Speaker 1: The Rover's Morning Glory, Susy is coming up in just
Speaker 1: a few minutes. What do you have on the way, Dougi.
Speaker 2: There's a woman who is going viral because she's trying
Speaker 2: to get back at her homeowners' association.
Speaker 3: They gave her a fine for something. So she's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll show you. I'll tell you what she did next.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment. Also,
Speaker 4: I'm going to show you what is becoming a male
Speaker 4: fashion trend. And I'm curious if the guys on our
Speaker 4: show would participate in this male fashion trend. We'll get
Speaker 4: to that in just a few minutes. Country Chris in Memphis,
Speaker 4: you run Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning, Country Chris.
Speaker 5: Hey, what's up y'all?
Speaker 1: Hey man, what's happening?
Speaker 6: To go back to the raw seat and the grandma.
Speaker 6: I don't think she should have pulled the gun. You
Speaker 6: shouldn't just brandish a weapon like that unless you're going
Speaker 6: to try to hold them there for the police or whatever.
Speaker 6: But like you said, people are just getting sick and
Speaker 6: tired of this. I mean, even if it's a complete
Speaker 6: failure of our justice system, not only the comps hands
Speaker 6: are taught most of the time, and if they do
Speaker 6: get arrested, they go to port and they're immediately released.
Speaker 5: There's no charges ever, hardly.
Speaker 6: Brought up on them or follow through on and just
Speaker 6: it's ridiculous for everybody else in the community.
Speaker 5: You have to deal with this.
Speaker 4: Crap, and it's ridiculous that you and I should have
Speaker 4: to pay for this stuff. Like I have to buy
Speaker 4: stuff when I go on you know, I have to
Speaker 4: pay full price, and these people just walk out and
Speaker 4: there's no repercussions. And again I understand, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: there's a difference to me between like a stupid teenager
Speaker 4: doing this, because we all did stupid stuff as teenage.
Speaker 4: But these are adults, the grown men, that it's like
Speaker 4: their job. It's just shop listing.
Speaker 6: And well and not only that, it's not like he's
Speaker 6: stealing this stuff for clothes for his children to go
Speaker 6: to school. If the neude does have children, he definitely
Speaker 6: ain't seen him in a while, and he definitely don't
Speaker 6: pay no child support. This is him going to sell
Speaker 6: these clothes on the streets, getting money for drugs.
Speaker 4: And you wouldn't pull out would you pull out a firearm?
Speaker 4: I would not pull out a gun. If I you know,
Speaker 4: somebody was shoplifting at a store, I'm not going to
Speaker 4: pull out a gun and getting involved in that.
Speaker 6: Just the shoplifting, No, But it also depends what happened
Speaker 6: prior to that. If he knocked out some woman that
Speaker 6: was a worker there trying to get out the door,
Speaker 6: then yeah, that's different, you know.
Speaker 5: But now just for the shoplifting, I wouldn't. But I
Speaker 5: mean then.
Speaker 6: Again, like I said, it's just whatever the circumstances dore
Speaker 6: at the time, right for everyone to have to deal
Speaker 6: with the cost of it.
Speaker 5: To have to I mean because I used.
Speaker 6: To work at a store for a while ago and
Speaker 6: attractor supply, and you would have people come in and
Speaker 6: steal tools, they'd steal all kinds of SnO, and we
Speaker 6: can't do anything because the like I had, one guy
Speaker 6: worked with Trump to stop one tackled him, he got
Speaker 6: fired and then charged police for it for us all,
Speaker 6: and it's absolutely ridiculous, like to have to deal with this.
Speaker 1: Why should you be going to mackle somebody?
Speaker 4: Now, I get it why the corporation doesn't want you know,
Speaker 4: they don't want any liability whatever, But why would the
Speaker 4: police charge the worker for tackling somebody. The guys guy's
Speaker 4: running out, he's stealing, Like, why shouldn't you be able
Speaker 4: to tackle?
Speaker 6: That was assault, and that it was beyond his scope
Speaker 6: and of an employee, and he should have reported it.
Speaker 6: But it was the same guy that had been coming
Speaker 6: into our store for weeks and stealing stuff, and as
Speaker 6: soon as he come in, we'd call the cops. It
Speaker 6: take them, if they even showed up, it would take
Speaker 6: them an hour or two.
Speaker 5: To get there. But then he's down the road with everything.
Speaker 6: And finally, one day, this guy got sick of it
Speaker 6: and tackled him in.
Speaker 5: The parking lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't have any issue with that.
Speaker 6: Both I was released and my buddy got charged with assault.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: I mean hopefully that hopefully they end up dropping those charges.
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 5: Oh no, he got eleven twenty nine on it. He
Speaker 5: got fully charged and convicted on it.
Speaker 1: What's that.
Speaker 5: Eleven twenty nine?
Speaker 6: It was a it was a gross misdemeanor, which means
Speaker 6: he's on eleven twenty nine probation eleven months, twenty nine days.
Speaker 5: That's the max they can give you.
Speaker 4: Oh look at that nine lingo, lingo, Yeah, yeah, all right, country, Chris, Yeah,
Speaker 4: schooling us on the judicial system there and wherever Memphis,
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, Country, Chris Dougie, are you.
Speaker 1: Ready for the award winning Chizzy?
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Speaker 2: Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed
Speaker 2: twenty three twenty five people.
Speaker 3: That's according to government data yesterday.
Speaker 4: And that now my a bad person because you keep
Speaker 4: doing these stories and this has been going on for
Speaker 4: like six months, and you just like it's in is
Speaker 4: really far away and it's not coming here as best
Speaker 4: I can.
Speaker 3: Hell, well, I just let.
Speaker 2: Me just tell you that this new number has surpassed
Speaker 2: the toll from the twenty eighteen to twenty twenty outbreak,
Speaker 2: So it's now become the deadliest in the country's history.
Speaker 3: So let's just move on from that.
Speaker 2: How about the Category one hurricane storm that hit Hawaii.
Speaker 4: Do you see Oh yeah, I saw pictures of this
Speaker 4: looks pretty I mean only a category one, but yeah,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of flooding there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was pretty grim over there. Forecasters officials worn
Speaker 2: that hazards will linger and several several areas at least
Speaker 2: one hundred homes were destroyed or lost in the storm
Speaker 2: as floodwaters were inundating communities. So and we are lucky
Speaker 2: that it was only category one, but that finally it's
Speaker 2: that was storm La LA that has moved on. A homeowners'
Speaker 2: association is supposed to help keep communities looking nice so
Speaker 2: that property values will stay high. But sometimes people get
Speaker 2: really upset with them. I know he's not fans of home.
Speaker 7: Oh no, because of a lot of their I mean,
Speaker 7: I understand what their purpose is, but he also have
Speaker 7: that they also abused her power to make up these
Speaker 7: really really arcane rules that people just just piss people off.
Speaker 3: Well, there's one lady that's gone virals.
Speaker 2: She's really upset because she keeps getting a forty five
Speaker 2: dollars fine for something in her house.
Speaker 3: And I think you have a video.
Speaker 1: Here, Oh, I have a video okay that will.
Speaker 2: Show you what she's doing and why she's getting forty
Speaker 2: five dollars fines.
Speaker 8: Charging me forty five dollars for this.
Speaker 3: Bush. So we're gonna seeks it today. She has a
Speaker 3: dead bush in her yard. It's brown.
Speaker 1: You're just gonna spray painted green.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not dead, no more.
Speaker 4: You could just replace the bush, like you're supposed to write, well.
Speaker 3: That's mine, that's all.
Speaker 1: Like, how did they get green?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I like this plane.
Speaker 3: I think it's great.
Speaker 2: It's very creative to make her house still look good.
Speaker 2: Over seven million views Brover.
Speaker 3: On this video.
Speaker 10: Now everybody knows they're watching. So what it looks? You
Speaker 10: can't find me anymore if it looks green? I mean
Speaker 10: it looks great.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Did they keep giving her a forty five dollars or
Speaker 4: does sheee like at one forty or they.
Speaker 1: Keep giving it to her? Well?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And what's words?
Speaker 7: And if you don't pay fines over a certain period,
Speaker 7: within a certain period of time, you can actually put
Speaker 7: a lean on your house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but this, I mean she fixed the problem, didn't she?
Speaker 11: Me?
Speaker 7: Personally, if I was in that situation, I'll just rip
Speaker 7: the bush out and not replace it. Bush probably doesn't
Speaker 7: cost that much money. That little teeny tiny bush that's
Speaker 7: like that root system's deep. Yeah, you have to dig
Speaker 7: that out. Yeah, go dig up a bush, Rover. Have
Speaker 7: you ever done that?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But do you ever have a wart on the bottom
Speaker 2: of your foot and all the tentacles from that?
Speaker 3: Just keep expanding and then they can never sounds good
Speaker 3: me neither.
Speaker 2: This is entertainment news for you, Law and Order SBU.
Speaker 2: The star of that show Mariska Hargatea. She is a huge,
Speaker 2: die hard Knicks fan and she has become friends with
Speaker 2: the team's Jalen Brunson. Everyone loves Jamie. He's a great guy.
Speaker 2: So they are going to do a little collaboration. And
Speaker 2: right after winning the NBA Championship, when asked what he's
Speaker 2: doing in the off season, the NBA star said he's
Speaker 2: going to try to get on SBU. Now Mariska says
Speaker 2: that it's definitely happening, so he is going to collaborate.
Speaker 1: I have a guest star appearance on there.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think that's actually pretty cool.
Speaker 7: I would not having a guest starring you, Piace. I
Speaker 7: get to play the judge because they're the role. The
Speaker 7: role that the judges are limited and very few lines.
Speaker 7: I have to learn, just have to know the sort
Speaker 7: of lingo that judges you that that would.
Speaker 4: Be in true Jalen Brown's are going to play a
Speaker 4: character or is he going to play himself?
Speaker 3: Find out?
Speaker 1: We have to find out.
Speaker 2: And finally, I'm really concerned about Dolly Parton. She canceled
Speaker 2: her appearance at Dollywood due to this ongoing health issue
Speaker 2: that she's been having. And I heard a couple of
Speaker 2: people say over the weekend, I don't know how much longer.
Speaker 2: I don't know how much longer she's going to be
Speaker 2: with us, which is really kind of sad. So I've
Speaker 2: got the Rod Stewart watch, Barry Manilow and now Dolly Parton.
Speaker 3: Hopefully Dolly will be okay because she's got whatever health issues.
Speaker 1: NO want ed Hayden Panite.
Speaker 3: She's young. I did get it. A couple of people
Speaker 3: are like, why aren't you talking about that?
Speaker 2: We did talk about actress Hayden Pantiera.
Speaker 3: She died thirty six years old. Uh, yesterday she passed away.
Speaker 3: So they are going to do an autopsy to see
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Speaker 4: Speaking of Jalen Bruns, and he is one of the
Speaker 4: guys that I was gonna tell you about that appears
Speaker 4: to be taking part of a new male fashion trend.
Speaker 4: This is sweeping the sports world in particular, this male
Speaker 4: fashion trend.
Speaker 1: And I'm curious.
Speaker 4: Now things trickle down eventually, that's where it starts in
Speaker 4: the sports world, and it trickles down to just every
Speaker 4: everyday joels like like me and Charlie and Schnitzer and Jeffrey,
Speaker 4: would you guys participate in this latest trend that the
Speaker 4: men are doing.
Speaker 1: This is where they are carrying purses.
Speaker 4: Have you seen all of these athletes that carry purses
Speaker 4: around with them all the time. Now they're walking into games,
Speaker 4: they're getting onto planes, they're carrying purses. I believe he's
Speaker 4: here's a that's killing a bappe soccer for a woman.
Speaker 1: No, that's his purse. That's his purse.
Speaker 3: I think that's great, Immerse.
Speaker 4: This is just this is something I don't think I'm
Speaker 4: going to be able to get into.
Speaker 2: This is you already carry a purse walking in here
Speaker 2: to the studio every day lunchbox. It looks like a purse.
Speaker 2: It's a little black bag that he holds is able
Speaker 2: to like a purse like a purse does his pinkies
Speaker 2: out when he walks.
Speaker 4: In, strangle you with the purse strap your little bag.
Speaker 1: Not it's a it's a ten dollars Amazon with.
Speaker 3: The Fendy ice pack inside.
Speaker 4: Such as just such a jealous bitch.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's anything wrong with And I don't
Speaker 2: think that looks like a purse.
Speaker 3: He's not holding it over his shoulder. These water doesn't.
Speaker 1: It doesn't look like a pert.
Speaker 3: Looks like a travel bag. Travel There's other.
Speaker 1: There's other pictures here. The article. I can't get through
Speaker 1: the article.
Speaker 3: Ohy not, well it's a paywall.
Speaker 1: I won't see that one picture in the in there anyway.
Speaker 1: Let me see here.
Speaker 4: Just athletes that are doing this, because primarily athletes who
Speaker 4: are doing this probably seen it in person.
Speaker 1: I don't think mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Since I'm clicking on this and it's not behind the
Speaker 4: paywall at.
Speaker 11: All, well, it's behind mine paywall on mine too, paywall
Speaker 11: on yours too. All right, tell me I'll have to
Speaker 11: get you these pictures. Then they have.
Speaker 4: Here's what's a guy from Norway, the Holland guy or
Speaker 4: Earling or whatever.
Speaker 3: Earling Holland blonde.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this dude is carried he looks like a caveman,
Speaker 4: a blonde caveman. He's carrying these purses around all the time,
Speaker 4: these air mens purses, and some of these are worth
Speaker 4: like thirty forty fifty thousand dollars. These dudes carrying these persons.
Speaker 11: He's convinced guys to spend more money like these expensive stores.
Speaker 1: I think it's what it boils down to us there.
Speaker 4: It's very little that guys can do in order to
Speaker 4: I guess, show off your wealth or something to a watch,
Speaker 4: a necklace, you can do some bracelets, you know, bracelet
Speaker 4: generally just a watch, and that's about it, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's not a whole lot that dudes have
Speaker 4: expensive stuff, like guys don't have Could you have expensive shoes, yeah,
Speaker 4: but they're not as they just kind of look like
Speaker 4: regular shoes, whereas girls will have high heels because two
Speaker 4: thousand dollars or something, you know, so they this is
Speaker 4: I guess a way for these guys to show off
Speaker 4: how much money they make.
Speaker 1: But it's just not a it's not a good look.
Speaker 2: Guys can wear belts that's just a bag, that's not
Speaker 2: a purse.
Speaker 3: That's just that's a purse.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Due, that's a purse.
Speaker 3: That's a bag you're walking out with?
Speaker 1: You would you would?
Speaker 11: You wouldn't say anything. My mom has that purse. That's
Speaker 11: a purse, Doug.
Speaker 3: It's just who cares?
Speaker 1: He's Bronson's his lunchbox.
Speaker 3: That's his lunchbox.
Speaker 4: That's I mean, this is what do you care? As
Speaker 4: a look here, what do you have? What do you
Speaker 4: have in there? Do you need this?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He walks the red carpet of something.
Speaker 4: This is All Star twenty, I guess the All Star game,
Speaker 4: NBA All Star walking like a red carpet into the
Speaker 4: thing and Jalen Brunson is wearing a suit. He's wearing
Speaker 4: a suit, but the the pant legs are very very short.
Speaker 4: These are like free pants, right, So it's a suit
Speaker 4: with capri pants and he's carrying a little purse with him.
Speaker 4: They caption it here a Louis Vatan stop kit whatever
Speaker 4: that is.
Speaker 3: So I'm guessing that these are sponsors that they get.
Speaker 1: There's a guy I don't even know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that one I don't even see. I think
Speaker 4: that one's hard to actually see. I don't even he's
Speaker 4: got a Gucciic kind of have known that that guy's
Speaker 4: carrying a purse because it blends in with his leather jacket.
Speaker 4: Here's Erling Holland carrying a purse.
Speaker 3: That's not a purse. It's not a purse.
Speaker 2: It's just it's something that's carrying his notebook and his computer.
Speaker 1: Go to the one with him in the raccoon. That's okay, okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's a purse. About the raccoon.
Speaker 3: What's with the raccoon and the alcohol? Is that taxidermy?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I think he bought that in America when he
Speaker 4: was over for the world copy. Must have seen this
Speaker 4: weird ass rack coon thing, stuffed raccoon in a store
Speaker 4: because he was remember he was going into all these
Speaker 4: crazy stores and just doing stupid stuff. So he took
Speaker 4: this stuffed raccoon home. And he's also carrying a purse.
Speaker 4: Now that makes a little more sense. He's coming off
Speaker 4: of a plane, yeah, this one. He's not just walking
Speaker 4: around going on a red carpet. This is like a
Speaker 4: travel bag. I wouldn't walk around with that, would you guy?
Speaker 11: But it makes a little more sense it has stuff
Speaker 11: in it because he's traveling. I'm just saying I wouldn't know.
Speaker 11: I have a backpack and roller bag. A cheap roller
Speaker 11: bag works great. Why would you know?
Speaker 8: All I think about is Joey from Friends and he
Speaker 8: starts carrying around a purse and he says it's a murse.
Speaker 8: He has a bag and he loves it. He can
Speaker 8: put anything he wants in it. You want to carry
Speaker 8: around a sweater, as a chapstick, your drink, you have
Speaker 8: somewhere to put it.
Speaker 1: Guys don't need to carry what do you need to
Speaker 1: carry around?
Speaker 8: I mean, look at Charlie's wallet. My god, if he
Speaker 8: had that little bag, a satchel of some sort. I mean,
Speaker 8: did have that fanny pack? Remember when he was vaping
Speaker 8: all the time. Are you still vaping as much, Charlie? Yeah,
Speaker 8: but no, it's easier. You don't have all these batteries
Speaker 8: and liquids and everything.
Speaker 4: You had all the juice, the bottles, the files, the droppers,
Speaker 4: And he had a whole fanny pack that he was carrying,
Speaker 4: a whole like heroin cut.
Speaker 1: But I would say, are you glad you don't have
Speaker 1: to carry that around anymore? Yeah?
Speaker 4: I hated that. Yeah, it was the worst. I don't
Speaker 4: know what guy would want to carry stuff around to
Speaker 4: a purse. Ah, if anybody was going to wear a
Speaker 4: pursa would be yeah, it would be me. What do
Speaker 4: you mean I would carry a purse around? Yes?
Speaker 11: What am I going to do with the purse? I
Speaker 11: don't know the purse? But you, out of everybody in
Speaker 11: the show, you're more purse likely.
Speaker 1: Than any of us.
Speaker 3: Not with his fanny pack and his non he has
Speaker 3: no pockets and his.
Speaker 1: To see to wear women's clothes. I've never seen him
Speaker 1: with anything on his shoulder.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but I could see Rover traveling. You could. You
Speaker 11: could be a perse guy for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: These duds are wearing like those crossbody bags all the time.
Speaker 4: I'm not a fan of those. What are you putting
Speaker 4: in there? What do guys need that for anything? I
Speaker 4: need to carry a hand to my wife and she
Speaker 4: carries it for me. That's how That's how a real
Speaker 4: man does it. I've got to take a break. Eight
Speaker 4: sixty six yo, Rover is our number. Eight sixty six
Speaker 4: nine sixty seven six eighty three seven. H.
Speaker 1: James says they are purses.
Speaker 4: My cousin from Belgium came over a couple of years
Speaker 4: ago he had one. It's totally normal in Europe for
Speaker 4: guys to carry purses around.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 1: And that.
Speaker 4: Mike Rochburns says that Earling Holland has a massive taxidermy collection.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that, but apparently that's why he was
Speaker 4: taking that raccoon home, although Trumpy says it's because he
Speaker 4: loved America so much, that's why he bought that raccoon. Well,
Speaker 4: whatever the case, he went back home to Norway with
Speaker 4: a very strange So that's what the raccoon is. It's
Speaker 4: a bottle of alcohol that the raccoon is drinking out of.
Speaker 1: Is that what that is? Yeah, that's what it looks like.
Speaker 3: Is it like a wine?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Do you ever see like real creative ways to hold
Speaker 3: a bottle of wine? Is that what this is? To
Speaker 3: hold a bottle of alcohol?
Speaker 5: Maybe?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you put whatever bottle you're drinking in there. That's
Speaker 11: pretty funny. Oh all right, I'm gonna take a break.
Speaker 11: We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Hang on. Somebody points out that Jalen Bronson.
Speaker 4: I would not have figured this out, but Jalen Bronson
Speaker 4: in that p make sure where he's carrying that little
Speaker 4: louis Vauton bag. He's wearing a double breasted suit jacket.
Speaker 4: Sin's just gonna try and find this. I can see
Speaker 4: him searching for this again. He probably deleted it, all
Speaker 4: righty there? It is anything else in this photo that
Speaker 4: you notice is very feminine?
Speaker 1: Any idea?
Speaker 8: I noticed that it looks like there's something in his pocket.
Speaker 8: That's what was bothering me, because why is that not
Speaker 8: in his purse?
Speaker 1: Great point. I guess it's a phone. It looks like, yeah,
Speaker 1: put your phone in your purse like a man. It
Speaker 1: kind of looks like ladies' pants.
Speaker 4: Well it's actually now this guy pointed this out, it's
Speaker 4: a women's double breasted blazer because it buttons that way. Now,
Speaker 4: men's double breasted suits the buttons are on the it
Speaker 4: buttons the other way.
Speaker 1: Yes, so he's wearing a woman's jacket. I'm gonna get it.
Speaker 1: Could be European. Do you think that's what it is?
Speaker 1: Because isn't it universe soul all the way?
Speaker 4: I thought all men's double breasted suits they button on
Speaker 4: the the right hand side, right, women's botton on the left.
Speaker 1: Normally, I think, yeah, that's right. Anyway, So he's wearing
Speaker 1: a women's women's coat. I guess.
Speaker 4: Have you guys, do you have any idea who Jason
Speaker 4: Arday is? Have you guys seen any of this story?
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 4: People started sending me this maybe about two weeks ago.
Speaker 4: And I think the reason why people started sending me
Speaker 4: Jason R.
Speaker 1: Day stories is they wanted this.
Speaker 4: This is a DEI higher that a university in England did.
Speaker 1: I think it was Cambridge University.
Speaker 4: I believe they hired him as the youngest black professor
Speaker 4: in Cambridge's history, and he had an incredible origin story
Speaker 4: that he told has a book that is either coming
Speaker 4: out this week or next week. And then a couple
Speaker 4: of weeks ago, questions started arising about are these stories
Speaker 4: actually true? Is his background actually honest? And I think
Speaker 4: the reason why people are sending me this is that, oh,
Speaker 4: look at this the he's a black guy, and I
Speaker 4: think that that he was getting a worse here's a
Speaker 4: picture of him. He's kind of a weird looking dude,
Speaker 4: to be honest with you, honestly, Like doesn't he just
Speaker 4: have like that weird surprise, like whoa, it's a weird
Speaker 4: bok on his face like a puppet.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 11: It seems like you'd be in mister Rogers's little universe.
Speaker 11: Well those Lady Laine and stuff. And I'm not sure
Speaker 11: exactly what this hat is. I guess I guess we
Speaker 11: need to become a professor of whatever at Cambridge, which
Speaker 11: it sounds pretty important. Maybe they put you in this
Speaker 11: goofy hat.
Speaker 4: But anyway, so some questions started to be raised about plagiarism,
Speaker 4: and somebody who had previously been fired from Cabridge figured
Speaker 4: out that he had plagiarized a paper or whatever from
Speaker 4: somebody who had written a very similar paper six years ago,
Speaker 4: a student, and he had plagiarized this. So that was
Speaker 4: sort of the opening of the floodgates. Also turns out
Speaker 4: that people have questioned some of his origin story, even
Speaker 4: back to last year. A reporter started asking questions, digging
Speaker 4: up when he got wind of some of these inconsistencies
Speaker 4: in his stories. He started asking questions and this professor,
Speaker 4: Jason Arday, reported him to the police. Where the police then,
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if they actually charged or just threatened
Speaker 4: to charge. I think they might have actually charged the
Speaker 4: reporter with harassment. They're like, no, this is harassment. All
Speaker 4: the reporter ever did was email Will you respond to
Speaker 4: these allegations or will you respond to these questions that
Speaker 4: I have?
Speaker 1: And if it turned.
Speaker 4: Into you're coming after me because I'm black. This Jason
Speaker 4: Arday guy wrote something just a few months ago, and
Speaker 4: it's like there's a people are coming after black people
Speaker 4: in academia and it's so racist and they're only coming
Speaker 4: after people because they're black. Well, really they were coming
Speaker 4: after him because of some of these tall tales that
Speaker 4: he told. Well, over the weekend he was found dead
Speaker 4: and I'm guessing he committed suicide.
Speaker 1: I don't know any more about it.
Speaker 4: He resigned from Cambridge, I think last week after Cambridge said, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what we are. They defended him, but then
Speaker 4: last they're like, we might have to do an investigation.
Speaker 4: In fact, we're going to do an investigation into what
Speaker 4: this guy's been saying because turns out some of what
Speaker 4: he said was not true. For instance, is a book
Speaker 4: coming out. He detailed a lot of this stuff in
Speaker 4: the book, which is due to be published this month.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they'll actually put it out, this
Speaker 4: Simon and Schuster book, but he claims he was diagnosed
Speaker 4: with autism at the age of three. He claims he
Speaker 4: was nonverbal until the age of eleven, claimed that he
Speaker 4: was unable to read or write until the age of eighteen,
Speaker 4: claim that he once ran six hundred miles in six days,
Speaker 4: six hundred miles in six days. He also claimed that
Speaker 4: he raised more than five million dollars for charity by
Speaker 4: running thirty marathons in thirty five days. Think about that
Speaker 4: for a second, thirty five days, he ran thirty marathons,
Speaker 4: including nine marathons. Of those thirty marathons, nine of them
Speaker 4: he had a fractured fibula, and he continued, he just
Speaker 4: ran right through it. He also claimed that he had
Speaker 4: a pig's head that him had sent to his parents'
Speaker 4: home in London, and that he stated that the police
Speaker 4: had identified the butcher shop from which the pig had
Speaker 4: been purchased. However, the police dispute that and the media
Speaker 4: could not find any evidence of this. The police say,
Speaker 4: we've never actually had an investigation into a pigs had.
Speaker 7: One find out that if this guy claimed that he
Speaker 7: ran thirty five marathons, and you know, the average of
Speaker 7: marathons about twenty six miles, he would have would have
Speaker 7: run nine hundred and ten miles altogether.
Speaker 1: Thirty marathons. Thirty marathons.
Speaker 7: No, I multiplied thirty five times twenty.
Speaker 4: Six thirty marathons. He did thirty marathons and thirty five days.
Speaker 4: Oh me, oh, hold on, calculate. You got to recalculate
Speaker 4: this whole thing. We want to just for the sake
Speaker 4: of accuracy. We don't want to lie like Jason Rday
Speaker 4: did so anyway, so there's a there was a legitimate.
Speaker 7: Let's redo that it's seven hundred and eighty miles.
Speaker 1: Seven to eighty.
Speaker 4: But still that's over thirty five days. What's more impressive
Speaker 4: is that he claims to have ran six hundred miles
Speaker 4: in six days.
Speaker 1: How many miles per day would that be? Jeffrey, Oh
Speaker 1: my god?
Speaker 8: Really is he part of the Long Walk that you
Speaker 8: guys have been talking about that movie?
Speaker 4: Six hundred miles and six days? How many miles a
Speaker 4: day is that? That's one hundred miles a day? Okay, okay,
Speaker 4: all right, all right, are you really calculating over there?
Speaker 1: What were you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He was using a calcultar Carol head it up, so.
Speaker 4: I used to Okay, okay, I was hoping you would
Speaker 4: do that in your head instead.
Speaker 7: Of that for the sake of accuracy. Figure I use
Speaker 7: a calculator anyway.
Speaker 4: So he denied lying, and and a lot of these
Speaker 4: things are pretty and I'm just scratching the surface. He
Speaker 4: also claimed to be on the staff of I think
Speaker 4: two or three universities in the United States. Those universities say, Nope,
Speaker 4: we don't know what you're talking about. He was never
Speaker 4: a professor here, was never on our staff. So a
Speaker 4: lot of his stuff he had just completely invented. And
Speaker 4: the argument that people who were sending this to me,
Speaker 4: I'm guessing is that they were like, oh, this is
Speaker 4: a DEI hire. They they was a kind of a
Speaker 4: good story. They didn't fully vet this guy. Look at
Speaker 4: what a liar this guy is. They only gave him
Speaker 4: the job because he's black. They didn't actually, you know,
Speaker 4: figure out if he was telling the truth or not.
Speaker 7: Well over there you could say he's Uh. There's a
Speaker 7: term i've I've I've heard before. Was he called him
Speaker 7: a fabuloustcambulist. He means he means he makes up stuff
Speaker 7: to try to make himself look good. Look at George
Speaker 7: Santo's he called him a fabulous for the same exact thing.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's exactly the same sort of scenario where correct
Speaker 4: the tall tales and I guess nobody ever calls you
Speaker 4: out on it. I'm just surprised that you could be
Speaker 4: hired as a professor and get in the you know,
Speaker 4: this is a big deal. He's whatever he was, you know,
Speaker 4: the youngest black professor of all time there, and so
Speaker 4: they really want to toot that horn. They want a
Speaker 4: trumpet that news look at us. But you would think
Speaker 4: that somebody would question. And when you get hired in
Speaker 4: a position like that, don't they double check your references?
Speaker 1: Don't they?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Don't they check and make sure you're actually on the
Speaker 4: staff of whatever universities he claimed to be in the
Speaker 4: United States? Doesn't somebody pick up the phone and go, hey,
Speaker 4: we just want to or is the tail so incredible
Speaker 4: that you just figure he wouldn't lie about this, right
Speaker 4: because it would be so easily verifiable that they don't
Speaker 4: even check.
Speaker 1: You think that's what happened here in this case.
Speaker 11: Do you lie about much school stuff or just about
Speaker 11: the running.
Speaker 4: Well the school stuff, yeah, because is he a plagiarized
Speaker 4: a bunch of stuff? But be he also uh you know,
Speaker 4: he claimed as part of his resume that he was
Speaker 4: on he was a professor and on the staff of
Speaker 4: these other schools, and and they go like, he've never
Speaker 4: worked there at all. We don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 4: I'm just wondering how you how you loss that over?
Speaker 4: How do you not check that if you're Cambridge and
Speaker 4: you're going to hire this guy in a high profile position,
Speaker 4: and now the whole thing's come crashing down and I
Speaker 4: apparently I guess he. I guess he committed suicide or
Speaker 4: overdosed or something. I'm not sure exactly what he what
Speaker 4: happened over the weekend, but obviously something where he you know,
Speaker 4: he resigned his position last week.
Speaker 1: And uh, here's.
Speaker 4: Somebody who says we're over should have a little sympathy
Speaker 4: for his fellow marathon or yeah, do you think it's
Speaker 4: possible for even the world because this article goes this
Speaker 4: would put him if he ran six hundred miles in
Speaker 4: six days, it would put him as like a monks
Speaker 4: to the top two or three world class long distance
Speaker 4: runners of all time. You would think somebody would question
Speaker 4: that too, right, Like that seems a little too good
Speaker 4: to be true. But I guess if you're just convincing enough,
Speaker 4: and you can you can get away and lie, lie
Speaker 4: about anything. Jeffrey is a known liar. It's the biggest
Speaker 4: liar on the show.
Speaker 1: What do you think about this guy's lies?
Speaker 7: I mean he's he was able to, you know, use them,
Speaker 7: but eventually he.
Speaker 1: Was found out kind of like you. We always find
Speaker 1: out your lies. Right.
Speaker 4: Is there anything you've lied to us about recently? I
Speaker 4: can't think of anything at the moment. How did your
Speaker 4: How did your wrestling go over?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, actually went very well.
Speaker 11: Was it was?
Speaker 7: It was a packed house and I'm very satisfied to
Speaker 7: say that my car made there.
Speaker 1: And back without issue.
Speaker 4: Now, I did tell you right before you left on Friday,
Speaker 4: I said, Jeffery, you might be a good idea. Why
Speaker 4: don't you just get a ride? Why don't you get
Speaker 4: an uber? Why don't you have them pay for an
Speaker 4: uber for you? Considering you're going down there to work
Speaker 4: and you didn't want to. You didn't, you weren't interested.
Speaker 4: It was just too expensive. So I took a chance.
Speaker 4: That's why you get them to pay for it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but one of the things I was advised to
Speaker 7: do is, you know, use the main roads whenever post
Speaker 7: sal freeway as much as possible, use the main roads,
Speaker 7: kind of keep the RPM lowcaus like even I for
Speaker 7: the last like five miles out of use a freeway
Speaker 7: to get to actually get to the street where.
Speaker 1: The venue was.
Speaker 7: But I was able to keep a car about fifty
Speaker 7: five miles pour.
Speaker 1: But the the car.
Speaker 7: Ran an RPM between fifteen hundred to two thousand or
Speaker 7: a below.
Speaker 3: I don't know what any of that means and revolutions.
Speaker 1: Permitted dugee, but it was good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so a car, a car ran good and on
Speaker 7: the way home and on the way home.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: So I was just going to expand your you're radius
Speaker 4: of how how far you're willing to drive. Now you're
Speaker 4: gonna start going back to just driving it like it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter or what.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna just just this is one time, okay.
Speaker 7: Student, student, I was just doing it, doing off from work.
Speaker 1: And why didn't you have them give you a ride?
Speaker 7: Well, for one, I've said before on Friday, none of
Speaker 7: the rest of us live close by where I live,
Speaker 7: and I was because I've considered taking an uber base
Speaker 7: this is going to be too expensive, and you tell them, hey,
Speaker 7: buy me an uber.
Speaker 1: I never got around.
Speaker 7: I never came up to thought of asking that question, because.
Speaker 4: Would you have regretted that if your car blew up
Speaker 4: and you had no car? Would you have said, oh,
Speaker 4: I should have asked for an hour?
Speaker 7: Probably I probably would have then regretted if my car
Speaker 7: blew up. I was very fortunate because I checked oil
Speaker 7: before I left. Do you check it after too, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I've made sure to check it. Okay, So this is
Speaker 7: to me, this is that one time I'm going to
Speaker 7: drive my car that far and just try to stay
Speaker 7: within the county if at all possible. And I'm just
Speaker 7: for too and from working Kyle too around Lakewood and whatnot.
Speaker 1: Crystal, you were not here on Friday once again? Where
Speaker 1: were you?
Speaker 8: I was in Chicago this weekend for Fan Expo and
Speaker 8: how did that go?
Speaker 3: Awesome? Honestly, it's a long weekend.
Speaker 8: I didn't get in until one am, so I'm on
Speaker 8: a couple hours of sleep right now. But you know,
Speaker 8: I sit with we were talking about Twilight earlier this morning.
Speaker 8: I sit with the cull and cast all the column
Speaker 8: with some vampires over the weekend and some of the
Speaker 8: people from the show Young Sheldon, and I also got
Speaker 8: an early screening of the show Dark Matter on Apple TV.
Speaker 8: Season two is dropping August twenty eighth, and I got
Speaker 8: a little sneak peek into what that season's like, and
Speaker 8: I'm really hooked.
Speaker 1: It's ever seen that show. What is it?
Speaker 8: It's a show actually based on a novel. Uh and
Speaker 8: it's like multi dimensional kind of quantum. It is so good.
Speaker 8: I'm absolutely obsessed with it. And I got to sit
Speaker 8: with the author and Amanda Brugel, who is from Hand
Speaker 8: Handmaid's Tale and she's also in this show as well,
Speaker 8: and got to chat with them afterwards. And I also
Speaker 8: got to hang out with Polly Shore over the weekends.
Speaker 8: It was phenomenal. He is a hoot.
Speaker 4: The boyfriend's going to be jealous about this, right look,
Speaker 4: Ollie Shore has his arm around Crystal.
Speaker 1: This cannot be allowed.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 8: He actually told me to tell him he's the goat
Speaker 8: and that, you know, because.
Speaker 3: He loves son in law so h yeah, he loves
Speaker 3: in law yeah.
Speaker 8: And in the army. Yeah, he likes that one as well.
Speaker 8: And I said, I love buy do.
Speaker 4: So ah, Dougie, look at you sexually assaulting Paulie Shore
Speaker 4: in this photo right here?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I did mention I was like, you know,
Speaker 8: I work on Rower's Morning Glory and you He goes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was sexually assaulted by boarder.
Speaker 8: Yeah he's very much so, still a character, but very insightful,
Speaker 8: thoughtful guy, and I had a great time.
Speaker 4: Statute of limitations has passed. The Dougie is not too
Speaker 4: worried about that. Yeah, okay, all right, let's see here.
Speaker 4: What do I have to give away today, Dougie.
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