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Speaker 2: Let me take you back to the beginning.
Speaker 3: This is alrighty ready, you're listening to Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 2: You're a doo doo.
Speaker 4: Heck, all right, it's Mojo in the Morning. So Anna
Speaker 4: has a tipping question. She ended up giving a tip,
Speaker 4: and it turned out the tip that tip was like
Speaker 4: a day's salary.
Speaker 5: What the hell is so I felt? So I went
Speaker 5: to get a facial earlier this week. Incredible facial, probably
Speaker 5: as good, maybe better than the facial Kevin got the
Speaker 5: other day.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look like it.
Speaker 4: Will you be doing a social post like Kevin did?
Speaker 6: I might?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 5: He inspired me. Anyways, Facials are not super cheap. And
Speaker 5: when I went to check out, they had the tip
Speaker 5: scale on the screen and it started at like eighteen percent.
Speaker 5: I tipped twenty percent because that's just what I thought
Speaker 5: was standard. And then I noticed that the tip is
Speaker 5: like fifty six dollars, and I was like, that is
Speaker 5: a heck of a tip for a forty five.
Speaker 4: Minute service, so twenty percent fifty six dollars. Let me
Speaker 4: try to do the math on that one.
Speaker 5: I think it was over like two hundred. It was
Speaker 5: like a two hundred and fifty dollars facial.
Speaker 2: Ooh, what did they do?
Speaker 5: They it was called a diamond glove, so it was
Speaker 5: it was very nice.
Speaker 2: But use real diamonds.
Speaker 5: But are you supposed to tip twenty percent on services
Speaker 5: like that? Because that just it wasn't calculating in my house.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, is a lot.
Speaker 8: Y'all say, y'all say tip hih tip, that's what tip high? Yeah,
Speaker 8: I say, I think you got a tip high service.
Speaker 4: If you can afford a two hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 4: diamond glow, you should be able to afford to twenty
Speaker 4: percent tip.
Speaker 8: Because when it comes to as it relates to like
Speaker 8: the restaurant, because that's more majority of the time we
Speaker 8: had these conversations, and I think last week we talked
Speaker 8: about a higher bills, higher service if there's more people involved.
Speaker 8: The person that's doing the facial is the only one
Speaker 8: involved in the process that's doing all the work, whereas
Speaker 8: if you go to the restaurant they not back there cooking, they'
Speaker 8: not back there doing all of that, but we still
Speaker 8: tip them higher.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I know, so I should.
Speaker 9: Have got that. It is a lot of money. Yeah,
Speaker 9: it does make you.
Speaker 5: Like take I mean, I don't mind. I love my aesthetian,
Speaker 5: but yeah, it was just like, is this even with
Speaker 5: hair too, because hair can get expensive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: You'll have to call us up and tell us at
Speaker 4: eight four four Mojo Live if if that's an out
Speaker 4: of line tip to tip that much for it one.
Speaker 2: Hour, forty minutes, five minutes.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So what I just learned the other day, somebody told
Speaker 3: me this, and I do not abide by this, but
Speaker 3: somebody said, because I know you get botex, somebody told
Speaker 3: me that you're not supposed to tip your injectors if
Speaker 3: you get like botox or filler or whatever, because they
Speaker 3: are medical like licensed medical professionals. So just like you
Speaker 3: wouldn't tip your doctor when you go to the doctor's office.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I always tip them me too, But that's like,
Speaker 3: actually not a thing. You are not supposed to to
Speaker 3: tip them because they are a licensed medical health professional.
Speaker 4: Well, it's in I'm trying to think of what other
Speaker 4: things you would go like the dentist. You don't tip
Speaker 4: the dentist. I know you don't tip the orthodonist, you know,
Speaker 4: or the or that you don't tip the hygienist. Although
Speaker 4: I think I wonder why we don't tip the hygienist
Speaker 4: because the hygienist isn't making all the bucks.
Speaker 2: It's the dentist making all the money.
Speaker 9: Right, hygenist does all work.
Speaker 8: You're about to be tipping everybody. Sorry, somebody got to
Speaker 8: get lost. Just give them the tip, keV. Come on,
Speaker 8: what do you mean, Just give them that tip real quick.
Speaker 8: I want to go back to something.
Speaker 4: Watching Kevin get his facial and seeing his shoulders and
Speaker 4: neck be rubbed was one of the most sensual things
Speaker 4: a man can ever want.
Speaker 2: It was exquisite. Did they rub your shoulder? By the way?
Speaker 11: That way?
Speaker 2: Who is it that?
Speaker 12: She is?
Speaker 4: That the woman that gave you the facial? She owns
Speaker 4: the company, her name is the Smoke Show. I'd tip her.
Speaker 4: I'd give her the tip.
Speaker 5: Her too much?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: Hold on, I just had a meeting with you guys,
Speaker 4: and let's not be so dirty, and I just I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I apologize.
Speaker 4: Alert called Tony, Diana, what's going on, Diana?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 14: Mojoe, what's going on?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 14: I have the same question she does a lot of
Speaker 14: me and my girlfriends get a lot of these services,
Speaker 14: and they're not cheaps. Some of them are sometimes five
Speaker 14: hundred dollars, and we're always wondering, did we give them
Speaker 14: the twenty percent or do we give them you know,
Speaker 14: what we feel is appropriate for the forty five minute we.
Speaker 4: Give Yeah, she is Anna. So I want you to know,
Speaker 4: say hi to Anna real quick.
Speaker 14: Oh Hi, hi honey.
Speaker 2: So I agree.
Speaker 4: And here here's like I never know how to tip
Speaker 4: when I get my hair done, Like do I I
Speaker 4: feel like I'm under tipping and overtipping, Like I'm under
Speaker 4: tipping the person that cuts my hair, but overtipping the
Speaker 4: person that that gives me the shampoos. Like I've always
Speaker 4: often thought about asking that question to double tipping. Well, no,
Speaker 4: I tip, So I tip the there's always a person
Speaker 4: that shampoos the hair, so I give them a give
Speaker 4: them a tip for shampooing me. And then the person that's,
Speaker 4: you know, cutting my hair like now you know George
Speaker 4: h back in the day, you know, like a you know,
Speaker 4: a year ago, Katrina and uh, I always give like
Speaker 4: I try to give like ten bucks yeah to the
Speaker 4: person washing my hair, and I usually give like twenty
Speaker 4: bucks to the person that's cutting my hair.
Speaker 2: I don't even think that's enough money, probably, But.
Speaker 3: It's interesting, like going back to Anna situation yesterday, A
Speaker 3: lot of times like, Okay, it's a forty five minute service,
Speaker 3: but the price of that forty five minutes can skyrocket
Speaker 3: based on like the products the esthetician uses. If she's
Speaker 3: using really nice, expensive medical grade products, that forty five
Speaker 3: minute service could range maybe from.
Speaker 9: Like one hundred dollars to four hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: It's the same service, but the price goes up because
Speaker 3: of the products. And so to me, that doesn't scream
Speaker 3: like the tip should increase because.
Speaker 9: The work is the same, do you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing. Wescinty talked about this the other night.
Speaker 3: We got a really nice bottle of wine at dinner,
Speaker 3: and I was like, it's so funny because our bill
Speaker 3: is really high because of this bottle of wine. That
Speaker 3: doesn't mean that the bartender did any more work, but
Speaker 3: we're taking way.
Speaker 9: More because of this.
Speaker 4: The waitress at a tony works just as hard as
Speaker 4: the waitress at a capitol girl. Yeah, what's going on?
Speaker 4: April High?
Speaker 16: Bye?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 15: I'm good.
Speaker 12: I was calling about it's tipping for services. I've had
Speaker 12: a massage membership for probably eight years for like a
Speaker 12: local chain, and I pay about one hundred dollars a
Speaker 12: month to be a member, which you save maybe thirty
Speaker 12: dollars to get just an hour massage monthly.
Speaker 17: And I used to tip.
Speaker 15: Like ten fifteen dollars like throughout the years.
Speaker 12: And this is, you know, obviously things have gone up,
Speaker 12: prices have increase.
Speaker 2: I understand that.
Speaker 12: But lately when I go, they'll flip around the little
Speaker 12: machine and the tip starts at twenty five percent, so
Speaker 12: they have a twenty five like.
Speaker 18: Twenty seven percent, thirty percent.
Speaker 12: Option, and I just I have a great massage, I
Speaker 12: have a membership, but I'm like, do I really have
Speaker 12: a tip thirty percent?
Speaker 2: That's that's ridiculous when they give them numbers like that.
Speaker 9: I don't like to say something.
Speaker 3: I have no shame lately about tipping or about clicking
Speaker 3: the custom tip amount button. Yeah, when it starts at
Speaker 3: twenty five like that.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and I do, and I'll change it to twenty,
Speaker 17: but in my heart, I want to tip fifteen.
Speaker 2: Go with your hold on, Nia. What's up, Nia, It's
Speaker 2: Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 14: Hey everyone.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I was just thinking kind of what Moso said
Speaker 19: is that.
Speaker 20: If you can afford these luxury services, that I think
Speaker 20: you should be able to afford the tip.
Speaker 21: But then what.
Speaker 15: Shannon said kind of made me maybe kind of change
Speaker 15: my mind a little bit, because, yeah, if it's just
Speaker 15: like you're paying extra for the tip just because.
Speaker 22: Like an extra you know, costs of the wine, then
Speaker 22: you know it's just.
Speaker 3: A little different or the product, you know, the product
Speaker 3: of a face soolar or whatever.
Speaker 4: Shannon's point is a great point that if you are
Speaker 4: ordering just an expensive item, you shouldn't have to like
Speaker 4: get over tip for just because you ordered expensive item.
Speaker 4: But I don't think a waitress or waiter whoever served
Speaker 4: you at that restaurant thinks that way. I think they
Speaker 4: think you're cheap if you don't tip by the percentage. Derek,
Speaker 4: what's up, Derek, It's Mojo in the morning. Say hi
Speaker 4: to everybody.
Speaker 23: Hey, how's it going to everybody?
Speaker 2: What's going on? Man?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 24: Nothing, man, I'm just about the tipping thing and stuff.
Speaker 2: Like that.
Speaker 25: You know, I do treework and everything as far as doctors,
Speaker 25: so I believe you know, don't tip a doctor.
Speaker 5: They get paid well enough.
Speaker 23: I mean they're at the school for every thing. But
Speaker 23: like treework sometimes from the expensive tree work.
Speaker 4: You guys already charge a fortune to do treework. Derek, Derek,
Speaker 4: you guys don't. There's no Derek, there is no there
Speaker 4: is no pay card on tree work. You guys walk
Speaker 4: out to a person's house, you look at it and
Speaker 4: go three thousand square feet bingo, I'm charging them a
Speaker 4: bunch of money.
Speaker 23: No, not not really.
Speaker 10: It goes.
Speaker 2: But do you ever, by the way, let me ask
Speaker 2: you a question.
Speaker 4: Do the people do the people in rich neighborhoods make
Speaker 4: charge more get charged more than the people that are in,
Speaker 4: uh say, a middle class neighborhood.
Speaker 15: It literally depends on their landscaping.
Speaker 2: See that he admits it if they've got nice landscaping.
Speaker 26: Because if you had nice landscape, and you paid a
Speaker 26: lot of money for that landscaping, so we don't want
Speaker 26: to go in there and destroy it.
Speaker 23: Also, when we have to be more careful.
Speaker 9: What's your what's your tree business name?
Speaker 2: Is this the tree guy dot Com?
Speaker 4: You know what I'm telling you when I come back
Speaker 4: in my next life, and it will never happen because
Speaker 4: I don't do physical labor, but uh I would do it.
Speaker 4: I would be a tree guy. I want my sons free.
Speaker 4: I want Luke to drop out of college and be
Speaker 4: become a tree guy.
Speaker 2: They make bucks. What's going on?
Speaker 4: Misfit, Tony, Hey, good morning game, Tony, make it quick.
Speaker 2: I gotta go.
Speaker 27: Listen standard sometimes fifty is necessary? Wouldn't the service is?
Speaker 18: It's really really good.
Speaker 28: It's fifty percent.
Speaker 29: Every time I go to Prime and Proper, I see.
Speaker 27: John, Listen, I take care of my people, Mojo.
Speaker 4: That place is expensive. Yeah, man, you get fifty. You
Speaker 4: don't get fifty percent of Prime and Proper. If so,
Speaker 4: I want to find out exactly what you're doing for
Speaker 4: a living. I'm calling the irs.
Speaker 27: Listen, listen. You could go see John. John gonna tell
Speaker 27: you fig t fifty percent guy. It don't matter what
Speaker 27: his deal is.
Speaker 2: Miss me, Tony dollars hundred, Oh my god, honey.
Speaker 5: Let me know. Next time you're there, I'm gonna pull up.
Speaker 21: You could call him.
Speaker 30: I'm there.
Speaker 27: Probably wants him up.
Speaker 4: That's a lot of money for once a month, Tony,
Speaker 4: I still think that you're doing some kind of illegal
Speaker 4: activities and we just don't know about it.
Speaker 27: Mojo, I love you, but I'm a straight up business
Speaker 27: man and I do really well for myself and I'm blassed.
Speaker 4: Would you like to would you like to be my
Speaker 4: my sugar daddy?
Speaker 27: I would not because I'm.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: I mean, I love you, missfit Tony. Thank you, buddy,
Speaker 4: all right by you in.
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Speaker 4: In the Morning's Dirty on the thirty, All right, Shannon
Speaker 4: is going to do the dirty on the thirty right now,
Speaker 4: what's going on, shann Well.
Speaker 3: It is his first training camp as a husband. Travis
Speaker 3: Kelce talking to reporters at Chief's training camp yesterday about
Speaker 3: the wedding of the year.
Speaker 34: It was, it was a it was a fun off
Speaker 34: season man. Wedding was the best night of my life.
Speaker 34: And I appreciate everybody who came out and celebrated and uh,
Speaker 34: you know, had fun with us.
Speaker 2: And yes, Bob Well, I really got from that night.
Speaker 2: It's a it was a it was a crazy night.
Speaker 23: It was.
Speaker 2: It was full of a lot of celebration, but it's.
Speaker 9: Football, baby, football baby.
Speaker 2: I loved his.
Speaker 4: Excitement about Madison Square Garden being the venue, and I
Speaker 4: thought that that was good to thank the Madison Square
Speaker 4: Garden people, the Dolan family for allowing them the use,
Speaker 4: and then thank them for the air conditioning because he
Speaker 4: said he said prior to the wedding that they were
Speaker 4: planning in an outdoor wedding, and he said he did
Speaker 4: not want an outdoor wedding because he would be the
Speaker 4: groom sweating profusely.
Speaker 2: I'd get it.
Speaker 4: Like, I will say this to you, there is nothing
Speaker 4: worse than seeing groom and pictures in the of the
Speaker 4: wedding outdoors, and the groom looks like he's nervous because
Speaker 4: he's sweating from the temperature outside.
Speaker 3: My very first wedding, it was an indoor venue with
Speaker 3: no air conditioning, and my hair was wet, and all
Speaker 3: of my photos. White House Press Secretary Caroline love It
Speaker 3: is leaving her job at the end of the month
Speaker 3: to spend more time with her family. She said this
Speaker 3: decision is very bittersweet, but she said after recently welcoming
Speaker 3: her second child, she just realized she cannot be the
Speaker 3: best mom that her kids deserve while handling one of
Speaker 3: the White House's most demanding jobs, and the President praising her,
Speaker 3: calling her one of the best White House Press secretaries
Speaker 3: in the history of the office. Now, she's not leaving
Speaker 3: politics entirely. The President said that she is going to
Speaker 3: become one of his top outside advisors and remain an
Speaker 3: influential voice in the Republican Party as the administration prepares
Speaker 3: for the twenty twenty six midterms. I don't know who's
Speaker 3: going to replace her, but I do know I think
Speaker 3: she's not stepping down until well the end of this month.
Speaker 3: So she's got a a couple of weeks. The Los
Speaker 3: Angeles Lakers are being sold to Josh Krishner and Bob
Speaker 3: Iger for twelve and a half a billion dollars, which
Speaker 3: is a record for the most paid for a sports franchise. Now,
Speaker 3: the sale first going to need approval from the NBA's
Speaker 3: Board of Governors, which is a process that could take
Speaker 3: several weeks at least. The next board meeting will take
Speaker 3: place next month in New York. Now, Krishner, I know,
Speaker 3: is a major minority owner excuse me, with the Miami Heat,
Speaker 3: so he is going to need to sell his steak
Speaker 3: in the team in order to make this happen for himself.
Speaker 3: And then Bob I grew of course, was Disney's CEO
Speaker 3: until earlier this year, and this move will make him
Speaker 3: an NBA owner for the very first time.
Speaker 4: And this Kushner is the brother of the one that's
Speaker 4: married to Trump. Yes, so we talked yesterday about this,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if we did it on the
Speaker 4: air or talked in studio.
Speaker 2: I think it was off air I found out.
Speaker 4: So the team just got bought a year ago by
Speaker 4: the team the guy who owns the Dodgers. He is
Speaker 4: right now, in the midst of a investigation about his finances,
Speaker 4: and so many are assuming that they were part of
Speaker 4: the investigation process of this is that he owns too
Speaker 4: much stuff or whatever and he's too extended, and then
Speaker 4: that was one of the reasons why they had.
Speaker 2: To sell it.
Speaker 3: But I think he's making money because I he bought
Speaker 3: it for ten bill.
Speaker 9: So he's making two and a half billion dollars exactly.
Speaker 4: But it's interesting though, because he was going to own
Speaker 4: at one point, he was going to own the Dodgers
Speaker 4: and the Lakers. This is interesting because you know what
Speaker 4: this means now too. I don't think Magic's part of
Speaker 4: the team anymore because Magic was part of the Dodgers'
Speaker 4: ownership group with that guy. Now if they sell this team,
Speaker 4: I don't think Magic is part of the new thing.
Speaker 4: So Magic's no longer a Laker, He's now a Dodger,
Speaker 4: and that wouldn't that be interesting?
Speaker 3: And lastly, somebody is very lucky and waking up, speaking
Speaker 3: of billions, a billionaire this morning. A single powerball ticket
Speaker 3: sold in Illinois is worth a staggering one point zero
Speaker 3: four billion dollars today, making it the eighth and largest.
Speaker 9: Modern jackpot ever won. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Check what city. I just saw, Illinois. So here's the deal.
Speaker 3: The lucky person aunt pat hopefully.
Speaker 2: Quincy Illinois down Southern Illinois.
Speaker 3: So they can either choose the full one point zero
Speaker 3: four billion paid out over thirty years, or a one
Speaker 3: time cash payout of four hundred and fifty and a
Speaker 3: half million dollars.
Speaker 2: Know what I'm doing? What taking that cash out? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm playing with these people.
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 2: Wow, ame on up front.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Illinois, I wonder if this person will want
Speaker 4: to buy a team. Today, the Bears might announce that
Speaker 4: they're moving to Indiana, So the Chicago Bears might. They
Speaker 4: may may not be Chicago, they may be the Indiana Bears.
Speaker 4: I guess there's going to be a Bears, the Beard
Speaker 4: the Bears. That Bear's going to be a big announcement today.
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Speaker 4: Let's get David and Lilah back on with us for
Speaker 4: the sixth morning of coming back on the five at
Speaker 4: six fifty five, going for win number six and your
Speaker 4: challengers today, guys, the challenger from Grand Rapids just left
Speaker 4: the gym where he was working out, getting ready to
Speaker 4: take you down.
Speaker 2: Actually, what were you doing today? What was the what
Speaker 2: was the routine today? Lewis, get up at the gym
Speaker 2: ready for work? Is it is?
Speaker 4: It is? It's Louise, right, Louise not Lewis. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. Who has got the hold on? Let me
Speaker 4: real quick to stand right there?
Speaker 2: No, that's David. David. Yeah, you're really loud, noisy.
Speaker 4: Wise, is there a way that you can I don't
Speaker 4: know if that bluetooth has got you got windows open
Speaker 4: or what you got?
Speaker 36: Yeah, I can fix that.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? How's that? That's so much better. That's
Speaker 2: so much better. Luis? How are you What did you
Speaker 2: work on today?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Just chess bench, prestes chess man.
Speaker 4: I got to tell you something I've I've been in
Speaker 4: the gym in a long time, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I'm like, I go into a gym, You not. I
Speaker 2: work on bill.
Speaker 36: Got to help my son get ready for football season, So.
Speaker 4: I work on TUTSI rolls the free totsy rolls on
Speaker 4: the front. By the way, Hey, Joint Cav. CAV is
Speaker 4: going to be out tomorrow with you know those two
Speaker 4: British dudes that we've had in the studio.
Speaker 2: Everybody goes crazy over Josh and Jase.
Speaker 4: Where are you gonna be? You're gonna be in the
Speaker 4: Detroit area hanging out with Josh and Jase. We're going
Speaker 4: to be at the Nova location from one to three.
Speaker 4: We got dose.
Speaker 8: I'm tripping those of cant tickets and the first one
Speaker 8: hundred people that show up they get a free I
Speaker 8: Met Josh and j shirt.
Speaker 2: So it be a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: Those guys have been all over the state and people
Speaker 4: have gone crazy over them. Now you have a chance
Speaker 4: to meet them. That is at the uh No Fitness
Speaker 4: You know where that is. That's the one that's right
Speaker 4: off of ninety six, Big by that big old water
Speaker 4: tower there. Yeah, all right, so I'm gonna lock you
Speaker 4: up David in a soundproof area. Thank you again for
Speaker 4: muting that that you know, crowd noise or whatever that was? Ye,
Speaker 4: no problem, We'll begin this contest. Here we go five questions.
Speaker 4: Whoever gets the most right wins. He always goes to
Speaker 4: the champion. Question number one Luis k Con Los Angeles
Speaker 4: kicks off this weekend.
Speaker 2: What does the k in k pop stand for?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 2: Question number two?
Speaker 4: This ted Lasso star recently surprised fans by singing the
Speaker 4: show's theme song with Mumford and sons at Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 2: Who is he? Seconds two?
Speaker 15: One?
Speaker 4: Question number three. There are rumors that the new Barbie movie,
Speaker 4: the Barbie Sequel is stalled because of the out agus
Speaker 4: salary demands from Margot, Robbie and the actor who played Ken.
Speaker 2: What's his name? Three seconds two? Captain America? What was
Speaker 2: his name?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 37: Not Jake too?
Speaker 4: And all right, we're gonna go to question number four
Speaker 4: with the passing that one too. Come on, you gotta
Speaker 4: get these next two questions right. I do not want
Speaker 4: to hit one of those dim drops, okay for sure?
Speaker 4: Question number four, podcaster Alex Cooper is breaking her silence
Speaker 4: on working with and falling out with Dave Portnoy. What
Speaker 4: pop culture sports company did?
Speaker 13: He?
Speaker 2: Starts? Dave Portnoy. Come on, you know this?
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Speaker 2: I'm a Michigan fan too, and I'm I'm blinking out
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Speaker 4: Alright, last question here, blink one eight two. Drummer Travis
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Speaker 4: This ted Lasso star recently surprised fans by singing the
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Speaker 2: Who is he?
Speaker 38: I'm going to guess Jason, Yeah, that's not a guest.
Speaker 2: Answer question number Question number three?
Speaker 4: There are rumors that the Barbie movie sequel is stalled
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Speaker 4: Drummer Travis Barker has a new documentary out on Hulu.
Speaker 2: Who is Travis married to?
Speaker 38: One of uh?
Speaker 2: Is Lilah with you again this morning?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 29: You know, I actually have to go to work today,
Speaker 29: So she stayed at home and you know what, good
Speaker 29: for her?
Speaker 4: Maybe, and you know what, you'll have to call her
Speaker 4: later today when she wakes up and tell her, Hey,
Speaker 4: did it again?
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Speaker 4: don't know how many people qualified. I'm sure there's been
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Speaker 2: Catching cheaters, I'm proud of it.
Speaker 13: I'm sorry. Get your home for Boar of the Roses
Speaker 13: unlod Joe.
Speaker 4: In the morning, Angela thinks that her husband is cheating.
Speaker 4: And what's the reasoning, Angela.
Speaker 15: Well, he's been going to the casino a lot more
Speaker 15: than normal. We used to go a lot together. Now
Speaker 15: he's been going like twice a.
Speaker 4: Week, and so you think that he's cheating at the casino.
Speaker 4: What is he going to gamble?
Speaker 15: I mean, I assume he's going to gamble. He's been
Speaker 15: going with his coworkers like twice a week, but he
Speaker 15: comes home between like nine and ten every time he goes.
Speaker 15: But he's I don't know. He says that they're taking
Speaker 15: up a whole new afterwork fun thing to do together,
Speaker 15: and so he's that's why he has been going more,
Speaker 15: he says, does he ever win.
Speaker 3: Not often though, I mean I don't see I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean twice a week is.
Speaker 2: A lot for sure. But he's there.
Speaker 4: Is he cheating on you financially? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 4: Or why do you think that there's a woman involved?
Speaker 15: Well, because I found a hotel key card to the
Speaker 15: NGM and his wallet, so like you found it, like
Speaker 15: a hotel room key card, right, yeah, So it's like,
Speaker 15: why would he need a hotel room if he's coming
Speaker 15: home the same night? What is the key card for?
Speaker 8: Has he ever stayed out and not come home or
Speaker 8: he's always come home?
Speaker 6: He's always come home.
Speaker 3: So did you ask him?
Speaker 15: I did, and he said that it was his friend's
Speaker 15: key card. But I just something in my gut just
Speaker 15: tells me that that's not right.
Speaker 5: And I have access to his bank accounts or anything,
Speaker 5: like can you see if you were charged for a
Speaker 5: hotel room?
Speaker 15: I don't. I haven't lifted that. So yeah, so I
Speaker 15: don't know.
Speaker 4: Do they at our at our casinos here in town
Speaker 4: in Detroit? Do they give sometimes comp stuff like comp
Speaker 4: rooms and things like that. The other thing, too, is
Speaker 4: just because he's got a hotel room key, does it
Speaker 4: necessarily mean he's going into the hotel room.
Speaker 9: And yeah, but I understand where she's coming from.
Speaker 2: Social really yeah, I would.
Speaker 4: I would wonder too if he just picks up although
Speaker 4: he'd said it was his friends, but like you could
Speaker 4: pick up somebody else's cat.
Speaker 3: You throw it in the garbage, yeah, yeah, or you
Speaker 3: put it in your pocket.
Speaker 9: You know you don't like put it in your wallet.
Speaker 2: Are you guys having sex?
Speaker 15: Yeah, no, we're still intimate and everything.
Speaker 4: So all right, we're gonna call him up to see
Speaker 4: where he's gonna send a dozen free roses and hope
Speaker 4: that he sends them to Angela and that this is
Speaker 4: just uh, a misunderstanding with his key card. It's the
Speaker 4: War of the Roses. Mute your phone so he doesn't
Speaker 4: hear anything on the line.
Speaker 37: Okay, Hello, Hi is this Tim?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 3: Hi Tim?
Speaker 9: How are you this morning?
Speaker 2: I'm good?
Speaker 28: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 3: My name is Nicole and I'm calling you from an
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Speaker 3: some free flowers for you.
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Speaker 3: Do you have a minute or so to answer some
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Speaker 3: real real quick. Actually it's just too questions. Have you
Speaker 3: purchased flowers in the last six months by chance? Tim?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 3: And do you plan on purchasing flowers in the next
Speaker 3: six months?
Speaker 38: Possibly?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 9: And that is actually all I needed from you.
Speaker 3: And as I thank you for participating in that roses
Speaker 3: bloom dot com survey, I'm now authorized to provide you
Speaker 3: with that dozen long stemmed red roses. So a couple
Speaker 3: of things for you to know. They do go out today,
Speaker 3: and they can go out of state, so if you
Speaker 3: have family or friends out of state, we can do that.
Speaker 3: And I just need a first and a last name
Speaker 3: to start of who you would like these flowers sent to.
Speaker 39: Okay, we'll go with Jonah.
Speaker 3: Did you is the first name Jonah or Joan Jonah?
Speaker 3: Jonah like j O Nah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay?
Speaker 9: And the would spell the last name again?
Speaker 21: Hey?
Speaker 3: Okay? And what is Jonah's phone number?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 38: I have to look for give me one second please.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Uh okay, here it is It's two four.
Speaker 2: Eight yep, okay.
Speaker 3: Six n.
Speaker 9: And what is Jonah's relation to you?
Speaker 3: I just have to fill out part of a profile,
Speaker 3: and that's one of the questions that it.
Speaker 9: Is on here.
Speaker 39: Uh, it's a close partner of mine, friend, close friends.
Speaker 3: Okay, Tim, we do something.
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 3: Oh, is Donah a girl? Yes, Jonah's female. Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: so sorry. I just assumed I don't know any female Jonahs.
Speaker 3: I only know male Jonas.
Speaker 2: Okay, female, it's a girl.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we do something unique at roses bloom dot com. Tim,
Speaker 3: And instead of sending a paper card with the flowers,
Speaker 3: in this case, Jonah is going to get a text
Speaker 3: message and she is going to be alerted that she
Speaker 3: has a flower delivery. And then part of that text
Speaker 3: is going to include a voice memo from you that
Speaker 3: I'm going to record with you here in just a second.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna hear me count you down, you leave
Speaker 3: whatever message you want to leave, and when you stop talking,
Speaker 3: I'm going to stop the recording and come back on. Okay, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, three two one.
Speaker 39: Hi, Jonah, can't wait to see you again, and here
Speaker 39: is a little something for you.
Speaker 2: Until then.
Speaker 3: There you go okay, okay, Uh, Tim, I also have
Speaker 3: to let you know that this call is being recorded
Speaker 3: for quality and training purposes.
Speaker 9: Are you okay with that?
Speaker 38: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's fine, okay, Tim.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna jump on real quick just to complete this
Speaker 4: call and the transaction. And I just need to let
Speaker 4: you know one last thing. While you have been on
Speaker 4: with us and you've been sending flowers off, your wife
Speaker 4: has been listening and and Angela just heard you send
Speaker 4: flowers to another woman that you called a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that? Tim?
Speaker 4: This is the mojo in the morning show. And Angela
Speaker 4: contacted us because she was worried that you were cheating
Speaker 4: on her, and she wanted to see where you would
Speaker 4: send the roses to. And you sent them to another
Speaker 4: woman that you called.
Speaker 38: Your girlfriend a friend?
Speaker 2: Angela? Do you do you know who Jonah is?
Speaker 15: No, Tim, I don't know who Jonah is. I had
Speaker 15: a good feeling and I knew.
Speaker 6: I was right.
Speaker 15: I'm sick to my stomach right now.
Speaker 2: All right, this is the weird way of doing.
Speaker 38: It, This whole thing here, Well, I had to.
Speaker 2: Know, Tim, you know how long O? How long have
Speaker 2: you been in? How long have you been?
Speaker 39: I don't really feel comfortable talking about this with anybody
Speaker 39: but my wife, especially.
Speaker 2: On the radio.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, then I'm going to let you talk to
Speaker 4: her so that you can try to explain yourself, if
Speaker 4: you can try to explain yourself out of this one.
Speaker 39: Okay, well I want to say thanks, but all.
Speaker 2: Right, hang on one second.
Speaker 13: Cheater, cheater, but can eat her.
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Speaker 4: After we got done with that War of the Roses
Speaker 4: and taping it, we were kind of in a weird
Speaker 4: spot because we started thinking about what you probably heard
Speaker 4: when you were listening. There were like children in the background.
Speaker 4: When we come back here. Next, who was with those children?
Speaker 4: And the explanation that he gave his wife over this
Speaker 4: particular sending flowers to a woman that's a girlfriend.
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Speaker 4: While you have been on with us and you've been
Speaker 4: sending flowers off. Your wife has been listening, and Angela
Speaker 4: just heard you send flowers to another woman that you.
Speaker 2: Call a girlfriend. Why would you do that?
Speaker 4: Tim, This is the mojo in the morning show. And
Speaker 4: Angela contacted us because she was worried that you were
Speaker 4: cheating on her and she wanted to see where you
Speaker 4: would send the roses to. And you sent them to
Speaker 4: another woman that you called your girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Were the roses?
Speaker 4: Crazy situation happened when we were doing this. I mean,
Speaker 4: aside from the fact that we thought at first, I
Speaker 4: thought it at least first, Jonah was a guy, like
Speaker 4: I thought he was sending flowers to another dude, and
Speaker 4: I was like, oh God, what's going on here. Then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, you hear in the background what
Speaker 4: sounded like children.
Speaker 3: Me off so bad.
Speaker 4: After we had let them talk for a little bit,
Speaker 4: we put it on hold, the conference on hold, and
Speaker 4: then I had to ask that question to find out
Speaker 4: exactly who was with kids?
Speaker 6: Angela, Hey, yeah, hey, guys have kids, we do. Yeah,
Speaker 6: was he with the kids?
Speaker 15: I'm sorry you said, was he with the kids?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we could hear the kids in the background. Was
Speaker 2: that you with him? Is that you with them? Or
Speaker 2: him with them.
Speaker 15: Uh, you know, he's got them right now. Hopefully they
Speaker 15: weren't paying much attention to what he was saying.
Speaker 2: Wow, how old are How old are kids?
Speaker 15: Two? And four?
Speaker 2: Wow? Okay? All right, what kind of explanation did he
Speaker 2: give you?
Speaker 15: I mean, he's he's not really giving me a good one.
Speaker 15: He's just getting defensive and making up excuses.
Speaker 2: And I just plus, it's probably not a good time.
Speaker 15: He said the word. You'll hear him say, girlfriend, yeah,
Speaker 15: and and.
Speaker 4: Win with your kids around. I don't think it's good
Speaker 4: to have that talk. I want you to to hang here.
Speaker 4: I want you to stay strong.
Speaker 2: Okay. If there's anything that you need from us, let
Speaker 2: us know.
Speaker 15: Okay, thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Tam Are you with the kids right now?
Speaker 39: Am I with the kids?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay? Are the kids okay?
Speaker 38: Yeah, the kids are fine.
Speaker 4: Why I'm just making sure we didn't realize that you
Speaker 4: were with the kids until we could hear them in
Speaker 4: the background in Angela just told us that you were.
Speaker 39: Yeah, that's why I was really not a good time
Speaker 39: to talk.
Speaker 38: About this kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: So you know, come on, I understand, but you actually
Speaker 4: had no problem sending these things off and leaving a
Speaker 4: message on a card for a woman.
Speaker 38: Yeah, but they're not in fun of me when I
Speaker 38: was talking, So it's kind.
Speaker 4: Of okay, all right, hold on one second, okay, okay,
Speaker 4: they were Tim, sorry to say this to you. They
Speaker 4: were with you because you could hear the background of
Speaker 4: what was going on. So obviously, while you're sending off
Speaker 4: the card and doing your recording, your children they probably
Speaker 4: don't know what's going on. They're two and four years
Speaker 4: old for you know, goodness sakes, but still they're there.
Speaker 4: So all right, a lot to take in with this
Speaker 4: war of the roses. I don't even know where to go.
Speaker 4: I just know that it's one of those situations where
Speaker 4: you listen to this saying and I am shaking my head.
Speaker 4: I'm feeling for Angela. I'm wondering, you know what tim
Speaker 4: thoughts are, because now he's trying to turn it back
Speaker 4: to why would you do that? So eight four to
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Speaker 2: Or text is ninety five five zero zero. You can
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Speaker 4: I don't have anybody on the phone line here right now,
Speaker 4: so it's open. Whatever that whatever direction you guys want
Speaker 4: to go, or whatever direction the listener wants.
Speaker 8: To go With a comment, I thought originally like the
Speaker 8: piece that was going to stick out for me would
Speaker 8: be that hotel key car she phoned.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like I thought it would be that type of thing.
Speaker 8: But when the kids got involved, it kind of took
Speaker 8: my brain so a whole different situation.
Speaker 4: Where did it take your brain though to it? Where
Speaker 4: where are you going with that?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I just could never imagine. First off, like cheating on
Speaker 8: my wife, that's a whole like separate issue. Then you
Speaker 8: having sex with two different people. I don't know if
Speaker 8: he you know, using protection what the case is. But
Speaker 8: then the kids are there and you're not even hiding
Speaker 8: it in front of down kind of just as like
Speaker 8: what do.
Speaker 3: You not that they could really probably understand. I totally
Speaker 3: agree with you. I'm saying two and four, you know,
Speaker 3: but still it's just makes you shake your head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my head.
Speaker 4: In the beginning with the whole casino thing was that
Speaker 4: card was not a room key card, that it was
Speaker 4: maybe like a player's club card or something, and she
Speaker 4: mistook it. But when she this is to clear that up,
Speaker 4: when she contacted us, we asked, can you send a
Speaker 4: picture of what it was, because she had a picture
Speaker 4: of it, and it was it looked like a room
Speaker 4: key card. It did not look like the And I'm
Speaker 4: not an avid gambler, but I have had an MGM
Speaker 4: Players Club card and it says on there Players Club
Speaker 4: or says whatever the club is now called. So but
Speaker 4: all right, you want to go grab some phones. Always
Speaker 4: got to go to Toya, I mean Toya's. Toya's got
Speaker 4: to give us a response on this War of the roses.
Speaker 17: Good morning, my favorite people. Hey, so two things I'm
Speaker 17: gonna say. One is that we've seen so many more
Speaker 17: of the roses where people I don't know if y'all
Speaker 17: remember the one where the guy was cheating with the
Speaker 17: lady and took his daughter to the movies or something
Speaker 17: like that. So I don't know if y'all remember that one.
Speaker 17: But the men, well some men, let me correct myself,
Speaker 17: do this all the time, so don't be shocked. But
Speaker 17: then most I'm gonna give you a little tips. When
Speaker 17: you come on, all you have to say is, hey,
Speaker 17: I have one more disclosure. I want to go over
Speaker 17: with you and then go into it, because when you
Speaker 17: get on the line.
Speaker 23: Sometimes you're like, oh, there's one.
Speaker 17: Thing I want to say, that's all you got to say?
Speaker 17: So that way they think is part of the call.
Speaker 23: That's for free too.
Speaker 4: Okay, wells are radio consultant here.
Speaker 17: I got yall whatever y'all need. I love y'all, y'all
Speaker 17: my favorite people.
Speaker 2: We love you.
Speaker 3: So perfectly.
Speaker 2: All right, let me go to Jacob. What's up? Jacob?
Speaker 35: Hey, how's a god Mojo?
Speaker 40: Longtime caller here.
Speaker 35: I don't know if it's I gotta say so about
Speaker 35: this war on the Roses man, not only is he
Speaker 35: cheating on his woman, he's also cheating his kids.
Speaker 23: Man, it ain't right to be doing that the children.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, quick question for you on that. Uh, at
Speaker 4: what point when you heard him with us and the
Speaker 4: explanation part that you just heard just a second ago.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if you heard it or you
Speaker 4: were calling, but his explanation point was that's the reason
Speaker 4: why I don't want to be doing this right now.
Speaker 4: But wait a second, is that the reason you don't
Speaker 4: want to do this right now? Or is it because
Speaker 4: you got caught?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Handed there?
Speaker 4: Like he like he tried to play it off like
Speaker 4: we we're bad for asking him, Hey, were your kids there?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but you were the one with your kids there,
Speaker 4: And if we didn't point that out, you wouldn't say any.
Speaker 9: A bigger one. Maybe you shouldn't be doing it because
Speaker 9: you're married.
Speaker 8: Well, it allon like he cared though, Like I didn't
Speaker 8: hear any remorse on his voice side.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I thought that he seemed remorseful or not scared.
Speaker 4: I think he seems scared now. He was like, well,
Speaker 4: I guess you know.
Speaker 2: Really, no, I thought he I took it differently.
Speaker 4: I thought I thought that he was like, why are
Speaker 4: you doing like like, oh crap, I cannot believe that
Speaker 4: this has happened.
Speaker 8: But not an old crap like it's the same my
Speaker 8: wife and I want to save this marriage. I should
Speaker 8: have done this, okay, maybe like the old.
Speaker 4: Crap when the lights and sirens are blaring behind you
Speaker 4: and you know you got caught speeding, Like that's the
Speaker 4: old crap you get like, oh, man, I knew I
Speaker 4: was speeding. I shouldn't get you know, I don't know
Speaker 4: a nido. What's up?
Speaker 29: Hey, good morning y'all.
Speaker 25: Just to the last callers point, I agree with him
Speaker 25: he's definitely cheating on his kids as much as he's
Speaker 25: cheating on his wife. Kind of ruined and whole family dynamic.
Speaker 25: But also at the same time a question for y'all,
Speaker 25: I feel like most of the war the roses you
Speaker 25: guys do in my recent memory, at least.
Speaker 13: There's not really kids involved that. What would you guys say?
Speaker 4: No, there's a lot of Actually I would say majority
Speaker 4: there's children involved.
Speaker 2: Sometimes sometimes well sometimes we did.
Speaker 4: We don't ask it or at least tell you the hey,
Speaker 4: do you have children at home?
Speaker 27: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, okay, I got it.
Speaker 25: But yeah, no, it was definitely unfortunate.
Speaker 4: Did this make you feel something different though, knowing that
Speaker 4: you heard the kids?
Speaker 25: Oh yeah, this fall at different than other one. It
Speaker 25: was like other uh, I guess married situations, knowing that
Speaker 25: there were kids involved, especially so young too and four
Speaker 25: like they just had them.
Speaker 2: Right right, I mean, what's going on? Yeah, it's.
Speaker 25: And imagine going to school the next day and uh,
Speaker 25: your teacher says, are the kids of the day who
Speaker 25: got busted?
Speaker 2: Feature cannot do that. The key card.
Speaker 4: Some listeners want to talk about the key card from
Speaker 4: the casino.
Speaker 2: What's going on? Courtney?
Speaker 18: Did she say that that room key was his friend's
Speaker 18: room key.
Speaker 4: I know, but we we I think might have asked
Speaker 4: her the question of do you think it could have
Speaker 4: been somebody else's, like, could have been somebody that he
Speaker 4: went with, because you did say that he goes with.
Speaker 6: You said that.
Speaker 3: He said that was the excuse that he did was
Speaker 3: that it was a friend. And that's why I'm like,
Speaker 3: you would throw it away, you wouldn't keep that, that's
Speaker 3: so weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, And.
Speaker 22: That got The person's name was like more of a
Speaker 22: man's name, and then he said my partner.
Speaker 3: Right, But then he said girlfriend or made a reference
Speaker 3: to the fact that she was female, and I was like,
Speaker 3: I truly have never heard of a female the name Jonah.
Speaker 9: But that got me too.
Speaker 17: Maybe it's for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know, but it doesn't make it any
Speaker 4: different if it was a man.
Speaker 9: Well not in a different layer.
Speaker 2: But yeah, Katie, what's up, Katie, it's Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 41: The morning.
Speaker 19: Clearly that Keith Carter has been used more than one time,
Speaker 19: or he was keeping it as a memorabilia kind of thing.
Speaker 19: It's his girlfriend, so they've been seeing each other more
Speaker 19: than just going to the casino.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's uh, that's the wild that's the wildest part.
Speaker 4: And you know what I keep thinking about is that
Speaker 4: guy they called a second ago and said, you know,
Speaker 4: the kids are going to say, you know, are their
Speaker 4: teachers going to say?
Speaker 2: Are you the kids from the War of the Roses.
Speaker 4: I actually wonder what the people that work at MGM
Speaker 4: Casino are going to say when they sit there and
Speaker 4: see a guy sitting across from them, wondering if it
Speaker 4: was the guy from the War of the Roses, you
Speaker 4: know what I mean, like for.
Speaker 19: Sure, for sure, he's been doing this clearly for a
Speaker 19: very long time.
Speaker 18: And it just shows you a women's gut is always right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's sad too.
Speaker 4: It just makes me so heartbroken for her being a
Speaker 4: mom too.
Speaker 2: What's going on, Stephanie high wore the Roses?
Speaker 28: Hi?
Speaker 6: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: Okay? What do you want to say? Stuff?
Speaker 28: So, my mom and dad.
Speaker 41: Had a very tumultuous relationship. They I'll preface this that
Speaker 41: they're still together.
Speaker 28: They worked it out.
Speaker 41: I'm really glad that they did. But when I was younger,
Speaker 41: there was a lot of infidelity and I remember being
Speaker 41: five years old and I got explained later. I didn't
Speaker 41: remember right that moment what was going on, but my
Speaker 41: mom was sitting in my grandma's chair crying and she
Speaker 41: was upset about my dad. But that is the first
Speaker 41: memory I have of it. I was five years old,
Speaker 41: so like these kids are four and too, that four
Speaker 41: year old may remember this later that like dad had
Speaker 41: random people in the house and Mom's sad now and
Speaker 41: they're not innocent, you know what I mean? Like I
Speaker 41: got explained later what was going on, as I was
Speaker 41: old enough to understand, so I pieced two and two together.
Speaker 41: But my first memory of my parents' issues in their
Speaker 41: marriage was my mom crying in the.
Speaker 28: Chair because she had found out my dad teetered on her.
Speaker 38: Wow, so sad.
Speaker 2: That's And how old are you now, Steffie?
Speaker 41: I am forty three now.
Speaker 2: Forty three years old? It stays with you, Yeah, it does.
Speaker 41: I mean, it wasn't the last time, so I mean,
Speaker 41: obviously it leaves an impression on future relationships.
Speaker 28: And stuff if it continues.
Speaker 41: So I hope that like either it works out and
Speaker 41: they get the help they need, or they go their
Speaker 41: separate ways and those kids remain.
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, thank you Stepanie for that. Thanks for sharing that.
Speaker 4: I hope there's a little therapy. Even just to tell
Speaker 4: us it does.
Speaker 28: It makes me feel better to know that I've overcome it.
Speaker 41: I chose to be a survivor and not a victim
Speaker 41: as a child watching that broken marriage.
Speaker 2: It's great. Thanks for Colin. I appreciate you call us
Speaker 2: more often, please, no problem? All right, your hole of
Speaker 2: War of the Roses.
Speaker 32: If I've loved to tell your mom, phone scams and
Speaker 32: Shannon's dirty you on the thirty in the morning.
Speaker 4: This is it second to last qualifier. I wonder what
Speaker 4: number qualifiers all the past ones have been, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean, Like, do they qualify early in the contest,
Speaker 4: mid contest or late?
Speaker 5: You know, ask a question, how do we decide which
Speaker 5: four people.
Speaker 4: We'd spent a big, old giant thing. Yeah, yeah, So it's, uh,
Speaker 4: you basically have a one and four chance of winning
Speaker 4: it once you're chosen, which is a huge deal. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's there's a lot of people qualified, but you got
Speaker 4: to show up there in order to win. If you
Speaker 4: don't show up, you're not in the contest. Tomorrow is
Speaker 4: where we're going to be doing it at Gordon Chevrolet.
Speaker 4: They're on Ford Road, just west of Merriman and Garden City.
Speaker 4: We're giving away a twenty eight thousand dollars twenty twenty
Speaker 4: six Chevy Tracks or twenty thousand dollars be the second
Speaker 4: to last qualifier now by winning a fifty dollars gas card.
Speaker 4: Eight four to four Mojo Live eight four four sixty
Speaker 4: sixty five six five four eight good Luck.
Speaker 13: Or the Mornings Dirty On the thirty.
Speaker 2: Shannon with what is going on in the Dirty?
Speaker 3: So I have to start off with a very very
Speaker 3: special shout out. This morning, I had a substitute mailman
Speaker 3: this week. Normally my girl's amber met a guy named
Speaker 3: Jim this week who is the biggest fan of the
Speaker 3: Mojo in the Morning show, has been listening since day one.
Speaker 3: Showed me on his phone he was actually listening.
Speaker 9: To our podcast as he was delivering mail.
Speaker 3: So I was sitting outside of my front porch and
Speaker 3: he was like, oh my god, first time he screamed
Speaker 3: from the sage. But Jim and his wife Bora are
Speaker 3: having their second baby right now wall right now today
Speaker 3: they're having baby number two.
Speaker 9: So namer a huge, huge shout out.
Speaker 3: He's listening or do you think he's in I actually
Speaker 3: saw him yesterday as well, and I said, I'm going
Speaker 3: to do it in the seven thirty Dirty, so make
Speaker 3: sure you're listening.
Speaker 2: So I do.
Speaker 9: Thank he's listening.
Speaker 4: Why do I picture all male men look like the
Speaker 4: dude from mister Rogers neighborhood that used to deliver young
Speaker 4: mister mcpheel.
Speaker 2: Did you ever watch this mister Rogers?
Speaker 8: Remember Rogers. Mister Rogers was the guy. He was the
Speaker 8: guy that had the mustache. The mustache and he wrote
Speaker 8: mister mcphieley special Delivery. He would bring him the delivery
Speaker 8: from the kids, special delivery Freeway.
Speaker 2: Oh you had a suit on, Yeah, you had like a.
Speaker 3: Very professional all right, I'm going to start off the
Speaker 3: Dirty with a local story of what is going on
Speaker 3: in Birmingham lately. If you are not familiar, I would
Speaker 3: say it's a it's one of the more affluent, affluent
Speaker 3: how are you saying? Communities in Michigan and lately just
Speaker 3: a debauchery. First that Airbnb shooting, then that wild Pool
Speaker 3: party with the lady Towerkin on top of the car,
Speaker 3: and every weekend now it seems like police are breaking
Speaker 3: up fights and then.
Speaker 13: That wall.
Speaker 2: And I was just in shock.
Speaker 26: A fight in the middle of Bates Street behind me
Speaker 26: and it was all car on camera. Now, I went
Speaker 26: to the City Commissions meeting tonight where some residents were
Speaker 26: concerned and asking if police could be more on top
Speaker 26: of situations like this.
Speaker 2: For a police car lights on in the street.
Speaker 8: I noticed, I go by the police station and you
Speaker 8: got police car sitting.
Speaker 14: In the law.
Speaker 2: Leave the police reaction to be really good.
Speaker 10: It seemed to.
Speaker 13: Me that they were there.
Speaker 2: So there.
Speaker 4: I saw that viral video, so this is in their town.
Speaker 4: There's a bunch of kids hanging out, just hanging out
Speaker 4: and doing stuff. And then that viral videos seemed like
Speaker 4: it was just like a bunch of people beating each other.
Speaker 4: It's interesting. We went to with George like a couple months,
Speaker 4: maybe a month or so ago, Chelsea and I did,
Speaker 4: and I had not been to Birmingham on a Saturday
Speaker 4: or Friday night in a long long time. And I
Speaker 4: said to him, I go because we were going to
Speaker 4: sit outside. Thank god we didn't sit outside, because all
Speaker 4: you hear are.
Speaker 3: Hundreds of hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of kids and
Speaker 3: now with Dream crews upon usday Saturday.
Speaker 2: Going It's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's interesting every time I have been in Birmingham and
Speaker 4: I go by the police station. Always looks like there's
Speaker 4: just a ton of police cars that are sitting in
Speaker 4: front of the place. They have a lot of cars
Speaker 4: for it doesn't seem like they need them them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and a similar story in the city of Detroit yesterday,
Speaker 3: I saw Lime scooters were temporarily shut down after police
Speaker 3: received reports about another possible team takeover.
Speaker 2: So what did they do?
Speaker 3: DPD said they locked all the scooters in the city.
Speaker 3: I think specifically the line ones. I know there's a
Speaker 3: few brands, but around seven pm as a precaution, after
Speaker 3: they got win that there were some social media posts
Speaker 3: going around encouraging teens to ride downtown and gather at
Speaker 3: campus marshes.
Speaker 9: So we're going to combat that.
Speaker 4: If you're anna and you want you want to get
Speaker 4: right well.
Speaker 3: DPD also increased patrols in the downtown area as a
Speaker 3: response to this. I don't know what ended up happening.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen anything since waking up, but I.
Speaker 5: Can't believe they have access to just shut everything down.
Speaker 5: That's technology. What else can you shut down?
Speaker 4: An A lot of people think that that's going to
Speaker 4: be the world we live in. Where all of a
Speaker 4: sudden one day, it's like your phone, they shut everything off.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you gonna be scared when you get any your tesla,
Speaker 8: you'd be like, go to Burger King. And she says, no, Tom,
Speaker 8: it's going to be Chelsea's voice, your blood levels.
Speaker 2: We will be going to.
Speaker 5: Hide beyond juice.
Speaker 2: It's going to be my wife's voice on instead. You're
Speaker 2: not going there, Dick.
Speaker 3: Alex Cooper is finally responding after Dave Portnoy claims in
Speaker 3: the claim in his new memoir that's uniformer call her
Speaker 3: daddy Coho Sofia Franklin planned to accuse Barstool of sexual
Speaker 3: harassment to get out of their contracts.
Speaker 9: This was back in twenty twenty. This was a very.
Speaker 3: Messy split between Portnoy and the ladies. And here's the thing.
Speaker 3: In the interview, Alex Cooper did not directly deny this allegation.
Speaker 9: It was with CNBC, I think.
Speaker 3: Instead she joked, look, I'm pregnant, I'm busy building a child,
Speaker 3: before talking about Dave Portnoy and simply saying he gave
Speaker 3: me a start in this industry. I will never not
Speaker 3: be grateful to him. She also did say of those
Speaker 3: harassment claims. That's not how I remember.
Speaker 2: That at all.
Speaker 3: She said, Dave Scott his version, I've got my version
Speaker 3: or all good. But she just kept saying, I'm in
Speaker 3: my mom area era, I am no drama right now,
Speaker 3: so she didn't really want to comment on what he
Speaker 3: had to say. And lastly, this is a horrific story.
Speaker 3: A tragic murder suicide at an in home daycare in
Speaker 3: Minnesota has left four people dead. The morning, please say,
Speaker 3: a forty one year old man fatally stabbed his wife
Speaker 3: and daughter before taking his own life with a guy
Speaker 3: on a rival.
Speaker 42: Officers located a deceased forty one year old male with
Speaker 42: a self inflicted gunshot wound, and a deceased forty one
Speaker 42: year old female and seven year old female victim with
Speaker 42: stab wounds. They were all members of the same family.
Speaker 3: Investigators also discovered the body of a seventy eight year
Speaker 3: old woman, believed to be a relative, who had been
Speaker 3: stabbed to death at a nearby home where this man
Speaker 3: had been living.
Speaker 42: Six other children at that time were present in the daycare,
Speaker 42: and they were all safely evacuated and physically unharmed and
Speaker 42: swiftly reunited with their families.
Speaker 3: Please say this. This is an isolated case. There's no
Speaker 3: threat to the public, no note or anything. So they
Speaker 3: don't know why this man did this, but the investigation
Speaker 3: is ongoing.
Speaker 2: Had a daycare home. Daycare home?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, miss anything from today's show. You can always
Speaker 3: cut up on the podcast on the free iheard where
Speaker 3: do you want?
Speaker 32: Directly from the source motion in the morning.
Speaker 13: It's dirty on the thirty.
Speaker 4: All right, let's get you a car. Annie from McComb
Speaker 4: is on with us right now. Annie, Hello, Hello, Annie,
Speaker 4: You're a winner.
Speaker 2: Congratulations Wyo.
Speaker 18: Yeah, first time launch.
Speaker 2: He any on the load. Annie, congrats to you.
Speaker 4: You got a fifty dollars gas card from Kroger courtesy
Speaker 4: of Kroger and Kroger Delivery, and you're now qualified.
Speaker 2: For the car.
Speaker 19: Thank you.
Speaker 13: What do we exit?
Speaker 4: What do we want? Do we want the car or
Speaker 4: do we want the money? Where would you choose?
Speaker 28: Oh, it's so hard. I think the car though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the car. Do you have a car
Speaker 2: that you need or what's going on?
Speaker 17: Well?
Speaker 15: I have a least I'm going to have a new
Speaker 15: driver and how okay soon?
Speaker 2: Who's that is? That is so emotional?
Speaker 15: But my husband he could he could use a new
Speaker 15: ride too, he deserves.
Speaker 2: Oh man, so what what what makes you emotional?
Speaker 28: What?
Speaker 2: What are you emotional over the winning part or the
Speaker 2: fact that you got a new driver? What is it?
Speaker 28: Everything like?
Speaker 15: Too many, too many things going?
Speaker 2: So yeah, it.
Speaker 43: Would be great.
Speaker 2: So financially this could be a huge help to your family.
Speaker 28: Annie, Oh my gosh, guest.
Speaker 4: Well you're now qualified. I hope the gas also is
Speaker 4: a good help too, because I know any bit helps.
Speaker 4: And we'll see you tomorrow at Gordon Chevrolet. They're on
Speaker 4: Ford Road, just west of Merriman and Garden City, number
Speaker 4: one Chevy dealership in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Gordon Chevrolet dot com. Hang hang out, I'm calling tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I like calling.
Speaker 4: You know what, we'll be done. The contest will be
Speaker 4: over with by nine o'clock or nine thirty. Usually the
Speaker 4: person that wins the car will usually be done by
Speaker 4: ten o'clock. Like we say goodbye to them as we're
Speaker 4: ending our show. So you would be able to go
Speaker 4: in for half a day at least.
Speaker 44: Okay, Oh yeah, exciting, All right, have a great just off,
Speaker 44: all right, hang on one second, aning the last chance
Speaker 44: to qualify is in forty five minutes, So forty five
Speaker 44: minutes is the last chance to qualify.
Speaker 4: All right, it is Mojo in the Morning show where
Speaker 4: my doordashers at. We got any listening to the show.
Speaker 4: So yesterday was kind of an insane day. I had
Speaker 4: so much going on, and I had a meeting after
Speaker 4: the show, and I was trying to figure out, like
Speaker 4: what I was going to do to get something to eat,
Speaker 4: because I had not eaten since my you know, egg
Speaker 4: bites basically here in the the studio that I do
Speaker 4: every single morning, and so I was trying to figure out, Okay,
Speaker 4: where could I stop fast pick something up before I
Speaker 4: was going to go and be in this meeting. And
Speaker 4: then I thought I can't even think of anything. So
Speaker 4: then I thought, oh, you know what, I got an
Speaker 4: idea to do, smarty guy hair, I'm gonna DoorDash something
Speaker 4: for lunch and eat it in my car just before
Speaker 4: the actual meeting. So I figured i'd park up next
Speaker 4: to where I was going and I would wait for
Speaker 4: the DoorDash person to pull up because I could see
Speaker 4: them pulling up at the time, and I say, hey,
Speaker 4: that's me, you know here, I'm Tom showing my DoorDash
Speaker 4: and eat it.
Speaker 2: Well, what ended up happening was. It took forever for.
Speaker 4: Them to come, and the meeting time fast arrived, So
Speaker 4: I said, I cannot be late for this because it
Speaker 4: would look really bad to be late. So I went
Speaker 4: in to the business that I put down for the
Speaker 4: address of this door. DASH sat there in the meeting
Speaker 4: and I had a total I don't know if you
Speaker 4: guys remember this reference at all, but I had a
Speaker 4: total fast times at Richmond High moment. I don't know
Speaker 4: if you ever saw that show. In the show, Sean
Speaker 4: Penn was a high school student and mister Spacoli was
Speaker 4: the teacher, and he had a pizza delivered to the
Speaker 4: classroom door. Do you remember that at all? I'm just
Speaker 4: you don't remember that at all. Mister Spacoli was like,
Speaker 4: what who is this hair?
Speaker 2: Right now? He was all upset.
Speaker 4: Hold on one second, hold on, this is mister, mister
Speaker 4: Spaccoli here, hold on the guy, where's where's the thing at?
Speaker 38: Hold on?
Speaker 8: Oh I don't have it. I don't have the audio.
Speaker 8: I got you got the audio. I'm watching YouTube. Oh
Speaker 8: you're watching it on YouTube.
Speaker 4: So I had I had this whole moment, and the
Speaker 4: moment was all of a sudden we're in the meeting
Speaker 4: and you see a guy walking with the red, big
Speaker 4: red bag and it's like this twenty something year old
Speaker 4: dude and he's like comes up and they knock on
Speaker 4: the door and they go, I'm here for Tom, I'm.
Speaker 2: Here to deliver.
Speaker 4: That's it right there, cav Yeah, that's exactly it right there.
Speaker 4: So I had so I had the uh, I had
Speaker 4: the delivery happening right at that moment.
Speaker 2: Oh, I got done. Beyond juice, sausage. There you go,
Speaker 2: a pizza delivered right to the class.
Speaker 4: So it got me thinking of this happening to me
Speaker 4: in this moment, and they were very cool about the
Speaker 4: whole deal.
Speaker 2: I felt bad.
Speaker 4: I was eating a gluten free wrap with a total
Speaker 4: energy So I had the juice too, And it got
Speaker 4: me thinking of I wonder if school teachers have this
Speaker 4: happening in class too. Now with door Dash being a
Speaker 4: or uber Eats or what is like you have all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, now you're delivering food basically to classrooms.
Speaker 3: A lot of schools now said no, no more to that,
Speaker 3: because it's like, what.
Speaker 4: About has anybody ever had had a door dash delivered
Speaker 4: to them in a meeting like this?
Speaker 3: I do it sometimes if I'm getting my hair done
Speaker 3: at one society and I am like so starving, and
Speaker 3: I'll always ask, Kelly, are you cool if I just
Speaker 3: DoorDash something here because I know I'm going to be
Speaker 3: here for a few hours something, and so yeah, I'll.
Speaker 9: Door dash like Chipotle or something. Do the hair salon?
Speaker 4: Do they They walk up to the reception desk and
Speaker 4: go yep, looking for Shannon Ridget.
Speaker 3: She's right there, right there.
Speaker 5: Just happened to me at the radio station because I
Speaker 5: always get stuff DoorDash here and I see Brandon walking
Speaker 5: around with it through all the salespeople like who is this?
Speaker 5: Who's is this? And then Jamay tells me that they
Speaker 5: almost ate it themselves because they didn't know who it was.
Speaker 4: I'm like, it's mine. My favorite is when security will
Speaker 4: bring it in and they'll like, pop, yeah, you know
Speaker 4: that he wants.
Speaker 2: What's going on? It's Mojo in the morning?
Speaker 17: Hello?
Speaker 2: Hello, Hi? Who is this? What's up Lisa? How are
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 5: Lisa?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Yeah? You ever DoorDash to work?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 9: Like every night?
Speaker 2: Do you really?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 2: How do they get to you in the hospital?
Speaker 14: Though?
Speaker 9: You know what I used to work in the prison,
Speaker 9: So this is a lot better.
Speaker 2: Wait, could you DoorDash to a prison?
Speaker 36: Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that would be Honestly, as a DoorDash driver,
Speaker 4: I'd be scared, like, I don't know if I want
Speaker 4: to go through all that layers of security.
Speaker 8: What if the inmate DoorDash? Could you imagine?
Speaker 7: No, I was actually calling because it's mister Hand Speccoli,
Speaker 7: mister Hand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mister Hand. Do you remember so you remember that?
Speaker 4: You remember that movie scene the greatest all the time?
Speaker 4: If dude, this is our time? If this is he
Speaker 4: said that, he goes, you're he goes, you're ordering a
Speaker 4: pizza on my time. Mister Hand says it, and uh,
Speaker 4: Spaccoli says, dude, if you're here and I'm here, this
Speaker 4: is our time. It's honestly a great movie. That might
Speaker 4: be one of my favorite scenes from a movie. What's
Speaker 4: going on?
Speaker 2: Mark? How you doing?
Speaker 13: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Good morning?
Speaker 29: Features mister Hands.
Speaker 4: Everybody's understand, I understand, I understand.
Speaker 2: You gotta watch this movie. Have you question the best part.
Speaker 38: Of that movie is the pool scene. Yeah, they wrecked
Speaker 38: that tree of damn.
Speaker 25: My dad, it's a teava repair man.
Speaker 27: He's got the best set of tools.
Speaker 40: I can think that.
Speaker 4: The pool scene is every teenage boys first masturbation scene.
Speaker 2: Really. Oh yeah you yeah, you watched.
Speaker 4: That one and your you're hanging out with yourself with
Speaker 4: mister hands.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 38: Jay?
Speaker 2: How you doing enough about these spacoli they were talking.
Speaker 13: About, like you were wondering if teachers have to deal
Speaker 13: with this.
Speaker 23: At the high school that I go to, we're not
Speaker 23: allowed to door dash or grub hub anything.
Speaker 8: When you were you allowed to at one point and
Speaker 8: they shut it down or just never?
Speaker 2: Uh no never, that's wild.
Speaker 4: They have a rule at Nordre Dame Prep High School
Speaker 4: and the rule is called the Nico Clem rule. Nico
Speaker 4: Clem ordered so much door dash there that they actually
Speaker 4: said no more door dash because of Nico and h
Speaker 4: in his ordering process.
Speaker 8: I can understand no background chicks, someone who's walking around.
Speaker 2: What's going on, Caitlin, you're a door dasher?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 15: And I have a delivery for a pizza to the
Speaker 15: one of the Decray police stations.
Speaker 17: Uh and they didn't even know.
Speaker 6: Who ordered it.
Speaker 2: Oh then I would need it.
Speaker 18: Yeah, it.
Speaker 4: Was a little random.
Speaker 45: I was I was scared because I'm like, uh, I'm
Speaker 45: just a delivery.
Speaker 4: Okay, somebody sending a message. I don't know is that
Speaker 4: a good message or a bad message. I'd be worried
Speaker 4: about that. What's up, Yogi?
Speaker 13: Hey, how you doing?
Speaker 46: Mojo?
Speaker 2: Good buddy? What's going on?
Speaker 47: This is Yogi from Toledo's bus cleaning.
Speaker 2: Is Yogi from Toto Cleaning?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 47: I was cleaning an office building and this uber, this
Speaker 47: delivery driver came up to the office and he was like, Hey,
Speaker 47: did you guys deliver food? And I was like, no,
Speaker 47: it's it was ten thirty at night. They accidentally delivered
Speaker 47: food to work, but they.
Speaker 4: Were at oh, I've done that to the old radio studios.
Speaker 4: I had it sat at the old studio in Farmington
Speaker 4: and I had to say to the guy, I'll give
Speaker 4: you extra cash money if you'll just bring it all
Speaker 4: the way over here.
Speaker 2: Did you eat it? Yogi? No?
Speaker 47: No, no, he he found out. He called and he
Speaker 47: found out that the person was at home, so then
Speaker 47: they then he had to go drive over there. It
Speaker 47: was just very awkward because it was ten thirty at night.
Speaker 47: Nobody's supposed to be in that building. You need to
Speaker 47: use a code to get in, so it was like
Speaker 47: kind of like I was like, like, what is going on?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's funny. Thanks Jogi for colling. What's up? Val Hi?
Speaker 18: Hey, how you guys doing today? So yeah, I was
Speaker 18: just sharing that I am a doorhass driver.
Speaker 17: Myself and.
Speaker 18: Of the people do not leave clear instructions when delivering
Speaker 18: to businesses. I had to deliver to a salon suite
Speaker 18: once and I have never been in a building like that.
Speaker 18: Don't know the procedures and whatnot.
Speaker 39: To the door.
Speaker 3: That's not a salon, Sweet, that's just a salon, a
Speaker 3: salon sweep. So I go to I go to one
Speaker 3: for like my eyebrow girl Pashka is in one, and
Speaker 3: it's a building and everybody has their own basically like Sweet,
Speaker 3: their own rooms for their business. So there might be
Speaker 3: like a hairstylist, a facialist, a nail person, a massage person.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, what were they ordering? Value? You remember?
Speaker 18: I believe it was tropical smoothie.
Speaker 4: We talked smooth there's more sugar in one of those
Speaker 4: drinks and me in the entire sugar cane fields of Jamaica.
Speaker 2: I don't know. So random. What's going on, Sarah? How
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 17: Good?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 5: How are you guys.
Speaker 2: Good, great, you had a student ordered door dash to
Speaker 2: your class.
Speaker 28: Oh, it wasn't mine.
Speaker 33: It was another teacher. And he thought he would be
Speaker 33: so slick and he would have it sent to the
Speaker 33: teacher to get around, like the office policy is not
Speaker 33: you know, having doordas for a student. And he thought
Speaker 33: he would like intercept it because he knew someone who
Speaker 33: worked in.
Speaker 24: The office and did those deliveries for the offense.
Speaker 33: But he wasn't fast to us, and the teacher got it,
Speaker 33: and he thought, oh cool, someone sent me a stand
Speaker 33: much and he just ate it.
Speaker 4: You know, that's where I say to the teacher. You know,
Speaker 4: it's like that you drive I by.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, five bucks if you just go get me.
Speaker 4: Or or no, I would say, I'll order you food
Speaker 4: if you let me get food. Yeah, for sure, Ron
Speaker 4: is a coach. You had it delivered to your game Yello.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 36: No, my ex fiance she was very pregnant and she
Speaker 36: like used the crave Chick fil A frosted Sundays and
Speaker 36: or no, the frosted lemonades is like ice cream lemonade
Speaker 36: mixed or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 36: So, like I'm the defensive coordinator at West Bloomfield High School,
Speaker 36: and during during the offense possession, I snuck.
Speaker 2: In door dash real quick to the field.
Speaker 36: She was like, she was like throwing one of those
Speaker 36: pregnancy temper tanks. Was like my son and mother was
Speaker 36: he was pregnant. He was like crazy, She was like
Speaker 36: throw stuff.
Speaker 2: It was wild.
Speaker 33: I was hey.
Speaker 36: I was like, I got to fix the situation. So
Speaker 36: during the game, while office was on the field, ordered.
Speaker 2: Do I like it didn't game?
Speaker 9: Wasn't there a door dasher that?
Speaker 3: Yes, I remember reporting this story like tried to get
Speaker 3: down on the yes to deliver.
Speaker 9: I know I remember doing that.
Speaker 4: Yes, Ron, Ron, did you coach there when you guys
Speaker 4: won the state championship with Ron Bellamy as the coach.
Speaker 2: No, I wasn't there that I kind of I coached.
Speaker 36: I coached collegiately for a long time and I was
Speaker 36: coasting out at BUYU and I had a family situation,
Speaker 36: so then I moved back home and then I started,
Speaker 36: like I coached at Belleville for Bryce Underwood.
Speaker 2: Like that's incredible, man. So yeah, I've been at West
Speaker 2: Bloomfield the past two years.
Speaker 4: It's been a Lakers' that's my neighborhood team. I appreciate you, man.
Speaker 4: For Colin Kendall last one. On this one, Kendall had
Speaker 4: to deliver to the correctional facility. We were talking about that, Yeah,
Speaker 4: what what was it like, Kendall?
Speaker 45: So I pulled up and it was so weird because
Speaker 45: I could see like all the inmates on the inside.
Speaker 45: But all they had me do was just drop off
Speaker 45: the delivery at the front door, take a picture, and
Speaker 45: that was it. But the weird part was that as
Speaker 45: soon as I put it down, there was an officer
Speaker 45: that came up and he's like, can I help you.
Speaker 15: I was like, I'm just dropping off this order.
Speaker 23: It's first so and so he's like, oh, never mind,
Speaker 23: I'll take care of it.
Speaker 2: He ate that man immediately.
Speaker 15: Hurried up and got out of there so fast. It
Speaker 15: was so freaky.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden, you see those gates sounds like
Speaker 4: where they open up changing, you know, like you see
Speaker 4: that like in movies the guy leaves prison and then
Speaker 4: there comes the gate.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you for the call.
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Speaker 2: Let me take it back to the beginning.
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Speaker 4: You're a Dodo ahead, let's go. It's actually kind of funny.
Speaker 4: This just came in right now. We were talking about
Speaker 4: crazy places where people door dash. Tracy is a DoorDash
Speaker 4: driver and you had to door dash what to wear?
Speaker 12: Oh, this is Tracy.
Speaker 45: I had to DoorDash gop balls from Dick Sporting Goods
Speaker 45: to a golf course to meet them as a whole in.
Speaker 17: Their in their golf cart.
Speaker 3: That is so funny.
Speaker 4: One they not a very good golfer. They ran out
Speaker 4: of balls and they needed more, So that's funny. Tracy,
Speaker 4: thank you for the call. I appreciate you. Take care
Speaker 4: of yourself.
Speaker 2: Bye.
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Speaker 4: It is Mojo in the Morning. You know what I'm
Speaker 4: gonna just I'm gonna beat our chest. You mind if
Speaker 4: I beat your chest?
Speaker 2: Guys?
Speaker 13: Sure?
Speaker 3: Sure, I'm wondering what this is.
Speaker 2: About that I'm gonna be I'm gonna beat right now.
Speaker 4: Bianca just posted this and I just saw it and
Speaker 4: I'm like, that is pretty freaking unbelievable. So the War
Speaker 4: of the Roses from Tuesday morning, we did a War
Speaker 4: of the Roses today. That was crazy and you'll hear
Speaker 4: that in about an hour. The War of the Roses
Speaker 4: from Tuesday. You remember yesterday I said to you guys
Speaker 4: that had I think it was seven hundred thousand views
Speaker 4: on the thing. Yeah, it now has one point four
Speaker 4: million views. One point four million views on the War
Speaker 4: of the Roses where a woman battling cancer found out
Speaker 4: that her spouse was cheating on her while she was
Speaker 4: in the hospital. So you can listen to that War
Speaker 4: of the Roses and wow, thank you to everybody that is,
Speaker 4: you know, listening to the War of the Roses or
Speaker 4: watching them, watching them on the videos on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube,
Speaker 4: I mean all that stuff.
Speaker 2: So we got follow.
Speaker 4: Mojo in the Morning and please share the word about
Speaker 4: this radio program and all the great people that work
Speaker 4: here like Shannon and Kevin, Anna, Lydia, Zach and then
Speaker 4: of course Bianca, who does such a great job with
Speaker 4: all the social interaction stuff that we have a great job.
Speaker 2: Beyonca.
Speaker 4: A great job out yesterday too with the Sheets broadcast.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you brought us an incredible misfit.
Speaker 49: I know.
Speaker 50: Becky was so fun and I actually got people doing
Speaker 50: karaoke to I had him singing for concert tickets.
Speaker 4: That you know what I got to tell you, of
Speaker 4: course you did. But Becky, what did we call her again?
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 2: Bat Sheets Becky. Yeah.
Speaker 50: Video so I swear she like spit her entire coffee
Speaker 50: on my face when she was yelling, like all her
Speaker 50: coffee spit, which is going on my face every time.
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh my gosh, please stop.
Speaker 12: Who is.
Speaker 2: Becky?
Speaker 3: What are what is like your favorite thing about sheets?
Speaker 3: Why are you there.
Speaker 2: Yelling yelling?
Speaker 30: I'm telling someone to stop yelling, crazy everybody.
Speaker 2: When she brought up the Colombian coffee, I'm still looking.
Speaker 5: For the helicopter.
Speaker 3: She's gonna put my flight tours my flight tours dot com.
Speaker 3: The mojo.
Speaker 50: This girl also wins everything. By the way, I'm pretty
Speaker 50: sure she's one stuff with us. She won like four
Speaker 50: U Priority Waist tickets yesterday the Tigers.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I better be going to that game with.
Speaker 2: Her where she win those from.
Speaker 9: Sheets, for giving them out, just doing all sorts of
Speaker 9: give Can you imagine being a Tigers player and hearing
Speaker 9: that she's stucky.
Speaker 5: Trying to swim up?
Speaker 3: Could you imagine sitting in those nice seats and having.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was fun, all right? Uh Mojo and the
Speaker 4: Today is very special day. Happy birthday to Shannon's husband Wes,
Speaker 4: celebrating a birthday today.
Speaker 3: His birthday today. We were we were sitting on the
Speaker 3: porch last night. It was me and Loose and Wes,
Speaker 3: and I said to West, I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I came look, it's your birthday today. Forty six. You're
Speaker 3: turning forty six, you old man. And he looked at
Speaker 3: Lucy and he was like, do you think I look
Speaker 3: forty six? And she said, yeah, you do. And he
Speaker 3: was like, is it the gray hair? And She's like yeah.
Speaker 3: He now thinks he is going to go to CVS
Speaker 3: and buy a box of Just for Men and dye
Speaker 3: his hair black, which is his natural color. And he
Speaker 3: did that when we first started dating, and he looked
Speaker 3: like a clown. He looked so ridiculous, and so I
Speaker 3: said to him, please do not do that. There is
Speaker 3: nothing that screams I'm old and want to look young.
Speaker 3: Then a good looking guy who has unnaturally very very
Speaker 3: very dark hair, and like, I love your gray hair.
Speaker 5: He's one of the few that can pull it off.
Speaker 3: I really do do not do that.
Speaker 4: Wow, I can't tell you something. There's certain people that
Speaker 4: can't ever do that. DIEI the heir George Clooney and
Speaker 4: Wes Whitlam.
Speaker 9: Honestly, I love a silver fox.
Speaker 4: He looks great. I'll tell you I'll take that hair
Speaker 4: in any day. That's the greatest hair ever. Don't you
Speaker 4: think there's certain people that are gray that look good.
Speaker 4: I just feel like I'm not a fan of to die.
Speaker 4: It never looks natural now.
Speaker 8: I rarely, if ever have seen someone mix it in properly.
Speaker 8: It just looks bad, like you can clearly identify, like, sorry,
Speaker 8: that's not your Let.
Speaker 9: Me find a photo. He did it when we first
Speaker 9: started dating.
Speaker 3: He did it to his hair because he was he
Speaker 3: has dark, he had dark, had animal he had darker
Speaker 3: hair and like a beard and goatee and stuff. But
Speaker 3: then I remember seeing him one day. I was like,
Speaker 3: what the heck happened?
Speaker 8: He had died it It looked like I don't know
Speaker 8: if y'all used to do this, but used to go
Speaker 8: to like I think we used to get him from
Speaker 8: payless one of them shoes starts pay less or a
Speaker 8: full locker. But when you used to have the white
Speaker 8: air Force ones and he used to get dirty. He
Speaker 8: used to be like this white tube and the topies
Speaker 8: had like sponge happen. You would like dot your shoes
Speaker 8: spongy and try to like do your best to mix
Speaker 8: it all with that right now, but never it would
Speaker 8: never look properly real. I could never get it.
Speaker 4: So I have to tell you it's funny. I tell you,
Speaker 4: with go going gray. There's here's the thing. There's two things,
Speaker 4: as a guy going and women too. Women do it all.
Speaker 4: Why is it that women can always tie their hair
Speaker 4: but men can't.
Speaker 2: Tie their hair?
Speaker 3: Because we let we are either skilled at it and
Speaker 3: can do it at home, or we let a professional
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: And I feel like they've been dying it for a
Speaker 2: lot longer.
Speaker 3: Correct, But the goal for women is to make it
Speaker 3: look natural. And I think guys are just like I
Speaker 3: just want to look young.
Speaker 5: To me, when it gets unnatural, is the beard like
Speaker 5: for some reason the beard died it It never word
Speaker 5: works out well.
Speaker 16: For a man.
Speaker 2: You know what's in Well, you know what's interesting.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say this too, that when a guy dyes
Speaker 4: his hair dark and his face is weathered, like he's old, weathered,
Speaker 4: he's got the weathered look a little bit. I see
Speaker 4: this sometimes and I'll see guys doing it, and I'm like, going, man,
Speaker 4: I don't you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Face looks stressed like the face.
Speaker 4: Yeah, your hair, you look hair wise like you are,
Speaker 4: you know, trying to be like you're thirty five, forty
Speaker 4: years old.
Speaker 9: Your face looks like you're seven.
Speaker 4: Your face, your face looks like your age whatever your age. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's pretty wild and you can't change it. Although I
Speaker 4: do like this look. And this is Do you guys
Speaker 4: remember Dick Purton at all? Yeah, Dick Purton. You ever
Speaker 4: know what he looked like?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 2: Dick.
Speaker 4: Dick Purton was a gray haired man but had a
Speaker 4: black mustache, bigel Perkins mustache. Got a big mustache Juel
Speaker 4: Perkins had the greatest like.
Speaker 3: You know a way you keep talking about him in
Speaker 3: past ten. He's still very much alive.
Speaker 2: But he's not on the air anymore.
Speaker 4: He's, by the way, he's a ninety year old man
Speaker 4: that he is ninety Juel Perkins who used to he
Speaker 4: was a big TV guy and in Detroit, Quel Perkins
Speaker 4: would always have like the really nice, like dark mustache,
Speaker 4: but E would have the silver hair. What's going on, Liz,
Speaker 4: what are you thought your thoughts on Shannon's husband dying
Speaker 4: his hair?
Speaker 19: I think that West should embrace his wessdom Tensel with
Speaker 19: some tinsole.
Speaker 3: I have never heard that, and that is great you have, Liz,
Speaker 3: Have you seen Yeah.
Speaker 19: So I'm thirty seven and I have recently started popping
Speaker 19: out some gray.
Speaker 14: Hair, and I was fucking them out, just one at
Speaker 14: a time.
Speaker 41: But I've come to the conclusion I just need to
Speaker 41: embrace it. And what happens when turn gray?
Speaker 2: Can I tell you when women are gray?
Speaker 4: To me, it's sexy as hell, especially black women that
Speaker 4: have gray hair, Like when black women have like beautiful
Speaker 4: gray hair. Helen Little was on that panel with me,
Speaker 4: that wasn't you remember her? Lydia and Bianca Helen, who
Speaker 4: was sitting next to me. Look her up on Social.
Speaker 2: Beautiful.
Speaker 4: Oh, she's unbelievable. She works for our station in New York.
Speaker 4: I heard here, Liz. You've seen what West looks like, right?
Speaker 4: I mean she hung up the phone on me. Ellie,
Speaker 4: you've seen what West looks like, right? You've seen Shannon
Speaker 4: and West in pictures and stuff?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 2: Does he look like Shannon's dad? I don't think so?
Speaker 3: What what? My dad is very handsome though, although I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what. My dad's a handsome man.
Speaker 4: You and West go out in Birmingham, you guys, you
Speaker 4: know the couple of couples there. If West starts dying
Speaker 4: his hair, people are going to think that you're cheating
Speaker 4: on Wes. You know they know West from the gray hair.
Speaker 4: You can't all And that's the thing. West, you're gray,
Speaker 4: now you're gray.
Speaker 8: You gotta go, You gotta stay away.
Speaker 3: Why is George texting me to come in for color?
Speaker 12: Hold on?
Speaker 4: Called George up? I want to get George. George's perspective.
Speaker 4: Do you know that when I would go to Katrina,
Speaker 4: Katrina would never die. I asked her to dye my
Speaker 4: hair just like Wes.
Speaker 9: I like your I like your salt and pepper hair.
Speaker 9: Don't do it.
Speaker 2: So I asked Katrina to do it. She would not.
Speaker 4: She said, I will not do it because I don't
Speaker 4: want I think that you look too good like that,
Speaker 4: So she actually refused to do it.
Speaker 2: I wonder if George would. I wonder if George, Hey,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 4: Kai? How you doing a fantastic what's going on?
Speaker 13: Nothing?
Speaker 51: I was just saying that both my husband and my
Speaker 51: partner they both have gray hair, and I love it.
Speaker 15: It's see a thing.
Speaker 9: Every in a second.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bet you say it.
Speaker 51: Who my husband and my partner they both have great hair.
Speaker 9: Explain this.
Speaker 2: We have like a big relationship going on.
Speaker 6: It's a polyamory.
Speaker 9: Oh okay, I love this.
Speaker 2: Did one have it before the other?
Speaker 38: No?
Speaker 13: They both.
Speaker 51: My husband's been gray since he was sixteen. He started
Speaker 51: going great when he was sixteen. And my partner just
Speaker 51: as long as I've known him, he's had gray hair.
Speaker 4: So here's the interesting thing with this. If one goes
Speaker 4: and dies it, the other has to. If you're in
Speaker 4: a poly relationship, because you got to compete or or
Speaker 4: you keep it or you keep well that's it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you have one with one and one with the other.
Speaker 4: You feel like you're dating two different Well, I guess
Speaker 4: you are dating two different types of people. That's amazing.
Speaker 4: That's amazing relationship. So one woman, two men. Do the
Speaker 4: men also get involved in the fun?
Speaker 15: No, No, they don't.
Speaker 2: God, that doesn't sound like it's fair. It doesn't sound
Speaker 2: like it's fair.
Speaker 5: That well, they can probably have other women. I don't
Speaker 5: think they get involved in fun together.
Speaker 2: It's always sane. I don't know. Let's go back to
Speaker 2: the hair dyeing thing.
Speaker 51: Whoever he wants you threw me for all. My other
Speaker 51: partner has a wife.
Speaker 2: Oh does his wife know about you?
Speaker 9: Yes, she does.
Speaker 2: Are your husband and partner around the same age?
Speaker 28: No, they're actually twenty years apart.
Speaker 2: Wow, the partners. What's the age?
Speaker 51: Oh, my husband's forty five and my partner is sixty five.
Speaker 2: Oh you went older for the partner. But he's dyed
Speaker 2: his hair.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was going to say. I was thinking she was
Speaker 9: gonna say twenty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he looks like he's twenty because he dies his hair.
Speaker 32: He looks young.
Speaker 15: He looks pretty young.
Speaker 4: Hang on the line, six year old. No, don't you
Speaker 4: don't you want to know what she looks like. I
Speaker 4: want to know what she looks like. Yeah, I want
Speaker 4: to see that. George from Excelon is on with us guys. Hey,
Speaker 4: what's up, George?
Speaker 28: How you do?
Speaker 4: It's great mourning everyone, George, what are your thoughts? And
Speaker 4: I and West is one of your best buddies in
Speaker 4: the world. Do you think he should dye his hair?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 23: No, absolutely, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's too good.
Speaker 6: But I have all that Oh, we have all.
Speaker 10: That great head of hair.
Speaker 38: I don't care what color it's.
Speaker 23: Growing out of my head as long as I have
Speaker 23: all that hair on my head.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 4: At what level do you think a guy should stop
Speaker 4: dyeing his hair if he's dying at George?
Speaker 23: Well, first of all, there's a lot of different ways
Speaker 23: of doing this. And I text Wes when I heard
Speaker 23: you guys talking about it, I said, absolutely not. When
Speaker 23: I see a guy dye their hair when it goes black,
Speaker 23: I mean, come on, you're not twenty two years old anymore.
Speaker 38: You're not fooling anyone.
Speaker 2: They do a.
Speaker 23: Different thing, what we call color blending, which no one
Speaker 23: can tell. I promise you nobody could tell. And it
Speaker 23: just makes the white hair less white. So it makes
Speaker 23: it like a darker gray. I guess I want to say, sure,
Speaker 23: oh you want to talk about this and not talk
Speaker 23: about the conversation you were having this a little minute ago.
Speaker 2: With the partners and the husband. I know you're not
Speaker 2: as interesting as I'm going to tell you. George.
Speaker 38: I was sitting here listening to it.
Speaker 32: I'm like, oh, wow, look at this.
Speaker 4: Can I can I tell you something interesting when we're
Speaker 4: talking about Harry.
Speaker 2: I just George just threw me for a loop. Now
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about Kai.
Speaker 4: I think that it's if you're a guy with a
Speaker 4: certain color hair, you can get away with it. Like
Speaker 4: guys who have like like blondish hair, they don't look
Speaker 4: like they age as much as the guys with darker hair.
Speaker 9: Well, and it also doesn't look as fake if they
Speaker 9: do throw a little.
Speaker 2: Bit of die in it.
Speaker 23: Out of every single gentleman that comes in the salon
Speaker 23: that I kind of work on in color, I only
Speaker 23: have one guy that I actually color the gray where
Speaker 23: it's like and he's a blonde where you can't. I'm
Speaker 23: actually putting color on his hair, and everybody else is.
Speaker 23: I do the gray blending because it looks that much
Speaker 23: better you can't never tell if you have sunglasses on,
Speaker 23: which sometimes when you have sunglasses on, and the guy's got.
Speaker 38: Chad black hair, looks like the old Joe from the seventies.
Speaker 2: Yes. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So there's there's one guy I know who claims he
Speaker 4: has never dyed his hair once in his life, and
Speaker 4: he's got the darkest hair. And it's Joe Lucido from
Speaker 4: Lucido Find Jewelry.
Speaker 6: That is so true.
Speaker 4: So in his wife Chris swears that there's no little
Speaker 4: black spots in their shower, you know, the sheets or whatever. Swears.
Speaker 4: So Joe has got to be mid fifties. Yeah, and
Speaker 4: he's got I'm going to tell you.
Speaker 23: That my father did not have gray hair until he
Speaker 23: was in his early sixties.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 23: My mother has been coloring her hair since she was
Speaker 23: in her mid twenties. That's my people. You see like
Speaker 23: your dad dyes his hair. I'm like, would you not
Speaker 23: dye my father's hair? It is his dark black hair.
Speaker 4: It's it's got to just be some kind of genetic thing, right,
Speaker 4: that's amazing.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to go back to Kai.
Speaker 21: Thanks jo, I love you, buddy.
Speaker 2: Eighty four four six six five six.
Speaker 3: This is mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: Kevin's neighbor saw him naked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and his neighbor is the guy.
Speaker 8: So when hour come over, she likes to let natural
Speaker 8: light in. I'm one of these type of people, like
Speaker 8: extreme hours. A girl that I'm seeing, okay, no girl, yes, yes,
Speaker 8: the girl i'm seeing, thank you for that. The girl
Speaker 8: that I'm seeing, it's only one. So I am not
Speaker 8: the type of person that opens my blinds. I'm not
Speaker 8: really tripping on natural light. I cut a light on
Speaker 8: if I need a light near it, go. I also
Speaker 8: don't like the light glaring on my television. I could
Speaker 8: see blonds and all of that. Just keep it closed.
Speaker 8: She prefers natural lights. So when she come over, she
Speaker 8: opening up the blinds downstairs. If we upstairs in the room,
Speaker 8: she opening up those blondes. And sometimes like I'll remember
Speaker 8: to close them. The other times I want, and this
Speaker 8: was one of the times, I forgot to at least
Speaker 8: close the upstairs.
Speaker 2: So I take a shower, got the.
Speaker 8: Music going again, got a little draink vibing, enjoying myself.
Speaker 8: I get out of the shower. I don't like lay
Speaker 8: my clothes out prior to the shower. I like go
Speaker 8: in my room, up in the drawers and I get
Speaker 8: my drawers or my T shirts. Yesterday wasn't a drawing
Speaker 8: T shirt day. I got the towel, went in my room,
Speaker 8: popped the towel off, and I'm like, let's get naked.
Speaker 8: Let's stay naked. So we started watching some TV. Go
Speaker 8: downstairs and do a little couple of puzzle pieces, make
Speaker 8: a sandwich.
Speaker 2: All the pops come back upstairs.
Speaker 8: Standing in front of my television, watching TV, just clicking away, chilling.
Speaker 8: Don't scratch my chest a little bit. Look over to
Speaker 8: my right and my neighbor's steering at me, like.
Speaker 2: Literally like at the glass, like look it.
Speaker 30: He like.
Speaker 8: He's a younger guy, maybe wround my age like a
Speaker 8: younger guy, but like literally like like full body stare,
Speaker 8: like not like his neck was to the left, like
Speaker 8: he was like full position like looking at me. No,
Speaker 8: I look back a him, and then he turned away
Speaker 8: and like walked up, and you know, he didn't come back,
Speaker 8: and I closed the blonds. And that was yesterday, so
Speaker 8: I ain't seen him yet. But what are you gonna
Speaker 8: do the next time that you see him? Nothing, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna just act like it didn't happen. Absolutely what I'm
Speaker 8: I supposed to say.
Speaker 4: What if he says, hey, Cavin looks at you, I've
Speaker 4: been all right, bro, or maybe he looks away because
Speaker 4: he's still so awkward.
Speaker 8: That's that's a conversation. I don't think we should ever have.
Speaker 4: I saw my neighbor naked, and I want to hear
Speaker 4: your stories. Eight four four Mojo Live eight four four
Speaker 4: six six five six five four eight is telephone number.
Speaker 4: That is not the neighbor that I was expecting that
Speaker 4: you me either. Yeah, I don't even see my neighbors.
Speaker 4: That's the craziest thing.
Speaker 8: Like I'll leave out early in the you know, in
Speaker 8: the morning, nobody's up, nobody's walking around. In the afternoon,
Speaker 8: maybe I see the lady next to me, but I've
Speaker 8: never seen this guy before.
Speaker 4: Our window to our bathroom butts up against our neighbor's
Speaker 4: back deck. So then so if you're in the bathroom,
Speaker 4: like if you're in the bathroom and you're getting dressed
Speaker 4: and you don't have those blinds down, the neighbor on
Speaker 4: the back deck could literally be like looking in. So
Speaker 4: back when we first moved in there, I said to Chelsea,
Speaker 4: go Terry Pleshi is going to be seeing.
Speaker 2: There is no doubt or that that he's going to
Speaker 2: be looking.
Speaker 4: And she's got a bathtub that looks out to the
Speaker 4: window too, So that's kind of like.
Speaker 9: So many homes that is that that is the case.
Speaker 4: Like why do you the bathtub should be like way
Speaker 4: away from all the way?
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you want to see the uye.
Speaker 3: No, I'm with you.
Speaker 9: It is just kind of funky when you think about it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe you're a shower living in apartments where you'll see this.
Speaker 4: Do you ever see neighbors?
Speaker 5: I see a lot of neighbors doing a lot of
Speaker 5: crazy things. Really, Baking cookies is one of them. Clothes
Speaker 5: are not on for that, but yeah, look across the
Speaker 5: street and there they are.
Speaker 4: What's going on, Biancy? You seem frantic right now? What's
Speaker 4: happening here?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 50: Yeah, it's like our live stream was like crushing out today,
Speaker 50: so I'm trying to fix it.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so we'll be back, like we're back. Okay.
Speaker 2: We had a little bit of a glitch or going.
Speaker 50: Glitch this morning, so I want to make sure everyone
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Speaker 4: We're experiencing technical difficulties. Please stand by. You know how
Speaker 4: they do that sometimes the thing you will now see
Speaker 4: this television show in its progress or something.
Speaker 8: Side You remember when the television used to go out
Speaker 8: whatever and they said a color lines that used.
Speaker 2: To be fire? Why was that? I used to like it? Oh?
Speaker 4: Really, hold on, debo, debo. You saw your neighbor naked?
Speaker 29: I did my neighbor's mom. Actually we're in her room,
Speaker 29: we're in his room, and she comes out of her bedroom.
Speaker 29: Their rooms are like across from each other, and a
Speaker 29: whole bunch of kitties.
Speaker 4: Man, wow, what wait real quick, I want you to
Speaker 4: do me a favor because I guarantee you, even though
Speaker 4: you were twelve years old and you're now a grown man,
Speaker 4: you remember what those boobs look like?
Speaker 2: What described them to us?
Speaker 39: Absolutely?
Speaker 29: Absolutely? Yeah, No, that's embedded in my brain forever.
Speaker 40: There's going nowhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's something about when you see some of your
Speaker 4: first boobies, you sit there and you go, they were perky,
Speaker 4: they were at a tent like they they they looked
Speaker 4: like the perfect shape of them.
Speaker 30: That.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I don't think my kids are going to say that.
Speaker 9: And I think.
Speaker 29: My friend, my friend saw that. I saw too, and
Speaker 29: he was his face was like super red.
Speaker 2: I was like, you're so the kids knew that you
Speaker 2: saw his mom?
Speaker 8: Yes, but like though, we were you walking in the bathroom,
Speaker 8: like how did it happen?
Speaker 29: No, we were in his room. We were in his
Speaker 29: room on the game, and you could just her room
Speaker 29: was right across from from his room. And she comes
Speaker 29: out of the bathroom, you know, just in the towel
Speaker 29: right around her, and yeah, completely sold.
Speaker 2: There you go, dude, I'm not lying to you.
Speaker 4: The first boobs I ever saw were in I don't
Speaker 4: know why I'm so fixated on this was Kathy Kelly Indo, Pat,
Speaker 4: my sister, Pat, Pat's best friend. And Kathy's boobs were perfect.
Speaker 4: They might have been perfect, were perfect because I was
Speaker 4: also twelve, Debo, it must be something about twelve years old.
Speaker 4: When you're twelve years old and you see boobs you're
Speaker 4: and they're not your mom's boobs. No offense to Shannon
Speaker 4: talking about her kids leaning the booth. Those are for feeding.
Speaker 4: These ones are not for feeding, right, Divo? All right, Well,
Speaker 4: thank you for the call, Debo.
Speaker 2: We appreciate We appreciate you so much. I want Kevin's
Speaker 2: neighbor to call us up.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, how great would it be if all
Speaker 4: of a sudden it was like, Hi, this is Larry.
Speaker 2: Fifty one night, Amanda, what's going on? How you doing?
Speaker 52: I'm good, how are you?
Speaker 4: We're doing fantastic. We're talking about the neighbors saw me naked.
Speaker 40: Yep.
Speaker 16: So when I was younger, my family is from Germany,
Speaker 16: and so I would go stay with my opah and
Speaker 16: in Germany, and they have a houseboat in the neighbor's.
Speaker 24: Next door, their houseboat next door, I'd.
Speaker 16: Go swimming with them.
Speaker 28: And because it's in.
Speaker 16: Europe, they are used to like taking their tops off,
Speaker 16: while her grandma ended up taking her top off my.
Speaker 24: First pair of boots.
Speaker 3: You had to look down.
Speaker 41: I wish I wouldn't have seen that neighbor naked.
Speaker 4: But level there is there is something about old knee level.
Speaker 15: They were swing.
Speaker 41: I was like, I gotta go.
Speaker 4: I look at sometimes how our homes are back to back,
Speaker 4: like we butt up in a little bit. Like I'm
Speaker 4: in my head, I'm thinking, I'm thinking of your house,
Speaker 4: your neighbors in your But although your dad never opens
Speaker 4: up the blinds in your house, right, aren't the blinds
Speaker 4: completely closed the entire time?
Speaker 5: Yes, and for no reason, he thinks like someone's watching.
Speaker 3: That would drive me crazy. That's all that would drive
Speaker 3: me crazy. I love all natural light in my house.
Speaker 4: I remember going over to your house and I'm like,
Speaker 4: every blind is closed, and then I walk outside and go, oh,
Speaker 4: I realize it. The neighbors right there. You can see that.
Speaker 4: What's going on if you're walking around? H Courtney, what's up?
Speaker 2: Courtney?
Speaker 15: Hi, good morning.
Speaker 22: I love moyo.
Speaker 41: How you cannot tell a story without dropping someone's.
Speaker 15: First name and last name.
Speaker 13: It's my favorite.
Speaker 41: Give us their address, that's the security number.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you that though, that you know what it is.
Speaker 4: You remember so distinctively, and that's the reason. Why do
Speaker 4: you remember hey, first and last name or your first
Speaker 4: grade teacher?
Speaker 15: Go of mine? Yeah, it was Missus.
Speaker 4: Walls, missus Well, okay, first and last night. Mine was
Speaker 4: Moura Miles.
Speaker 9: Mine was Laura Fleming.
Speaker 4: Laura my first grade teacher. First grade teacher, no idea.
Speaker 8: I remember so I didn't see her boobs, but I
Speaker 8: remember the first time that I realized the girl had
Speaker 8: big boobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It was fourth grade. Her name was Marquita Smith. She
Speaker 8: was first last night she was I think I might
Speaker 8: have been a year older than Marquita s Math. She
Speaker 8: had Brace's thick eyebrows heavy.
Speaker 2: I was like, that was the first.
Speaker 3: I was like, WHOA looked so much like Josiah.
Speaker 4: Had bangs, although I remember the girl in school that
Speaker 4: had the first boobs?
Speaker 9: Everybody does And.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's up, Sarah? How you doing?
Speaker 35: Good morning?
Speaker 38: I'm doing fine.
Speaker 39: Thank you about yourself?
Speaker 4: We're doing good. Would you wouldn't you want to see
Speaker 4: what Kevin looks like naked?
Speaker 17: No, Kevin better be glad I wasn't his neighbor, because
Speaker 17: I will be selling his videos.
Speaker 13: Only right now.
Speaker 33: I love you, Sarah, famous cam sadless tail from Naked.
Speaker 4: That's great, love you, Sarah. Take care of yourself. Hold
Speaker 4: on initial. J wants to be voice disguised. What's up Jay?
Speaker 53: We have an elderly gentleman. He has dementia and he
Speaker 53: lives his whole life to.
Speaker 41: Have perfect grass.
Speaker 53: He got in his birthday suit, fired up the.
Speaker 6: Mower and started rolling.
Speaker 53: And we we have motion lights, and it was six
Speaker 53: a m.
Speaker 9: So he was well lit.
Speaker 4: And you're looking out your window and you see this
Speaker 4: poor man walking around naked, completely naked.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, How long did you.
Speaker 53: Watch long enough to go outside and eating, turned around.
Speaker 13: And back to the house.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, that's so sweet that you did that for
Speaker 4: cauld you imagine excuse me, many fans initial be another
Speaker 4: voice disguised be.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the neighbors saw me naked.
Speaker 9: Also, guys, how are you doing?
Speaker 2: Good morning? What's going on?
Speaker 53: H nothing much fans, So you got to get avoids this,
Speaker 53: guys for this one I lived in. I lived in
Speaker 53: like the rest Ford Lavone area where you know that
Speaker 53: the houses are more like blocks.
Speaker 54: Yeah, okay, b So a couple of times, a couple
Speaker 54: of times I actually saw my neighbor's wife.
Speaker 3: Yeah, was in the backyard.
Speaker 2: Stop it.
Speaker 53: And one of the times she like looked at me
Speaker 53: kind of smiled.
Speaker 6: No big deal.
Speaker 3: I mean they were probably like ten.
Speaker 53: Years older than me.
Speaker 2: Oh she wanted you to right.
Speaker 53: So so it gets spiced here, So I bet it
Speaker 53: does down the road, you know, my driveway because of
Speaker 53: the block situation my driveway, and then you know, I
Speaker 53: would normally get in the side of my house. Their
Speaker 53: bedroom door was right there, and I would start hearing them,
Speaker 53: like they would leave their window not all the way
Speaker 53: you know, closed, it was cracked where it let a
Speaker 53: lot of noise out. I would start hearing them saying
Speaker 53: crazy stuff when they're you know, baking cookies, right, just
Speaker 53: like what I don't think, just like about him sharing
Speaker 53: her this ba seeing me blah blah blah right, and uh,
Speaker 53: I actually ended up making a making like a little pass.
Speaker 53: This is this is a lot a long time ago.
Speaker 9: I made a little.
Speaker 2: Pass on her.
Speaker 53: And I was actually like their like their play partner
Speaker 53: for a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Wow, you will play with both of them.
Speaker 4: That's what's gonna happen to Kevin.
Speaker 2: Jamie. What's up, Jamie?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 2: Hello, what's going on? Jamie?
Speaker 30: So?
Speaker 43: I used to live in downtown Ortonville and our bathroom
Speaker 43: did not have an exhaust fan, so in order to
Speaker 43: let the steam out, I would open the gracefully placed
Speaker 43: window in the shower so that we didn't get you know,
Speaker 43: steam build up. And one day I was showering and
Speaker 43: I kind of and I was staying there maybe fifteen minutes,
Speaker 43: and I glanced to my run or left out the window,
Speaker 43: and I see four sets of eyes staring at me
Speaker 43: through the board.
Speaker 55: My four teenage son get fourteen age sons age from
Speaker 55: eleven to eighteen and all four of them are out
Speaker 55: there watching me shower.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, what a story. I bet they still
Speaker 9: remember that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they know you're first and last name. I guarantee
Speaker 2: you that's a first breath. Who caught out the one?
Speaker 40: You know you got?
Speaker 32: See you could have been listening to the craft the
Speaker 32: other morning shows are talking about.
Speaker 13: But you heard that on Mojo in the Morning.
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Speaker 13: In the Morning's Dirty on the thirty.
Speaker 4: I had a great moment that happened to me yesterday
Speaker 4: and it kind of brought back two memories for me.
Speaker 4: And I'll tell you those two memories. But it happened
Speaker 4: with Shannon yesterday. Shannon had a life Saver and I said,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I would love literally love one of
Speaker 4: those life savers. Okay, I love Life Save Win winter Green,
Speaker 4: the ones that are the good ones, not the bad
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Speaker 4: So she hands me a mind It was like nice,
Speaker 4: very nice, and then she got into her purse and
Speaker 4: pulled out a couple more and left them, one of
Speaker 4: them sitting right here. I'm gonna suck on this one, Aerosca.
Speaker 4: Do you know what this reminded me of? Honestly, it
Speaker 4: reminded me of when you were in school and the
Speaker 4: hot girl gave you of Valentine. It was sweet, thank you,
Speaker 4: chan And this was very nice made way no no, no,
Speaker 4: real quick. But then the other thing it reminded me of,
Speaker 4: don't ruin it. It reminded me of when Grandma.
Speaker 3: Would give you candy out of her trusty.
Speaker 2: Thank you for.
Speaker 3: Strawberry candies iconic.
Speaker 2: I knew, I knew what it.
Speaker 9: Was going on us, all right.
Speaker 3: So Ariana Grande when Instagram official with her former now
Speaker 3: current again boyfriend Ricky Alvarez yesterday, I mean, we already
Speaker 3: knew they were a thing. They've been traveling together for
Speaker 3: months now, but she shared a bunch of photos of him,
Speaker 3: tagged him in the post. He didn't see his face,
Speaker 3: but you know that's who it was, and then obviously
Speaker 3: she tagged him. He also shared a photo of her
Speaker 3: on his Instagram story yesterday. So if you don't know this,
Speaker 3: this what happened with them. Their timeline they dated in
Speaker 3: twenty fifteen and twenty sixteen, broke up, obviously, she dated
Speaker 3: other people, she got engaged, got married, and then they
Speaker 3: got back together last month, the month before following Ari's
Speaker 3: breakup with Broadway star Ethan Slater.
Speaker 9: So their Instagram official.
Speaker 2: She weighs, no, no time.
Speaker 4: Is she doing okay though, because remember she pulled herself
Speaker 4: away from the public eye.
Speaker 3: Did well after her well she but again her words,
Speaker 3: I just I deserve a little break.
Speaker 9: I just want to break.
Speaker 4: So the song Pedal by the way, maybe the song
Speaker 4: that knocks off Ella Langley, they're saying, really on.
Speaker 2: The Billboard hot one hundred.
Speaker 4: I guess it's got like it's I don't know, the
Speaker 4: hottest song of the week, they say, And.
Speaker 2: Unexpected anybody like I think it's a good song.
Speaker 3: I mean, I love Lisa and unexpected. Hearing in Luigi
Speaker 3: Mangioni's federal case has been scheduled for tomorrow morning, fueling
Speaker 3: some speculation that the I still have to say. Alleged
Speaker 3: United Healthcare CEO killer could cop a plea deal now.
Speaker 56: Tonight, sources telling ABC News that prosecutors and lawyers for
Speaker 56: accused CEO killer Luigi Mangioni are considering a federal plea
Speaker 56: deal as soon as this week. Both sides set for
Speaker 56: a conference Friday to discuss a potential agreement. Mangioni is
Speaker 56: facing both federal and state charges. The news on the
Speaker 56: potential federal plea comes just weeks before the start of
Speaker 56: his state murder trial. The move could bolster repeated arguments
Speaker 56: by Mangioni's attorneys of double jeopardy, the idea that a
Speaker 56: defendant can't be charged twice for the same crime.
Speaker 57: Even if Mangioni pleads guilty in federal court, New York
Speaker 57: state prosecutors aren't going to give up.
Speaker 2: They will argue.
Speaker 57: That there are different state laws different from the federal
Speaker 57: laws that ought to allow them to move forward.
Speaker 10: With the case.
Speaker 56: Mangioni is accused of gunning down United Healthcare CEO Brian
Speaker 56: Thompson on a midtown Manhattan sidewalk back in December twenty
Speaker 56: twenty four. Mangioni has pleaded not guilty in both his
Speaker 56: state and federal cases.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we'll find out more about that tomorrow.
Speaker 4: By the way, there's two iHeart stories that involve Mangoni
Speaker 4: that I've found out at boot camp number one, DJ
Speaker 4: Envy from the Breakfast Club with Charlott Magne and Djnvy.
Speaker 4: Dj Envy and his security team, he has a security
Speaker 4: team almost stopped this thing from happening. They saw this
Speaker 4: guy out on the sidewalk because this was right in
Speaker 4: front of the iHeart building in New York, and they
Speaker 4: thought this guy seemed weird and they walked, I guess
Speaker 4: to an area away from him because they saw him
Speaker 4: down and he looked like there's something strange that could
Speaker 4: have been interesting if something ended up happening where they
Speaker 4: stopped this and then I heard this story also with
Speaker 4: that Jim Kerr, who is the legend in New York,
Speaker 4: was out having a smoke break in that same spot
Speaker 4: where the guy got shot. Because right there, if you
Speaker 4: ever look at the video of this, there's like a
Speaker 4: they were doing construction and there was an awning and
Speaker 4: then there was a door opening. That's the iHeart door.
Speaker 4: Jim was out there smoking five minutes before this guy
Speaker 4: got shot, Jim and then both crazy.
Speaker 2: We learned that when we were hanging out at boot
Speaker 2: camp this year.
Speaker 3: Who's back, Who's gone? Who might return to Bravo's Southern Charm.
Speaker 3: The show is officially returning for a season twelve if
Speaker 3: you're a fan, and while Bravo hasn't announced the official
Speaker 3: cast yet, filming is already wrapped, including a cast trip
Speaker 3: to Hawaii, so we know that Craig Chef, Austin Madison
Speaker 3: all coming back, along with Venita, Sally Mall, O'Connell, Rodrigo Whitney,
Speaker 3: and fan favorite Patricia. The biggest question mark this season
Speaker 3: is Taylor Anne Green, who is rumored to be coming back.
Speaker 9: After sitting out for a season.
Speaker 3: So I don't have an official date for the season
Speaker 3: to drop, it is expected before the end of the year.
Speaker 9: And this is kind of a cute story.
Speaker 3: So every mom understands frustration when you really want your
Speaker 3: child to do something and they are just not willing.
Speaker 3: This has to do with school pictures. A Colorado woman
Speaker 3: had her son arrested because he wouldn't pose for his
Speaker 3: back to school photo on his first day of fifth grade.
Speaker 3: The woman called the local police to quote unquote arrest
Speaker 3: her son. So she had an officer pull her over
Speaker 3: while she was driving him to school. All she wanted
Speaker 3: was that first day of school photo.
Speaker 9: He wouldn't do it.
Speaker 3: The officer placed this boy in handcuffs for not listening
Speaker 3: to his mom. He was put in the back of
Speaker 3: a police car. She documented this whole thing on social
Speaker 3: media and then thanked the officers for their ability to
Speaker 3: joke around and connect with people in the community. So
Speaker 3: I don't know if you ended up taking a back
Speaker 3: to school photo.
Speaker 2: Will will there be though those that will be set.
Speaker 3: Oh, there already are. I can see the comments of
Speaker 3: people like you know, this is a little much or
Speaker 3: great wasting police resources.
Speaker 2: I wish I had had Josayah arrested.
Speaker 8: We practiced these pictures, man, and we do it so
Speaker 8: well in the car and then I get them back
Speaker 8: and this is not what we practice.
Speaker 2: Where's the smile we practice?
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Speaker 41: Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Congrats to you. Are you going to have a good
Speaker 2: day today or what.
Speaker 25: I am?
Speaker 15: I'm setting up my classroom right now.
Speaker 2: Man. Where do you teach.
Speaker 15: At Cooper in Lavonna?
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 4: You can have a good class this year. You got
Speaker 4: your list of kids already?
Speaker 15: Oh, I don't have my list yet, but I always
Speaker 15: have good kids.
Speaker 2: When do teachers get the list of the students? Like?
Speaker 2: At what part of the uh you know process?
Speaker 15: It's usually the last week before school starts. I'll probably
Speaker 15: get it next week.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, can you ever trade like, you know
Speaker 4: how fantasy football?
Speaker 2: When you do that, you can't you can't do like
Speaker 2: a little drafting. I saw this as a process.
Speaker 4: There's a school that was talking in their schools for
Speaker 4: kids with you know, behavioral issues they have, they have
Speaker 4: a month. I saw this on a news story on
Speaker 4: one of the TV stations. It's a month of you
Speaker 4: going to a teacher and then they put everybody in
Speaker 4: rooms to spread out kids so that certain kids, you know,
Speaker 4: a one teacher doesn't have all of the kids.
Speaker 2: That are the more difficult ones to be with.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was kind of sitting teachers every month.
Speaker 4: No, so so you start the first month with your teacher,
Speaker 4: then they do an evaluation process, and then after the
Speaker 4: first month then they go all right, you know, we
Speaker 4: have so many kids that have light sensory issues. We
Speaker 4: have so many kids that have this, and then they
Speaker 4: move kids. It's all it's kids that are on the spectrum.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So yeah, yeah, I thought it was an interesting story.
Speaker 4: I don't know, google it. You can probably see that
Speaker 4: same story too. I watch a lot of TV. Hang
Speaker 4: on the phone for just one second and we'll get
Speaker 4: you set up when we come back here next? Where
Speaker 4: do you fall in the how long sex should last?
Speaker 4: I actually did a little reading on this and I
Speaker 4: found that I was actually in the average range. We'll
Speaker 4: talk about what that range is next. I'm go anywhere
Speaker 4: another world.
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Speaker 4: nine five five zero zero. I was doing a little
Speaker 4: research for the show, and I found a study that
Speaker 4: was out that talked about the average sex session supposedly
Speaker 4: last somewhere between.
Speaker 2: Ready for this? What do you What would you guys? Guys?
Speaker 6: I like you.
Speaker 9: I would say even.
Speaker 3: Oh, I was going to say six minutes. I was
Speaker 3: going to be very.
Speaker 2: Okay, what would you say?
Speaker 5: I was going to say five to ten?
Speaker 4: Five to ten? What about Lydia? M Bianca, would you
Speaker 4: like to participate in this one? Are we keeping ourselves
Speaker 4: out of this because we have Keldan fathers?
Speaker 5: I guess we're going to stay out of it.
Speaker 17: Sorry.
Speaker 5: I have a listener who's calling me right now.
Speaker 6: She's listening on the iHeart app. So she's a little
Speaker 6: confused on how to work it.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Oh you're walking her through how to work the
Speaker 2: Iheard app?
Speaker 50: Yes, because she said she's listening to a different topic
Speaker 50: than what we're talking about right now.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, we'll tell her thank you for listening
Speaker 4: to the iHeart radio station. That's okay, you're ready. Zach
Speaker 4: says what Zach?
Speaker 2: Zach? Oh my god, Zach just said? Did you hear
Speaker 2: what he just said? Thirty to forty minutes? That guy?
Speaker 30: Are you?
Speaker 2: That guy is a stallion?
Speaker 13: Zach.
Speaker 2: You can come in if you'd like to.
Speaker 3: Well, are we talking, thirty said? Are we talking about
Speaker 3: like when like the you know, four play starts or
Speaker 3: are we talking about just the actual cookie baking?
Speaker 2: Okay, I was talking about just that. It's the keeping
Speaker 2: me too, okay, okay, yeah, because.
Speaker 3: Then I could see like a thirty minutes being like.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, foe play for me is turning off the ESPN,
Speaker 4: you know, sports Center, and making sure that I get
Speaker 4: my uh air supply on my rock on. Yeah all right,
Speaker 4: so Zach, By the way, what was your truthful answer?
Speaker 49: I was joked when I said yours. No, thirty sounds great. No,
Speaker 49: but fifteen to twenty.
Speaker 4: Fifteen to twenty yeah, still a long time. By the way,
Speaker 4: with floor play, are you taking are you taking.
Speaker 9: About just baking? Just baking?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: I got three seconds, it's like the timer and buzz yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: buzz there.
Speaker 9: All right, so whatever you just said, and no, no, no.
Speaker 2: The aver here you go.
Speaker 4: The average is somewhere between three and ten minutes. I
Speaker 4: have never felt so good to be average. I feel
Speaker 4: like it's probably more drunk than three. Three three to
Speaker 4: ten minutes is the average, which is really wild because
Speaker 4: it doesn't.
Speaker 3: Shock me that much. Like that's kind of where we
Speaker 3: all thought it was going to be.
Speaker 4: I always thought that people were having like marathon sessions
Speaker 4: of like thirty to forty minutes or something like that.
Speaker 2: But I guess apparently not.
Speaker 9: That would hurt.
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a good question.
Speaker 4: Real quick, Before you say that, I would like to
Speaker 4: ask the question, what is too long for sex, Like,
Speaker 4: are there women that feel like there's like.
Speaker 3: Forty minutes If you're telling me forty minutes of constant, yeah, constant,
Speaker 3: that would that would hurt.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but yours I was gonna say, I feel like
Speaker 8: like they say, hey, d you know what I mean,
Speaker 8: there are some things that you that you digest that
Speaker 8: will make you last longer. I mean, you come in
Speaker 8: from a drunk night, it could go the forty or
Speaker 8: you know, however long it is, it'll be longer than
Speaker 8: the three.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I have in the past experienced the henny. I
Speaker 4: don't do any but whiskey D. Yeah, whiskey D. And
Speaker 4: uh it's wonderful. It is, it really is. I have
Speaker 4: taken before a viagra and actually not before taking it.
Speaker 4: I've taken a bunch of times, you know what I
Speaker 4: mean like that, and I will say this to you.
Speaker 2: It is a miraculous drugs. What's the longest you've been.
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 4: No, I mean, honestly, as long as you've oh a rack,
Speaker 4: I don't know, God, they tell you for hours. I'm
Speaker 4: not just sitting there. I'm not just sitting there looking
Speaker 4: at it. No, but no, but the long but you
Speaker 4: definitely last longer, like you definitely can go, you know,
Speaker 4: like if normal for me would be like six minutes
Speaker 4: or five minutes or three minutes. Even on occasion, you're
Speaker 4: gonna go, You're gonna get closer to double digits. Yeah,
Speaker 4: But still though, the the thing is, the thing is
Speaker 4: how you know how interested you are?
Speaker 2: I think in that right, I think there.
Speaker 8: Are some sessions that are just smash sessions, like you
Speaker 8: just in there to be in there. But then I
Speaker 8: think other sessions are slower, more intimate.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, more sensual.
Speaker 49: I think it depends on rounds too, so like you know,
Speaker 49: the first couple of rounds, I'm gonna be excited, but
Speaker 49: the last couple I'm like, okay.
Speaker 2: Time.
Speaker 4: I always I always feel like if that that's what
Speaker 4: sex should be like, you should be able to say,
Speaker 4: all right, we're gonna have sacks. All right, great, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna go prepare myself. You go to the bathroom, you know,
Speaker 4: and then you and then you wait a little bit
Speaker 4: and then you go because because you gotta are you
Speaker 4: gotta Basically what I'm gonna say is you.
Speaker 2: Got to unload the gun before you go hunting.
Speaker 8: Way you wanted a bathroom unloading the gun and you're
Speaker 8: coming out and hunting.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to wait a couple more minutes.
Speaker 3: Do you do that? Do we want to know?
Speaker 4: I think because I think because I think that if
Speaker 4: you do that then it helps you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, do you actually do that?
Speaker 3: I have done that, But that's not like a common
Speaker 3: practice for.
Speaker 2: You, No, I have.
Speaker 4: I have said, all right, this is you know, I
Speaker 4: can tell like when Chelsea is willing to have sex,
Speaker 4: and and I can tell when that is about to happen.
Speaker 4: Then you go and you prepare yourself and I'll clean
Speaker 4: down there. You don't get the dude wipes out and
Speaker 4: you know, spray the uh the balls.
Speaker 3: You know, you do you find that you are a
Speaker 3: more planned baked bacon cookies couple or a more spontaneous
Speaker 3: bacon cookies couple.
Speaker 4: Well, back in the day, we were more spontaneous. I
Speaker 4: feel like now it's planned, if not begged. But with
Speaker 4: that said, I will tell you I think that a
Speaker 4: lot of couples face that too.
Speaker 8: I think because like to Shannon's point, I don't have
Speaker 8: many situations where I'm like, let me get freshened up
Speaker 8: and like let me go clean real quick.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Now only in instances where like I know you about
Speaker 8: to come over, so d sure you're already Dere, Yeah,
Speaker 8: then it's just.
Speaker 4: Going to happen. I will say this to you. I
Speaker 4: have buddies of mine that are divorced and now dating again,
Speaker 4: and they will tell me that it's a struggle because
Speaker 4: all these women I want to have his sex, and
Speaker 4: like one of my buddies was telling me, he said,
Speaker 4: he said that he was he hasn't been prepared for
Speaker 4: that and for such a long period of time. So
Speaker 4: these guys get like it's kind of a thing where
Speaker 4: they're worried that these girls are going to be let down.
Speaker 4: I think the women are giving up sex a little
Speaker 4: bit more because they're they're dating.
Speaker 2: The dating process is happening again.
Speaker 4: I don't necessarily think that they're horny, because I think
Speaker 4: that there is probably an age where I think most
Speaker 4: women probably are, like, you know, I'd rather not have sex.
Speaker 4: I'd rather just spend time with him. But I don't know, Dorian,
Speaker 4: what's up? Or Darien, what's up?
Speaker 2: I don't like you.
Speaker 40: What's going on the morning?
Speaker 2: Well, what's happening?
Speaker 40: I think personally, twenty minutes is a good amount of
Speaker 40: time to to get everything going.
Speaker 2: Twenty minutes.
Speaker 40: Come on, if you're lasting three minutes, you get like
Speaker 40: super nervous. So three minutes got to be like my
Speaker 40: first time. But then after that, twenty minutes should be good.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, twenty minutes the twenty minute rule. With Darien
Speaker 4: here right now, I will tell you though there, Darien there,
Speaker 4: I don't know as a guy, women don't understand this.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of pressure on us. Like there's pressure
Speaker 4: because we're trying to make sure that you know that
Speaker 4: it goes to a point where it helps you enjoy it.
Speaker 4: But then there's also the pressure where the whole time
Speaker 4: that we're sitting there, you know, doing it, we got
Speaker 4: to start thinking about other things other than you, like baseball.
Speaker 2: How many you gotta know? You gotta know yourself. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 40: And you gotta be good because then you go to
Speaker 40: be in that group chat.
Speaker 14: Do that?
Speaker 2: Do you wait?
Speaker 4: You group chat your friends and talk about the bad
Speaker 4: sex that you had.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, just recently, I was like, why did
Speaker 5: this happen? In three minutes? Like is it me? Or
Speaker 5: is it him? But you got to check with the
Speaker 5: group chat.
Speaker 4: Honestly, you should take that as a compliment because he
Speaker 4: was that excited or.
Speaker 40: Right, Darren, Okay, that ain't never happened to be, but
Speaker 40: that could be a reason.
Speaker 4: I like, by the way you guy wants to manufacturers,
Speaker 4: there could be manufactors.
Speaker 8: Maybe you didn't do it in a while. Yeah, maybe
Speaker 8: you were excited. Maybe you were selfish at that moment,
Speaker 8: like sometimes you just sit here and you're not thinking
Speaker 8: about her pleasure.
Speaker 2: You're just thinking about trying to you know.
Speaker 4: The selfishness is a deal because as ay, it's like
Speaker 4: sometimes you're just like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got yourself from the brain, Alexia, what's up?
Speaker 50: Hi?
Speaker 37: Almost every time my partner and I yeah, sorry, almost.
Speaker 28: Every time me and my partner together, it's.
Speaker 7: At least an hour, Like what the mod linked bo
Speaker 7: let me get check the highlight.
Speaker 9: In the minority.
Speaker 3: You're an hour.
Speaker 9: I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 5: You said that's a lot because I feel like it's a.
Speaker 2: Female long time.
Speaker 28: No, no, no, it's no my boyfriend.
Speaker 4: No, okay, wow, that's an hour and that's four play.
Speaker 2: Too or is that straight? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 15: There's the feelings are very much there, so we never
Speaker 15: really have to do for play.
Speaker 4: It's all intercourse, the entire hour. The filings can still
Speaker 4: be the entire time.
Speaker 15: One time we looked up and it was two hours, so.
Speaker 2: You know what that's like.
Speaker 4: You know what an hour of sex is like, is
Speaker 4: like when the god I don't know why I make
Speaker 4: this reference, but when when I would go to mass
Speaker 4: and the mass was more than an hour, I'm like,
Speaker 4: this is long.
Speaker 2: This is here.
Speaker 51: It's never due to the fact that neither of us
Speaker 51: are you know, getting to the finish line.
Speaker 15: It says, we just enjoy it.
Speaker 2: No medical history. What's up? James?
Speaker 23: Hey, Mojo was going on?
Speaker 38: You will take a honeypack man, You'll be amazed.
Speaker 8: I knew you, I knew somebody who's gonna call it.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you tell her what a honeypack is, Mojo.
Speaker 15: You'll be so amazed. But then after at the first
Speaker 15: time you take her.
Speaker 23: Right, she'll be amazed.
Speaker 40: Then the second time she takes.
Speaker 17: Her I mean you take her right, she'll notice if
Speaker 17: you haven't it tookn it.
Speaker 15: She'll notice, she'll be like, what, what the.
Speaker 38: Hell is wrong?
Speaker 13: Wow?
Speaker 5: At the gas station?
Speaker 2: Is that where you get it? At it again? My
Speaker 2: dad has them. Your dad sells honeybags.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 50: I remember a long time ago I was working there
Speaker 50: and I was about to eat one.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh my god, not.
Speaker 3: That al jumping over the counter.
Speaker 2: Wow, Kelly, what's up? Kelly?
Speaker 15: I think that I should be five to ten per position.
Speaker 15: So like, if you switch it up, it's like a reset.
Speaker 2: Okay, But you guys have time in between, right.
Speaker 17: I mean you can if you want.
Speaker 4: You're not You're not reaching, You're not doing it? Are
Speaker 4: you doing a position all the way through to.
Speaker 16: Yeah, like you know, you start a little missionary and
Speaker 16: then you start switching things up a little bit, and
Speaker 16: I mean not really like time in between.
Speaker 15: It's just you know, a little play here and there.
Speaker 5: Maybe how many resets are you? Are you getting a sash?
Speaker 15: Typically we like to do like three.
Speaker 4: I like my place to only have two acts. But
Speaker 4: thank you last Paul Sean? What's up Sean?
Speaker 2: I just wanted to call him and say hello in
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 6: But also I usually find myself.
Speaker 23: Holding off so long I'm not able to get to
Speaker 23: the firework stage.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: So like, yeah, I like being right on the edge,
Speaker 1: but I also, you know, it's not all about me.
Speaker 2: I find pleasure in my wife by the way this guy.
Speaker 2: I just want you to know that I can go
Speaker 2: all night.
Speaker 4: And I was just like a pleasure my wife. I
Speaker 4: can go right, I can do it, you know what,
Speaker 4: Get off my damn bone line.
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Speaker 4: Angela thinks that her husband is cheating. And what's the reasoning, Angela.
Speaker 15: I've been going to the casino a lot more than normal.
Speaker 15: We used to go a lot together, and now he's
Speaker 15: been going like twice a week, and so.
Speaker 2: You think that he's cheating at the casino. Would is
Speaker 2: he going to gamble?
Speaker 15: I mean, I assume he's going to gamble. He's been
Speaker 15: going with his coworkers like twice a week, but he
Speaker 15: comes home between like nine and ten every time he goes.
Speaker 15: But he's I don't know. He says that they're taking
Speaker 15: up a whole new afterwork fun thing to do together,
Speaker 15: and so he's that's why he has been going more,
Speaker 15: he says.
Speaker 2: Does he ever win?
Speaker 15: Not often though, I mean I don't see.
Speaker 9: I mean yeah, I mean twice a week is a
Speaker 9: lot for sure.
Speaker 2: But he's there.
Speaker 4: Is he cheating on you financially? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 4: Or why do you think that there's a woman involved?
Speaker 15: Well, because I found a hotel key card to the
Speaker 15: MGM and his.
Speaker 2: Wallet, so like you found it, like a hotel room
Speaker 2: key card.
Speaker 15: Right, yeah, So it's like, why would he need a
Speaker 15: hotel room if he's coming home the same night? What
Speaker 15: is the key card for?
Speaker 2: Has he ever stayed out and not come home or
Speaker 2: he's always come home?
Speaker 15: He's always come home.
Speaker 9: So did you ask him?
Speaker 15: I did, and he said that it was his friend's
Speaker 15: key card. But I just something in my gut just
Speaker 15: tells me that that's not right.
Speaker 5: Do you have access to his bank accounts or anything?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 5: Can you see if you were charged for a hotel room?
Speaker 15: I don't. I haven't left at that, so yeah, so
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Do they at our at our casinos here in town
Speaker 4: in Detroit, do they give sometimes comp stuff like comp
Speaker 4: rooms and things like that. The other thing, too, is
Speaker 4: just because he's got a hotel room key, does it
Speaker 4: necessarily mean he's going into the hotel room.
Speaker 9: And yeah, but I understand where she's coming from.
Speaker 2: So really, yeah, I would.
Speaker 4: I would wonder too if he just picks up although
Speaker 4: he'd said it was his friends, but like you could
Speaker 4: pick up somebody else's car, you.
Speaker 3: Throw it in the garbage, yeah, or you put it
Speaker 3: in your pocket. You know you don't like put it
Speaker 3: in your wallet.
Speaker 2: Are you guys having sex?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 15: No, we're still intiment everything.
Speaker 4: So all right, we're gonna call him up to see
Speaker 4: where he's gonna send a dozen free roses, and we
Speaker 4: hope that he sends them to Angela and that this
Speaker 4: is just a misunderstanding with his key card. It's the
Speaker 4: War of the Roses. Mute your phone so he doesn't
Speaker 4: hear anything on the line.
Speaker 15: Okay, Hello, Hi is this Tim?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 6: Hi Tim?
Speaker 9: How are you this morning?
Speaker 39: I'm good?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 3: My name is Nicole and I'm calling you from an
Speaker 3: online floral company. We're new. We're called roses bloom dot com,
Speaker 3: and I'm actually calling with an offer for some free
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Speaker 6: Tim.
Speaker 3: Do you have a minute or so to answer some
Speaker 3: survey questions in exchange for a dozen long stemmed red roses,
Speaker 3: totally free to you. We're just trying to spread the
Speaker 3: word about our business. Okay, it's it's it'll be.
Speaker 9: Real, real quick.
Speaker 3: Actually it's just two questions. Have you purchased flowers in
Speaker 3: the last six months by chance?
Speaker 10: Tim?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 9: And do you plan on purchasing flowers in the next
Speaker 9: six months?
Speaker 38: Possibly?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 9: And that is actually all I needed from you.
Speaker 3: And as I thank you for participating in that roses
Speaker 3: bloom dot com survey, I'm now authorized to provide you
Speaker 3: with that dozen long stemmed red roses. So a couple
Speaker 3: of things for you to know. They do go out today,
Speaker 3: and they can go out of state, so if you
Speaker 3: have family or friends out of state, we can do that.
Speaker 3: And I just need a first and a last name
Speaker 3: to start of who you would like these flowers sent to.
Speaker 39: Okay, we'll go with Jonah.
Speaker 9: Did you is the first name Jonah or Joan Jonah
Speaker 9: Jonah like.
Speaker 6: J O n A H.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, okay, and the let would spell the last
Speaker 9: name again?
Speaker 10: Kay?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 9: And what is Jonah's phone number?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 38: And I have to look for to be one second
Speaker 38: please okay, all right?
Speaker 46: Uh?
Speaker 38: Okay, here it is it's.
Speaker 39: Two four eight.
Speaker 3: Yep okay, six day? And what is Jonah's relation to you?
Speaker 3: I just have to fill out part of a profile.
Speaker 3: And that's one of the questions that it is on here.
Speaker 39: Uh, it's a close partner of mine, friend, close friends.
Speaker 9: Okay, Tim, we do something.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Oh is Donah a girl? Yes, Jonah's female. Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: so sorry. I just assumed I don't know any female Jonahs.
Speaker 3: I only know male Jonas.
Speaker 38: Okay, that's a girl.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So we do something unique at roses bloom dot com. Tim,
Speaker 3: And instead of sending a paper card with the flowers,
Speaker 3: in this case, Jonah is going to get a text
Speaker 3: message and she is going to be alerted that she
Speaker 3: has a flower delivery. And then part of that text
Speaker 3: is going to include a voice memo from you that
Speaker 3: I'm going to record with you here in just a second,
Speaker 3: so you're gonna hear me count you down. You leave
Speaker 3: whatever message you want to leave, and when you stop talking.
Speaker 3: I'm going to stop the recording and come back on. Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 9: Three two one.
Speaker 38: I Joe.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 38: I can't wait to see you again. And here is
Speaker 38: a little something for you until then.
Speaker 9: There you go, okay, okay, uh, Tim.
Speaker 3: I also have to let you know that this call
Speaker 3: is being recorded for quality and training purposes. Are you
Speaker 3: okay with that?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 38: That's fine.
Speaker 4: Okay, Tim, I'm gonna jump on real quick just to
Speaker 4: complete this call and the transaction.
Speaker 2: And I just need to let you know one last thing.
Speaker 4: While you have been on with us and you've been
Speaker 4: sending flowers off, your wife has been listening, and Angela
Speaker 4: just heard you send flowers to another woman that you
Speaker 4: call a girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that? Tim? This is the mojo
Speaker 2: in the morning show.
Speaker 4: And Angela contacted us because she was worried that you
Speaker 4: were cheating on her and she wanted to see where
Speaker 4: you would send the roses to. And you sent them
Speaker 4: to another woman that you called your girlfriend, a.
Speaker 21: Friend friend, Angela?
Speaker 2: Do you do you know who Jonah is?
Speaker 15: No, Tim, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Who Jonah is.
Speaker 15: I had a good feeling and I knew I was right.
Speaker 15: I'm sick to my stomach right now, all.
Speaker 13: Right, eight years.
Speaker 38: This is the weird way of doing it, this whole
Speaker 38: thing here.
Speaker 17: Well, I had to know.
Speaker 2: Tim, how long O? How long have you been in?
Speaker 2: How long have you been?
Speaker 39: I don't really feel comfortable talking about this with anybody
Speaker 39: but my wife, especially on the radio.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, then I'm gonna let you talk to her
Speaker 4: so that you can try to explain yourself, if you
Speaker 4: can try to explain yourself out of this one.
Speaker 38: Okay, Well I want to say thanks, Bud.
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Speaker 4: While you have been on with us and you've been
Speaker 4: sending flowers off, your wife has been listening in an
Speaker 4: Angela had just heard you send flowers to another woman
Speaker 4: that you call the girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Why would you do that?
Speaker 4: Tim, This is the Mojo in the Morning show. And
Speaker 4: Angela contacted us because she was worried that you were
Speaker 4: cheating on her and she wanted to see where you
Speaker 4: would send.
Speaker 2: The roses to and you sent them to another woman
Speaker 2: that you called your girlfriend.
Speaker 4: Were the roses? Crazy situation happened when we were doing this.
Speaker 4: I mean, aside from the fact that we thought at first,
Speaker 4: I thought it at least first, Jonah was a guy,
Speaker 4: like I thought he was sending flowers to another dude,
Speaker 4: and I was like, oh God, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Then all of a sudden, you hear in the background
Speaker 2: what sounded like children.
Speaker 9: Ow me off so bad.
Speaker 4: After we had let them talk for a little bit,
Speaker 4: we put it on hold, the conferen and so on hold,
Speaker 4: and then I had to ask that question, uh, to
Speaker 4: find out exactly who is with kids?
Speaker 6: Angela, Hey, yeah, hey, I have kids.
Speaker 28: We do. Yeah?
Speaker 3: Was he with the kids?
Speaker 15: I'm sorry he said, was he with the kids?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: We could hear the kids in the background. Was that
Speaker 2: you with him? Is that you with him? Or him
Speaker 2: with them?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 15: You know he's got them right now. Hopefully they weren't
Speaker 15: paying much attention to what he was saying.
Speaker 2: Wow, how old? How old are kids?
Speaker 6: Two and four?
Speaker 2: Wow? Okay, all right, what kind of explanation did.
Speaker 10: He give you?
Speaker 15: I mean, he's he's not really giving me a good one.
Speaker 15: He's just getting defensive and making up excuses, and I.
Speaker 2: Just plus, is probably not a good time.
Speaker 28: He said the word.
Speaker 15: Y'all heard him say girlfriend.
Speaker 4: And and win with your kids around, I don't think
Speaker 4: it's good to have that talk. I want you to
Speaker 4: to hang here. I want you to stay strong.
Speaker 2: Okay. If there's anything that you need from us, let
Speaker 2: us know.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, guys, Tam.
Speaker 2: Are you with the kids right now?
Speaker 39: Am I with the kids?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay? Are the kids okay?
Speaker 38: Yeah, the kids are fine.
Speaker 2: Why I'm just.
Speaker 4: Making sure we didn't realize that you were with the
Speaker 4: kids until we could hear them in the background in
Speaker 4: Angela just told us that you were.
Speaker 29: Yeah, that's why I was really not a good time
Speaker 29: to talk.
Speaker 38: About this kind of stuff.
Speaker 4: So you know, come on, I understand, but you actually
Speaker 4: had no problem sending these things off and leaving a
Speaker 4: message on a card for a woman.
Speaker 20: Yeah, but they're not in front of me when I
Speaker 20: was talking, so it's kind of okay, all right, hold
Speaker 20: on one second, okay, Okay, they were tim sorry to
Speaker 20: say this to you, they were with you because you
Speaker 20: could hear the background of what was going on.
Speaker 4: So Obviously, while you're sending off the card and doing
Speaker 4: your recording, your children are. They probably don't know what's
Speaker 4: going on. They're two and four years old, for goodness sakes,
Speaker 4: but still they're there. So all right, you want to
Speaker 4: go grab some phones. Always got to go to Toya,
Speaker 4: I mean Toya's. Toya's got to give us a response
Speaker 4: on this War of the roses.
Speaker 17: What's good morning, my favorite people? Okay, So I two
Speaker 17: things I'm gonna say. One is that we've seen so
Speaker 17: many War of the Roses where people I don't know
Speaker 17: if y'all remember the one where the guy was cheating
Speaker 17: with the lady and took his daughter to the movies
Speaker 17: or something like that. So I don't know if y'all
Speaker 17: remember that one. But the men, well some men, let
Speaker 17: me correct myself, do this all the time, so don't
Speaker 17: be shocked. But then I'm gonna give you a little tips.
Speaker 17: When you come on, all you have to say is, hey,
Speaker 17: I have one more disclosure. I want to go over
Speaker 17: with you and then go into it, because when you
Speaker 17: get on the line sometimes you're like, oh, there's one
Speaker 17: thing I want to say. That's all you got to say.
Speaker 17: So that way they think it's part of the call
Speaker 17: that's for free too.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, thank you. Thanks as our radio consultant here.
Speaker 40: I got youall.
Speaker 17: Whatever y'all need.
Speaker 15: I love y'all, y'all my favorite people.
Speaker 28: We love you.
Speaker 13: All. Right.
Speaker 2: Let me go to Jacob. What's up Jacob?
Speaker 29: Hey, that was a Mojo longtime caller here.
Speaker 2: I don't know if.
Speaker 23: I say so about this war on the Roses man.
Speaker 15: Not only is he cheating on his woman, he's also
Speaker 15: cheating his kids.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 23: It ain't right to be doing that the children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, quick question for you on that.
Speaker 4: At what point when you heard him with us and
Speaker 4: the explanation part that you just heard just a second ago.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if you heard it or you
Speaker 4: were calling, but his explanation point was that's the reason
Speaker 4: why I don't want to be doing this right now.
Speaker 4: But wait a second, is that the reason you don't
Speaker 4: want to do this right now? Or is it because
Speaker 4: you got caught?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: He handed there like he like he tried to play
Speaker 4: it off like we were bad for asking him. Hey,
Speaker 4: were your kids there? I'm sorry, but you were the
Speaker 4: one with your kids there? And if we didn't point
Speaker 4: that out. You wouldn't say anym.
Speaker 9: A bigger one. Maybe you shouldn't be doing it because
Speaker 9: you're married.
Speaker 4: Well, it also like he cared though, like I didn't
Speaker 4: hear any remorse in his voice side. Honestly, I thought
Speaker 4: that he seemed remorseful or not scared. I think he
Speaker 4: seems scared now he was, Well, I guess you know, really, no,
Speaker 4: I thought I took it differently. I thought I thought
Speaker 4: that he was like, why are you doing like like,
Speaker 4: oh crap, I cannot believe that this has happening, but not.
Speaker 8: An oh crap like it's the same my wife and
Speaker 8: I want to save this marriage. I shouldn't have done this, okrap.
Speaker 4: Maybe like the O crap when the lights and sirens
Speaker 4: are blaring behind you and you know you got caught speeding,
Speaker 4: Like that's the oh crap you get, like, oh man,
Speaker 4: I knew I was speeding. I shouldn't get you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know a nido. What's up?
Speaker 13: Hey, good morning y'all.
Speaker 25: Just to the last callers point, I agree with him.
Speaker 25: He's definitely cheating on his kids as much as he's
Speaker 25: cheating on his wife, kind of ruining that whole family dynamic.
Speaker 25: But also at the same time, a question for y'all.
Speaker 25: I feel like most of the war are the roses
Speaker 25: you guys do in my recent memory, at least, there's
Speaker 25: not really kids involved that.
Speaker 4: What would you guys say, No, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: Actually I would say majority, there's children involved. Really sometimes
Speaker 4: sometimes well sometimes we just we don't ask the or
Speaker 4: at least tell you the Hey, do you have children
Speaker 4: at home?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 25: Yeah, okay, okay, I gotcha, but yeah, no, it was
Speaker 25: definitely unfortunate.
Speaker 4: Did this make you feel something different though, knowing that
Speaker 4: you heard the kids, Yeah, this fall.
Speaker 25: Different than otherwise. It was like other h I guess
Speaker 25: married situations, knowing that there were kids involved, especially so
Speaker 25: young too and four like they just had them right right, I.
Speaker 5: Mean young to realize what's going on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 25: And imagine going to school the next day and uh,
Speaker 25: your teacher says, the kids of the dad who got
Speaker 25: busted on us.
Speaker 31: Came do that.
Speaker 2: The key card?
Speaker 4: Some listeners wanted to talk about the key card from
Speaker 4: the casino? What's going on, Courtney?
Speaker 18: Did she say that that room key was his friend's room?
Speaker 4: I know, but we we I think, might have asked
Speaker 4: her the question of do you think it could have
Speaker 4: been somebody else's, Like, could have been somebody that he
Speaker 4: went with, because he did say that he goes with.
Speaker 2: You said that, he said.
Speaker 3: That was the excuse that he did was that it
Speaker 3: was a friend. And that's why I'm like, you would
Speaker 3: throw it away, you wouldn't keep that, that's so weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 18: And that I got the person's name was like more
Speaker 18: of a man's name, and.
Speaker 3: Then he said my partner, right, but then he said
Speaker 3: girlfriend or made a reference to the fact that she
Speaker 3: was female, and I was like, I truly have never
Speaker 3: heard of a female with the name Jonah.
Speaker 9: But that got me too.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, but it doesn't make it any
Speaker 2: different if it was a man.
Speaker 9: Well not in a different layer, but no.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Katie, what's up, Katie? It's Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 14: The morning.
Speaker 19: Clearly that key Carter has been used more than one time,
Speaker 19: or he was keeping it as a memorabilia kind of thing.
Speaker 41: It's his girlfriend, so.
Speaker 19: They've been seeing each other more than just going to
Speaker 19: the casino.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's uh, that's the wild that's the wildest parton
Speaker 4: you know what I keep thinking about is that guy
Speaker 4: they called a second ago and said, you know, the
Speaker 4: kids are going to say, you know, are their teachers
Speaker 4: going to say, are you the kids from the War
Speaker 4: of the Roses. I actually wonder what the people that
Speaker 4: work at MGM Casino are going to say when they
Speaker 4: sit there and see a guy sitting across from them,
Speaker 4: wondering if it was the guy from the War of
Speaker 4: the Roses.
Speaker 19: You know what I mean, like for sure, for sure,
Speaker 19: he's been doing this clearly for a very long time.
Speaker 19: And it just shows you a women's gut is always right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's sad too. It just makes me so
Speaker 4: heartbroken for her being a mom too.
Speaker 2: What's going on? Stephanie high wore the Roses?
Speaker 13: Hi?
Speaker 6: How are you doing?
Speaker 2: Okay? What do you want to say? Stuff?
Speaker 41: So, my mom and dad had a very tumultuous relationship.
Speaker 41: I'll preface this that they're still together.
Speaker 23: They worked it out.
Speaker 41: I'm really glad that they did. But when I was younger,
Speaker 41: there was a lot of infidelity. And I remember being
Speaker 41: five years old, and I got explained later. I didn't
Speaker 41: remember right that moment what was going on, but my
Speaker 41: mom was sitting in my grandma's chair crying and she
Speaker 41: was upset about my dad. But that is the first
Speaker 41: memory I have of it. I was five years old,
Speaker 41: so like these kids are four and two, that four
Speaker 41: year old may remember this later that like dad had
Speaker 41: random people in the house and Mom's sad now and
Speaker 41: they're not innocent, you know what I mean. Like I
Speaker 41: got explained later what was going on as I was
Speaker 41: old enough to understand, so I pieced two.
Speaker 28: And two together. But my first memory of my parents'.
Speaker 41: Issues in their marriage was my mom crying in.
Speaker 28: The chair because she had found out my dad cheated
Speaker 28: on her.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's and how old are you now, Steffie?
Speaker 41: I am forty three now, it's.
Speaker 2: Forty three years old. It stays with you, Yeah, it does.
Speaker 41: I mean it wasn't the last time, so I mean
Speaker 41: obviously it leaves an impression on future relationships.
Speaker 28: And stuff if it continues.
Speaker 41: So I hope that, like, either it works out and
Speaker 41: they get the help they need, or they go their
Speaker 41: separate ways and those kids remain Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you Stevany for that. Thanks for sharing that.
Speaker 4: I hope it gives you a little therapy, even just
Speaker 4: to tell us it does.
Speaker 28: It makes me feel better to know that I've overcome it.
Speaker 28: I chose to be a survivor and not a victim
Speaker 28: as a child watching that broken marriage.
Speaker 2: It's great.
Speaker 4: Thanks for colling. I appreciate you. Call us more often, please,
Speaker 4: no problem, all right, your.
Speaker 32: Home of War of the Roses, five latch to tell
Speaker 32: your mom, Tones, scams and Shannon's Dirty.
Speaker 2: You on the thirty is Mojo in the Morning.
Speaker 4: You've got a pair of tickets to go see Ed
Speaker 4: Sharon at the ford Field, at the ford Field or
Speaker 4: big announcement.
Speaker 2: By the way, I had something coming to ford Field.
Speaker 4: We'll have in a second Ed Sharon tickets win right
Speaker 4: now text ed to nine five zero zero standard text
Speaker 4: and data rates to uplive mo.
Speaker 13: Jordan Mornings, Dirty on the thirty.
Speaker 4: Mike is going to join us here right now and
Speaker 4: appropriately enough Mike concert announcement.
Speaker 48: Hello, Hello, Luke colmbs Ford Field, April seventeen.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 3: That's a big one.
Speaker 48: Yes, yes, yes, pre sale is Thursday the twentieth, on
Speaker 48: sale Friday the twenty first, and I do got to
Speaker 48: shout this out.
Speaker 2: B ninety three dot com.
Speaker 48: We will have those tickets and the B ninety three
Speaker 48: Morning Shrow we'll have those tickets as well.
Speaker 4: So Mike Luke went to this weekend's concerts at ford Field.
Speaker 4: He went to go see Ris Chris Stapleton and Laney
Speaker 4: Wilson Great show. Said he knew not one song because
Speaker 4: Luke is not a big country guy. He's you know,
Speaker 4: loves Drake and stuff like that. He did say that
Speaker 4: after a while, when you're there at a country concert,
Speaker 4: he goes because he went to the Zach Brown band
Speaker 4: with Chelse and I, he goes dead all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: It doesn't make a difference. If you know the words
Speaker 4: you start singing with. Everybody's just fun, man, It's just
Speaker 4: a lot of fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a lot of like everybody's just there to
Speaker 2: have a good time for the most part.
Speaker 48: I mean a hat any concert you're gonna have something,
Speaker 48: but like most of the part, everybody's just trying to
Speaker 48: have fun.
Speaker 2: I'd go see Louke Colmes.
Speaker 39: What is that?
Speaker 4: What's that song that he wrote for his wife or whatever?
Speaker 4: That was like a it's like a and I know that,
Speaker 4: you know they write a bunch of songs for like
Speaker 4: their wives and stuff.
Speaker 2: A tango, No, it's the hold on a second hair
Speaker 2: after all?
Speaker 5: Or is it beautiful, crazy.
Speaker 4: Beautiful, crazy, beautiful crazy.
Speaker 2: I can't help but amaze me. I love that? All right? Sorry, Shannon,
Speaker 2: Wait did you hear?
Speaker 3: Okay, So my first story this morning is about Travis Kelsey.
Speaker 3: I don't think you were here last week when I
Speaker 3: did the story that there's a rumor he's going to
Speaker 3: make a country album. Is he going to coatry music?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, stop him. Supposedly that become like musicians.
Speaker 8: I saw it on Twitter yesterday. I think I might
Speaker 8: asted to Shannon. But the rock oh yeah, got a
Speaker 8: little song out.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, surprises anymore?
Speaker 2: All Right.
Speaker 3: So while we're talking about Travis Kelsey, he was doing
Speaker 3: an interview with reporters at Chiefs training camp yesterday, and
Speaker 3: of course somebody had to ask him about his wedding
Speaker 3: to Taylor Swift.
Speaker 15: It was, it was.
Speaker 34: It was a fun off season man. Wedding was the
Speaker 34: best night of my life. And I appreciate everybody who
Speaker 34: came out and celebrated and you know, had fun with us.
Speaker 34: And yes, about all I really got from that night.
Speaker 2: It's it was. It was a crazy night.
Speaker 39: It was.
Speaker 2: It was full of a lot of celebration.
Speaker 3: But it's football, baby, football, baby in other sports storty. Today,
Speaker 3: Russell Westbrook announced he's retiring from the NBA after eighteen seasons,
Speaker 3: announcing that decision Stardia.
Speaker 2: He did that when he was with Video Casey.
Speaker 3: He did a cool video on social media with Michael B.
Speaker 3: Jordan voicing it like it was all of his career highlights.
Speaker 3: But was the fourth overall pick in the two thousand
Speaker 3: and eight NBA Draft by the Seattle SuperSonics. Never played
Speaker 3: there since the franchise moved to Oklahoma City that summer,
Speaker 3: but he did spend eleven seasons with the Thunder. He'll
Speaker 3: played for the Lakers, the Houston Rockets, and this past
Speaker 3: season with the Sacramento Okay.
Speaker 4: He and Chris Paul overstayed their welcome. No yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: you got to relax.
Speaker 8: Russell Westbrook is by far one of the most exciting
Speaker 8: players the league has ever seen. Definitely one of the
Speaker 8: most exciting point guards we've ever seen lead in the
Speaker 8: league from a season perspective. In the entire NBA in
Speaker 8: history and triple doubles, we've never seen a guy with
Speaker 8: as much shouldered and his ability to actually handle it
Speaker 8: and take teams to know he never want a ring
Speaker 8: or whatever the case, and everybody wants to judge him
Speaker 8: off rings.
Speaker 4: But it's a player though that you will at least
Speaker 4: admit is not good because you don't you own ever
Speaker 4: you they're ever mentioned an NBA player, like I say
Speaker 4: something about anybody in the NBA.
Speaker 8: All right, Paul George over stage as well. No, Paul
Speaker 8: George is phenomenal. I don't think we've ever seen a
Speaker 8: player come back from his gruesome of an injury as
Speaker 8: he had and still been able to perform at the
Speaker 8: level he's been performing.
Speaker 2: That dark O millis.
Speaker 3: Okay, how about you guys go out for drinks after
Speaker 3: the show and have this.
Speaker 2: Is just fast, just fact. Shout out to Russell Westbrook, got.
Speaker 3: Speed, My brother Ted Lasso himself. Jason Sudeikis joined Mumford
Speaker 3: and Sons on stage at Madison Square Carta and to
Speaker 3: do the Ted last hoping song.
Speaker 6: That's kind of.
Speaker 4: Cool is the Joe Backer now season four back. I
Speaker 4: gotta watched season three. I stopped after a little bit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is a marriage scam happening in this country,
Speaker 3: and really it's nothing new, but now authorities are cracking
Speaker 3: down on it.
Speaker 58: This morning, eleven people are under arrest accused of running
Speaker 58: one of the largest marriage fraud schemes in US history.
Speaker 46: We believe this network took in tens of millions of
Speaker 46: dollars over its decade long operation, making it one of
Speaker 46: the largest marriage fraud prosecutions in US history.
Speaker 58: Prosecutors in New York say the ring arranged hundreds of
Speaker 58: sham marriages, pairing Chinese nationals seeking green cards with American
Speaker 58: citizens willing to marry them on paper for a price.
Speaker 3: The foreign nationals paid.
Speaker 58: As much as one hundred thousand dollars each, and the
Speaker 58: Americans were allegedly paid.
Speaker 3: Thirty thousand to say I do.
Speaker 58: According to the indictment, some of the fake weddings were
Speaker 58: held at restaurants where the couples changed into traditional Chinese
Speaker 58: wedding attire to make the ceremonies look real. The marriages
Speaker 58: even came with an unusual prenup a clause stipulating that
Speaker 58: the husband and wife could live separate lives and have
Speaker 58: nothing to do with one another.
Speaker 46: The range sham wedding ceremonies, complete with efficiants, wedding attire,
Speaker 46: photographers and attendees, and once a foreign national obtained a
Speaker 46: green card.
Speaker 13: They arranged for a divorce.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's interesting. Would you do that for thirty grand?
Speaker 4: That's a thirty ball? Yeah, just to get married real quick.
Speaker 8: Give somebody's citizen chev The most I've been offered is
Speaker 8: six thousand. Couldn't do it for six thirty on my rate?
Speaker 8: You actually were offered?
Speaker 2: Need to do it? Lady used to bring my mama hair?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, you did remember that?
Speaker 6: And Leslie.
Speaker 3: A suspicious package found outside of a fire station shut
Speaker 3: down traffic during rush hour in Washington, d C. This week.
Speaker 3: Please shut down the road after somebody saw someone putting
Speaker 3: a package that had all of these exposed wires in
Speaker 3: a public trash can. Obviously makes you all nervous, for sure.
Speaker 3: You see something like that, you assume whatever. Well, officers
Speaker 3: eventually went out and opened the box, and what did
Speaker 3: they find inside an electronic sex portable pump device. So
Speaker 3: the road ended up being closed for about two and
Speaker 3: a half hours because of a sex toy outside of
Speaker 3: the fire station.
Speaker 2: It wasn't in Anna's black box was looking at her.
Speaker 3: The one that Anna talked about yesterday show Miss Anything
Speaker 3: from Today kept up on the podcast on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: All right, good job.
Speaker 35: Okay, this is something in the Dirty on the thirty
Speaker 35: on our podcast now at Mojo in the Morning dot com.
Speaker 4: All right, it is Mojo in the Morning. And this
Speaker 4: is so crazy to think how fast summer has gone by.
Speaker 4: But also it's so crazy to think how grown up
Speaker 4: Mike's Cecily is. Cecily to me has always been the
Speaker 4: little girl that you know Mike and Ali. You know,
Speaker 4: I remember taking the first grade probably was you know
Speaker 4: a thing. She's going to middle school? Now, how crazy
Speaker 4: is that? How did she get that old that fast?
Speaker 10: Mike?
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 48: I just reminisced about it as we did orientation yesterday
Speaker 48: for middle school.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's what was it like for you
Speaker 4: to go into the orientation and everybody think that you
Speaker 4: were a middle schooler.
Speaker 48: If I didn't have a beer, they would be like, Sarah,
Speaker 48: you need your school idea, young man.
Speaker 2: Is she excited about it? She's very, very excited.
Speaker 48: I think it's starting because we have like these talks
Speaker 48: each night before we go to bed, we have to
Speaker 48: talk with each Milo and Sas, So we've been talking
Speaker 48: to her about kind of what's what to expect going
Speaker 48: into to middle school, and I think some of the
Speaker 48: stuff that she didn't realize is going away is starting
Speaker 48: to hit her.
Speaker 2: And we didn't know this either, Like there's no recess.
Speaker 48: Like I know that's a silly thing, but to a kid,
Speaker 48: like their whole world is is that that moment at
Speaker 48: recess and it's about to change. And she's kind of
Speaker 48: like bummed about that. And we're starting to teach her
Speaker 48: like just how to be a little more grown, like
Speaker 48: a little you know, a little more mature.
Speaker 2: And it sucks.
Speaker 48: It really sucks because I want her to still call
Speaker 48: it play dates and that kind of stuff, and it's
Speaker 48: all disappearing. And I think she's excited because it's something
Speaker 48: new and she's going to see her friends again.
Speaker 2: I ended up doing a slightly messy podcast like from.
Speaker 48: That talk, and so that's upout Mojo Mojo in the
Speaker 48: Morning dot com if you want to listen to that.
Speaker 2: But it brought up a lot of feels in my
Speaker 2: own world. Talk to me about it. What did it
Speaker 2: bring up? So I moved in fifth grade to Belding.
Speaker 48: I was like going to school in Grand Rapids and
Speaker 48: moved to Belding in fifth grade, which was middle school.
Speaker 48: For me, hers Is until seventh grade, and when I
Speaker 48: moved there, I I we kind of just threw me in,
Speaker 48: Like there was no orientation, there was no advice, there
Speaker 48: was no nothing, and I never really I haven't really
Speaker 48: thought about it my entire life up until now when
Speaker 48: we're talking.
Speaker 2: To her and I'm like, man, I really wish I
Speaker 2: really wish somebody had done this for me. Like I
Speaker 2: had no idea what I was doing. I was just
Speaker 2: thrown in and said, go.
Speaker 4: So you didn't have any kids that you knew, Like
Speaker 4: there were no neighborhood friends or anything like that that
Speaker 4: you went to school, No.
Speaker 2: Because I didn't go there, so I didn't.
Speaker 48: So all those elementary schools who everybody knew everybody, they
Speaker 48: they were you know, their friends.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And now I didn't know anybody.
Speaker 48: So I was the new kid in fifth grade and
Speaker 48: it was cool, Like like part of it I think about,
Speaker 48: like I think it forced me to go out of
Speaker 48: my comfort zone and talk to people. And now I'm
Speaker 48: like really comfortable like walking up to anybody and talking
Speaker 48: to them. But at the end of that, I'm seeing
Speaker 48: her and what she's going through of like not understanding
Speaker 48: why recess is disappearing and why we can't do you know,
Speaker 48: certain things and lunches this and class like none of that.
Speaker 2: I had any idea or preparation.
Speaker 48: I was still playing Power Rangers at that point in
Speaker 48: fifth grade and I and yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I just does she are there any little kid stuff
Speaker 4: that that she still enjoys doing that you do not
Speaker 4: want to take have it taken away from her? Like
Speaker 4: like you know, the whole idea, Like I remember, uh,
Speaker 4: when I was a kid, I loved playing with my
Speaker 4: Matchbox cars. You know, I had like a million Matchbox cars,
Speaker 4: hot Wheels cars and stuff like that. And I remember
Speaker 4: my brother's saying to me as I was going into
Speaker 4: senior year high school, hey, you know you probably should
Speaker 4: think about that, like most of your friends are really driving.
Speaker 2: But no, but but I was. Honestly, I had a
Speaker 2: little bit of my childhood that was I was like
Speaker 2: the and not.
Speaker 4: First off, I look like I was twenty eight years
Speaker 4: old when I was, you know, five, so you already
Speaker 4: kind of look older. So it looks weird like you
Speaker 4: look like you might be you know, I don't know,
Speaker 4: it's having some issues, but I I wonder sometimes I
Speaker 4: don't want to take that away from Cecily, that she
Speaker 4: still loves playing with dolls or doing things like that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Like I don't want the kid all of a sudden
Speaker 4: growing up and you know now she's you know, trying
Speaker 4: to be old, too old, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we went to the orientation.
Speaker 48: We went to his eighth grader orientation cause we're taking
Speaker 48: off tonight and going camping up north so we can't
Speaker 48: go to the seventh grade tomorrow. And the difference between
Speaker 48: an eighth grader and a seventh grader, because we see
Speaker 48: our seventh grader in those eighth graders is wild. They're
Speaker 48: all taller, like a lot taller. They like they must
Speaker 48: change a lot. And I don't remember because I didn't
Speaker 48: grow very tall, but they must change. They're like their
Speaker 48: clothing is like Cecily is still wearing like dragon t
Speaker 48: shirts and still like loves to draw dragons and write
Speaker 48: dragon comic books. And we've tried to have a conversation
Speaker 48: of like, don't lose that that that spark that you know,
Speaker 48: I don't know. I've been trying to come up with
Speaker 48: advice for zero don't But.
Speaker 9: It's her, that's her, and that's what she likes and yeah.
Speaker 4: It's well, it all changes when you get a phone
Speaker 4: for him, you know what I mean, Like, once they
Speaker 4: get a phone, they all of a sudden turn into
Speaker 4: an adult.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think middle school, I mean middle school is definitely
Speaker 3: I think you'll see changes for sure, Like they just
Speaker 3: grow up all of a sudden.
Speaker 9: You blink and you're like, wait, what in the heck happened?
Speaker 2: What did it?
Speaker 3: That's that's what my experience was from from middle school.
Speaker 3: Because LUs is going to seventh grade too, but middle
Speaker 3: school for us started at sixth grade.
Speaker 2: Oh did it really? What was the biggest change you noticed?
Speaker 3: I just feel like, like for her too, it was
Speaker 3: an entirely new group of friends, and so I felt
Speaker 3: like sixth grade and thank goodness, she has a great
Speaker 3: group of friends that she met. But I feel like
Speaker 3: it was a lot of trying to figure out where
Speaker 3: she fit in and how she fit in. And so
Speaker 3: I said this to you, Like, the one thing that
Speaker 3: I really tried to drill in her was be Lucy.
Speaker 3: Don't try to change yourself so that you can fit
Speaker 3: in with like this girl or this group of friends. Like,
Speaker 3: just be you, and that's how you're going to find
Speaker 3: your you know, community of people. But yeah, six middle
Speaker 3: school girls.
Speaker 48: Man, that's my biggest fear is like the clicks are
Speaker 48: going to start and we've always just been like be
Speaker 48: kind and do this thing, you know, do the be
Speaker 48: kind to somebody who's maybe sitting by themselves. But I know,
Speaker 48: I just have a feeling and I'm a little nervous
Speaker 48: about it, like this is just gonna break her, Like
Speaker 48: I She's gonna come home one day and something's gonna
Speaker 48: happen that she has never had happened to her before,
Speaker 48: because up until this point, everybody's.
Speaker 2: Been kind to each other.
Speaker 10: Part.
Speaker 4: I got a question to throw out to you and
Speaker 4: Shannon because both you guys and keV, because you guys
Speaker 4: all have kids the same age.
Speaker 2: Which one would be worse.
Speaker 4: For you finding out that your kid was the kid
Speaker 4: that everybody was picking on or finding out that your
Speaker 4: kid was the kid that was picking on everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so I don't want my kid to
Speaker 2: be mean? What do you think, keV?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, you don't want You don't want your kid
Speaker 8: to be big doing but I don't know it would
Speaker 8: be Absolutely I do not want my kid to be
Speaker 8: the one that's being a bully and being disrespectful, because
Speaker 8: I think that says a lot more about the type
Speaker 8: of parent that you've been and how you've raised your
Speaker 8: child or what they've witnessed.
Speaker 2: Idel I agree with you. I think it's a reflection
Speaker 2: on the parents.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I also want to be the type of
Speaker 8: parent where I don't hopefully my child would have stood
Speaker 8: up for themselves in that instance. I mean, even if
Speaker 8: they come home and they break down because they feel
Speaker 8: safe in front of me, Hopefully I've instilled in them
Speaker 8: the ability to speak up and to not necessarily fight back,
Speaker 8: but to show that, you know, they won't tolerate them
Speaker 8: to behave You're awesome.
Speaker 4: I you know, it's weird because I was never like
Speaker 4: sent off to school, and I don't think you guys
Speaker 4: were either where your parents basically said, all right, you're
Speaker 4: gonna have kids that are gonna say this to you,
Speaker 4: or you're gonna it's all you're You're you're more reactive
Speaker 4: than you know, uh, proactive, And I do think like,
Speaker 4: I don't think I ever said to my kids like
Speaker 4: going into any kind of a level of their lives.
Speaker 4: If you got a kid that does this, it's usually
Speaker 4: they had a kid that did it and you say
Speaker 4: to them, all right, what's going on?
Speaker 2: I wonder if nowadays.
Speaker 8: You have I mean, taking Joe Sigh out of a
Speaker 8: predominantly black school and sending them to school with a
Speaker 8: bunch of white kids. You gotta have a conversation like, hey,
Speaker 8: this might happen. Let me know if this is saying
Speaker 8: to you, let me know if you feel like this,
Speaker 8: Let me know if a teacher dude, da da da da,
Speaker 8: Like you gotta have them type of conversations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in that particular situation, I just feel it.
Speaker 4: You know, it's wild because of I isn't it crazy
Speaker 4: to think I do not remember like it being as
Speaker 4: hard as it is and these kids nowadays, Yeah, but
Speaker 4: I mean there's just.
Speaker 9: So much more to it than we dealt with. I
Speaker 9: will tell you this, Mike.
Speaker 3: One thing that like really kind of has blown me away,
Speaker 3: I would say, over the past like four months is
Speaker 3: luc and I have always been really really really really close,
Speaker 3: like attached to the hip. She's my bestie, and I
Speaker 3: will say sixth grade kinda like I could feel her
Speaker 3: going more towards her like making that separation. Oh, like
Speaker 3: her friends are her world, and that is really hard
Speaker 3: as a parent. That is really really hard as a parent.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, you wasn't that right, like you grown independent,
Speaker 2: But yeah, it.
Speaker 9: Has been a huge shift for me and not one
Speaker 9: that I have done well with.
Speaker 48: So we can tell it's starting and we are. We
Speaker 48: have talked about a phone and I don't know, like
Speaker 48: I don't want to. I haven't talked to her too
Speaker 48: much about bullies or any of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 48: I've just said, I, if somebody's not nice to you,
Speaker 48: what are you going to do? And we thought about
Speaker 48: doing like, hey, we're gonna pretend like we're bullying you
Speaker 48: and see how she reacts. But I think we're just
Speaker 48: gonna let her figure that part out because I felt
Speaker 48: like I didn't get to talk about that either. And
Speaker 48: I you know, I maybe had a couple bullies here
Speaker 48: and there, but I was just like that's where I
Speaker 48: created like humor. That's how I learned, Like I don't
Speaker 48: think you I don't think you can prepare somebody to
Speaker 48: be bullied. I think you can talk to them and
Speaker 48: give them, you know, this is what you should do
Speaker 48: if they say this, if there's specific things.
Speaker 2: But I think we just got to let her figure
Speaker 2: it out at that point.
Speaker 4: Your hope is that you guys have such good dialogue
Speaker 4: with each other that she would say something to you
Speaker 4: or you would notice it, you know, before it goes
Speaker 4: too far. But Jessica wants to make a comment about Cecily,
Speaker 4: would you want to say, just have.
Speaker 7: Her join as much like after school clubs or activities.
Speaker 7: That's how my daughter got her group of friends who
Speaker 7: are absolutely amazing. And she was like in the art stuff,
Speaker 7: drawing stuff too. So just have her join as much
Speaker 7: as possible, all different kinds of activities, and she'll find
Speaker 7: multiple friend groups and hopefully we'll be able to just
Speaker 7: intermingle with everyone and not really have that bully.
Speaker 4: She's a She's a pretty active kid, isn't she, Mike.
Speaker 4: She likes you do a lot of stuff, very personable,
Speaker 4: very Uh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we do.
Speaker 48: We're trying in that era of still trying out things
Speaker 48: like volleyball, and we've tried out a bunch of different things,
Speaker 48: so we're trying out stuff.
Speaker 2: Hey, Stacy, what's up. It's moje in the morning, and
Speaker 2: say hey to Mike, Hey, Michael, are you good, Stacy?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 41: I'm wonderful, sir.
Speaker 52: I'm gonna speak on both ends of the spectrum on
Speaker 52: this one, because my oldest was a bully and my
Speaker 52: youngest was bullied. So the best I can stay and
Speaker 52: advice I can offer is number one, open communication all
Speaker 52: the time. But maybe find for are a mentor outside
Speaker 52: of you and your wife, somebody that's going to teach
Speaker 52: her how to conduct herself in different manners. Because I
Speaker 52: have this theory, it's called the same voice theory. Your
Speaker 52: child will not.
Speaker 22: Listen to you, and somebody can say, for batom what
Speaker 22: you have told them and they'll listen. So getting somebody
Speaker 22: else's voice involved is detrimental my children.
Speaker 52: They're adults now. But if I would have had somebody
Speaker 52: to mentor my son, especially, I think that he would
Speaker 52: have gone a different path in life. He's a good kid,
Speaker 52: don't get me wrong, he's a hard worker, he's a
Speaker 52: great dad. But I think that if he would have
Speaker 52: had a strong male mentor in his life, he wouldn't
Speaker 52: have felt the need to bully other people. And then
Speaker 52: my daughter, she was just once she hit middle school,
Speaker 52: it was a nightmare, and it would hers was during COVID,
Speaker 52: so it was a whole, a whole thing. But she
Speaker 52: went back to public school and I ended up pulling
Speaker 52: her out, putting her into private school because just I
Speaker 52: saw her life going in a whole direction that I
Speaker 52: was not prepared for.
Speaker 28: Oh she you know, she.
Speaker 52: Graduated, she's looking into going into the trade. She is
Speaker 52: the one who stood up for the kids.
Speaker 28: That were bullied.
Speaker 14: Even though she was bullied.
Speaker 52: There was no kid ever left behind with her, and
Speaker 52: she challenged people that were much bigger than her when
Speaker 52: they saw when she saw somebody else being bullied.
Speaker 4: In the interesting you can have two kids that are
Speaker 4: totally different and you raise them in the same way.
Speaker 2: I love the same voice things too. But maybe I
Speaker 2: got to get her into karate.
Speaker 4: And then funny how parents will throw their kids in
Speaker 4: jiu jitsu or karate or something like that. What's up, Dana,
Speaker 4: how you doing?
Speaker 24: I'm doing good, Good morning. I was just gonna say, like,
Speaker 24: when you guys were talking about would you rather have
Speaker 24: your child be the one that's bullied or be the bully?
Speaker 24: And I think that it's probably easier to talk to
Speaker 24: your child and stop them from bullying then to give
Speaker 24: your child that confidence to get out there and start
Speaker 24: those friendships.
Speaker 2: And totally.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, you're you're you're right, and some kids
Speaker 4: never get over that that they've been bullied no matter
Speaker 4: what you do. That's a wow, great comment, Vicky.
Speaker 2: What's up, Hey, how's it going good? What's going on?
Speaker 44: Oh?
Speaker 59: Nothing, I just wanted to let Mike know. One of
Speaker 59: the biggest things is try not to ask, no matter
Speaker 59: how much you want to, try not to ask so
Speaker 59: many questions of like, hey, how was your day?
Speaker 9: Did you have a good launch?
Speaker 6: Did you And when something comes up.
Speaker 59: Just listen, oh my god, yes and yes, yes, okay,
Speaker 59: try not to say anything. But if they say something
Speaker 59: about oh, so and so did this and you don't
Speaker 59: hear anything for a few das, be like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 59: what happened with so and so?
Speaker 9: You never told me all that the best advice?
Speaker 2: Okay yep.
Speaker 59: Did that with our daughter, and then she brought home
Speaker 59: the troubles and issues to us and just kept like
Speaker 59: the generic like politeness with other people at school and
Speaker 59: then came home and was like, well you became the
Speaker 59: same excuse me, the safe place so and uh college
Speaker 59: And she's pretty well adjusted for that.
Speaker 2: And Mike, wear.
Speaker 4: Clothes in the pickup line when you're picking her up
Speaker 4: from school, like make sure you go shirtless like actually yeah,
Speaker 4: with a with.
Speaker 2: A can of red Bull in your hands.
Speaker 48: Well, I just wanted to get confident enough so I
Speaker 48: can show up and start singing outside of the song
Speaker 48: and embarrass her, Like, I just need her to get
Speaker 48: that confident so I can start embarrassing her at school.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Kids, when kids stop giving kisses to you at the
Speaker 4: pickup line, that's when you know your kids grown up.
Speaker 2: Mike, good luck to you when school start next Wednesday.
Speaker 2: We gotta call it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna check in with you, okay, next Wednesday. All right,
Speaker 4: we'll be right back, Michi goes.
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Speaker 4: like a couple of weeks, actually two weeks from yesterday,
Speaker 4: and uh, this is actually gonna be fun because the
Speaker 4: show gets over with at ten thirty. Then we usually
Speaker 4: go into show meetings and then we do a little taping,
Speaker 4: a little bit of uh, you know, jazzer size.
Speaker 47: Uh.
Speaker 2: Then we go to do you white people with jazzer size?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I think I want to see it still, Yeah.
Speaker 2: We would do.
Speaker 4: We do our aerobics together, our workouts together. Uh, and
Speaker 4: then we go you know home afterwards. Well, this time
Speaker 4: we're gonna actually go to the game, So we're gonna
Speaker 4: all hang out and if you listeners want to come
Speaker 4: with us, we have some open spots. They gave us
Speaker 4: a suite the Tigers did for the Tigers Rays game,
Speaker 4: which is happening on Wednesday, August the twenty sixth, and
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Speaker 4: the Detroit Tigers take on the Tampa Bay Rays and
Speaker 4: what will be a win or I don't know. No,
Speaker 4: they've been winning there. This White Sox series is going
Speaker 4: to be interesting because, well, here's the thing. The White
Speaker 4: Sox series in saying, because every game that they win
Speaker 4: is a game that they get towards getting in first place,
Speaker 4: uh and making the playoffs. Because the White Sox are
Speaker 4: in first place in the uh the American League Central.
Speaker 4: So I'm gonna look at this real quick. I'm on
Speaker 4: my MLB app I watch Tigers baseball. All right, So
Speaker 4: what do we got here?
Speaker 13: We are?
Speaker 2: Oh, this is not bad.
Speaker 4: Half a game out of a chance to make the
Speaker 4: playoffs in the wild card. I lain this to me,
Speaker 4: and we're three and a half games behind the White
Speaker 4: Sox for first place. So they win these games, you know,
Speaker 4: if they sweep the series. Here we're going against the well,
Speaker 4: well we will. We got let's see here we got Actually,
Speaker 4: we got Cleveland today. I thought the White Sox. No,
Speaker 4: we're playing Cleveland today and then the White Sox this weekend.
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Speaker 4: me after we sold off pretty much all our assets.
Speaker 5: More importantly, will they have your favorite chips and French
Speaker 5: onion dip in this suite?
Speaker 2: So I have not heard anything about the sweets. I
Speaker 2: know that The last we heard that my leg up pair.
Speaker 4: The last we heard was the Tigers were giving us
Speaker 4: the tickets and they weren't giving us any food.
Speaker 2: Okay, we have food, well we have to pay for it.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what was the story with that.
Speaker 3: And and drinks.
Speaker 9: I can't sit at a game without a drink.
Speaker 5: What's the point of having a suite?
Speaker 4: I have to ask promotions what was going on because
Speaker 4: they were going to get a sponsor to do it,
Speaker 4: which who wants to sponsor us?
Speaker 2: Just eating? You know what I mean? Like it's basically
Speaker 2: a free plug or something.
Speaker 3: But I feel like I got to yell out that
Speaker 3: door and ask I'm.
Speaker 4: Going to figure it out. We'll figure it out if
Speaker 4: we have to. We'll get Daddy Warbucks Steve Gibara to
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Speaker 4: can go to the bank with a guy like us
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Speaker 9: This no dessert cart.
Speaker 4: That dessert cart is First off, that dessert cart is
Speaker 4: a five hundred dollars investment for It's good, though not stupid.
Speaker 2: It's too expected.
Speaker 3: Actually I didn't. I was not that impressed with it.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 9: I like the idea of a dessert cart, but there wasn't.
Speaker 2: Much on there.
Speaker 4: The dessert cart is a wonderful thing if you are
Speaker 4: matt Ishbia, you know what I mean. Like the dessert
Speaker 4: cart is good for the wealthy. Hold on a second,
Speaker 4: here are you with us, Doug?
Speaker 15: I'm here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, my friend Doug is a winner.
Speaker 3: Dog got to smuggle in some food.
Speaker 9: But A're gonna be there.
Speaker 2: We're going to figure this out. Doug. Do you have
Speaker 2: a good friend that you can bring with? Are you
Speaker 2: gonna be fun to hang out with?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 39: Oh you know that all day long?
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'll do a wife or my daughter. Absolutely.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 39: So we crushed it. I can't wait. I've never been
Speaker 39: to a suite.
Speaker 4: Well, you're only getting a para. No, no, no, don't
Speaker 4: mention that. No dessert. You're not eating dessert. We're all
Speaker 4: trying to watch our sugar levels. Wait a second, real quick,
Speaker 4: real quick. It's only a pair of tickets. So it's
Speaker 4: either your wife and daughter are coming, or you're coming
Speaker 4: with either your wife or daughter.
Speaker 2: Right, I want to make sure that you understand that.
Speaker 4: So it's August the twenty sixth day game one o'clock.
Speaker 2: No problem, Hey, come in.
Speaker 13: Today.
Speaker 14: Look me.
Speaker 4: What a what a guy Doug is going to be.
Speaker 4: We have one more topic left in maybe trending news
Speaker 4: before we leave. I've had to scoot early because Josiah's
Speaker 4: got a test for school to take. So he's got
Speaker 4: like some kind of a placement test or something like that.
Speaker 4: So Calv's on his way so high to Cavin. It's
Speaker 4: Mojoe in the morning, Shannon. What the big famous party?
Speaker 3: Oh, that's this weekend, the party that I talk about
Speaker 3: every year with my friends Matt and Justin. They always
Speaker 3: throw a party for just like, oh, a reason, but
Speaker 3: not a reason you think that you would throw a
Speaker 3: party for.
Speaker 9: So Anna.
Speaker 3: It started with they moved into a house and renovated
Speaker 3: the house, and it took them years to get a
Speaker 3: staircase built in this house. So when the stairs were done,
Speaker 3: they decided to throw a party. Well, now, yeah, it's
Speaker 3: a beautiful staircase. We've We've posted pictures of the staircase.
Speaker 3: Everybody will be done with this staircase.
Speaker 4: When Shannon talked about it in the air, I was like,
Speaker 4: this is the weirdest friend group I've ever heard. And
Speaker 4: then she showed me the staircase and I was like,
Speaker 4: that's actually a play nice legging staircase.
Speaker 3: And pictures of the party. This party has now become
Speaker 3: the party of the summer to get invited to. Like
Speaker 3: this Saturday, they're having Bojie out to do the music,
Speaker 3: the food. Justin's a chef, so his company does all
Speaker 3: of the food. There's so much champagne. And when the
Speaker 3: gays show up for a party, they show up it
Speaker 3: is better than they asked for. His red carpet, I
Speaker 3: told and is already stressing out about what to wear
Speaker 3: for this This year's party.
Speaker 9: The ame, there's no there's never a theme.
Speaker 3: But this year's party, I think, is to celebrate the
Speaker 3: fact that Matt and Justin are expecting pumpkins. They they
Speaker 3: started they started growing pumpkins in the spring, and so
Speaker 3: they sent out an announcement that they were.
Speaker 9: They like they pollinated pumpkins.
Speaker 4: So that's what the parties were, because I think I
Speaker 4: love when gay dudes have have based and.
Speaker 3: Trust me, when they sent the announcement, I thought that's
Speaker 3: what it was, and then I clicked open the text.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, Jess Pumpkins, you just recently, within the
Speaker 4: last few weeks, we're over there for dinner and you
Speaker 4: posted on your social media.
Speaker 13: What was is it?
Speaker 2: Mad or Justin? That's the cook they're the chef, Justin
Speaker 2: So Justin.
Speaker 4: Doing this amazing thing where he was like cooking and
Speaker 4: he poured all this stuff on top of it like
Speaker 4: it was I don't forget.
Speaker 21: What it was.
Speaker 13: What was it?
Speaker 3: It was at Polenta with like all sorts of meat
Speaker 3: and veggies, and she's sort of it's called something.
Speaker 9: I'm forgetting what it's called. But it's a whole production.
Speaker 2: Does he cook at his own big famous party or no?
Speaker 2: He caters it?
Speaker 9: Well he he, yes, his catering company does the fo.
Speaker 4: She's a caterer, so he has his guy's work and
Speaker 4: doing the thing. Yeah, that's amazing. Yeah, well that's it.
Speaker 3: My sister got invited this year because she's about to
Speaker 3: be one of their new neighbors. She's moving, and she's
Speaker 3: so excited, Like I love having something like this to
Speaker 3: go to where you're just excited to go.
Speaker 2: Is she excited about living next to these guys? Is
Speaker 2: she that close? Like because they have parties a lot
Speaker 2: of the time.
Speaker 9: She could walk to their house from our new house.
Speaker 4: My neighbors next to me have people over all the time,
Speaker 4: and it's starting to become a tad irritating, like like
Speaker 4: people parking on my grass or I have like occasionally
Speaker 4: they block the entrance to my driveway.
Speaker 9: So they do neighbor bribes for the party.
Speaker 3: So Justin's been baking for like the past two weeks
Speaker 3: and he delivers all of these incredible things to all
Speaker 3: of his neighbors to say, hey, we're having a party
Speaker 3: this weekend. Like it made me exactly just text me
Speaker 3: if there's an issue, and you know, here's cookies and
Speaker 3: muffins and brownies and whatever else he's making.
Speaker 9: He does homide.
Speaker 2: Candy my neighbors to bake for me.
Speaker 4: There was a party at our neighbor's house last week.
Speaker 4: It was first off, I don't, I don't. I've never
Speaker 4: been to this house. Okay, it's a house down the
Speaker 4: street from us. They had cars all the way up
Speaker 4: and down our block. Like I'm telling you, they must
Speaker 4: have had ninety cars, and they had people that like.
Speaker 4: So I took the dogs out at night and to
Speaker 4: go to the bathroom, you know, like at ten thirty
Speaker 4: or whatever. It was eleven o'clock. That party was still going.
Speaker 4: And this was the craziest. People were leaving and when
Speaker 4: they were leaving their their radios were louder than the
Speaker 4: music they were playing at the party that day.
Speaker 2: It was wild, are you?
Speaker 3: We've driven every year and we kind of learned our
Speaker 3: lesson last year, Like West wanted a couple more cocktails
Speaker 3: and I was like, well, I'm not going to stop.
Speaker 3: So your DD to you maybe like five or ten minutes,
Speaker 3: not even does not minute?
Speaker 4: Does an uber driver hate that kind of pickup? Probably
Speaker 4: because it's like short, Really, I don't know. I took
Speaker 4: an uber half a mile and it cost me forty
Speaker 4: dollars because I think that they served charged me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, would much rather be safe obviously than sorry.
Speaker 2: So the party is what Friday night, Saturday, Saturday night?
Speaker 4: You can't wait to see the outfits and they call
Speaker 4: it and what is and again the themous for the pumpkins.
Speaker 3: I'm assuming that's what it is this year. I can't
Speaker 3: remember I got the invite and I can't remember. Huh, yeah,
Speaker 3: they're expecting.
Speaker 4: That's kind of amazing to have. It's nice to have
Speaker 4: friends like this, but honestly, it's exhausted.
Speaker 13: So fun.
Speaker 2: No, you don't have to do anything.
Speaker 9: You just when it comes to events.
Speaker 4: It's no offense, but it's a lot of exhaustion of
Speaker 4: having to go in these social find outfits and get
Speaker 4: get invited. Sometimes it's nice to not have friends. I'd
Speaker 4: like to have friends that have parties that we just
Speaker 4: binge watch TV together.
Speaker 3: That does sound really nice too, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Don't don't you like the weekends? Do you guys ever
Speaker 2: do this?
Speaker 4: Because I do this, I can't imagine like Bianca and
Speaker 4: Lydia because you know in Anna. But I like when
Speaker 4: I have nothing planned, Like when I say to Chelsea
Speaker 4: on a Thursday night, what do we got going on?
Speaker 4: Because I don't know what's going on ahead of time,
Speaker 4: like I don't really put things in a calendar, and
Speaker 4: she'll say, we have nothing this weekend.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, thank you Jesus.
Speaker 5: I love those weekends. But it's also because then I
Speaker 5: can decide. It's not like I'm sitting in the house
Speaker 5: all day, but it's like, oh, if I want to
Speaker 5: go to dinner, I can go to dinner. If I
Speaker 5: want to go to breakfast, I can go to breakfast.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I always look at like when we have a busy weekend,
Speaker 4: like I've got a couple of busy weekends coming up here.
Speaker 4: I look at it as it's like I'm never stopping
Speaker 4: working because you know, our business what we do is
Speaker 4: we are into entertaining and whatever the deal is.
Speaker 2: But you know, I don't know. Crazy West gets siction in.
Speaker 5: Please let me know. Have an outfit ready, okay, and
Speaker 5: I'm available.
Speaker 2: What are you doing for Wes's birthday tonight?
Speaker 6: We are?
Speaker 9: So he has like a whole day planned.
Speaker 3: Kieren, his son, my stepson is taking him out to
Speaker 3: breakfast right now, and then West has to work, and
Speaker 3: then his friends from his like work or taking him
Speaker 3: to a little happy hour, and then he's going to
Speaker 3: walk over from the happy hour and we're going to
Speaker 3: meet him for dinner.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: But Wes does not like his birthday. He does not
Speaker 3: like celebrating his birthday. He never has.
Speaker 9: So it's really like a tough like.
Speaker 3: I love celebrating and I want to celebrate him, but
Speaker 3: he's just not super into it.
Speaker 2: Has he always been that way or has it been
Speaker 2: since his mother has passed.
Speaker 4: No, he is.
Speaker 3: He's kind of always been that way because his mom
Speaker 3: could never afford to throw him a birthday party or
Speaker 3: really celebrate his birthday. He was only had one birthday
Speaker 3: party his whole life when he was a kid, you know,
Speaker 3: and so his birthday was just never an important day
Speaker 3: to him.
Speaker 9: To him, the most important day is Father's Day.
Speaker 2: He loves.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he loves Father's.
Speaker 4: Stay well, Matt and Justin make Wes a big birthday
Speaker 4: cake this weekend too.
Speaker 2: Have a big old cake for West.
Speaker 3: Make him an appropriate shape, boys, because I know him,
Speaker 3: they'll make it a big old d oh.
Speaker 2: They're that kind of gig.
Speaker 13: I like it.
Speaker 4: All right, Maybe next year there's an invite for me
Speaker 4: at this little party. Guys, all right, we'll be right back.
Speaker 4: Don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: We interrupted Mojo in the morning with this very important
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Speaker 4: Mojo, every time you say we'll get to that next
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Speaker 39: I have a d D.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember what you were saying you were
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Speaker 32: Get with it, get to watch Mojo is Mojo in
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Speaker 2: You know what this guy. I'm sorry, Zach, Zach, I
Speaker 2: don't mess around. I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: You guys all have to understand something that our listeners expect.
Speaker 4: They expect they don't you know, they don't want us
Speaker 4: to just give them a portion of the show. They
Speaker 4: want us to give us all of the show. And
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Speaker 2: But I don't feel that way. This is my favorite benchmark,
Speaker 2: by the way, let me do it.
Speaker 17: I know it is.
Speaker 4: I just a few moments ago, asked Zach. I said, Zach,
Speaker 4: should I run a little late or should I end
Speaker 4: the show early? And Zach answered with end early?
Speaker 30: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, they'll get a lot of us tomorrow. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I was like, oh, yay, go to the bathroom.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, here we go. Ready, let's go
Speaker 4: with let's start this. Anybody got like end of the
Speaker 4: summer vacation plans, Like you're going anywhere for end of
Speaker 4: summer like vacation. Usually people I think like they do
Speaker 4: their vacations either beginning of the summer or midsummer. But
Speaker 4: I know a lot of people that wait till the
Speaker 4: very very end before their kids go back because it's cheaper,
Speaker 4: actually believe it or not, because most people are vacationed out.
Speaker 2: Well travelers.
Speaker 4: If you are traveling and you pack certain items, TSA
Speaker 4: said that you could face a seventeen thousand dollars fine.
Speaker 2: Kind of wild though that they that they have that
Speaker 2: as their their price a trip.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing. TSA agents won't just take your items
Speaker 4: away from you. They're actually finding you up to seventeen
Speaker 4: sixty two dollars per violation per person if you bring
Speaker 4: a prohibited item with you. Here is the list of
Speaker 4: TSA's prohibited items. Cordless kerneling irons, band in checked luggage,
Speaker 4: bowling balls band.
Speaker 2: In carry ons.
Speaker 3: Come on, I don't understand why you can't bring a
Speaker 3: bowling I mean, you're a dumb that's going to suck
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 9: Don't worry, okay.
Speaker 4: Cast iron cookwar band in carryons, corkscrews with a blade
Speaker 4: band in carryons, electronic cigarettes and vaping devices.
Speaker 2: Band in check luggage.
Speaker 3: I actually can I get that one?
Speaker 4: I always wonder how they are able to check in
Speaker 4: or that you have that, because they always will say
Speaker 4: do you have a battery?
Speaker 2: You know, thing like that.
Speaker 4: Foam toy sword, band in carryons, gel type candles, bandon carryons,
Speaker 4: Samsung Galaxy Notes seven phones, band in your life. You
Speaker 4: should not even have one of those, but banding carryons
Speaker 4: and check luggage. Why would I sell Samsung Galaxy Note
Speaker 4: seven phones.
Speaker 9: That's the one that keeps blowing up.
Speaker 2: I think is blowing up.
Speaker 3: But like overheating and overheats you know what else? I
Speaker 3: feel like I have to say this to all the
Speaker 3: parents right now. Depending on the TSA agent, usually they
Speaker 3: confiscate Nito's dumplings and squishies. So just please know how
Speaker 3: before you go to the airport and your child is
Speaker 3: heartbroken as he or she has to throw them all.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that's crazy. I didn't know that. That's
Speaker 2: that's good.
Speaker 23: Take.
Speaker 9: Some are nice and will let them through, but most don't.
Speaker 2: Why is it what's wrong with them?
Speaker 9: Because they're gel.
Speaker 4: Other two more screwdrivers longer than seven inches, so bring
Speaker 4: a six inch screwdriver banding carry ons, and then snow globes.
Speaker 4: Snow globes are banding carryons too, because it's over three
Speaker 4: point four ounces of liquid.
Speaker 2: I always thought that they.
Speaker 3: I thought they were getting rid of that, and I
Speaker 3: feel like lately I've thrown stuff in my carry on
Speaker 3: that's much bigger than that, and they haven't said anything
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 4: But here's a quick question for you. If the cashier
Speaker 4: forgets to ring up an item, what do you do?
Speaker 4: Do you tell them or do you just move on
Speaker 4: and say I got myself something for free.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if I would notice it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: are you watching that closely when they're ringing everything?
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 4: In the survey, thirty three percent of people admit that
Speaker 4: they remain silent when the cashier failed to ring up
Speaker 4: an item during a checkout. Thirty percent of Americans say
Speaker 4: they've shoplifted before, and by the way, that's up twenty
Speaker 4: three percent from twenty twenty four, so more people are
Speaker 4: doing it.
Speaker 2: Because I think it's the prices of things.
Speaker 4: So I I've think that a lot of times you
Speaker 4: leave stuff underneath your on the bottom of the cart.
Speaker 2: Anybody forget it? Yeah, or you don't see them actually
Speaker 2: physically do it.
Speaker 47: You know.
Speaker 4: This is a big story this morning. Uh you see
Speaker 4: ubers doing uber tween. Yeah, uber tween. So if you
Speaker 4: are somebody that has a child like your child's age, Shannon,
Speaker 4: like you have Lucy, and if Lucy wants to go
Speaker 4: on a you know ride to like a friend's house,
Speaker 4: or maybe sometimes even go to school, A lot of
Speaker 4: times kids have working parents that you know, they need
Speaker 4: to take kids to school. Uber Tween is going to
Speaker 4: be now available, but you're gonna have to go through
Speaker 4: a process in order to get your child to be
Speaker 4: able to be okayed through uber Tween, Like there has
Speaker 4: to be I think I think that they said, let
Speaker 4: me look at this little Oh they want to charge
Speaker 4: me a dollar ninety nine for the story.
Speaker 2: Oh go screw now. I'm not paying a dollar. By
Speaker 2: the way, Detroit Free Press blows.
Speaker 9: I never go to the site anymore because of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it blows. I actually silly.
Speaker 4: I actually bought bought it like six months ago and
Speaker 4: I still haven't canceled it. I need to cancel the
Speaker 4: damn thing because there's never a story that I really
Speaker 4: care about. And then you got to pay that's stupid. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's go back to this one. Kids between the ages
Speaker 4: of ten and twelve will be allowed to actually take
Speaker 4: ubers by themselves without a parental you know, involvement inside
Speaker 4: of the vehicle with them.
Speaker 2: Would you feel comfortable putting Lucy.
Speaker 9: In a lesson?
Speaker 3: I literally just talked about this a couple of days
Speaker 3: ago and I said, no way. And he was like,
Speaker 3: why it's so safe. You can see where they're going,
Speaker 3: the drivers or background check. It would be so helpful.
Speaker 3: And he's like, think of all the kids in New
Speaker 3: York City that are eight years old and ride the
Speaker 3: subway to and from school every day.
Speaker 9: I'm like, eh, but that's not But.
Speaker 2: How many here we are?
Speaker 4: I told you a story about my buddy's daughter who
Speaker 4: goes to Birmingham all the time and has these uber
Speaker 4: drivers say creepy things to them.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I just that was a big note for me.
Speaker 6: But I know, I do know.
Speaker 3: I mean I have friends who use it for their team,
Speaker 3: like thirteen fourteen year olds. Yeah, and it's really helpful
Speaker 3: in getting them to where they need to be when
Speaker 3: they can't drive them.
Speaker 2: So and uh, here's the last story of the day.
Speaker 2: And then we're done.
Speaker 4: Guys, all you wanted to give a half an effort.
Speaker 4: Today we had good calls look at me, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking you. We heard the voice of us,
Speaker 2: I'm looking at you.
Speaker 4: Podcasts man, by the way, best topics of the day,
Speaker 4: if I'm going to rank them. The War of the
Speaker 4: Roses was on fire. I thought that was fantastic. I
Speaker 4: thought uh Shannon's topic about Wes wanting to dye his
Speaker 4: hair turned fun. It was really fun with Kai that
Speaker 4: called us up talking about her two men, Kevin and
Speaker 4: his neighbor who.
Speaker 2: Saw him naked.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: And then the uh Anna's tipping topic from early in
Speaker 4: the show is spectacular.
Speaker 2: Do you tip the person that you know started off
Speaker 2: the show gives you botox?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And are you average when it comes to the length
Speaker 2: of sex? And I'm very average. It's okay to be
Speaker 2: average every now and again. Guys, your ladies like it.
Speaker 4: And here you go the things men flaant that women
Speaker 4: don't care about. Tell me if you guys agree with this.
Speaker 9: I love these.
Speaker 4: This is This is a list of things that guys
Speaker 4: will wear on their body or do to make women
Speaker 4: think that they are big time in the pants. Number
Speaker 4: one oversized luxury watches.
Speaker 9: I actually hate that.
Speaker 2: Really, you don't like lack watches, not when they're like.
Speaker 9: So blingy and huge, and it's like.
Speaker 3: Look at look at look at my watch, look at
Speaker 3: my risk, look at my risks.
Speaker 2: I hate that. Jewelry, Like, do you look at watches?
Speaker 10: Not really?
Speaker 4: Ever, other women say they don't either big loud jewelry
Speaker 4: or jewelry in general. Expensive sports cars, Nope, designer with
Speaker 4: logos everywhere.
Speaker 3: Anna's like, yes, yes, yes, for me, it's totally opposite.
Speaker 6: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Anna actually was getting like when I see a guy walking.
Speaker 3: Down the street with bul on his T shirt, I'm.
Speaker 45: Like, you are.
Speaker 6: I don't want that.
Speaker 5: I don't need that on it.
Speaker 4: But yeah, how about this. Guys with over the top
Speaker 4: gym muscles. Do you like guys over the top they're
Speaker 4: knowing jim muscles? Uh, constantly talking about your income?
Speaker 2: Don't like that? No, But do you want to know
Speaker 2: a guy has a good income?
Speaker 5: I mean I want to know that he's doing something.
Speaker 4: Guys with a boastful social media presence do you want
Speaker 4: a guy with a lot of social media.
Speaker 2: Followers up in the air?
Speaker 5: Really could go either way.
Speaker 2: Guys who drink expensive alcohol.
Speaker 5: Good because so do I.
Speaker 9: Okay, now that's.
Speaker 3: The one I will say. I I would appreciate like
Speaker 3: a fellow who you want a guy that's like.
Speaker 9: That's great too, but like appreciate a good wine.
Speaker 13: I like.
Speaker 3: I like the guy who do both.
Speaker 2: Yeah uh and uh oh uh.
Speaker 4: Guys that have the highest end or newest and latest
Speaker 4: and greatest falling, I do not care about that. Now,
Speaker 4: what if a guy has like a really old iPhone
Speaker 4: like he has like or what if would you date
Speaker 4: a would you date a guy that is a non
Speaker 4: iPhone iPhone user?
Speaker 23: Like?
Speaker 4: No, I won't. I won't date my guys. I think
Speaker 4: it's a total red flag I have. I have a
Speaker 4: problem with h those that.
Speaker 3: Are what if it's like the phone that they get
Speaker 3: free through work and you're like, oh, well that right.
Speaker 4: There's a red flag in general, because why is a
Speaker 4: guy you know he's got his cheap work from Now,
Speaker 4: I'm just kidding.
Speaker 2: I don't care. All right, that does it for today.
Speaker 9: I don't care if a guy has them listen it.
Speaker 2: I like my guys.
Speaker 4: I think that's it for today. I think we're done.
Speaker 4: I don't think that we have anything else to do.
Speaker 4: I got to get the thing that says twenty years
Speaker 4: in counting thing and we'll be back tomorrow. We're going
Speaker 4: to be at the car dealership at Gordon Chevrolet tomorrow
Speaker 4: where we're giving away a twenty eight thousand dollars brand
Speaker 4: new Chevy or twenty thousand dollars cash. Make sure if
Speaker 4: you're qualified for this thing, that you get there and
Speaker 4: get there early because we're playing Throwback throw Down at
Speaker 4: eight o'clock and if you're not there, you're not going
Speaker 4: to be in that drin. And if you still want
Speaker 4: to get qualified, you can listen on the iHeartRadio app
Speaker 4: or live to Channel nine FI five.
Speaker 2: In Detroit because there's a few more opportunities to win.
Speaker 2: See you guys tomorrow, have a great day.
Speaker 1: Twenty plus years of idiocy and still going in Detroit, Toledo,
Speaker 1: in West Michigan, it's Mojo in the morning.