Speaker 1: Rover is emotionally constipated.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a nice way of saying he doesn't give a.
Speaker 1: Rover's morning glory. Susy is coming up in just a
Speaker 1: few minutes. What do you have on the way to do.
Speaker 3: I'm going to give you the top five best Major
Speaker 3: League Baseball stadiums ranked by Baseball Insider. The top five
Speaker 3: coming up next.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment. Marisa,
Speaker 1: you're ron rovers morning glory, Your morning, Malissa, Good morning guys.
Speaker 4: I'm just listening to you about the schools, and.
Speaker 5: I wanted to give you my two cents. I think
Speaker 5: our schools are failing our kids. I don't think that
Speaker 5: they're teaching or meeting the kids where they need to be.
Speaker 5: They're teaching towards a state standard test. And it's all
Speaker 5: about money, right, it's a business. So when my kids
Speaker 5: were in seventh grade, I pulled them out of their
Speaker 5: school and I put them in college. It's a program
Speaker 5: that every.
Speaker 4: State has, and they got a better education. They graduated
Speaker 4: with their bachelor's.
Speaker 5: Degree before they finished high school, and they went to
Speaker 5: high school to play sports.
Speaker 1: I would have been that smart. I don't think i'd
Speaker 1: have the time or the energy or the effort to
Speaker 1: do that. I don't like that plan, right, I mean
Speaker 1: a lot of kids couldn't do that, could they.
Speaker 3: I don't like that.
Speaker 5: Well on one class at a college level is a
Speaker 5: whole year in high school.
Speaker 3: But you're robbing them from really you're robbing them. They
Speaker 3: got to play sports and all that, but still going
Speaker 3: to school and doing all of that in high school
Speaker 3: I think, and doing the sports I think is important.
Speaker 1: I think they still did all that.
Speaker 5: They did all that.
Speaker 3: Or did they do college online classes online and their
Speaker 3: own kid?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, So you don't know high school kids want
Speaker 3: to talk?
Speaker 1: Do you want to know? This is not you?
Speaker 4: They were on campus at twelve years old.
Speaker 3: That's weird.
Speaker 5: Well, it gave them a better mature They learned life
Speaker 5: quicker and they weren't like immature boughts that went to
Speaker 5: a school with bullying kids and what.
Speaker 1: About dating life? Though? Did they continue to go to
Speaker 1: regular high school?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they went to the high school like they went
Speaker 5: to the high school for Italian class or their you know,
Speaker 5: their foreign language they did at school. So they were
Speaker 5: in one class and they did all the sports that
Speaker 5: they wanted, and they.
Speaker 4: Still had a social event, because really, that's what high
Speaker 4: school is in my mind, and they got a better education.
Speaker 5: Yeah, my daughter is twenty and my son is still
Speaker 5: in high school play football and goes to issue.
Speaker 1: Now are they all right? What is your twenty year
Speaker 1: old daughter? So she's already graduated from college at the
Speaker 1: age of twenty, then is that correct?
Speaker 4: She graduated at seventeen from with her bachelor's And.
Speaker 1: Now what is she doing?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: This story will be kind of a dud if she
Speaker 1: still lives with you and doesn't have a job, or
Speaker 1: she's working at Starbucks. Oh what is she up to?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, she's a real estate license.
Speaker 5: She has a real estate she stills houses and commercial properties.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well Marisa, well how they did they date? Well,
Speaker 1: and they were in high school and stuff.
Speaker 5: Is that they're dating their own age.
Speaker 4: Their own age kids.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, See when I was twelve, I would have wanted
Speaker 1: to date some of those college chicks like you want
Speaker 1: to date like a nineteen year old chick. Here, all right, Marisa,
Speaker 1: thank you, I appreciate it. Don't put down Starbucks.
Speaker 7: They actually have a really good health plan, Like their
Speaker 7: insurance for health is amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's if you're a full time employee, right. Yeah. Now,
Speaker 1: out of all the people working at Starbucks, how many
Speaker 1: are full time employees? Well, I was right, but most
Speaker 1: of them are not. Guess you're usually a part yeah,
Speaker 1: so you know, you go, oh, yeah, they have a
Speaker 1: great health benefits program, but it's it's for like one
Speaker 1: out of the twenty workers who were there. Larry in
Speaker 1: West Palm Beach here on Rollvery's Morning, Glory in the Morning,
Speaker 1: Larry Good in the Morning. I was. I grew up
Speaker 1: just south of Jacksonville.
Speaker 6: And a little little town called Orange Park. We were
Speaker 6: in the middle of nowhere back then. But I went
Speaker 6: to a county high school. In fact, it was home.
Speaker 6: There was only two county high schools in the whole county.
Speaker 6: But what I'm saying is when we were kids, if
Speaker 6: we didn't do our work, you blocked.
Speaker 4: When I was.
Speaker 6: Sixteen years old, which a lot of us, when we
Speaker 6: turned sixteen, we quit school and guess what, we went
Speaker 6: to work. And when we were seventeen, we went into service.
Speaker 6: And nowadays you can't do that. Well, we went into
Speaker 6: service and one of the first things we once you
Speaker 6: went into service, you had to get your ged after
Speaker 6: you got in.
Speaker 1: You had to go to night class to get shared.
Speaker 1: If they would have told me as a kid in
Speaker 1: high school, okay, you either past high school or you
Speaker 1: joined the military. Oh yeah, I'm going to probably straight
Speaker 1: aggs because I go that seems like a lot of work.
Speaker 1: I don't want people shooting the well.
Speaker 6: I mean this was Vietnam era.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I'm an old man.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm seventy six.
Speaker 1: I'm an old man.
Speaker 6: But our our teachers were completely different. You know, they
Speaker 6: were no nonsense type teachers. You know, either you behaved
Speaker 6: in class or you went outside in the hallway and
Speaker 6: got your heiney busted. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Uh, I mean it was just a different error back
Speaker 6: then and the day we don't have that. My daughter
Speaker 6: works for an education system. She worked for the Episcopal
Speaker 6: school system.
Speaker 4: Her function in life.
Speaker 6: Right now, she has a team of team of instructors,
Speaker 6: and they instruct private are public teachers how to be teachers.
Speaker 6: And you'd be surprised that a lot of them can't
Speaker 6: pass their simple little instructional system.
Speaker 1: Well that's what Look, it's not the same. What happens
Speaker 1: is when you keep lowering the standards that we all
Speaker 1: just get dumber eventually. Now I hate in school, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. I'm defending school boy. I really hated it.
Speaker 6: But I've got a granddaughter that can't you She can't
Speaker 6: look at a clock until what time it is. Everything's digital.
Speaker 6: They were allowed to use their cell phones in school to.
Speaker 4: Do their do their math, and do other things.
Speaker 1: Do you remember like that you could never use a calculator.
Speaker 8: You're not going to have a calculator in your pocket
Speaker 8: all the time, you know.
Speaker 6: I mean, I went on, I went on, got an education,
Speaker 6: I've got three degrees, and then I ended up driving
Speaker 6: a truck because I could make more money driving a
Speaker 6: truck than I could.
Speaker 4: Working in an office.
Speaker 1: But I'm just.
Speaker 6: Our society has just changed completely. Don't pass the kid
Speaker 6: just to be past me.
Speaker 1: That's how we get them out here.
Speaker 6: They are so dumb. Give them something that they want
Speaker 6: to do. Give them, you know, put them in text thool,
Speaker 6: or put them in wherever we need to put them.
Speaker 5: But give them something that.
Speaker 1: They're interested in. Well they will grow. They're interested in
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Watching TikTok and being on Instagram.
Speaker 1: All right, Larry, thank you. I appreciate it's outside I
Speaker 1: cut them off. He would have continued, Larry, exactly, my
Speaker 1: fat degree in public speaking perhaps or something.
Speaker 3: What's next.
Speaker 9: So that's exactly what my father did. Quit school in
Speaker 9: ninth grade, had me at seventeen, uh, and then joined
Speaker 9: the army. And that's why I ended up in Germany.
Speaker 9: That's where you were stationed. Our own family was up there.
Speaker 9: What year were you born, snets? So when were you
Speaker 9: in Germany?
Speaker 1: Sixty eight? I was born in sixty eight. So is right?
Speaker 1: Did your father ever end up in Vietnam? No? Oh,
Speaker 1: I was sixteen nine seventy where you lived there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: lucky they didn't have to go to Vietnam. Rightly, I chose.
Speaker 9: I don't know if you got to chose choose it,
Speaker 9: but yeah, it's like I think it was like a.
Speaker 1: Like you fix like a mechanic the or something. Charlie.
Speaker 1: If they told you you either you passed school or
Speaker 1: you go into the military, you'd pass school, right, absolutely.
Speaker 8: I mean I did pass school, but I would have
Speaker 8: tried a lot harder. I would have been like because
Speaker 8: they had those I don't know if you guys had it,
Speaker 8: but they hadn't stationed in my school just right by
Speaker 8: the cafeteria every day always. It was a lot of
Speaker 8: the time. I mean they weren't there every day, but
Speaker 8: they were there a lot of cruiders. Yeah, and they're
Speaker 8: just like, hey, you look like a strong, like you're
Speaker 8: not going to mount to anything. Calm to join this.
Speaker 8: And they would call me all the time.
Speaker 3: And the ROTC was that what it was in school.
Speaker 3: I feel like we had that would be different.
Speaker 8: I think that was like a club you could join
Speaker 8: where I think you knew you were going to go
Speaker 8: into the military. I think this was recruiters standing there
Speaker 8: just going, uh, what's up, what's up?
Speaker 1: Do you want to hang out?
Speaker 8: We got pizza over here, just got to talk to
Speaker 8: me for a little bit and that kind of stuff.
Speaker 8: And then then I remember one of my friends did
Speaker 8: sign up and then he gave them my numbers, so
Speaker 8: they start blowing me up, just started calling me all
Speaker 8: the time, just like what are you doing right now?
Speaker 8: And I'm like I'm at my pizza delivery job. He
Speaker 8: was like, tests not going to go anywhere? You know
Speaker 8: where you should join? And I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 8: And they wouldn't leave me alone. And then they made
Speaker 8: me take a test, some sort of test to see
Speaker 8: where I if I was to sign up.
Speaker 2: What kind of job I would have? And I'd like
Speaker 2: a military aptitude test, yes.
Speaker 1: And so you have to take.
Speaker 8: But the reason I took it was because you get
Speaker 8: out of class for the day if you just sit
Speaker 8: there and take this dumb test.
Speaker 1: And what did you were you going to be a
Speaker 1: dental hygienist or something or what did you want?
Speaker 8: Nuclear engineer on a submarine really, which I think is
Speaker 8: the lie of They tell you that, so you're like, well,
Speaker 8: I don't have to shoot, I don't have to get
Speaker 8: shot or anything. I'll just be h, I'll be doing
Speaker 8: nuclear experiments. And then when you actually get there, you're like, no,
Speaker 8: what are you talking about? You're not doing that.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go go run in the front line, go
Speaker 1: in that trench. What do you do?
Speaker 2: All I know is is that I was glad I
Speaker 2: was born when I was because the Vietnam War was
Speaker 2: still raging when I was born.
Speaker 1: Edited in nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2: But had I been born, like, say, maybe twenty years earlier,
Speaker 2: where I was like in my twenties and the sixties
Speaker 2: and I'd graduated high school. Next thing, you know, I'm
Speaker 2: and they would just draft me. Because that the draft
Speaker 2: back did. I'll probably be singing goodbye my darling, Hello Vietnam.
Speaker 1: I'm glad I wasn't born in nineteen twenty. World War
Speaker 1: two would have sucked. Oh yeah, oh my god, eighteen forty.
Speaker 9: Could you imagine, dude, the Middle Ages come on, the
Speaker 9: Black Plague.
Speaker 1: I was close.
Speaker 2: It was really close. Before you'd have been in the
Speaker 2: Civil War. I know when I missed it, by swore
Speaker 2: in our country's history.
Speaker 8: I missed it by a hair, just like one hundred
Speaker 8: and forty years.
Speaker 1: Uh, Dougie, are you ready for these is?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Here we go, I'll roll was morning glory.
Speaker 3: The defense will call more witnesses to the stand today
Speaker 3: and the Lindsay Clancy murder trial yesterday. Her former mother
Speaker 3: in law told the Jerry that Clancy was begging for
Speaker 3: help in the months before the deaths of her three
Speaker 3: children in their Massachusetts home. The one piece of drama
Speaker 3: was when the assistant DA Shannon Buckingham, tried to play
Speaker 3: the faith card, asking Clancy's Catholic mother in law is
Speaker 3: she knew murder is a mortal sin. Susan Clancy did
Speaker 3: not answer, a sidebar was called and the comment was
Speaker 3: stricken from the record. Clancy, of course, is pleading not
Speaker 3: guilty and claims she had postpartum psychosis when she strangled
Speaker 3: her three young children in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: So they will connect. I really I believe this woman. Again,
Speaker 1: if you were to show me evidence that she was
Speaker 1: dating some guy who didn't you know, having an affair
Speaker 1: with a guy who didn't like kids, and she wanted
Speaker 1: to run off with that guy. If there was anything
Speaker 1: like that, We've seen that happen before. We've seen other
Speaker 1: women do that woman who put her kids in the
Speaker 1: back of the car and pushed it into the lake
Speaker 1: or river or whatever, Susan Smith many years ago. She
Speaker 1: had to run off with a rich guy who didn't
Speaker 1: like kids. I had to get rid of her kids.
Speaker 1: And this woman though, I for whatever reason, it's just
Speaker 1: really I and the.
Speaker 8: Amount of people online I've started seeing the people that
Speaker 8: are just they're psychotic that they think that the husband
Speaker 8: did it. I mean, it is not a small it's
Speaker 8: not a small group of people to think this. This
Speaker 8: is widespread theory now. But again, wouldn't I mean, I
Speaker 8: don't know how many times I can.
Speaker 1: Say it wouldn't the defense if this were such a
Speaker 1: if you on TikTok had the proof that the husband
Speaker 1: was behind all of this. Don't you think her defense
Speaker 1: you're not showing all the evidence robber.
Speaker 8: Oh some of that has been stricken.
Speaker 1: Ah, Okay, that explains it all. Yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 1: guess it's just people who were bored who have There's
Speaker 1: not a conspiracy behind everything. Everybody wants to be the
Speaker 1: one who uncovered some grand conspiracy, but these sorts of
Speaker 1: things unfortunately just happened. Go on.
Speaker 3: So a bizarre story about a high school football coach
Speaker 3: by the name of Jerry Folks. Now, he was entering
Speaker 3: his first season with Guntersville High School and he attempted
Speaker 3: to go to Arab High School to go to the game,
Speaker 3: telling officers he was a member of the media, and
Speaker 3: officers are like, what are you, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Something's going on with this guy. Oh, he's wasted. So
Speaker 3: he gets busted for going to a football game, arrested,
Speaker 3: charged with public intoxication, and then just a few days
Speaker 3: a few days later, he has had to submit his resignation.
Speaker 3: So this Alabama high school football coach had to resign.
Speaker 3: He just started his first season with the high school.
Speaker 3: Another to drunk, shows up drunk and then he has
Speaker 3: to send a letter of resignation to the school board
Speaker 3: saying I'm out. What an idiot? Why would you do that?
Speaker 1: He was just trying to recruit or trying to scout,
Speaker 1: trying to spy.
Speaker 3: Construction workers in Belgium stumbled upon a stash of gold
Speaker 3: believed to be worth more than ten million dollars. Was
Speaker 3: all part of a renovation. He's a work on a building.
Speaker 3: Police say said that they were immediately contacted by the
Speaker 3: workers after they discovered this large quantity of gold while
Speaker 3: working on a building, and the police department posted there's
Speaker 3: a picture of it on RMG TV. Isn't that incredible?
Speaker 3: Ten point four million dollars?
Speaker 1: Was that between the crew?
Speaker 8: Because you're also the construction workers, you probably don't own
Speaker 8: the building.
Speaker 1: You're working on a building.
Speaker 3: What why would you call it ten point four million dollars?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, no, no you don't. You don't turn that
Speaker 1: in what I or or at least you pocket some
Speaker 1: for yourself. Yes, right, they say, though maybe you feel
Speaker 1: bad you go maybe I should, but it was probably
Speaker 1: what a band in there a long time ago, somebody
Speaker 1: forgot about it.
Speaker 3: They said that the that it was worth just over
Speaker 3: ten million was found bricked into the cellar walls during
Speaker 3: the renovation of a house belonging to a local charity.
Speaker 3: So they s doubled across it, and that's when they
Speaker 3: decided we got to call the police. They did not
Speaker 3: obviously expect to find it. They did the right thing.
Speaker 3: So all right, this is a story that I had
Speaker 3: teased about Cheetos. They are getting ready for Halloween with
Speaker 3: a new flavor. It's Cheetos Sweet Phantom Heat pops called
Speaker 3: the Flavor of Fear. So they say, and this is
Speaker 3: really weird. It's heat tingling, numbing, and a fizz all
Speaker 3: combined into this. Whoa, Now it's this pepper fishwan pepper
Speaker 3: in it as well. So they are releasing a Halloween
Speaker 3: And I saw.
Speaker 1: It was almost like you put is it like disintegrate
Speaker 1: as you put it in your mouth?
Speaker 3: Of like this is a little like cop rock kind
Speaker 3: of thing. And I was driving yesterday I saw a
Speaker 3: man and a woman out front putting a I think
Speaker 3: it's Low's is trying to compete with Home depot with
Speaker 3: skeletons and big scary creatures, and they are putting a
Speaker 3: huge front yard display of a skeleton lifting his head
Speaker 3: up up his body out front of their.
Speaker 1: House the August.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I am going to put wait October, No,
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to put my Halloween tree up
Speaker 3: this weekend. But I was pretty excited that they're doing
Speaker 3: the cheetos that are Halloween flavored. All Right, so I'm
Speaker 3: going to give you the top five best Major League
Speaker 3: baseball stadiums. This was ranked by Baseball Insider. Fifth place
Speaker 3: Petco Park in San Diego, so it doesn't have quite
Speaker 3: the stunning views it's what other parks that are on
Speaker 3: the list, But they say that this is pretty amazing
Speaker 3: beautiful architecture, and that's in fifth place. Fourth place Target
Speaker 3: Field Minneapolis. They say that this might be the most
Speaker 3: impressive urban design in baseball. Third place PNC Park in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: They say it's the most gorgeous ballpark in America. And
Speaker 3: second place Wrigley Field, Chicago, which is amazing. And then
Speaker 3: first place Fenway Park, Boston. Have you ever been to Fenway?
Speaker 1: I'm not don't think I've been to Fenway Park. I've
Speaker 1: been to Wrigley Field, and I think that that's the
Speaker 1: only Do we go to the Minneapolis one. No, we
Speaker 1: were in uh Brewersk, Milwaukee, that's okay, that's wrong.
Speaker 2: Is a covered stadium, but they used to play prior
Speaker 2: to that statement, you used to play in the old
Speaker 2: County Staum which had a similar look to the old
Speaker 2: Municipal Stadium here in town. But that's been since demoliged
Speaker 2: and now they play in a covered stadium.
Speaker 3: Seattle, which you've been at best ranked at tenth T
Speaker 3: Mobile Park, and then Denver Corsefield, which you lived in Denver,
Speaker 3: that's at eight. So some of those fields I know
Speaker 3: you've been to. Elsewhere. In the news, there is an
Speaker 3: actor that starred in the Oscar winning film Oppenheimer, and
Speaker 3: he is bowing out of show business. It was now deleted.
Speaker 3: It's a thread's message. His name is David Crumbholts. He
Speaker 3: said that he's taking an indefinite break from acting after
Speaker 3: thirty years. He said he put his acting career on hold.
Speaker 3: It's just been something that I've been petrified to do
Speaker 3: for years.
Speaker 1: So he says, it's not Crumbholds.
Speaker 3: You know who.
Speaker 1: This is no A bunch of stuff was Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: He's look at the elf, the head elf.
Speaker 3: Oh that guy, yeah, Barnard, yeah.
Speaker 1: Whatever his name is, well not crumb Holds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's done. He's like, I can't take this anymore.
Speaker 3: He's frustrated at the low pay, low quality roles offered,
Speaker 3: and he's dressed Exploitative art isn't art? An Artists deserve
Speaker 3: a fair paid percentage for work that assists their employers
Speaker 3: in making profits. One person that is making a profit
Speaker 3: is Tom Holland. He's pretty much set for life thanks
Speaker 3: to Spider Man. When all said and done, he will
Speaker 3: likely have banked more than one hundred million dollars for
Speaker 3: this million. That Yeah, his salary alone was twenty million,
Speaker 3: and he gets a percentage of the profits. So since
Speaker 3: the movie has already made two billion dollars, he's obviously set.
Speaker 3: So that's a lot of miney. And what's really crazy
Speaker 3: is he made five hundred thousand dollars for Spider Man Homecoming,
Speaker 3: and then four million for Spider Man Far from Home,
Speaker 3: ten million for No Way Home, and then this latest
Speaker 3: one twenty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yes, but that's the base salary, but then he gets
Speaker 1: more stuff on the back end.
Speaker 3: It doesn't say that in the In the beginning, they
Speaker 3: don't know this guy Tom Holland is a spider Man.
Speaker 1: So how spider Man before the Spider Man movie came up?
Speaker 3: What do you mean we're hongcoming his own standalone?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he's already in the Avengers. But then right
Speaker 1: with the.
Speaker 3: Whole Yeah, but your own though. Half a million for
Speaker 3: number one, four million for number two, ten million for
Speaker 3: number three.
Speaker 1: And then twenty that's not total complience.
Speaker 3: Again, I don't know if in the very beginning you
Speaker 3: got more.
Speaker 1: Than half a million, that's yeah. I think you're right right,
Speaker 1: You're always right.
Speaker 2: Do people describe you as delusional, paranoid, dim witted or
Speaker 2: just straight up? Well, you'll fit in right here, call
Speaker 2: or textas show now.
Speaker 1: One eight six six yo Rover.
Speaker 6: That's eight six six nine six seven six eighty three seven.
Speaker 1: Here's somebody who said rob G one B one if
Speaker 1: she was black, speaking of what's her name, Lindsay Clancy,
Speaker 1: if she was black or over, you would instantly say
Speaker 1: she's guilty. I don't think that's true. I think I
Speaker 1: would feel the same way. I don't think that the
Speaker 1: color of her skin would sway my opinion on the
Speaker 1: facts the case. Julie says. The actress Lisa Renna came
Speaker 1: out and said the husband did it. Oh well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I trust everything Lisa Renna has to say. I mean,
Speaker 1: remember she was a scientologist for many years, so yeah,
Speaker 1: she's pretty put together. An anonymous says, the defenses only.
Speaker 1: The defense's job is only to add a shadow of
Speaker 1: a doubt for their client, not point fingers elsewhere. That's
Speaker 1: why the defense isn't implicating the husband. That's the dumbest
Speaker 1: comment we've gotten all day. So if if if somebody
Speaker 1: else did it, your a defense attorney wouldn't try to say, hey,
Speaker 1: my client didn't do this, Look who actually did it?
Speaker 1: Of course they would. What do you mean that, that's
Speaker 1: that's what a shadow of it out is You tried
Speaker 1: to say somebody else did it. If they thought that
Speaker 1: the husband did it, they would, they would bring that up.
Speaker 1: They don't think that nobody with with with two brain
Speaker 1: cells thinks that the husband did that. And again the
Speaker 1: police investigated. I mean, what an incredible feat that this
Speaker 1: guy has done, where he's been able to get away
Speaker 1: with this for all this entire time, and well he
Speaker 1: planned on the wife dying, Well she didn't. Why didn't
Speaker 1: the wife go, whoa crazy man? That wasn't me. There's
Speaker 1: my husband that did that. I mean, it's just it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You have Lisa Rena. I'm mixed up. Lisa Renna was
Speaker 1: not She was a soap operastar. Am I thinking of Ramini? Oh,
Speaker 1: King of Queens, Yeah, same thing, as far as I'm
Speaker 1: consentioge y, Yeah, put that picture up that. That's actually
Speaker 1: a good one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You cannot trust anybody with lips like that.
Speaker 3: She was married to Harry Hamlin. She is married to
Speaker 3: Harry Haml's another one.
Speaker 1: She's always had big lips, but no, come on, that's
Speaker 1: oh yeah, those are natural. Natural.
Speaker 3: She's not saying they're natural.
Speaker 1: She's never her lips were big back in the day.
Speaker 1: But criminal. You shouldn't even be allowed she she can't
Speaker 1: have an opinion on anything if she leaves the house
Speaker 1: with those bazooka looks like, I mean, I don't even
Speaker 1: know what the hell those look like, these lips. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, Yeah, she's in Real Housewives. Sorry, I did
Speaker 1: get Lisa Renna and Leah Remedy is that he did
Speaker 1: completely get those two confused. Oops, I apologize. So there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people, Charlie that are online. How did
Speaker 1: you come across this? I just see it a lot.
Speaker 1: I don't really read it.
Speaker 8: I just see people just posting just that the husband
Speaker 8: did it. I don't even I have not followed this
Speaker 8: at all, but it's clear that the woman did it.
Speaker 8: She was going to get mental help and everything. What
Speaker 8: about how do you explain that? Why was she going
Speaker 8: to do that. She's trying to go there to get
Speaker 8: mental help, she's on all this medication. This is all fast.
Speaker 1: I think they're saying the husband forced her to do
Speaker 1: that and then put her on all these Actually, I
Speaker 1: don't even know what their theory is.
Speaker 8: It's so ridiculous, but they just keep finding things and
Speaker 8: then if you make a convincing enough argument, you could
Speaker 8: make anything sound beelievable. But when you just look at
Speaker 8: the straight up truth of what happened, she did it,
Speaker 8: she admitted to it. What I saw is she never
Speaker 8: admitted to it other than to one person. That's something
Speaker 8: I saw yesterday. I didn't look into that because it
Speaker 8: sounded unbelievable. But she's on trial right now, sitting in
Speaker 8: the courtroom. If she didn't admit to it. Why is
Speaker 8: her attorney saying, yes, we admit that she did it.
Speaker 8: Why wouldn't she say I didn't do this? Here on,
Speaker 8: she's only told I don't remember the husband's name. I
Speaker 8: think the person that she's only ever told Philip is Philip.
Speaker 8: The husband that's amaz I saw yesterday. Is that the
Speaker 8: husband that I think?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Okay, so she according to this what I saw yesterday
Speaker 8: and didn't look into it. She only ever told the
Speaker 8: husband that she did it. She never admitted to anybody else.
Speaker 1: The police when they interviewed her, she didn't ever admitted
Speaker 1: she played Cagy.
Speaker 7: I guess that's what my daughter told me, because she
Speaker 7: text me one day about this. She goes, Mom, I'm
Speaker 7: in deep with Lindsey Clancy and I think the husband
Speaker 7: did it. And she, I mean, she was sending me
Speaker 7: a message after message. I could barely keep up with
Speaker 7: what was going on. And she goes, no, that's all hearsay.
Speaker 7: You know, nobody actually she didn't actually admit it, you know,
Speaker 7: it's just hearsay that she admitted it.
Speaker 1: And I was like, it's too much for me. I can't.
Speaker 1: I was like to me, we have to take your
Speaker 1: daughter by the ear and go stop being stupid.
Speaker 7: It's like that's what I was wondering, if it was
Speaker 7: TikTok or not studying her information from of course, of course,
Speaker 7: but I really wasn't too sure what was going on.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be too obviously. Wow, you don't know.
Speaker 1: And and that's when he came down the chimney. So
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it. That what I saw. And you
Speaker 1: remember that, right, Jeffrey, when you were a kid.
Speaker 2: I was like dozing in and out only because I
Speaker 2: didn't get up sleep, Lucy admitted.
Speaker 1: To him for the first time. Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: what it was.
Speaker 2: I just like I was, just like I said, I
Speaker 2: got home from work, I mowed my neighbor's law and
Speaker 2: I had to go to the grocery store, and for
Speaker 2: some reason, I don't know, I just did not seem
Speaker 2: to get in.
Speaker 1: I just did not sleep very comfortable last night. I
Speaker 1: didn't sleep last night either. So I apologized for that.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey was full on the nodding nodding off. Yeah me,
Speaker 1: so I have. But I do apologize for that. I remember,
Speaker 1: this is the same guy that's upset that he only
Speaker 1: works by Monday, Wednesday, Friday now and not five days
Speaker 1: a week. Well, he's not getting a sleep because he's
Speaker 1: not on the show as much.
Speaker 3: No, it's not.
Speaker 2: I just didn't go to bed at a pretty reasonable time,
Speaker 2: you know. So what time did you go to go
Speaker 2: to bed?
Speaker 1: Ti?
Speaker 2: Almost ten o'clock last and I was just caught up
Speaker 2: ten o'clock. Yeah, I normally I'm going bet around nine?
Speaker 1: Are you bet? Are you kidding me? And you're falling asleep?
Speaker 2: I went to bed at about close to one, I am,
Speaker 2: And oh my god, I remember I only had one
Speaker 2: cup of coffee this morning.
Speaker 1: I didn't drink more coffee, drink more. You can't blame
Speaker 1: that on today. He hasn't been drinking coffee for how long? Yeah,
Speaker 1: since for a month and a month.
Speaker 8: For some reason, he's going he's going low on his
Speaker 8: coffee for some reason, he's I don't know, what is
Speaker 8: the reason.
Speaker 2: You're no drink at all while he's on the show. Yeah, why,
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's just I just I mean, like, well,
Speaker 2: what if one time I was late getting to the
Speaker 2: show because I was getting coffee, and I think I thought, okay,
Speaker 2: maybe I should find you time to get coffee.
Speaker 8: If you want coffee. I don't know why you're restricting
Speaker 8: yourself from coffee. If you if you was like I
Speaker 8: quit caffeine, I would understand. But I still have my
Speaker 8: cup of coffee every morning. Oh good and other cops.
Speaker 8: I'll sleep well.
Speaker 1: He went to bed late last night because he knows
Speaker 1: he can catch up on his ease during the show.
Speaker 2: I'm trying a really hard stay away, dude. I'm trying
Speaker 2: to bed a little earlier tonight.
Speaker 1: Remember Casey Anthony's attorney said that her dad did it.
Speaker 1: Of course, defense attorneys suggests somebody else did it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do remember that, and don't They usually look
Speaker 7: at the husband first in any kind of situation most
Speaker 7: of the time, like, let's check him out, make sure
Speaker 7: he wasn't among Most of.
Speaker 1: The time it is the husband if it murders the wife.
Speaker 1: But this was. I mean, the wife is alive and
Speaker 1: the kids are dead, and the husband comes home. The
Speaker 1: wife still is alive. If she didn't do it, I
Speaker 1: think she would say I didn't do this. I think
Speaker 1: her attorney would also go, she didn't do this. We
Speaker 1: have some doubts about this, your honor. I mean, this
Speaker 1: is just I don't know, but in any kind of.
Speaker 2: Domestic situation, whether you know it's one of the parents,
Speaker 2: it's good to put at a.
Speaker 1: Point at one of the parents.
Speaker 2: Like, well, you guys were just talking about with this Clancy,
Speaker 2: this Clancy chick.
Speaker 1: Adam says she confessed to police. So let me just
Speaker 1: look this up. What's her name, Lindsey Clancy. Did she
Speaker 1: confess to police? Let's see, Lindsey Clancy admitted to killing
Speaker 1: her children? Why are true? And I'm guessing that that
Speaker 1: story is. Why are true crime people trying to say otherwise?
Speaker 1: Let me see? Why are true crime fans saying that
Speaker 1: she didn't Let's see, Fred's lindsay Clancy did not confess
Speaker 1: to the police. Let's see. I can't find I mean,
Speaker 1: there must be something right, There's there's gonna be some
Speaker 1: reason people are saying this. I doubt it's real.
Speaker 8: But maybe, I mean, maybe somebody just said it and
Speaker 8: then you just say whatever, and then somebody else reads
Speaker 8: it and then says I or she never confessed the police,
Speaker 8: and that spreads and then that becomes gospel.
Speaker 1: Wow. We'll see how our trial. How long do they
Speaker 1: think this trial is going to last? They're in the
Speaker 1: defence are they they're calling witnesses now I know they
Speaker 1: call them mother like? And how long is this going
Speaker 1: to last?
Speaker 10: I've been keeping track of this case only from when
Speaker 10: you guys have talked about so my question would be,
Speaker 10: as how long as has the case been going on?
Speaker 1: I could probably give you an idea, Okay. I think
Speaker 1: it's been going on for two weeks. Two weeks.
Speaker 2: Usually in the most criminal trials, the ones you don't
Speaker 2: hear about that are just going.
Speaker 1: On every day, usually about about that length of time.
Speaker 2: But because it's a high profile case, go on long,
Speaker 2: I see, I'd give it about a couple of months,
Speaker 2: A couple of months, a couple of months.
Speaker 1: Really, the prosecution's already rested.
Speaker 2: So I mean I would okay this realistically, you say
Speaker 2: less than a month, okay, because you said the prosecution's
Speaker 2: already wrested. Trial's been going on for two weeks, so
Speaker 2: I figure depends on how much stuff the defense has
Speaker 2: to present. I would say it could probably wrap us
Speaker 2: up by the bye, by the by labor day. I
Speaker 2: would imagine it wants some there's some unspresceen development.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: Kyle sent an email and he says Uh, guys, I
Speaker 1: had the pleasure of passing Raven rovers South Beach running
Speaker 1: mate several times this evening. A legend. Check out the
Speaker 1: shoes and the breakneck speed. Love him. I believe Snitzer
Speaker 1: has a picture there. This is a guy you could
Speaker 1: barely keep up with right break hip speed. And then
Speaker 1: and I guess he sent some videos here. Let me see.
Speaker 1: I haven't. I haven't. I'll watch these videos. But oh,
Speaker 1: there goes Raven. There he is running on the beach
Speaker 1: every day for the past thirty some years. It's now
Speaker 1: a very very slow shuffle. But no, I see Raven
Speaker 1: all the time, just on his he has a bike,
Speaker 1: will ride his bike around. He how many miles does
Speaker 1: he do a day? I don't know. What did you
Speaker 1: say he's up to or down to? Uh? He used
Speaker 1: to do? Oh man, I don't know how much he did.
Speaker 1: But the guy's been doing it every day. He has OCD.
Speaker 1: He's been on the break beach in Miami Beach every
Speaker 1: day and it has been for like the past thirty
Speaker 1: five years or something. Has never missed a day. He
Speaker 1: even through hurricanes. He's out there running like they clear
Speaker 1: the beach. They like will say, oh, there's a curfew
Speaker 1: or not a curfew. But what do they call it,
Speaker 1: like when everyone has to be in their home like
Speaker 1: an evacuation order, I guess, except they allow him. Believe
Speaker 1: it or not, the mayor will allow him to remain
Speaker 1: on the beach so he can continue doing his daily
Speaker 1: run every day at I think it's five o'clock or
Speaker 1: whatever time it is. I don't know, but he's a
Speaker 1: he's a characters.
Speaker 8: He's been running at according to this never missed a
Speaker 8: day for fifty years.
Speaker 2: Fifty years, and he does. He used to do eight
Speaker 2: miles a day, but now he's trimmed it down to five.
Speaker 2: I put down my bottom dog. You'ld probably walk in
Speaker 2: the here fid fasted than a rover could.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know about that. Wait, here's another video
Speaker 1: of Raven there.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 1: Sad how old though he is. He's fifty years of
Speaker 1: running and he was running eight miles a day or
Speaker 1: whatever he was doing. He has taken a toll on
Speaker 1: this guy's body. I mean, he's told me I walked
Speaker 1: with him the one time. And I don't know who
Speaker 1: this woman is, but basically various people will go with him.
Speaker 1: You could just go like sometimes he'll have one person,
Speaker 1: sometimes they'll have no people. Sometimes they'll have twenty people
Speaker 1: walking with him. Used to run, people would run with
Speaker 1: him every day. And here he is going out to
Speaker 1: the end of the pier. I guess are those special
Speaker 1: shoes he's wearing. They look very wide.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He said that his his uh, I mean from running
Speaker 1: for fifty years. He said that it took a toll
Speaker 1: on his body that he can't he just like his knees,
Speaker 1: his back, everything. The guy can barely move, but he
Speaker 1: gets out there every day and still does. I don't know.
Speaker 1: If it's three mins, don't you go out there and
Speaker 1: tell him about your marathon. Maybe you know what I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get. At some point, I'm gonna get Raven on
Speaker 1: the show. I better be sooner rather than later. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and the last one, he said he recorded a lot
Speaker 1: of video in this guy here he's coming off the pier.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is a legend, this guy Raven. That is
Speaker 1: some and I've had I asked him, I said, so
Speaker 1: in fifty years, he's never missed a day out there
Speaker 1: on the same beach, the same spot. He said, don't
Speaker 1: you ever want to like go somewhere, go anywhere. He said,
Speaker 1: he never had a desire. He can't leave. He can't
Speaker 1: leave the general vicinity because he has to be back
Speaker 1: there by five pm or whatever time it is that
Speaker 1: he runs, and he has to be back there. And
Speaker 1: he's like, no, I never had a desire to travel,
Speaker 1: never wanted to see the world, never want to go. Like,
Speaker 1: he can't even go out of state. He can't go
Speaker 1: to anything.
Speaker 3: He can't do that five mile shovel someplace else New
Speaker 3: York City.
Speaker 1: No, No, he can't know he is. Yeah, it has
Speaker 1: to be that same path. Yeah, you can't do it
Speaker 1: be the same path. And he told me that he
Speaker 1: like when he takes a certain like when he's walking
Speaker 1: from the street to the beach where he starts, he
Speaker 1: has to take a certain number of steps, so he
Speaker 1: counts as steps as he's you know, it has to
Speaker 1: be sixty two steps or whatever it is to get
Speaker 1: to the starting point. And yeah, it's a it's a
Speaker 1: it's a thing with him. I've got to take a break.
Speaker 1: Our number is eight sixty six, Yo Rover eight six
Speaker 1: six nine sixty seven six eight three seven, will be
Speaker 1: right back. Hang on, nax Cloth says we're watching the trial.
Speaker 1: That's how we know what's going on. You guys don't
Speaker 1: even know what the case is about. So in the
Speaker 1: trial they've brought this up. This possibility is the husband
Speaker 1: has killed these children. Reading between the lines, I think
Speaker 1: because that I guarantee you hasn't come up with the
Speaker 1: trial Wannie and Allen Town says, why don't you guys
Speaker 1: have a coffee machine in the office. Is it one
Speaker 1: of the things we're over should have put in his contract.
Speaker 1: Isn't there I don't drink coffee. A coffee machine there, Yeah,
Speaker 1: free coffee.
Speaker 7: You'll see, fancy coffee now that we can create mocha lattes,
Speaker 7: vanilla lattes.
Speaker 1: You can have black iced tea out of that machine.
Speaker 1: They're never gonna fancy water machine. Now, why is Jeffrey
Speaker 1: complaining he can't get his coffee.
Speaker 2: No, it's like a time constraint. Also, remember during the break, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I just got one.
Speaker 7: Ooh he did, Okay, he's sitting here when I get
Speaker 7: in the studio, there's minutes before the show. I go,
Speaker 7: I make a coffee, I come back. All he's doing
Speaker 7: is sitting in the chair or waiting for the show.
Speaker 7: To start at that time, he could be making a coffee.
Speaker 7: He's just choosing not to. Well, what time did you
Speaker 7: watch there?
Speaker 1: Right now? I think it's watch is still screwing them up?
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's my watch says nine to fifty one.
Speaker 1: M okay, so now it's drying early, a little two
Speaker 1: minutes fast, roughly give her give a minute fame.
Speaker 2: Oh, either way, I got some coffee for you, the
Speaker 2: extra caffeine kick for the aftermath and whatnot.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I remember you don't want to fall asleep
Speaker 1: on the aftermath, Charlie. What would you do if he
Speaker 1: falls asleep? I don't know. It'd be struggling. Well, no,
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: I remember in the old days, like in the old studio,
Speaker 2: we used to have an actual coffee pot, and I.
Speaker 1: Used to just take a full on sleep. Right, I
Speaker 1: didn't get a good night's sleep because I there's something
Speaker 1: going on with my It's not muscle pain. It's a
Speaker 1: pain in my back lower back, right right above my
Speaker 1: like to the left of right above your ass crack?
Speaker 1: Can you still left?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: And it feels like I was trying to describe it
Speaker 1: to my wife. It feels like it feels like a
Speaker 1: rubber band is like stretched out too much, but it's
Speaker 1: almost like a tingly pain. I think it might be
Speaker 1: nerve pain. Yeah, that's what it's. I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: nerve pain feels like. But uh, how do I get
Speaker 1: rid of that? Go to the doctor? Drugs massage? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I uh, I mean just all last night I was
Speaker 1: trying to get in. I was contorting myself into these
Speaker 1: really weird positions to try to alleviate it. Nothing, not
Speaker 1: one thing.
Speaker 8: In a weird or do some sort of activity you've
Speaker 8: never done before, like the day before, earlier yesterday. I
Speaker 8: think so I stretched in a weird way. I don't
Speaker 8: think so.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know what it is. Backed up
Speaker 1: you think that my I'm so backed up with the
Speaker 1: emodium that I have fecal matter impacted, fecal compacted, fecal
Speaker 1: mad I wouldn't take it off the table.
Speaker 8: I mean, if you haven't gone since Friday against a
Speaker 8: nerve baby Friday day, Friday, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good, I know, I know. I went a couple of days.
Speaker 1: That's why they need to get out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so five days he also took since he also
Speaker 8: took three emodiums.
Speaker 1: Oh and that bocks you up. Yeah. I never take
Speaker 1: that stuff at Yeah, they're addicted to it over here.
Speaker 1: I'm not addicted. I tried not to take it, but
Speaker 1: I was. It was an emergency on a plane. Just
Speaker 1: sit in the plane. There's a limited number of there's
Speaker 1: there's limited bathrooms on the plane, and something despicable.
Speaker 8: He crapped up the first class bathroom, made it too smelly,
Speaker 8: walked out of the first class down to the peasant
Speaker 8: level where we are to go, crap up their bathroom.
Speaker 1: I think that's I don't think you should ever. I
Speaker 1: sat in my seat though. In between that, I went
Speaker 1: back to my seat. I said, for about five minutes, yeah,
Speaker 1: and then I go. He moved the to go again.
Speaker 8: He took the curtain back and said, I'm gona come
Speaker 8: through the garden. No, you have Ver, I went the
Speaker 8: king walking through that. Ye, you got to deal with
Speaker 8: your first class place that you crapped up.
Speaker 7: You can't come back because if we do that, that
Speaker 7: would stop us like whoa, whoa, whoa, where are you
Speaker 7: going back there?
Speaker 2: That's one thing about Rover is that whatever I have
Speaker 2: to fly, which is thank god, it's very rarely, I
Speaker 2: make sure I don't eat and I don't have to crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna have to think about that. Cat Magic
Speaker 1: says it sounds like sciatica, and Brad says, sciatic pain
Speaker 1: is no joke.
Speaker 9: That goes on the leg though too. Yeah, it does
Speaker 9: start back there, but it goes on the leg. Well,
Speaker 9: you said you're sitting too much. How many steps did
Speaker 9: you have yesterday and the day before? Oh we want,
Speaker 9: let's see yesterday. I don't let's see yesterday at night
Speaker 9: when it was a little bit cooler. We went on,
Speaker 9: she did move some.
Speaker 1: You went on a walk. Okay, would you get to yesterday?
Speaker 1: Hold on yesterday? Seven and fifty steps? That's decent. What'd
Speaker 1: you do the day before? Seven? One hundred and six steps?
Speaker 1: Those are decent numbers. Numbers. Yeah, so it's not from
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say it's too much. Two hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: steps so far, that's about normal for me. Yeah. So,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what it. Maybe it
Speaker 1: is a nerve pain or whatever. Do the dog downward
Speaker 1: dog yoga stretch. It will help with the bag pain,
Speaker 1: maybe even to help you poop. Junior says, But it's
Speaker 1: not a it's not a it's not a muscle pain.
Speaker 1: It doesn't need to be like stretched or or like
Speaker 1: it just it's a different kind of You need a
Speaker 1: tennis ball. I don't remember what Snitcher was doing with
Speaker 1: the tennis ball, but he was doing something. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a muscle, right, that's a muscles psaatic Yeah for sciatica.
Speaker 1: That's a nerve right.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, but it's a It feels weird because it
Speaker 9: feels like you could stretch it out.
Speaker 1: But it never does feel it. It never works. I
Speaker 1: just feel like I could stretch it out. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: doesn't do any So what is the tennis into a
Speaker 1: position to strike? What do you do at the tennis ball?
Speaker 1: That just to put pressure on my lower back. So
Speaker 1: it's because if you know, we push on it, it
Speaker 1: feels better. Oh okay, that kind of thing. So just
Speaker 1: put that I've been doing. I've been taking my thumb
Speaker 1: and going right into the and there's like, oh okay,
Speaker 1: the sort of bone in there or something.
Speaker 8: Oh, so that sounds exactly like it. You need to
Speaker 8: press on it. And that's why said that. Uh, oh,
Speaker 8: this is exactly it. Pain that spreads from your lower
Speaker 8: back through your button down your leg. It happens when
Speaker 8: a bone or disc and your spine presses on the
Speaker 8: siatic nerve, most people get better rest ice, general stretching,
Speaker 8: over the counter medicine. UH symptoms, sharp burning or shooting
Speaker 8: pain down one leg. I don't think you have that
Speaker 8: numbness or pins and needles, tingling, feeling weakness in the
Speaker 8: affected leg or foot pain that gets worse when you
Speaker 8: sit cougher sneeze.
Speaker 1: Man, it's not that bad. I don't know. It's more localized.
Speaker 1: It's like right in a particular area. But it just
Speaker 1: feels like a tingly Maybe it's just sturning. Maybe hopefully
Speaker 1: it doesn't get worse. Like, what do I have to
Speaker 1: give away?
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