Speaker 1: Rye back with Eddie and Rocky here on a beautiful
Speaker 1: day in the trist Yeah, rock and over, we're talking
Speaker 1: this morning when I was doing a phone call in
Speaker 1: the morning and it was like, dude, just looking out
Speaker 1: the window, did it looks like something out of a movie.
Speaker 1: If you want a crummy day, it's there.
Speaker 2: And we've had a ton of these, just like a
Speaker 2: ton of rain days this late in the year. Seems weird,
Speaker 2: but nevertheless, hopefully the weather will be fine for this
Speaker 2: Thursday Thanksgiving matchup between your Cincinnati Bengals and the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 2: And Ravens Week is always great because it gives us
Speaker 2: a chance to check in with our guy, one of
Speaker 2: the best in Baltimore, Glenn Clark of the Glen Clark
Speaker 2: Radio Show. You can follow him on the social channels
Speaker 2: on Twitter at Glenn Clark Radio. Glenn, how are you, partner.
Speaker 3: Betty Rocky? Happy Thanksgiving? Guys. Always great to catch you up.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you having.
Speaker 1: Me and back at you, Glenn. So let's talk about
Speaker 1: the Ravens team Surgeon Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 4: Yeah, five straight wins. It's been a really weird tale
Speaker 4: of two seasons, almost here in Baltimore where they get
Speaker 4: up to this dreadful one in five start, and part
Speaker 4: of it is they lose Lamar Jackson. But they started
Speaker 4: off fine offensively. Their defense was miserable for the first
Speaker 4: five games the season, one of the worst in the NFL.
Speaker 4: And then all of a sudden, the defense gets fixed.
Speaker 4: They trade for Lohi Gilman and it allows them to
Speaker 4: use Kyle Hamilton as this jack of all trade safety,
Speaker 4: this playing literally every position defensively, from I mean actual
Speaker 4: snaps at defensive tackle to playing at cornerback. And the
Speaker 4: defense looks great, and then Lamar Jackson comes back and
Speaker 4: the thought is like, all right, everything's gonna click, and
Speaker 4: then offensively, things just haven't clicked for the last few weeks.
Speaker 4: So the Ravens have won five in a row, but
Speaker 4: they're in a weird place where a lot of us
Speaker 4: here thinking to ourselves, Yeah, but are they good enough
Speaker 4: to do what they need to do in order to
Speaker 4: hold off the Steelers and I guess maybe still the
Speaker 4: Bengals and the North to make a playoff run.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's been the conversation around here this week. Glenn.
Speaker 2: It's it's a very simple question. Are the Ravens good,
Speaker 2: you know, because yeah, you look at the record and
Speaker 2: they lose what five out of you know, the first
Speaker 2: six games, and they rattle off the next five, but
Speaker 2: those are all those are against Miami, Minnesota, Cleveland, the Jets.
Speaker 2: So I'll ask you that question, is this a good
Speaker 2: football team and that by that I mean a team
Speaker 2: that can take control of this division and actually make
Speaker 2: a playoff run.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't mean to cop out Rock, but it
Speaker 4: still seems like it's to be determined a little bit
Speaker 4: to your point that they did not exactly go through
Speaker 4: like a murderer's row of quarterbacks with putting together five
Speaker 4: straight wins. Ironically, the best win they had in that
Speaker 4: stretch was without Lamar Jackson. It was Tyler Huntley beating
Speaker 4: the Bears in order to get their second win of
Speaker 4: the season. But the last four have been against Tua
Speaker 4: and JJ McCarthy and Dylan Gabriel, Flash, Studoor Sanders and
Speaker 4: Tyrod Taylor. But yet, I think we're confident. They made
Speaker 4: a really great move at the deadline to bring in
Speaker 4: Draymont Jones from the Titans, and he's made a massive
Speaker 4: impact up front, and Kyle Hamilton the way that he
Speaker 4: has played. It's been really you do struggle to come
Speaker 4: up with a way to describe it because there's no
Speaker 4: statistic that can define it. It's just insane what he's doing,
Speaker 4: playing literally snap the snap at different positions and impacting
Speaker 4: and disrupting games. So I think there's a genuine belief
Speaker 4: that the defense has turned and is going to be
Speaker 4: better when they face Joe Burrow and some of the
Speaker 4: better quarterbacks they're going to face the rest of the way.
Speaker 4: The question now is Lamar Jackson has literally had four
Speaker 4: different injury designations this season. He missed three plus games
Speaker 4: the hamstring injury. Since coming back, he's misspractices with ankle, knee,
Speaker 4: and toe injuries. He doesn't look like Lamar Jackson. The
Speaker 4: offensive line isn't very good. Can they get it kicked
Speaker 4: into gear offensively?
Speaker 2: So is this something that's going to continue to linger
Speaker 2: with Lamar ja or is he healthy but by this
Speaker 2: point or where's that stand?
Speaker 4: Yeah, rock I at this point assume that it's gonna linger.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's it really is insane. This is the
Speaker 4: fourth yet this week he missed the first. They don't
Speaker 4: even you know practice. You know how this goes with
Speaker 4: the Thursday night game, they do a walkthrough, and and that,
Speaker 4: by the way, is maybe even more eye opening that
Speaker 4: they said he didn't participate in a walkthrough because of
Speaker 4: what was labeled as a toe injury. Now he was
Speaker 4: back out there today and he's gonna play. And every
Speaker 4: time he or John Harbaugh or anyone related to the
Speaker 4: Ravens has asked the question about it, they don't even
Speaker 4: really dismiss it as much as they but the answers
Speaker 4: they give are really strange. Yesterday, John Harbaugh was asked,
Speaker 4: do you feel like Lamar's health is impacting what you're
Speaker 4: able to do offensively? And his answer was, I'm really
Speaker 4: proud of Lamar. Like they're just not even talking about it,
Speaker 4: so it's clear it's a thing. They don't want the
Speaker 4: Bengals to know what kind of thing it is. They
Speaker 4: don't want us to know what kind of thing that
Speaker 4: it is, because we might then go on a radio
Speaker 4: show in Cincinnati and say there's a thing here that
Speaker 4: it's obviously a thing, but to what extent. It is
Speaker 4: really hard to get a definitive answer, and Lamar had
Speaker 4: already in the last year or two, tried to cut
Speaker 4: back a little bit on how much he was running.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you guys. On Sunday they played the Jets,
Speaker 4: there was a third and three on the second drive
Speaker 4: of the game. There's two separate running lanes with at
Speaker 4: least eight to ten yards in front of him, and
Speaker 4: he still didn't take off and ended up throwing incomplete
Speaker 4: pass Towaysaya. Likely there's something going on here with Lamar
Speaker 4: health wise, and to me, I don't know if they
Speaker 4: can fix the offensive line. I think that kind of
Speaker 4: is what it is that is the biggest determination and
Speaker 4: what the Ravens are capable of doing, because if they
Speaker 4: can get Lamar Jackson Lamar Jackson back, then they can
Speaker 4: beat anybody. But if it's this version, I don't know
Speaker 4: if they can beat the best teams in the AFC
Speaker 4: with what we've seen from Lamar the lifet couple of weeks, we're.
Speaker 1: Talking to Glenn Clark. He is from Baltimore Radio and Glenn,
Speaker 1: what's the reaction of Joe Burrow coming back? Was that
Speaker 1: kind of anticipated, man, I wouldn't be a I wouldn't
Speaker 1: think it'd be a giant shock.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that press conference he did when he first practiced
Speaker 4: and was kind of being a little koy and they
Speaker 4: were like, it's the goal Thanksgiving night, and he was like,
Speaker 4: maybe we'll see I think that moment we started talking
Speaker 4: about it, and then you know, we were kind of
Speaker 4: honestly asking here on my show and over on WBTL.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 3: What is the better?
Speaker 4: Would you rather it be Joe Flacco, you know, with
Speaker 4: real weapons coming into Baltimore with a chance to ruin Thanksgiving,
Speaker 4: or perhaps a diminished version of Joe Burrow? But if
Speaker 4: he's out there, given the record and Rock, I think
Speaker 4: you feel this way too, Like, I gotta think that
Speaker 4: he's capable of being Joe Burrow. And if he is,
Speaker 4: that's been a problem for the Recovens. Now they've managed
Speaker 4: to win games by outscoring them, but they have given
Speaker 4: up lots and lots of points to Joe Burrow over
Speaker 4: the course of the last few years.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think the.
Speaker 4: Expectation is that you're facing Joe Burrow, You're getting the
Speaker 4: real deal. You're getting Jamar Chase, who I think had
Speaker 4: six thousand yards against you in two games last year.
Speaker 3: He's gonna be a problem for the race right.
Speaker 2: Well, and the Bengals have no t Higgins, he had
Speaker 2: the head injury. He will not play, So Glenn, I
Speaker 2: would expect a lot of Burrow to jamar show one. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think he's going to look around. And that's of
Speaker 2: course what Joe Flacco did well, and Joe Burrow also
Speaker 2: does that too. And if you have one of the
Speaker 2: best wide receivers in football, you better be getting in
Speaker 2: the bar or that's a problem. Look, obviously, a lot
Speaker 2: of folks playing here know about Derrick Henry in the
Speaker 2: career and the player he has. Season what his second
Speaker 2: year in Baltimore is tenth season?
Speaker 5: Overall?
Speaker 2: How's he playing?
Speaker 5: Not as well as he did a year ago?
Speaker 3: Rock Like a year ago he was a revelation.
Speaker 4: A year ago, I was laughing at myself forever thinking
Speaker 4: that it was silly to spend real money on a
Speaker 4: running back because a year ago he was an utter
Speaker 4: and complete game changer. This year, I still think he's
Speaker 4: good and I don't think the problem is Dereck Henry,
Speaker 4: like I think a lot of people are going to
Speaker 4: has he lost the step. I'll give you an example.
Speaker 4: Last week, Derek Henry finished with sixty four yards on
Speaker 4: the ground, which is not overly impressive, but consider fifty
Speaker 4: five of the sixty four came after contact. That's nine
Speaker 4: yards total on the day before contact. The Ravens have
Speaker 4: an offensive line problem, and I think specifically a problem
Speaker 4: at right guard. But they stuck it out with Daniel
Speaker 4: fi Leile, and I think it's impacting their center, Tyler Linderbaum,
Speaker 4: and I don't think he's playing quite as well. They're
Speaker 4: left guard Andrew Voor He's had not played great to
Speaker 4: start the season. He's been a little bit better, but
Speaker 4: it's been really hard for them to create holes. And
Speaker 4: it's created like you have Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry
Speaker 4: in the same backfield.
Speaker 3: You should have a cheat code.
Speaker 4: In the red zone, but guys, they're five for fourteen
Speaker 4: over their last three games in the red zone. They're
Speaker 4: executing at about a thirty three percent clip in the
Speaker 4: red zone over the course of the last three weeks.
Speaker 4: They have real offensive line problems that are impacting. You know,
Speaker 4: the type of game changer that Derek Henry can be
Speaker 4: is between the tackles runner. Now they've been using.
Speaker 3: Keaton Mitchell a little bit more.
Speaker 4: They're very speedy change of paceback to try to get
Speaker 4: him on the outside.
Speaker 3: I think you might even see a little bit more of.
Speaker 5: That on Thursday night.
Speaker 3: But they've got to figure out a way.
Speaker 4: Dereck Henry is the December January problem. Like, that's the
Speaker 4: guy you don't want to have to try to tackle
Speaker 4: twenty times during the course of a game, but you
Speaker 4: gotta at least give him a chance to get downhill.
Speaker 3: And the Ravens struggle to do that this season.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well, well Glenn listening, It should be
Speaker 2: a fantastic game. Joe Burrow coming back, the Ravens surgeing
Speaker 2: here and we'll see what happens. Folks want to find
Speaker 2: out more about you and your show and tune in.
Speaker 2: Where can they go?
Speaker 4: Yeah, going click radio with two ends, Gleen Clark Radio,
Speaker 4: Gleen Clark Radio dot Com, u w B is wi
Speaker 4: DL as well. I'll be one of the stiffs working
Speaker 4: on a holiday. But I mean this is what we
Speaker 4: call this work. I mean, for God's sake exactly, we're
Speaker 4: gonna be talking football and Thanksgiving. It's not a bad
Speaker 4: way to spend your time, you got it.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going listen. Always a pleasure, brother. I always
Speaker 2: love Ravens Ravens Week because we get to talk and look,
Speaker 2: we'll get to talk here in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: It's almost like back to back here, so that should
Speaker 2: be great.
Speaker 3: I love it all right.
Speaker 4: Thanks Jacky, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I uh, we'll see how this goes. If if
Speaker 1: if Lamar Jackson's in bad shape as he's saying, and
Speaker 1: the Bengals defense that played on Sunday shows up a
Speaker 1: little better, it could be interesting.
Speaker 2: And I mean, obviously all eyes will be on Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: Of course, now everybody's gonna be watching the look in
Speaker 2: the first little limp or anything he has. People are
Speaker 2: gonna lose. Yeah, I'll be one of them screaming at
Speaker 2: the television, but hopefully comes out in let to rip.
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Speaker 1: going to be joining us after the news. Well the
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving edition, Yes, of the Queen of Cincinnati, which we
Speaker 1: know she's been cooking since about two saturdays ago.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yeah, yeah, yeah, you have like a turkey outfit
Speaker 2: on or anything.
Speaker 9: Thing.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 2: We'll ask her, Uh, what do I love?
Speaker 6: Ed?
Speaker 2: What I love the most.
Speaker 1: Records? Yes, Tina Babes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you would have won with eaither either answer, that
Speaker 2: is for sure. The a new free diving world record
Speaker 2: has just been set, are not nuts? There's a documentary
Speaker 2: on Netflix and I watched a part of it and
Speaker 2: I had to stop for whatever reason. I need to
Speaker 2: go back and watch. It's pretty pretty intense.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: There's lots of different categories of this. There's you know,
Speaker 2: the one that's just where you could have weight and
Speaker 2: have fins. There's one that's you know, more about the
Speaker 2: time you spend down there than the distance and months more. Okay,
Speaker 2: this particular record she's set, uh, And she's a Ukrainian
Speaker 2: diver named Katerina sadersk Uh. She set the free diving
Speaker 2: world record with no fins. So, I mean, think how
Speaker 2: hard it is to go underwater without fins and she
Speaker 2: went eighty three meters, which is roughly two hundred and
Speaker 2: seventy two feet jam. That's what I watched a video
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 1: That is strong, I mean in the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you got to like force yourself down here,
Speaker 2: forced too much, because you've got to conserve your energy.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it's not like you have a weight belt on.
Speaker 2: You just kind of let it take you, right. So yeah,
Speaker 2: she sent the world record constant free weight no fins boh.
Speaker 2: Completing this feet without fins truly the most wild aspect
Speaker 2: of the whole thing because countless divers when they do this,
Speaker 2: trying to go dive deep without fins, the water pressure
Speaker 2: gets so intense that you know, it can pop the
Speaker 2: blood vessels in your eyes and pop your eyes out
Speaker 2: of your head, the whole thing. But uh, yeah, this
Speaker 2: chick was what was baller Man? Pretty cool? Now, Uh,
Speaker 2: this is not her first free diving world record. In
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three, she said the AI d a world
Speaker 2: record at seventy four meters, So then she she beat
Speaker 2: that by what nine meters? That's that's really good saying.
Speaker 2: She's meddled thirty four times in various global championships. And yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean she got all decorated with all kinds of
Speaker 2: different awards and stuff. But yeah, that's pretty wild.
Speaker 1: Because all I can think about is getting all the
Speaker 1: way down there. And obviously these folks know what they're doing.
Speaker 1: But can you imagine being that far down all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, well really out of air? I need to breathe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you pass out right, and then your
Speaker 2: your toast. There was I've told a story, but out
Speaker 2: in the Bahamas on San Salvago, where where I've been
Speaker 2: many many, many many times, there was somebody that was
Speaker 2: while I was out there, was attempting to like a
Speaker 2: free dive, went down, never came back up.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's scary. And and did you get disoriented?
Speaker 2: Like which ways up? Which ways down? Breathe? You go
Speaker 2: up too fast and then you your pressure eye, your
Speaker 2: deep you know pressure eye.
Speaker 1: Well, that to me, right there is the most horrible
Speaker 1: way to die. Drowning has always scared me since I
Speaker 1: was a little boy.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's not like the smallest part of my
Speaker 2: being that would want to do this, none, none, zero.
Speaker 1: I back in the day, I would have thought I
Speaker 1: could do that.
Speaker 2: No, I never ever could do that or want.
Speaker 1: To because I was smoking cigarettes back then, so of
Speaker 1: course your lung capacity is just by They.
Speaker 2: Told you back then that it actually helped, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you took a big puff off the camel and then
Speaker 2: went down.
Speaker 1: You have a couple of a couple of heaters here
Speaker 1: and I'll take the deep dive.
Speaker 2: Yes.
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Speaker 12: Burrow says he's ready to go with a three point
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Speaker 12: That's Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow speaking to reporters a little
Speaker 12: bit earlier this afternoon, clarifying that he expects to return
Speaker 12: Thanksgiving Night against the Ravens. Last week, Burrow was elevated
Speaker 12: to a full participant in practice after returning the week
Speaker 12: prior in a limited capacity as he worked his way
Speaker 12: back from surgery. He underwent for a Grade three turf
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Speaker 13: You get tired of him, you don't like him. It's
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Speaker 1: A right back with Eddie and Rocky and rock Here
Speaker 1: we are two days out from Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the Queen of Cincinnati Media and Thanksgiving is
Speaker 2: of course our next guest. It's been having a Turkey
Speaker 2: Bay team for the past seventy two hours. She's gardening
Speaker 2: all the sides, she's brining, she's spatch cocking.
Speaker 1: Is that what you call it, yes, them up and
Speaker 1: all that and uh, you know, getting all the taters
Speaker 1: ready and all that stanberry sauce. She is our good friend,
Speaker 1: Tanya or Roy from w CBO nine News. Now, Tanya,
Speaker 1: I remember I was talking to you last year and
Speaker 1: you had been cooking for approximately seven or eight days
Speaker 1: when we talked to you, and it was it was
Speaker 1: on this day, exactly a year ago. How long have
Speaker 1: you been? How long have you been?
Speaker 20: Memory is really.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not exactly this day, but it's the Tuesday
Speaker 1: before Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: That's all I remember.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless you uh, okay, how long you've been cooking?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 20: Yeah? Less than a week? How's that? Less than a week.
Speaker 21: So like late last week I started, I went down
Speaker 21: to Family Market. I purchased you know, turkey nacks and wings,
Speaker 21: roasted those off, and made my stock which will then
Speaker 21: support my turkey and my stuffy or dressing or what
Speaker 21: do you call it. So that's done. My husband made
Speaker 21: the cranberry sauce the other day. I'm going to make
Speaker 21: potatoes tonight, and I'm going to start making the pies,
Speaker 21: pie dough and all that stuff for tonight, and then
Speaker 21: tomorrow we'll have I'll spatchcock my turkey tonight. Just picked
Speaker 21: it up from the farm. So you know, get that
Speaker 21: all that taken care of in drybrine that tonight, have
Speaker 21: that all put away and cleaned up. Like, the goal, guys,
Speaker 21: is not to make myself miserable on Thanksgiving. The goal,
Speaker 21: prep is to have so much done that when I
Speaker 21: wake up in the morning on Thanksgiving I can go
Speaker 21: work out and you know, relax a little bit and
Speaker 21: then have you know, get the table ready.
Speaker 20: And have a nice inner and enjoy myself. That's my goal.
Speaker 2: Well is that your goal?
Speaker 21: Or do you really don't care because your wife's handle it,
Speaker 21: don't they?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: I do absolutely nothing, Tony. I show up and I
Speaker 2: sit down and I just knew I mean, I mean nothing.
Speaker 1: I will tell you this, Tanya, I had nothing to
Speaker 1: do this morning, so I yanked that bird out of
Speaker 1: the fridge. I've been thawing him for you know, five
Speaker 1: six days perfectly. Thawn took it out, cleaned it up,
Speaker 1: and I've dry brinded. Now it's back in the fridge
Speaker 1: sitting there drying out. That's how I'd love to.
Speaker 20: Know your dry Brian rest, So you have to text
Speaker 20: it to me. You haven't done mine yet.
Speaker 1: It's called salt, but a ton of.
Speaker 2: Salt on there.
Speaker 1: Just rub it in there and stick at the fridge.
Speaker 20: Okay, yeah, that's perfectly good to me. I love that.
Speaker 20: I love that.
Speaker 21: Did you did you scratch cock it? Did you take
Speaker 21: out the backbone? And or you?
Speaker 2: Wait for people most people including me, that have no
Speaker 2: idea what scratch cocking means.
Speaker 20: Spatch cock scratch cocking.
Speaker 1: It's not what you think.
Speaker 2: Okay, so completely different. Explain what that is.
Speaker 20: Okay, here's what I did this last year. It was
Speaker 20: so good, you guys.
Speaker 21: So you take out the back, the spine, the backbone, right,
Speaker 21: and which is really hard on a turkey. I do
Speaker 21: it on chickens all the time, but dig in a turkey.
Speaker 21: That took a muscle, I gotta tell you. So then
Speaker 21: you take out the backbone and you basically do like
Speaker 21: chest compression, you flip it over, you do chest compressions
Speaker 21: on the chest so it lays flat. So then like
Speaker 21: instead of it being a three to like very three
Speaker 21: dimensional turkey you see on you know, traditional posters, that's
Speaker 21: what thanks doing.
Speaker 20: Turkey looks like it's.
Speaker 21: Laying flat, so it's yeah, it's still free imaginal.
Speaker 22: But it's not.
Speaker 21: It's like its legs are out wide. It's our arms
Speaker 21: are out wide. It's breast and thighs are in the center.
Speaker 20: Yeah, okay, then its it cooks better that way, it
Speaker 20: cooks more evenly.
Speaker 1: I can cooks. Are you taking the backbone out or
Speaker 1: are you just basically breaking it the ribs and all
Speaker 1: that stuff and scrunching it down.
Speaker 21: So you you cut the back bone out, which is
Speaker 21: so you're cutting the spine out.
Speaker 20: It's really kind of nasty.
Speaker 21: And you take it out all the way down to
Speaker 21: the tailbone right, which is not It's not easy. I'm
Speaker 21: not kidding you on a turkey because those bones are thick.
Speaker 21: And once you yank that out, I will tell you
Speaker 21: roast it up and make a gravy out of it.
Speaker 20: Who it's delicious.
Speaker 21: But then you then you have to break the chest bone,
Speaker 21: so you kind of do chest compressions on it.
Speaker 20: You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 21: You could so you kind of push down on it
Speaker 21: from the meaty part of the breast the clavicle or
Speaker 21: with clasical what's the center sternam Some doctors nurses are
Speaker 21: like driving their cars about their wrecks.
Speaker 20: The wrong thing, but you crunch it.
Speaker 1: There's some little boy right now going to do this
Speaker 1: to his little sister.
Speaker 21: In my Like last year, I made my oldest son
Speaker 21: do it for me because he's nice and strong and
Speaker 21: you know, like just push down really hard and you hear.
Speaker 20: It's kind of icky. But you know, any lays what?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 20: How do you use good tips?
Speaker 2: I have to try that.
Speaker 1: How many? How many people are going to be dying
Speaker 1: at your establishment?
Speaker 21: I think we had about eleven. We just went up
Speaker 21: in numbers today. My sister texts me, it's like, hey,
Speaker 21: do you mind if sowing soakons? Like yeah, su or whatever,
Speaker 21: so I'll figure out where to put them.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 20: You know, it's no big girl, I'd rather look. Do
Speaker 20: you guys do this? This is what we do.
Speaker 21: We are making a ridiculous amount of food. Like we
Speaker 21: make so much extra turkey because we like love to
Speaker 21: eat it for days and days and days and the snakes,
Speaker 21: Like I make a real whole turkey. My husband makes
Speaker 21: just a big turkey breast, but I'm making a fourteen
Speaker 21: pound turkey. He's making a fourteen pound breast.
Speaker 20: Wow, and there are eleven of us.
Speaker 2: I am a believer that Thanksgiving, especially the turkey is
Speaker 2: better multiple days after actual Thanksgiving when sits in the
Speaker 2: in the band with the gravy and stuff.
Speaker 1: That turkey ain't nothing better.
Speaker 2: So yeah, more make it all everything.
Speaker 20: I love it all. Turkey soup, it's great. I love it.
Speaker 20: So you sit there, you want extras? You want leftovers?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah absolutely, yea, so we're actually so we're
Speaker 2: all get plenty of left Yeah.
Speaker 1: See there's the stuffing I can eat. I can eat
Speaker 1: that leftover stuffing for days.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 21: That's like you know, like do you do you do
Speaker 21: a bread stuffing?
Speaker 20: Corn bread? What do you do?
Speaker 1: I used to do bread, but it was it was
Speaker 1: EM's Bakery. And you remember this Tanya at Finley M's
Speaker 1: Bakery that was down there. Every year they had this
Speaker 1: they had their bread stuffing mix that was outstanding. And
Speaker 1: so they don't that place to close. So now I
Speaker 1: just use the old Carriage Hill or whatever that is.
Speaker 1: And Pepperage Farm kind of Peppridge Farm. Yeah yeah that
Speaker 1: uh just people love that.
Speaker 20: Yeah, like I love it. I love peppers Farm and
Speaker 20: love stove Top.
Speaker 21: I'm like, go for it, buddy, whatever it takes, let
Speaker 21: me tell you something that your favorite outside of Turkey, right,
Speaker 21: that's what you love more.
Speaker 1: Than I stuffed the bird.
Speaker 2: I actually I do stuff the bird now, I'm a
Speaker 2: I'm aye. My mom makes good uh yams, sweet potatoes,
Speaker 2: yam absolutely absolutely she does that for U for Thanksgiving
Speaker 2: and then for Christmas she makes German potato salad that
Speaker 2: has been passed down from like my great grandparents. I'm
Speaker 2: talking like vinegary enough to just like puffer your face
Speaker 2: right the best?
Speaker 20: Yes, tell your mom we'd like to try.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll bring some in. Yeah yeah, I oh no,
Speaker 2: I mean I was gonna bring you in for but
Speaker 2: now I'll bring something for.
Speaker 1: You come up here. When you come you little flirting
Speaker 1: sessions with Willie and uh and.
Speaker 20: How would you call that? That's what you call that?
Speaker 2: That's what he called it.
Speaker 21: I was pretty sure that wasn't what I called it annoying?
Speaker 21: What would it well, what kind of like amount of
Speaker 21: food did it take to feed you? I don't know
Speaker 21: if your brothers and sisters. I'm assuming your brothers to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, I I just said I just had one sister.
Speaker 2: She's what nine years younger than me? But uh, back
Speaker 2: in the you're.
Speaker 21: Like enormous and not like you're not a big factory.
Speaker 21: You're giant though, how.
Speaker 20: Much she'd like What was it like to have to
Speaker 20: feed you on Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: I mean just like you talk to my mom about
Speaker 2: weekly grocery bills like when I was in high school
Speaker 2: and stuff. I mean, just forget it, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: couldn't couldn't eat enough, right, you burn calories, couldn't need enough.
Speaker 2: So yeah, Thanksgiving, we we we put it down and
Speaker 2: now we got you know, it's between I got, I
Speaker 2: got three boys. My sister has two boys. Just boys everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's like my sister, my mom, and my wife. That's it.
Speaker 2: Even all the animals are boys. So it's you know,
Speaker 2: it's one of those deals. But nevertheless it's a great
Speaker 2: thanks Yes, ladies, Yes, we did not wet to just
Speaker 2: get a cat, though the other day we got a cat,
Speaker 2: which is a female, just to break up the you
Speaker 2: got a cat cat? I know, I didn't want to tell. Yes, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we just came out. No, my kids named it Coco
Speaker 2: because it's black.
Speaker 20: Okay, black cat cat.
Speaker 2: Coco the cat. He's actually cool. See he's a kitten. Now,
Speaker 2: kittens are awesome, you know. Problem with kittens they turned
Speaker 2: into cats.
Speaker 1: And it's a female. So guess what female cat? Correct?
Speaker 2: No, that's gonna go to the Bob Barker. Yes, there
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 20: Uh, there you go.
Speaker 1: Okay, the with that, Tanya, we will let you go.
Speaker 1: You have yourself a great thanks Giving guys.
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving, tonya, thank you.
Speaker 20: Have a great one.
Speaker 21: And let's hope that we don't get indigestion starting around
Speaker 21: eight o'clock at night that night.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, guys, Yeah, because you got
Speaker 2: to change out of your Thanksgiving outfit into your Lucky
Speaker 2: Bengals outfit. Right.
Speaker 21: There are no Lucky Bengals outfits. It's your guys, there
Speaker 21: are none. There are no. I'm wearing lounge wear and
Speaker 21: pajamas at that point with a nice, you know, comfy waistband.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm learned in a bottle of shardinay with
Speaker 1: a with a straw and it just going this sucks.
Speaker 20: I'm just mainlining it at that point.
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Speaker 2: This is great. I learned about what's it called not
Speaker 2: scratch cockings, spatch cock splash cocky. I learned about that. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: I learned something to say. The Eddian Rocky Show is
Speaker 2: very educational.
Speaker 1: I've always heard about it. For me, I didn't really
Speaker 1: I knew it was something about taking the backbone out
Speaker 1: of a turn, but I still couldn't even talking to
Speaker 1: Tanya was like, why I get a bone saw and
Speaker 1: cut the damn backbone out of it?
Speaker 2: Turkey gets some sharp like good pair of scissors, rough man.
Speaker 2: I mean essentially removing the parts, some of the parts
Speaker 2: that you can't eat, which probably helps the cooking of
Speaker 2: it and makes it a little more even, yeh, smash
Speaker 2: it down. I would try that. I wouldn't do it.
Speaker 1: Put a bunch of jumping the inside of the bird,
Speaker 1: shoving the oven for four hours.
Speaker 2: So you actually put the stuffing in the turkey? Yes,
Speaker 2: I do? And now how does that? Is it mushier
Speaker 2: like that? I like my stuffing like not real mushy.
Speaker 1: It's kind of again it's it's mushy. But see, but
Speaker 1: you have a bunch of it sticking out of the
Speaker 1: turkey's butt, so that part gets crunchy. So you mix
Speaker 1: it all together like eating this stuff, you have to
Speaker 1: clean that part really well.
Speaker 2: I bet, I bet? So what else do you make
Speaker 2: sure you're since you're the big cook here?
Speaker 1: Uh oh that's all I know. I make mashed potatoes,
Speaker 1: But do you make them like really peel the potatoes
Speaker 1: and you know absolutely? Okay, a little mixture out the
Speaker 1: lumps in the right. See something I read a long time.
Speaker 1: It's something I read a while back. Let me school you. Uh,
Speaker 1: you don't use a mixer. I used to always use
Speaker 1: a mixer. You use one of those hand hampers. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because it messes up, it releases too much. Start if
Speaker 1: you if you use the mix, because it's just pulverizing it. Right, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: well you know what, I I don't care it starts, dude.
Speaker 1: You put enough butter, enough butter and cream in there.
Speaker 1: I don't care if there's any starts in it.
Speaker 2: Your favorite ingredient, salt.
Speaker 1: I put a little bit of salt there. I put
Speaker 1: some pepper in there.
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving, Like, do you require like a gallon of water
Speaker 2: next to you to eat the meal with other salt
Speaker 2: you put in else?
Speaker 1: The salt, the salt in the turkey when you Brian,
Speaker 1: it kind of just goes away. Okay, at least I
Speaker 1: tell mysew that right. But there's a lot of salt
Speaker 1: in the potatoes.
Speaker 2: And I love salt.
Speaker 1: And uh and DeBie usually makes some kind of greens,
Speaker 1: probably green beans, because that's what the boys will eat.
Speaker 1: And but she'll toss bacon and ham or something there
Speaker 1: and that'll that'll sald it up a little bit. Have
Speaker 1: some fresh baked rolls, off you go.
Speaker 10: And uh.
Speaker 1: She she got a key lime pie for the four
Speaker 1: of us that's about the size of a friggin manhole cover.
Speaker 1: Was like, who do you think is going to eat that?
Speaker 1: Like Costco or something. She got it at Kroger.
Speaker 2: She goes, I like it.
Speaker 1: I could have gotten two smaller ones, but I was like,
Speaker 1: we don't eat a whole pie. I don't care how
Speaker 1: big it is, but it was the price was good,
Speaker 1: so I got it. Might be having some leftover key
Speaker 1: lime pie. I don't know you were a key lime
Speaker 1: pie guy. I know what he dessert usually, and he
Speaker 1: asked me, and I said, we.
Speaker 2: Do pumpkin and then the chocolate chocolate like jello, the
Speaker 2: whipped cream line. Oh that's good. Yeah yeah, yeah yeah.
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Speaker 15: Joe Burrow confirms he's going to be starting this Thursday night.
Speaker 15: This is the four o'clock report. I'm Matt Reese breaking
Speaker 15: now we're hearing it from Joe Burrow himself. He will
Speaker 15: be starting Thanksgiving night after missing nine games because of
Speaker 15: his turf toe injury.
Speaker 13: Trust the decision makers, and trust the medical people and
Speaker 13: everybody that was involved in the decision making. And you know,
Speaker 13: I thought we made a good decision. And now this
Speaker 13: week we'll be rid up, ready to go.
Speaker 15: The Bengals have paid a high price for his injury,
Speaker 15: a record of three and eight. Now Burrow looking forward
Speaker 15: to getting back into the lineup.
Speaker 13: It's always tough when you're not out there and you
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Speaker 15: with the low thirty two. The Federal Bureau of Investigation
Speaker 15: now involved in the case of that video involving six
Speaker 15: Democrats who are veterans of the military and intelligence community.
Speaker 15: They are urging troops to ignore illegal orders. Here's ABC
Speaker 15: Stephen Portnoy.
Speaker 25: Sources say the FBI is aiming to schedule interviews with
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Speaker 25: thorough review of Senator Mark Kelly's conduct and is looking
Speaker 25: at possibly recalling the retired Navy captain to active duty
Speaker 25: to face military punishment. The Democrats insist their video urging
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Speaker 26: Kelly is really responding with tough language. He's essentially saying, look,
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Speaker 26: shuttle missions, I commanded space shuttle missions. My wife, who
Speaker 26: represented at the time was Representative Gabby Giffords was shot
Speaker 26: in an active gunshot violence and he has essentially given
Speaker 26: so much of his life, he says, to protecting and
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Speaker 26: to fight.
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Speaker 15: New Richmond proposing legislation to revoke it after the Ohio
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Speaker 1: We're talking about your Thanksgiving horror stories. We don't want
Speaker 1: to hear anything about Well, my uncle Bob was over
Speaker 1: here and I really drunk, and he drove into a
Speaker 1: tree on the way home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or let's leave just right, fell asleep and died
Speaker 2: in the chair right back.
Speaker 1: But he was watching the football game. And then my
Speaker 1: aunt Gladys tried to wake him up and he just
Speaker 1: didn't us. But your stories five, three, seven, nine, seven,
Speaker 1: and eight hundred, the big one, let's get right to him.
Speaker 1: We got Wendy's been holding for a little bit. A
Speaker 1: Wendy in Loveland.
Speaker 18: What do you have, Hey, I'm a nurse at University
Speaker 18: Hospital working in the trauma center in the er, and
Speaker 18: one Thanksgiving we had a very very drunk man who
Speaker 18: came into the er with a fork stuck in his chest,
Speaker 18: in his heart, and it was beating every time he.
Speaker 28: His heart beat and he had to.
Speaker 18: Go to the oar and he luckily survived all this.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so, well the things.
Speaker 1: That people do when do we got to ask was
Speaker 1: it was the fork stuck there by someone else or
Speaker 1: did he stick it in himself?
Speaker 18: Wow, it was a little family feud over the turkey
Speaker 18: not being done correctly.
Speaker 2: Bid. Yeah, that's it was great. So now was it
Speaker 2: like a normal fork or was like the fork you
Speaker 2: used to get the turkey that has the two very
Speaker 2: very sharp prongs.
Speaker 3: Yep, that would go.
Speaker 22: And it was just beatn away a nice heart beat.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: So did it actually puncture his heart?
Speaker 18: Yeah, it actually punctured his heart went through because there
Speaker 18: was no other way that we could see his heart beating.
Speaker 18: If it didn't go through, they had to take him
Speaker 18: immediately to the operating room and uh plug those holds
Speaker 18: up to save them.
Speaker 10: To us.
Speaker 1: See, that's what I was wondering. So he did he
Speaker 1: walk in into his own power? Did somebody have to
Speaker 1: get a wheelchair? I was gonna say, well, I'm just
Speaker 1: curious about this.
Speaker 18: She came by squad.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well, well thanks Wendy.
Speaker 2: That's that.
Speaker 1: That's an interesting little prospect there. Yeah, I'm glad you
Speaker 1: asked that because I was thinking of a dinner fork.
Speaker 1: But man, that big giant fork that you would use.
Speaker 2: The almost to be worse because don't take a hell
Speaker 2: of a lot of pressure and velocity of puncture. But
Speaker 2: that that little lord.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to Robbie and Cincinnati. Hey Robbie, thanks for
Speaker 1: holding What do you have?
Speaker 29: Well, I've got nothing as nearly as you know, good
Speaker 29: as that. But our record right now stands at three
Speaker 29: cruisers that come to the family gathering. All right, that
Speaker 29: my stepson's house.
Speaker 1: Beautiful day.
Speaker 29: Uh, he's out, he's trying a couple of turkeys. My
Speaker 29: stepdaughter brings her date to the party, which he let's
Speaker 29: just say, he was rot So they decide they're going
Speaker 29: to leave. Well, her date is out in his car
Speaker 29: rolling one up while all the kids were running around,
Speaker 29: and my step son sees this and to ask him
Speaker 29: what are you doing?
Speaker 9: What are you I mean? And they get into it.
Speaker 29: Well, you know, this gentleman is setting in his car
Speaker 29: behind the steering wheel. He decides to put in reverse.
Speaker 29: He hits three cars in the way out of the driveway,
Speaker 29: you know, off the relatives cars. He's playing bumper pool
Speaker 29: with them, and then you know, we're in this country
Speaker 29: back round. He takes off down the road and I'm
Speaker 29: in the house. I'm not even really sure what's going on.
Speaker 29: I come walking out.
Speaker 9: We got three cruisers. Everybody's going nuts.
Speaker 29: And that was on Thanksgiving. Wow, the record stands right
Speaker 29: now at three cruisers.
Speaker 2: Are three damaged vehicles.
Speaker 1: Okay, what happened with what had happened with the boyfriend?
Speaker 29: Well, he ended up, they got him and he went
Speaker 29: to jail. And you know, I just went through all
Speaker 29: the court proceedings and stuff like that. But it was
Speaker 29: an interesting day.
Speaker 2: That'll do it.
Speaker 30: Wow.
Speaker 1: And yeah, yes, sir, thanks Robbie your stories five win, three, seven, four, nine, seven,
Speaker 1: eight hundred the big one. And there was a shoot,
Speaker 1: I'll bet you, oh, easily fifteen years ago. As it
Speaker 1: was the Thanksgiving after my mother had passed away and
Speaker 1: she had died in the spring, and my sister, because
Speaker 1: I always had at mom's house, so my sister was
Speaker 1: going to carry on the drishner at her house. And
Speaker 1: uh so we were getting ready to leave our house
Speaker 1: here and she lives just north of Dayton, and so
Speaker 1: we're getting getting the kids. The kids were little, and
Speaker 1: we're getting to everybody gathered up and had already packed
Speaker 1: the car with everything we needed. And she said, you
Speaker 1: know what, I left the whatever deviled eggs down in
Speaker 1: the fridge in the basement. I said, all right, get those.
Speaker 1: We're good to go. So she comes down there and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, here, could you come here a minute?
Speaker 1: I was like, what does this have to do with me?
Speaker 1: Bring the damn eggs up. I I'm walking down the
Speaker 1: steps and it was all carpeting down there, and I
Speaker 1: took one step because the lights weren't on, and all
Speaker 1: I heard was I mean I didn't I heard splash.
Speaker 1: It was even wish. Yeah, there was about two inches
Speaker 1: of water. It was like ankle deep water about I
Speaker 1: mean literally almost the whole basement. And I have no idea. Well,
Speaker 1: what had happened is a tree root had gotten into
Speaker 1: a storm drain and it had rained a lot and
Speaker 1: so overnight and then it backed up into the basement.
Speaker 1: And I mean, I was, we can't like this here.
Speaker 2: I've had a flooded base. Awful man, And it was
Speaker 2: around this, actually it was later. I want to say.
Speaker 2: It was almost like around the holidays New January February.
Speaker 2: But it's freezing cold and you're hauling all this stuff out.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yes, the worst. So yeah, but I had
Speaker 2: to call my sister and let me explain what happened.
Speaker 2: I needs to say. My sister was a little bummed.
Speaker 2: But gotta do what you gotta do.
Speaker 24: You do.
Speaker 1: And I'm trying to think of any when I was
Speaker 1: a when I was a kid, though, every year it
Speaker 1: was a mom and dad's house and we would go
Speaker 1: in the backyard and play football. Yeah, we get a
Speaker 1: little touch additional little touch game going out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: My sister was just talking about it the other day.
Speaker 1: She said she found a bunch of old pictures of
Speaker 1: us out there playing. Yeah, and uh, I mean but like, yeah,
Speaker 1: sister in law, who was always kind of the you
Speaker 1: know that one, right, I'm gonna go out there. I
Speaker 1: know I'd like to play. If we're not playing football,
Speaker 1: we're goofing around. Let's just go out there and act
Speaker 1: like we're playing.
Speaker 2: We like each other.
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'll stand here and help your mom with
Speaker 1: the cooking. And then she would just sit there wanting
Speaker 1: to right, let's talk to Amy. What's going on? Amy?
Speaker 2: How you doing?
Speaker 22: I'm doing well, love your show, guys, thank you.
Speaker 14: A few years back, the day before Thanksgiving, the water
Speaker 14: goes out, and of course there's no plumbers available on Thanksgiving,
Speaker 14: so we had to take a few tea kettle bats
Speaker 14: for a few days until we could get the water
Speaker 14: heat replace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's doing and and thanks going with them. That's
Speaker 1: that's like you're like if your furnace is stopped, yeah,
Speaker 1: on a holiday.
Speaker 2: Well, one time we've had We're this is years ago,
Speaker 2: but I was at a town calling college football and
Speaker 2: it was like a super cold day and you know,
Speaker 2: we run on propane. Oh, we ran out of propane.
Speaker 2: So it was literally Kelly and like my oldest son,
Speaker 2: who was like brand new literally yeah, I mean it
Speaker 2: was like one right and yeah yeah, so we had
Speaker 2: had to get out of there, and you know it
Speaker 2: was a mess. That was my fault.
Speaker 1: That's where you hit to mom and Dad's house, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: right there. Yeah, yeah, with that will take more of
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Speaker 1: Talking about Thanksgiving stories, Thanksgiving gone a little sideways on
Speaker 1: you get right to your calls and talk to Matt
Speaker 1: in South Dakota. Hey, Matt, what's going on?
Speaker 31: How's it going level to thank you guys? You guys
Speaker 31: are kind of like brothers.
Speaker 1: It's well, kind of well, I like that because Matt
Speaker 1: I'm willing to have to be his dad. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: but Matt Price, yes, yes, Well.
Speaker 31: A few follows are Colleen, Thanksgiving to go. My wife
Speaker 31: went to the other side of the state and I
Speaker 31: had to work the next day. So a friend of
Speaker 31: mine is kind of a personal tragedy of sorts.
Speaker 3: We went to his house, uh kind of got a little.
Speaker 31: And vibed with uh fireballs and whiskey and all sorts
Speaker 31: of stuff that I really didn't know what I was doing.
Speaker 10: And then he.
Speaker 31: Was showing me how he was cooking the turkey, and
Speaker 31: it was this We actually ended up going to having
Speaker 31: the turkey dinner. The food was delicious, and I was
Speaker 31: talking to his grandma artist his girlfriend's grandma or something,
Speaker 31: and I blacked out, and the next thing I know,
Speaker 31: I'm at the hospital. And then later that evening once
Speaker 31: I you know, everything got kind of such good food,
Speaker 31: and I had to revisit my thanksgivings later that month.
Speaker 3: So yeah, personal tragedy.
Speaker 1: Well that's uh, you know, we'll be and uh and
Speaker 1: thanks Matt. You get a little deep into the fireball
Speaker 1: and the whiskey. It's happened to many, that'll that'll happen
Speaker 1: to him.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: Hey, Rick in northern Kentucky, what's going on, buddy?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 2: How are you guys doing good?
Speaker 23: Good?
Speaker 10: I love your show. Yeah, a few years ago when
Speaker 10: turkey friars were kind of and then my uncle brings
Speaker 10: two gallons of some beautiful comade wine. We start drinking.
Speaker 1: Well, we h crap, we lost Rick. Uh, let's uh,
Speaker 1: let's get to Kurt and Madisonville. Right quick, Hey, Kurt,
Speaker 1: what's going on?
Speaker 2: Buddy man?
Speaker 20: He gues, happy holidays cheers.
Speaker 32: About three years ago, I had a whole bunch of
Speaker 32: people that were coming over the house to thanksgetting, and uh,
Speaker 32: you know, they were going to bring most of the
Speaker 32: sides and what not, but turned on the other little
Speaker 32: that bird right on in there walked away, thinking okay,
Speaker 32: I'll check this. About an hour and a half later,
Speaker 32: I said to check on the oven had gone out.
Speaker 10: Oh I got this.
Speaker 32: We're all bird sitting in the uh in the oven
Speaker 32: in no way he took off thing. So luckily Bob.
Speaker 10: Evans will.
Speaker 32: Talked about one hundred dollars to feed four people from
Speaker 32: Bob Evans on Thanksgiving. Uh so that ain't up costing
Speaker 32: me about three hundred. Uh yeah, good times. And I
Speaker 32: hadn't get used a new oven?
Speaker 2: Oh man?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are people deep trying the turkeys as much as they
Speaker 2: use did? Like you said a few years back, I
Speaker 2: don't know that was a thing. I had never heard
Speaker 2: of it until ten years ago to be popular. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it is now anymore or not. I've
Speaker 2: never had it, but I would love to.
Speaker 1: It's good man, I bet got me anything. You try
Speaker 1: a tire and it probably takes Yeah, you can, obviously
Speaker 1: you can, Like you said, you can put anything you
Speaker 1: want in there. But the turkey thing she got me,
Speaker 1: uh a turkey fryar for Christmas one year crab. I've
Speaker 1: it's been fifteen years ago.
Speaker 5: And I did it once.
Speaker 1: I did it once and it was it was perfect.
Speaker 1: Then I did it again and I put too much
Speaker 1: oil in it, and that oil just boils up out
Speaker 1: of there, man, and it's everywhere.
Speaker 2: Oh god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the turkey got kind of uh saturated with oil
Speaker 1: and stuff. It was not a pretty picture.
Speaker 20: And I heard that.
Speaker 2: The main thing is you got to get rid of
Speaker 2: the oil. And got like gallons of that.
Speaker 1: Stuff right, a ton of peanut oil in your hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know what I mean, like property in some
Speaker 2: woods where you can go correct dispose of it. You're screwed.
Speaker 1: So coming up here, thanks for everybody's call, but coming
Speaker 1: up here, we're going to switch gears. And we got
Speaker 1: a guest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got you know, actually three local high school
Speaker 2: football teams that are making their way trying to make
Speaker 2: it to the state finals. I mean we will next
Speaker 2: after the news. Have Evan Dryer the head coach of
Speaker 2: Anderson had there thirteen to o their third consecutive trip
Speaker 2: to this the state semifinals, and we're going to talk
Speaker 2: to him next.
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Speaker 2: Yes, and Ed, you know we love high school football
Speaker 2: here in this town. And what a luxury here. We
Speaker 2: got actually three local teams that are going to the
Speaker 2: state semifinals. Of course, Saint Max is going to play
Speaker 2: Middletown after beating outre last week. Indian Hill is going
Speaker 2: in Division four. In Division two, a team that's actually
Speaker 2: making their third consecutive trip to the state semifinals, that
Speaker 2: is the thirteen And oh Anderson Raptors, how about that
Speaker 2: and join us on the show right now? Is they're
Speaker 2: a great head coach Evan Dryer. Coach Dryer, how are you.
Speaker 32: Great?
Speaker 9: We had a great practice this morning. I had a
Speaker 9: great walk through talking to you guys. It's a great
Speaker 9: way to finish off the school week before we head
Speaker 9: into a little bit Thanksgiving break.
Speaker 2: And now to that point, coach, I know you guys
Speaker 2: have you do some a little unique certainly in high school.
Speaker 2: You have your practices in the morning, correct, But what
Speaker 2: time do they start? And how's that go.
Speaker 29: So we started five to fifty three. We lost by
Speaker 29: seven points last year. We used to start at six am.
Speaker 29: Now it's five fifty three, And it's just one of
Speaker 29: those things that I just thought it needed to be
Speaker 29: said and and there needed to be some actions after
Speaker 29: losing last year. So we practiced in the morning and
Speaker 29: then after school we have a walk through film session.
Speaker 29: And it's been really good for us and our coaches
Speaker 29: and my family lifestyle.
Speaker 9: So everything's been going well when we start this process
Speaker 9: and it's very different, and our parents have to be
Speaker 9: invested and love it to get their kids up and early,
Speaker 9: away from theirself phone in the morning. So it's been
Speaker 9: good for us.
Speaker 1: So coach, let me ask you initially, how long you
Speaker 1: been doing this for one thing?
Speaker 9: So this is our third year.
Speaker 29: Started off as a like a heat precautionary in like
Speaker 29: August September, and then.
Speaker 9: The kids liked it because they can go to after
Speaker 9: school events. It's really heat in that fashion. I don't
Speaker 9: fight the volleyball girls, soccer, boys soccer events in the fall.
Speaker 9: They get free time and it's freed me up to
Speaker 9: be home that dinner with my wife and kids. So
Speaker 9: from a famable perspective, football perspective. It's been working out,
Speaker 9: and it's been good for three years so far.
Speaker 2: I would absolutely love that. By the way, I'm a
Speaker 2: morning guy. That'd be great. You get your afternoon and
Speaker 2: evenings free. But but but, coach, I mean you're thirteen
Speaker 2: to know you just if you did Trotwood Madison last week,
Speaker 2: which is a really good team, and talk about this you,
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken, you have punted just seven times
Speaker 2: total this entire year.
Speaker 9: Seven times we've had to kick the ball. That means
Speaker 9: the punt. The punter is the quarterback rock and that
Speaker 9: means offense failure.
Speaker 3: And we have to get a little bit better.
Speaker 2: And I just I just love the fact that.
Speaker 9: You come to a game of Anderson. I don't want
Speaker 9: you to miss out on anything. Don't go to the restroom,
Speaker 9: don't go to the consententive stand. You got to watch
Speaker 9: all four plays and see what happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you do you guys go up tempo too, correct.
Speaker 9: Yeah, We're gonna try to snap it about right around
Speaker 9: thirteen to fifteen seconds this year. We've only average right
Speaker 9: around my seventy three to seventy five plays last year,
Speaker 9: right around eighty one and our kids love it and
Speaker 9: our fans loved it so far and calling the plays
Speaker 9: is it's really really fun for us and how.
Speaker 6: We do it.
Speaker 2: And Kach and Evan Dryer, a head coach of Anderson,
Speaker 2: join us on the show right now talking about the
Speaker 2: state semifinal game. And that'll be a coach. He'll be
Speaker 2: seven pm at Crew Stadium in Columbus. Just described to
Speaker 2: folks out there listening your team, like what makes them
Speaker 2: special in your opinion. I know your quarterback Owen scaff had,
Speaker 2: I think it was over four hundred yards and five
Speaker 2: touchdowns last week. But just talk a little bit about
Speaker 2: your team, the strengths and what you like about him.
Speaker 9: I really you know, as an offensive mind, as a
Speaker 9: head coach, I really like where our defense is at.
Speaker 9: We have four returning linebackers that all played last year.
Speaker 9: You got ready Coon commit to air force on one edge,
Speaker 9: and you have Antoine Higgins and the other. And then
Speaker 9: you have unbelievably two senior linebackers that do a great job,
Speaker 9: Ree Baker and Tanner Holt inside and that's where I
Speaker 9: think our defense starts. And then you have a Salston
Speaker 9: four star dB. You got Kamari Tyet three star d B,
Speaker 9: and then Mark Madden and Jay Rod Like we have
Speaker 9: a bunch of athletic guys that are playing really well
Speaker 9: and healthy at this time of the year. And then
Speaker 9: we have a young d line that has grown throughout
Speaker 9: the year, and I think that's helped her offense be
Speaker 9: able to develop. Like we only had one returning and
Speaker 9: starter on offense, and we had one other receiver, Cooper
Speaker 9: Captain that played, so everybody had to find their little
Speaker 9: niche in like what we can do the strengths and
Speaker 9: weaknesses on offense. And Owen being a ball boy for
Speaker 9: the last six years when I've gotten a job. Now
Speaker 9: he's a junior and watched his brother play. He knows
Speaker 9: what it takes to be a Anderson quarterback and distribute
Speaker 9: the football. And that's the fun of it right now
Speaker 9: is we got a great senior class that honestly stains
Speaker 9: physicians and it worked well together our junior class that's
Speaker 9: played a lot of football. When you play a lot
Speaker 9: of football, we've played fifteen games last year, who played sixteen?
Speaker 9: Now we're heading the game fourteen. It's like just playing
Speaker 9: football year round. It's been awesome for our kids in
Speaker 9: our program to keep developing so we can have a
Speaker 9: little bit more deaths as we got through this season.
Speaker 2: Coach, here's a question, were you obviously you know kids
Speaker 2: these days the attention spans are shorter. That's probably derived
Speaker 2: from all the swipe being on the social media and stuff.
Speaker 2: But I mean, here you are, thirteen games, getting ready
Speaker 2: to play your fourteenth game. What have you found can
Speaker 2: can that works well to keep kids, you know, younger
Speaker 2: kids dialed in for the long grind of a season.
Speaker 9: I think we only practiced for a right around hour
Speaker 9: ten minutes. We left weights Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
Speaker 9: throughout the season. That's one thing I will say, boys
Speaker 9: love and upper body pump just like they did in
Speaker 9: nineteen eighty five straight.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I still get mine, coach.
Speaker 9: Boys will love that. And I like how we're doing
Speaker 9: everything for that kind of making sure our body's are
Speaker 9: right or mind's are right. But if you practice longer
Speaker 9: than ninety minutes nowadays, it's just as a coach, you're
Speaker 9: just gonna keep getting frustrated to the intensive span and
Speaker 9: uh like on the old practice sheet, there's you can
Speaker 9: get water anytime during a practice, but there is not
Speaker 9: a five minute sheet, a five minute break time, and
Speaker 9: we don't waste time a lot on uh warm up.
Speaker 9: You got to warm up for like three to five
Speaker 9: minutes uh and just go from there like you can't
Speaker 9: spend the old calistens and jumping jacks. I truly feel
Speaker 9: kids tend to span. Uh. We'll lose it real quick
Speaker 9: by counting numbers and because it's slower than what they're
Speaker 9: they're accustomed to during the school day.
Speaker 1: Nice well, coach, what can you tell us about your
Speaker 1: opponent on Friday night to Sunbury? Sunbury big Walnut.
Speaker 29: Uh.
Speaker 9: So they have all State running back and all he's
Speaker 9: also All State center fielder. He's he's amazing. We got
Speaker 9: to stop Burly at quarterback. Eli's the quarterback. They're both juniors.
Speaker 9: We saw him last year. They they are they're run
Speaker 9: game by their old line. They're all six two riding
Speaker 9: around two sixty five U seventy five. It's an explosive
Speaker 9: running attack. And then on D line they have an
Speaker 9: Ohio State offer kid at D tackle. They have another
Speaker 9: all Stated tackle, so we gotta be able to contain
Speaker 9: them to blind the scrimmage. And then on the back end,
Speaker 9: it's uh they have a receiver that plays corner, they
Speaker 9: have a safety that plays running back as well, So
Speaker 9: like everybody is really really good and they don't give
Speaker 9: up big plays like they just they are who they are.
Speaker 9: And that's where like a great program is. It's like
Speaker 9: they didn't.
Speaker 3: Change from last year this year.
Speaker 9: They're keeping doing fundamental things. And that's the one thing
Speaker 9: I love when you watch great programs like that defense
Speaker 9: doesn't change its samee next.
Speaker 29: From year to year. They do the same thing over
Speaker 29: and over again. That is why they're really good year
Speaker 29: and year out.
Speaker 9: Like that's the part where people have to understand, Like
Speaker 9: when you watch football, Big Walnut is really good because
Speaker 9: they have a program they set to it, kids bought
Speaker 9: in and you can see development from one.
Speaker 2: Year in the neet awesome well goes. You know think
Speaker 2: a lot of you. I think you do a great job.
Speaker 2: We'll encourage folks out there if you got nothing going on,
Speaker 2: we'll see some great high school football action. Go to
Speaker 2: Cruz Stadium in Columbus. H Anderson v. Big Walnut and coach.
Speaker 2: I know you were close last year, but uh, I
Speaker 2: think you guys can go all the way this year.
Speaker 2: I want to wish your best luck.
Speaker 9: What's your best luck? Happy Thanksgiving? Turn us on spectrum
Speaker 9: on Friday night. I'm telling you you're gonna watch love
Speaker 9: it and the ball is gonna be snapped. You're gonna
Speaker 9: love watching our attacking defense. I hope everybody's to saddy, uh,
Speaker 9: which is good luck to Indian Hills, saynex the Northern
Speaker 9: Kentucky teams. God bless high school football and happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Amen, thanks your coach.
Speaker 1: H Seah. What what is it about the water in
Speaker 1: this area?
Speaker 10: Man?
Speaker 1: The one of these high school these these programs are second.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and yeah, we've we've been remiss and mentioning a
Speaker 2: lot of the great high school teams in Kentucky and
Speaker 2: Indiana that are you know, making some runs themselves. So
Speaker 2: uh now it's uh, it's great. This is the birthplace
Speaker 2: of football. It really is, you know, talking about certainly
Speaker 2: pro football in Canton, Ohio in the early places where
Speaker 2: this game kind of originated and you go back to
Speaker 2: the Pop Warner days and you know, like what he
Speaker 2: meant to the game. So yeah, it's right here. This
Speaker 2: is kind of the the Garden of Eden, if you will,
Speaker 2: of football.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because when people talk about high school football in
Speaker 1: the in America, they generally talk about Texas obviously Florida.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the arguments, I've gotten an NFL locker room for
Speaker 2: Texas football.
Speaker 1: Better know right right on tri State man is in
Speaker 1: a spot on right on par Congrats kids, keep it
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Speaker 11: Is it true Tom Brenneman was the bass player in
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Speaker 1: After the top of the hour, We're going to be
Speaker 1: talking to our relationship expert, Eddie and Rocky's kind of
Speaker 1: the show's girlfriend. We love Jen Stires. Jen Stiers is
Speaker 1: the best, best and she she loves her some. Eddie
Speaker 1: and Rocky. She sends me cute cat videos that she
Speaker 1: says reminds me.
Speaker 2: Of you guys.
Speaker 1: That's funny, and I have to tell her like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're kind of right. Yeah, it's those cute things where
Speaker 1: they make the cats look like they're talking. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's what it is. It's two cats who are
Speaker 1: on a radio show and all they do is.
Speaker 2: If she lived in town, I could see us they
Speaker 2: like grabbing lunch like once every two weeks and just gossiping, and.
Speaker 1: Oh for sure, Oh no, it would be one of
Speaker 1: those things where our wives would be like because if
Speaker 1: you haven't ever seen Jenn Styers, she's a very attractive one.
Speaker 1: So I can see our wives going, oh, you guys
Speaker 1: are going out to lunch again with Jen.
Speaker 2: Yeah she was the last time he took me to lunch.
Speaker 2: Will lunch with gen every week? Right, Well he's interesting, right,
Speaker 2: did you Why didn't you get a match making business?
Speaker 2: And we'll talk right right, but anyways, going to talk
Speaker 2: about dating through the holidays and the ins and outs
Speaker 2: of that whole process, and we've all been there, yes
Speaker 2: until then, how about this, I'll just read you that,
Speaker 2: or we'll go for an unemployed Italian man. Okay, you know,
Speaker 2: unemployed guy. That's not good. So he needs to find
Speaker 2: a way to make some money. So he comes up
Speaker 2: with a plan. He dresses up as his dead mother
Speaker 2: and I mean you see the picture here right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess, I mean lipstick like a pearl necklace on,
Speaker 2: and goes in and fraudulously, fraudulently claims her pension benefit
Speaker 2: in a bizarre case dubbed as the Missus doubt Fires scandal.
Speaker 2: This guy, he's fifty six years old and unemployed nurse
Speaker 2: again in Italy. He managed to pocket thousands of euros
Speaker 2: before his ruse was actually exposed. But bob making the
Speaker 2: case all the more weird is the fact that he
Speaker 2: allegedly concealed his mother's body at home and kept it
Speaker 2: so long that eventually became mummified. Now that's the extra
Speaker 2: weird part, I guess, because then you could claim, well, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know where she went, she went off somewhere, but yeah,
Speaker 1: she hasn't talked to me in a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what she's doing, Oh, she's rotting in my freezer.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine?
Speaker 2: God? Yeah, Grasiella dal Ogla died. Yeah, she passed away
Speaker 2: three years ago, at the age of eighty two. I
Speaker 2: kept him in the house, kept her in the house
Speaker 2: that whole time.
Speaker 1: And maybe I've seen too many episodes of CSI or something,
Speaker 1: But don't body start to stink after a while?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Like kind that doesn't take long?
Speaker 2: Take long. So this guy reportedly cut his hair and
Speaker 2: you can see cut his hair in the same style
Speaker 2: kind of you know, a little upward up short hair
Speaker 2: like perm kind of thing. Applied foundation and lipstick, and
Speaker 2: completed the ensemble with a pearl necklace and old fashioned
Speaker 2: clip ear rings. A true missus doubt fire type transition.
Speaker 1: So I never saw it to me, by the way,
Speaker 1: and didn't he I think you said there. He got
Speaker 1: certainly a few thousand dollars.
Speaker 11: Out of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, got a few thousand dollars out of it before
Speaker 2: finally caught him and said, wait a minute. Yeah, okay, No,
Speaker 2: he had an annual income of about fifty three thousand euros. Okay, no, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what it was for for a couple of years,
Speaker 2: he was able to get fifty three thousand euros a
Speaker 2: year thanks to that pension.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, but you know, come on, man, if if
Speaker 1: I'm working in an office or I maybe you don't
Speaker 1: have to go in person or something. I mean the picture.
Speaker 1: If you see this picture of this guy, it kind
Speaker 1: of it could all it could pass for the mom
Speaker 1: kind of.
Speaker 2: Sword looks like a really ugly woman. It does look
Speaker 2: like a really ugly woman, but she's not. It looks
Speaker 2: like a man, that's right, trying to try to look
Speaker 2: like a woman. But nonetheless she wasn't exactly a beauty
Speaker 2: queen in backing her day. That's true. So nowadays, you know,
Speaker 2: like you can just say, well, you know, maybe it's
Speaker 2: a man, maybe it's not. Well I'm still what's your name, Grisellia.
Speaker 1: But if you had to present yourself, I mean I
Speaker 1: think it's pretty easy. Yeah, I mean, if you're not
Speaker 1: doing the transitional stuff, if you're just a guy trying
Speaker 1: to act like a girl, I'd be like, dude, really,
Speaker 1: what's going on?
Speaker 20: Ye, that's weird.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you mean, Hugh the high Bay.
Speaker 1: Just drop it, man, just come on. Yeah, so move along.
Speaker 1: The cash flow is cut off your CEO.
Speaker 3: Baby.
Speaker 1: So coming up, we're going to be talking to our
Speaker 1: good friend Jen Steyers about what it's like to date. Well,
Speaker 1: it's the whole when you get around your family, especially
Speaker 1: if you're not dating. I remember this when I was
Speaker 1: broke up with my girlfriend that I had gone out
Speaker 1: but basically all through college and then there was one
Speaker 1: year and I was around my I don't think it
Speaker 1: was I don't for present, Thanksgiving or not, but I
Speaker 1: was around. Like some of my old aunts who berly
Speaker 1: liked her, went out that you've broken up with her,
Speaker 1: what are you gonna do? Like, well, I'm twenty two,
Speaker 1: haven't gave a lot of time to figure it out.
Speaker 2: I'll probably take him, maybe a little break, but good
Speaker 2: chance I'll started dating someone else.
Speaker 1: Yes, we'll talk to Jen about that. But right now
Speaker 1: we have the news news Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 15: Burrow confirms that he's starting Thursday night. This is the
Speaker 15: five o'clock report. I'm Matt Reeves breaking now.
Speaker 2: So just to be clear, you're playing on starting on Thursday.
Speaker 3: Correct, Like that's correct?
Speaker 1: He said?
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 15: Confirmed by Joe Burrow. He is returning as starting quarterback
Speaker 15: of the Bengals Thursday night and bating.
Speaker 13: On Thanksgiving, something I've always wanted to do that, Uh,
Speaker 13: I pushed four in the past and the NFL gave
Speaker 13: it to us, and then you know, the injury happened,
Speaker 13: and thought I wasn't gonna be able to play, and
Speaker 13: then as we got closer at you know, felt like
Speaker 13: it was a real possibility. So that's exciting to me.
Speaker 15: Well, the Bengals are now three and eight, almost no
Speaker 15: way they can make the playoffs. But Burrow is not
Speaker 15: going to rule that out.
Speaker 13: I think we just got to take you one game
Speaker 13: at a time. I think, yeah, like you said, we
Speaker 13: must have to win every game at this point. The
Speaker 13: only way that you're going to do that is by
Speaker 13: attacking each week.
Speaker 15: Burrow was injured back on September fourteenth, needed surgery for
Speaker 15: turf toe. Plans to start Thanksgiving night in Baltimore. Latest
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Speaker 15: A few spotty light showers will continue overnight into early
Speaker 15: Wednesday morning as temperatures fall down to forty six. Also
Speaker 15: Wednesday morning, the wind really starts to ramp up, and
Speaker 15: it will be a windy Wednesday afternoon, pushing temperatures down
Speaker 15: into the mid and upper thirties in the second half
Speaker 15: of the day Thanksgiving. Starting off near twenty seven from
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Speaker 15: this afternoon. A business catching fire on Thunderburn Lane, a
Speaker 15: three alarm blaze. Latest from Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Speaker 15: Wake time at TSA pre check eleven minutes now thirteen
Speaker 15: minutes for everybody else. TSA expensive screen over eighteen million
Speaker 15: passengers between now and next Tuesday, and today's the busiest
Speaker 15: with fifty two thousand flights scheduled nationwide. Air traffic control
Speaker 15: staffing is back up to pre government shutdown levels. Flights
Speaker 15: are largely on schedule. Forecasters Warren flights are likely to
Speaker 15: be impacted by a lake effects snowstorre. It's expected to
Speaker 15: sweep across the Midwest and the northeast. Record eighty two
Speaker 15: million Americans projected to travel this Thanksgiving by planes, trains,
Speaker 15: and automobiles. Cincinnati police increasing presence in a part of
Speaker 15: Over the Rhine where a lot of people have been
Speaker 15: shot this month. One property owner there links the problems
Speaker 15: to a nightclub.
Speaker 19: A developer, and over the rye who has been complaining
Speaker 19: about issues in his neighborhood for months finally got a
Speaker 19: meeting with a top city leader last Friday. He described
Speaker 19: the trouble connected the Privy nightclub and delivered a dire
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Speaker 4: You know, I feel like notes for damas I told
Speaker 4: him in the meet I told them in the meeting,
Speaker 4: I said, hey, like somebody's going to die.
Speaker 2: Even one day is too much.
Speaker 28: And Saturday night, three more people got shot twenty four
Speaker 28: hours later.
Speaker 19: Property owner with our Bill cunning Cam He says he's
Speaker 19: received assurances from the city they're going to work to
Speaker 19: close the club, but he says we'll never understand what's
Speaker 19: taken so long. Privy open on Elm Street in March.
Speaker 19: Since that time, there's been over sixty emergency calls to
Speaker 19: the area. I'm Brian Combs News Radio Son never a
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Speaker 1: Get right back with Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 1: Obviously two days out from Thanksgiving people, the family all
Speaker 1: gets together, family friends, the whole nine yards. Well for
Speaker 1: the next what five weeks?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Pretty much now through the end of the year, NonStop.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 1: And here to discuss dating at the holiday season. Our
Speaker 1: good friend, Jennifer Steyers, matchmaker, extraordinary relationship expert. She's a
Speaker 1: podcast host. She does it all, she knows it all.
Speaker 1: That's the reason we love jen Steyers. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 29: Well, thank you.
Speaker 22: I wish I knew it all. That would be amazing.
Speaker 33: Well we do.
Speaker 2: You came to the right Tw'm lucky for you, John Guy.
Speaker 5: So Jenner, what advice?
Speaker 22: Let's see what I know today?
Speaker 1: But yes, what advice do you give? You know people
Speaker 1: around this time of year, because you always hear about people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they some people stay together in relationships even though they
Speaker 1: want out, just to make it through the holidays. Some
Speaker 1: people did just break up, so now they're going to
Speaker 1: be miserable through the holidays. What kind of advice do
Speaker 1: you give to people like that? Do you cling on
Speaker 1: through you know, does January the third or whatever? Or
Speaker 1: do you just cut the cord right down and.
Speaker 2: Get on with it?
Speaker 22: Oh, everybody cuts the cord before Christmas because they don't
Speaker 22: want to buy the expensive gifts.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Yeah, you know what I will say, Like, given the
Speaker 22: timing of everything, it's right before Thanksgiving. This is usually
Speaker 22: the cherry on the cake. So if somebody's thinking about
Speaker 22: breaking up and then they have to get together with
Speaker 22: the fam, but it's it's probably gonna it's probably gonna
Speaker 22: happen right after Thanksgiving, after the chaotic you know, family
Speaker 22: get together, dysfunctional family get together. So not every family though,
Speaker 22: of course, but uh, but yeah, and so and then
Speaker 22: and I think that heightens things, like for people that
Speaker 22: don't want to be in a relationship, you know, people
Speaker 22: invite them over for Thanksgiving like a new relationship, and
Speaker 22: they don't want to go.
Speaker 20: Meet the family.
Speaker 22: People break up, but but here's here's what I would
Speaker 22: advise is if you are in a relationship, it's a
Speaker 22: great time to get to know somebody's family if you
Speaker 22: don't already, because if you do end up in a
Speaker 22: relationship with them, you you've got to you're marrying their
Speaker 22: family too and all of that stuff. So uh, go
Speaker 22: ahead and get it out of the way get to
Speaker 22: know them.
Speaker 2: Well, you're right, because that's the time you're on a
Speaker 2: lot of people are getting together with family, so it's
Speaker 2: a way to especially if you know maybe you're the
Speaker 2: person you're dating, their family lives out of town. Well
Speaker 2: maybe they're coming in town, so good time to do it.
Speaker 2: But the whole like saving a breakup because it's less
Speaker 2: stressful through the holidays. No way, if if you're going
Speaker 2: to break up, just rip the band aid off and
Speaker 2: get it done and move on with it. I don't
Speaker 2: think a reason to stay with someone for two months
Speaker 2: is well it's the holidays and I don't want.
Speaker 1: To deal with that.
Speaker 22: I think people with kids so they will do that.
Speaker 22: I think the biggest us divorce is divorce is peak.
Speaker 22: I think right after January first, so for that reason,
Speaker 22: because they just try to make it through the holidays,
Speaker 22: which is sad, but but yeah, it's it's it is
Speaker 22: the season coming up, you know, it's also the awkward
Speaker 22: season coming up. So people that are dating or not dating,
Speaker 22: you know, they typically go see their family. So it's
Speaker 22: when you get bombarded with questions too, like why aren't
Speaker 22: you dating somebody? Or if you're dating, so, when are
Speaker 22: you gonna get married? When you gotta have kids? And
Speaker 22: so nobody ever looks forward to that pressure. That's always
Speaker 22: but it happens a lot.
Speaker 1: Well, everybody's always just people want to know your business.
Speaker 1: People are like, I'm not being nosy. Of course you're
Speaker 1: being nosy, and you want to know what's going on.
Speaker 1: That's my wife's nature. Well it is, it's human nature.
Speaker 1: And hey, I'm not gonna lie. I'm curious of what
Speaker 1: my what's going on with my boys? And I got
Speaker 1: to twenty something year old boys, Jenna, And if you're
Speaker 1: aware of that, but my wife really wants to kind
Speaker 1: of she wants to nutpick at it a little bit
Speaker 1: and go, I wonder what's really going on? They both
Speaker 1: have girlfriends.
Speaker 2: Let it go. That's all you need to know.
Speaker 22: You know, boys, boys are different than girls. They don't
Speaker 22: want to talk about it, so yeah, yeah they will.
Speaker 22: They probably won't, but but yeah, you know, and at
Speaker 22: the end of the day, I think sometimes you know,
Speaker 22: it pushes people. That kind of pressure pushes pushes people,
Speaker 22: and so you don't want to put too much pressure,
Speaker 22: especially if they're boys. Don't want to put too much
Speaker 22: pressure on them because you know they're gonna they'd be
Speaker 22: more likely to back out of what they're in if
Speaker 22: they feel like they're getting pressure to do something. So
Speaker 22: uh yeah, all in all in their own time. And
Speaker 22: I would say that to anybody any age. It's like,
Speaker 22: let let's let them be and if they want to
Speaker 22: offer up information or an announcement, great, But otherwise, don't
Speaker 22: intrude as bad as you want to know, try to
Speaker 22: stay out of it because it's their relationship and you
Speaker 22: never know how touchy it is. You know, they could
Speaker 22: be in a fight about it. They could have been
Speaker 22: she wants to get married and he does, and or
Speaker 22: vice versa. And now it's a touchy subject and you've
Speaker 22: just triggered something. You know, you never know what you're gonna,
Speaker 22: what kind of can of worms you're going to open up. So,
Speaker 22: like you said, mind drum bus us.
Speaker 2: So, Jim, what about folks that are or maybe you
Speaker 2: know in the market to find a relationship. Is the
Speaker 2: holidays a good time? You know, there's a lot of
Speaker 2: parties and stuff going on, a lot more social things happening.
Speaker 2: Is this a good time to do it? Or do
Speaker 2: you suggest if you are someone who, well, I'd like
Speaker 2: to find a you know, a future husband, wife or
Speaker 2: boyfriend girlfriend, and maybe I'll wait until you know, mid January,
Speaker 2: or do you go about it right now?
Speaker 22: You know, I love the fact that you asked that question.
Speaker 22: Because Christmas, you know, all the Christmas parties and work
Speaker 22: Christmas parties, and it's a great time to meet somebody single.
Speaker 22: And I cannot encourage people enough to get out there
Speaker 22: and meet people in person. You know, these dating apps
Speaker 22: are a mess and being able to get in front
Speaker 22: of people. I mean, someone may bring their friend with them.
Speaker 22: They don't have a girlfriend or a boyfriend, and you
Speaker 22: know they're going to bring to friends. So there's going
Speaker 22: to be single people there. Great time to meet people,
Speaker 22: or it's a work happy hour somewhere, you know there'll
Speaker 22: be other people there. You know, go be a plus
Speaker 22: one with your girlfriend or boyfriend. You know, guy friend.
Speaker 22: I shouldn't say boyfriend, but guy friend. Go be that
Speaker 22: plus one or go to the party single, because you
Speaker 22: never know who you're going to meet.
Speaker 1: So we'll get out and tomorrow is like literally we
Speaker 1: all know you hear it. Every year, the biggest bar
Speaker 1: night of the year. Every place you go is going
Speaker 1: to be packed. There's going to be potentials everywhere you look.
Speaker 22: Really, is it? Really? I didn't even know that.
Speaker 2: Really you didn't know that, you know, Wednesday, Wednesday before
Speaker 2: Hollow or Halloween, Thanksgiving is the single biggest party night
Speaker 2: of the biggest bar night for sure.
Speaker 22: Yeah, oh my gosh, Well, I know, we used to
Speaker 22: always go out. There was one bar in Atlanta that
Speaker 22: was opened up on Thanksgiving and god, we could not
Speaker 22: wait to get away from my family. So me and
Speaker 22: my siblings I have five of them, we would literally
Speaker 22: go out and get Yeah, you could just tear it
Speaker 22: up Thanksgiving night though, Well that's all.
Speaker 1: That's also the case too.
Speaker 9: You go out and.
Speaker 1: You do the night before, you wake up all hungover.
Speaker 1: Then you go to mom's house or grandma's house, eat
Speaker 1: a little dinner, take a little nap, watching some football.
Speaker 1: Then around about seven eight o'clock, you hit the street again.
Speaker 2: Boom, we're drag out there.
Speaker 22: Yep, those word the days, Those were the days. But yet,
Speaker 22: if that's a big if that's a big party night,
Speaker 22: the night before big for singles go out, I mean,
Speaker 22: you know, it's weird. We've gone out here in Dallas,
Speaker 22: I think, and there's nobody out. It's like everybody's gone.
Speaker 22: Uh So I feel like so many people are traveling
Speaker 22: to go see family during holidays.
Speaker 1: So wid let me let me ask you, jen We're
Speaker 1: talking to Jennifer Styers.
Speaker 2: What is uh.
Speaker 1: Southern bell?
Speaker 29: Like you?
Speaker 1: What what is the what is the Thanksgiving?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 2: A consist of.
Speaker 22: You know what that's so different for every family. My
Speaker 22: mom is Italian, and uh boy, if we get with
Speaker 22: my Italian family, it's everything. It's lavagna and you know,
Speaker 22: every kind of meat possible and side dish and dessert.
Speaker 22: But my mom actually cooks a really healthy Thanksgiving. I'm
Speaker 22: a little jealous of people that get all the all
Speaker 22: the crazy fixens. We we actually eat turkey, and I
Speaker 22: think stuffing is the most battening thing we have. So yeah,
Speaker 22: what about y'all?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got all the all the regulars, you know,
Speaker 2: the turkey, the stuffing, the the yams are big a
Speaker 2: candy jams. Yeah, marshmallows on it. I'll forget it.
Speaker 22: God, I that's my favorite. I love that my mom
Speaker 22: makes that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, Jen, where did you grow up?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 1: I thought you grew up in Dallas, but sounds like
Speaker 1: you grew up in Atlanta.
Speaker 22: I grew up in Georgia. Yeah, yeah, I grew up
Speaker 22: in Georgia. I'm the Southern. I'm a Southern peach. Yeah,
Speaker 22: I'm a Southern girl. But yeah, so I I load
Speaker 22: up on the sweet tea so uh so with lots
Speaker 22: of that for Thanksgiving? And pie. Everyone's gotta have pie, right,
Speaker 22: five different kinds of pies?
Speaker 2: Multiple?
Speaker 22: Yes, Yes, your wife makes how made pies for Thanksgiving?
Speaker 2: The homemade variety?
Speaker 1: The well no, but my wife is a Christmas cookie
Speaker 1: making fool. She makes you know, She's one of those
Speaker 1: that will make like, I don't know, eighteen dozen cookies
Speaker 1: and they just give them to people. And some people
Speaker 1: were like, we're good, I made my own christ Just
Speaker 1: take the damn cookies. I'm just like, take the damn cookies.
Speaker 22: Yeah, please, because otherwise you're at your health right with
Speaker 22: the with that Jin we will let you go.
Speaker 1: It is our pleasure and we want to wish you
Speaker 1: and yours are very happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 22: Amazing Thanksgiving. Guys, don't eat too much?
Speaker 1: All right, thanks people? Yeah, take care. There's gen Stires now,
Speaker 1: see I can. She never did answer the question what
Speaker 1: she makes it. I guess she just goes to her mom's.
Speaker 2: Huh yeah, maybe shouldn't make anything.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm wondering.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, as we discussed earlier, I make nothing. I
Speaker 2: do absolutely nothing. I show up very spoiled on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Well you got you know, you got two moms. She
Speaker 1: got Kelly's mom and your mom.
Speaker 2: Thanksgivings, we'll go to right my parents' house and that's
Speaker 2: my mom, Kelly, and mostly my mom because she she
Speaker 2: wants to write, you know, she wants to do the Thanksgiving,
Speaker 2: but my sister and my wife help out.
Speaker 1: And then go over to her mom's house and her
Speaker 1: mom does all this stuff. And do you remember the
Speaker 1: first holiday you spent with her parents?
Speaker 2: I guess it was. See we first started dating like
Speaker 2: December of whatever that was, and then we got engaged
Speaker 2: the following Christmas, right, so it was like a year
Speaker 2: long before we got engaged I was it, So there
Speaker 2: wasn't really any rule holidays other than that next Christmas.
Speaker 2: And we were engaged because and I didn't I didn't
Speaker 2: ask Kelly's mom. I didn't talk to her and say, hey,
Speaker 2: I'm going to propose. I just just did it.
Speaker 1: I didn't either yet the whole asked the dad for
Speaker 1: permission or her dad was said no, her dad I
Speaker 1: dead really liked me, but I don't think i'd have
Speaker 1: been an issue.
Speaker 2: But we.
Speaker 1: We've been dating. We started dating at the end of January,
Speaker 1: and then I went I that's when I went to
Speaker 1: Australia those years ago, and I went to Australia for
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks. So I was gone on a
Speaker 1: lot of two weeks there in February, and as I recall,
Speaker 1: Easter was early that year, and it was like right
Speaker 1: at the end of March, first week of April maybe,
Speaker 1: So we've been going out seriously for about six weeks,
Speaker 1: I'd say, and I'd never met any of her family,
Speaker 1: and uh, she was like, why don't you come over
Speaker 1: for Easter? And I was like, that's big sit down
Speaker 1: with you because she has two brothers and I'm going
Speaker 1: to meet your sister in laws and the whole thing,
Speaker 1: and they have kids and all this, and like that's
Speaker 1: a little uh my being getting a little over my head.
Speaker 1: Yah know that they'll love you famous last words. And
Speaker 1: so I'm trying to be there being my cool as
Speaker 1: a cucumber kind of self, but not too cool, not
Speaker 1: too goh no, not that at all. I'm being. This
Speaker 1: is well, missus haws, This m is wonderfusing. I'm right,
Speaker 1: exactly correct. And I'm like, anybody got a light for
Speaker 1: my joint? Hey, you brothers want to go out and
Speaker 1: hit the garage with me before we eat? You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. But we're sitting there and they and
Speaker 1: she's got to you. She had the nice china in
Speaker 1: the whole nine yards and I'm trying to be on
Speaker 1: my best behavior and I'm like, uh huh uh And
Speaker 1: I reach over and pick up this heavy salt shaker
Speaker 1: and it's like grandma's china, right yeah, and uh so
Speaker 1: I'm like uh huh and it slips, the salt shaker
Speaker 1: slips right out of my fingers, hits the salad plate
Speaker 1: dead square in the middle of this like whatever seventy
Speaker 1: year old china. And I'm like oh huh, oh dude,
Speaker 1: like seventy pieces. It was putting that one back together
Speaker 1: and I have another. You get anything stronger than tea?
Speaker 1: Honest to god, I need something right now.
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Speaker 1: Does anybody want to go to the garage with me?
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Speaker 1: of year, Yes, the most wonderful time of year. We're
Speaker 1: here a couple of days out from Thanksgiving. We got
Speaker 1: Christmas right around the corner. But the it's also that
Speaker 1: time of year for porch pirates.
Speaker 2: Yes, lots of gifts getting ordered and getting delivered, and
Speaker 2: with so many people shopping online, most of the things
Speaker 2: we buy get delivered, they get set on the porch,
Speaker 2: or they get set out by the mailbox. And here
Speaker 2: come the pirates and joining us with more on that
Speaker 2: is our good friend Alex Stone from ABC and Alex
Speaker 2: is that time of year the pirates are out.
Speaker 34: Yeah, they come out of the shadows because of all
Speaker 34: the good stuff that we're getting delivered. So yeah, police
Speaker 34: say one in four Americans now has had a package
Speaker 34: stolen from their doorstep. That it is that common that
Speaker 34: so many people are dealing with at a quarter of Americans,
Speaker 34: and that most of the thefts, it's when the bad
Speaker 34: guys think you're probably at work, and yeah, all of
Speaker 34: a sudden that you know, brown Box is enticingly sitting
Speaker 34: on your doorstep. And so most of them are between
Speaker 34: noon and six pm when UPS and FedEx and the
Speaker 34: other services are dropping off. But you may not be
Speaker 34: there right away to get it, and they jump in
Speaker 34: to grab it. We talked to Joe Soupan over at
Speaker 34: c NEET. We asked him, all right, what are people
Speaker 34: stealing this year? And he says, it's pretty clear what
Speaker 34: they're going after.
Speaker 22: I value electronic items.
Speaker 2: So we've seen iPhones.
Speaker 1: The new Nintendo Switch is expected to be a big target.
Speaker 2: A that's small and can easily be run off with.
Speaker 34: Okay, so a couple of tips cops say that the
Speaker 34: best thing to do is just be home. I mean
Speaker 34: obviously that that's the best thing. To grab it immediately
Speaker 34: when it's delivered, or have a neighbor go over and
Speaker 34: grab it, or while it's super annoying, to choose the
Speaker 34: signature option, which I hate. We had a package last
Speaker 34: week that I think on the third delivery attempt by UPS.
Speaker 34: Finally we were there because it was on Saturday. But
Speaker 34: after the third one, then you know you got to
Speaker 34: go and find it at the main distribution center. And
Speaker 34: I'm just going whatever put on my doorstep. I don't
Speaker 34: care if it gets stolen. I don't want to sign
Speaker 34: for this thing. But then you know you're going to
Speaker 34: get it immediately, not just left on your doorstep while
Speaker 34: you're at home, that you're actually going to go and
Speaker 34: it's going to be handed to you. But if you
Speaker 34: have Amazon or Walmart Plus, they can actually put your
Speaker 34: items in your garage if you want them to to
Speaker 34: be able to put your garage door up. Walmart Plus
Speaker 34: will actually put them in your home if you want
Speaker 34: them to. If you give them the approval to do it,
Speaker 34: then they won't be sitting out. But if you can't
Speaker 34: do that, police they just get the best description. Have
Speaker 34: a doorbell camera, let them know was a person on
Speaker 34: a bike, were they in a car, what did they
Speaker 34: look like, and they'll go and look for them. But
Speaker 34: those are all the classic porch pirates. In New York,
Speaker 34: fourteen people have been indicted in a really complicated high
Speaker 34: tech scheme where they were allegedly actually hacking into the
Speaker 34: fed X system to know when iPhones were going to
Speaker 34: be delivered over the last couple of years and to
Speaker 34: be waiting for them to grab them immediately. And the
Speaker 34: prosecutors say, yeah, they were illegally in the FedEx system
Speaker 34: and act into it, and then runners were waiting for
Speaker 34: the iPhones when they would arrive. This is what in
Speaker 34: Suffolk County, this is what prosecutors are saying.
Speaker 2: Waiting for the phones as though they were expecting them.
Speaker 34: Because they were expecting them. And then moments after the
Speaker 34: fed Ex employee dropped off the iPhone that sometimes they
Speaker 34: would even intercept the fed Ex employee. The runners would
Speaker 34: grab it and then leave and the stolen phones would
Speaker 34: then go to a st house and then they were
Speaker 34: resold around the world. But the prosecutor saying.
Speaker 29: Them to the system, the co concrewers would then contact
Speaker 29: these runners and tell them these are the names, and
Speaker 29: you're going to go out and pick these up.
Speaker 34: And if they had to sign for them, they even
Speaker 34: knew from being in the FedEx system what the name
Speaker 34: was going to be, or they would change the name
Speaker 34: and be able to sign for it. So that was
Speaker 34: a big takedown. And the phones were coming from Verizon
Speaker 34: and AT and T and they would be waiting for them.
Speaker 34: But typically it's going to be the person on a
Speaker 34: bike or in a car kind of following ups or
Speaker 34: FedEx and just grabbing whatever they can find on porches
Speaker 34: and yeah, a lot of times that's going to be
Speaker 34: your stuff. And they're definitely out right now.
Speaker 2: I guess the good news is so many people have
Speaker 2: those ring doorbell cans, or even if you don't have it,
Speaker 2: people may think you do and that might thwark some theft, right.
Speaker 34: Yeah, I mean hopefully, although in the moment, if they
Speaker 34: grabbed something and they've got their face covered, then what
Speaker 34: and the item's gone. But a lot of these companies,
Speaker 34: if you contact them, they will make it right and
Speaker 34: send you another one. I think it just depends on
Speaker 34: what the company is and what the item is. If
Speaker 34: it's a twenty thousand dollars item, they may not be
Speaker 34: as willing as a ten dollars item from Amazon, but
Speaker 34: because they're going to say, hey, you know, we left
Speaker 34: it to your doorstep. It was on your property and
Speaker 34: it was your doing at that point. But other companies
Speaker 34: are going to say, we'll take care of it and
Speaker 34: just send you another one.
Speaker 1: And Alex, something we didn't hit there. Now, talking about
Speaker 1: this hacking of FedEx's a system, weren't they also giving them?
Speaker 1: They would just change the address on it and put
Speaker 1: it to you know, some a house maybe that some
Speaker 1: of these guys knew was going to be empty or something,
Speaker 1: and make that the address of the delivery and just
Speaker 1: that's where the guy would be waiting on him. That's
Speaker 1: crazy stuff.
Speaker 34: Yeah, So they would do both. They would know that
Speaker 34: they were coming, but then they would also physically in
Speaker 34: the FedEx system change the delivery address so that then
Speaker 34: they would know where it's going to be and it
Speaker 34: wouldn't be the actual recipient and it would be an
Speaker 34: unknowing home and they would is run up and grab
Speaker 34: it right then. So you know, maybe you're not expecting
Speaker 34: a delivery from Verizon or at and t and something
Speaker 34: has dropped off on your doorstep and then somebody grabs
Speaker 34: it and you may see it in the ring camera
Speaker 34: and think, I don't know what that was, and then
Speaker 34: they would just go on from there.
Speaker 1: All right with that, Alex, Uh, you've been warned.
Speaker 32: That is true.
Speaker 34: So there you go, So be at home and wait
Speaker 34: those If you go on the UPS app, it'll give
Speaker 34: you like a four hour window. It's like the old
Speaker 34: days of waiting for the cable guy of like your
Speaker 34: package will be there from eleven thirty to three thirty
Speaker 34: or four thirty in the afternoon. Right now, you just
Speaker 34: got to sit around all day and wait for ups.
Speaker 2: The problem is it doesn't show up men until like eight.
Speaker 28: That's exactly what happened on that package I was talking
Speaker 28: about where he needed the signature last week where I
Speaker 28: told my wife and like it says eleven thirty to
Speaker 28: two thirty, and then two thirty came and three thirty
Speaker 28: and then and then look in there and it says
Speaker 28: before nine pm.
Speaker 34: And I was like, well, what a waste of a
Speaker 34: day for my wife? This You sat around all day.
Speaker 1: There you go with that, Alex, We will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 1: Hey have a great Thanksgiving you too.
Speaker 2: Thanks guys, Happy Thanksgiving, Happy Thanksgiving, Alex, thank you.
Speaker 1: Okay rock In other news, Now, we've talked about this
Speaker 1: before and to my well, we were talking earlier in
Speaker 1: the show. You were talking about people who do that
Speaker 1: deep diving thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the woman had spent h where's the I don't
Speaker 2: have the article here next to me, but yeah, she's
Speaker 2: a set the world record for free diving deep dive,
Speaker 2: free diving with no fins two.
Speaker 1: Hundred and seventy two feet so and then we were
Speaker 1: talking about the possibility of losing your breath down there
Speaker 1: and you'd be screwed, blah blah blah. Well, that that's
Speaker 1: the thought scares the hat out of me. But also,
Speaker 1: and I think it scares the head out of the
Speaker 1: of anybody, the thought of being alive in a coffin.
Speaker 2: Oh that that is I think everyone's thought about that,
Speaker 2: and that get a little panicky sensation. Yep er uh.
Speaker 1: And that very everything just happened in Thailand. This is
Speaker 1: a Buddhist temple in the in the on the outskirts
Speaker 1: of Bangkok. They posted a video on his Facebook page
Speaker 1: about this particular woman. The temple's general and financial affairs
Speaker 1: manager told the Associated Press this past Monday that the
Speaker 1: sixty five year old woman's brother drove her from the
Speaker 1: province of to be cremated because he drove three hundred
Speaker 1: miles with this woman's supposed body in a coffin because
Speaker 1: he knew that they did cremation for free. So they
Speaker 1: comes in with them and they've got them. They're like, okay,
Speaker 1: you guys do this and no no, and he'd have
Speaker 1: a gift or a gift certificate, a death certificate or anything.
Speaker 1: And the people were like, you sure about this. A
Speaker 1: she's been you know, it's like the Mandi by nothing.
Speaker 1: Oh he's dead, don't even worry about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh.
Speaker 1: So they're sitting there talking, uh huh huh, and all
Speaker 1: of a suddenly, this temple general, here's a fate knocking
Speaker 1: coming from the coffin.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 1: I was a bit surprised, so I asked the guy
Speaker 1: to open the coffin, and everyone was startled. I saw
Speaker 1: her opening her eyes slightly and knocking on the side
Speaker 1: of the coffin. She must have been knocking for quite
Speaker 1: some time.
Speaker 2: Wolf Wolf. Yeah, I mean, just the whole thought of
Speaker 2: being inside a coffin. No, light, No nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the brother said his sister, he was the sister,
Speaker 1: or this was his sister. This guy, I thought it
Speaker 1: was his grandma or something. He said his sister had
Speaker 1: been bedridden for about two years. When her health deteriorated,
Speaker 1: she became unresponsive, appeared to stop breathing. That's when he
Speaker 1: over to this to the hospital in Bangkok, to which
Speaker 1: the woman said she wanted to donate her organs. Well,
Speaker 1: the hospital refused to accept the woman to take her
Speaker 1: organs because he didn't have an official death certificate. That's all.
Speaker 1: He ended up at this temple with the free cremation, right, so,
Speaker 1: the temple manager said. When she was explaining how to
Speaker 1: get the death certificate, they heard the knocking. That's when
Speaker 1: the assist her and sent her to a nearby hospital.
Speaker 1: The general there at the temple said they would cover
Speaker 1: the medical expenses for this woman. Now, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: this guy just foisted this not dead person on your
Speaker 1: crematorium and you're going to go that's all right, we
Speaker 1: got it.
Speaker 2: We'll peg of the tamp. I mean, it feels so
Speaker 2: bad for the woman of psychological traumas she been through.
Speaker 1: Well, you got a figure though, and I'm I'm not
Speaker 1: discounting this trauma for this lady, but you got to
Speaker 1: kind of figure she ain't in good shape.
Speaker 2: So is that the reason why they should just throw
Speaker 2: in her coffin and lock her in for like a day.
Speaker 5: Well, that's what my wife would do to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 4: Come on, fess up.
Speaker 1: You know, if the our wives had the chance to
Speaker 1: do what they would, there's no doubt it'd be padlocked,
Speaker 1: like like you were Dragula or something. They would wrap
Speaker 1: chains around and marked deep deep, deep dope, make it
Speaker 1: twelve feet, not double it down.
Speaker 2: So, by the way, this sort of thing happened a
Speaker 2: lot back in the day because they didn't know when
Speaker 2: someone you know, passed out or they went into a coma,
Speaker 2: you thought they were dead, which is how the term
Speaker 2: dead ringer came about. Right, really had to run little
Speaker 2: bells on little strings down into the coffin. And if
Speaker 2: you I wonder how many times that actually happen throughout
Speaker 2: human history. Imagine being the guy sitting there on the
Speaker 2: cemetery not and you hear.
Speaker 1: Like, d oh, come on, there ain't no way that's
Speaker 1: that person would still be screwed. Because if I hear
Speaker 1: dig ding in the dead of night in a cemetery.
Speaker 1: The kid is out. Yes, I'm finding a new profession.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Uh.
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