what is your mascot? I think I found it?
Speaker 3: This is a but I don't know.
Speaker 4: But for her the high school shorty high Shorty, that's
Speaker 4: this is the mascot.
Speaker 3: That's the guy you want to be an inflatable mascot.
Speaker 4: I've never seen a mascot like this, So this is yah.
Speaker 3: Is that a person in there? Or is that a
Speaker 3: person in there? This is very strange.
Speaker 5: I've never seen a mascot like this either. Wait, no,
Speaker 5: that's that's like a that's not like a parade float.
Speaker 5: That's a person in there.
Speaker 3: It's shorty?
Speaker 4: Is uh inflatable? That's why I want to do it.
Speaker 4: I think it would be amazing.
Speaker 5: So he doesn't move much right, Oh yeah, he's walking everywhere.
Speaker 3: He's walking. He's not doing the dancing like Slider They're
Speaker 3: all like, yeah, you can do it over and go.
Speaker 7: Well, it looks like a heavy plastic and they probably
Speaker 7: have an air compressor on it the entire time to
Speaker 7: pump it, keep it pumped up.
Speaker 3: How is it?
Speaker 5: Can I see that picture again? Let me see this this?
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't, you can't. I just I just
Speaker 3: saw him at the game, and.
Speaker 4: I'm sure a mascot like this, I want to be
Speaker 4: a st.
Speaker 3: Why do they call him shorty? I don't shoreman?
Speaker 11: This?
Speaker 3: I don't know, she says, So it's the shoremen are the.
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: I don't know why they call him that? Is he
Speaker 3: a shoreman? Is that what that is? Yeah? That's his name,
Speaker 3: but he's not sh shoremen like okay?
Speaker 5: And are they spelling shorty with an E like like
Speaker 5: a shoreman but then with a T? Y?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: I don't know. How do you? I don't know how? Okay?
Speaker 3: I give up? Okay, I.
Speaker 4: Would say, you clearly can't. You're like getting all flustered.
Speaker 4: Sucks to be you.
Speaker 3: I love him, I think it is. I've never seen
Speaker 3: a mascot like that. It's an inflatable suit.
Speaker 9: These are his outfits that some of the always sprays
Speaker 9: the fart spray and then.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, they gotta take a breaking what what?
Speaker 3: Oh? Sorry?
Speaker 10: I'd like her better in a furry more costume that
Speaker 10: she can dance and move around, and I feel like
Speaker 10: you won't be able to move as Much of.
Speaker 3: The problem is with these mascot outfits.
Speaker 5: The heads aren't big enough for Dougie to get her
Speaker 5: giant forehead in there. Even though they're massive, heads usually
Speaker 5: just still not big enough for Dougie.
Speaker 3: You have these chizzy coming up? What's on the way?
Speaker 3: I want to tell you the I don't want to
Speaker 3: tell you that one.
Speaker 4: Oh, you know Morgan Wallash. I'm trying to think I'm amazing.
Speaker 4: You know Morgan Morgan Wallen And when people go to
Speaker 4: his concert, obviously you're going to be drinking. Do you
Speaker 4: ever wonder how much alcohol people will drink at Morgan
Speaker 4: Wallen Coon. I'm going to tell you because the numbers
Speaker 4: are in, and I'll give you the stats.
Speaker 3: I'd like to know this because I you're welcome. I
Speaker 3: would I. I remember that Roverfest.
Speaker 5: Became the second largest what was it, or maybe it
Speaker 5: was the biggest.
Speaker 3: What was it? I think the second.
Speaker 5: Largest festival in terms of beer drinking in the state.
Speaker 5: And I think the first one was was it the
Speaker 5: Cincinnati fireworks thing that they do where there's like five hundred.
Speaker 3: Thousand people that get to that. Yeah, that is huge,
Speaker 3: that's a massive.
Speaker 5: I think that was the number one for beer sales,
Speaker 5: and we were the number two for beer sales in
Speaker 5: annual festivals. All right, so I am curious. We'll be
Speaker 5: right back on Rover's Morning glory.
Speaker 3: Hang on,