Speaker 1: If you're the kind of person who needs a trigger
Speaker 1: warning you you don't want to change the stage.
Speaker 2: That's all like being a snowflake if you ask me,
Speaker 2: because this is the one, the first morning glory trigger,
Speaker 2: don't get pulled, says he is coming up in just
Speaker 2: a moment.
Speaker 3: What do you have on the way?
Speaker 4: Dog?
Speaker 5: If you ate the diarrhea lettuce from Taco Bell, listen.
Speaker 6: Up, I tell you what you can do next.
Speaker 3: Have that story for you now we'll get to that
Speaker 3: interest a moment. I watched went over to the in
Speaker 3: laws on Saturday night. Saturday night watch soccer over there
Speaker 3: and we ordered out, got hibachi?
Speaker 6: Why why do you do that? Seriously? What's wrong with you?
Speaker 3: And got through the entire game, scootered back home. I
Speaker 3: got into the garage and I was doing something with
Speaker 3: the scooter, messing around with it. My wife was going
Speaker 3: into the house and all of a sudden it just
Speaker 3: hit me and I go, oh my god, just out
Speaker 3: of the blue. There's no fore warning, And I had
Speaker 3: the run inside and and she's like, what's the matter?
Speaker 3: I go, I'm gonna crap my pants. I was getting
Speaker 3: from the hibachi.
Speaker 6: The I think it's the oil isn't it.
Speaker 7: I don't know what it is. Look, what is your order?
Speaker 7: Do you get the rice? Do you get the soup
Speaker 7: I'm getting? Do you get that salad?
Speaker 3: The soup and the salad I didn't need until Sunday?
Speaker 3: I ate that is leftovers? Okay? So all right, so
Speaker 3: that's I had the like I don't know which one
Speaker 3: I had. You know, they all the hibachi places are
Speaker 3: the same, like the Imperial Feast or something like. What's
Speaker 3: in it? That's what I mean? All right? Steak okay,
Speaker 3: Shrimp okay?
Speaker 4: Uh, lobster oh okay, it's the oil that they cook it.
Speaker 3: Scallops okay, there's my scallops. To my wife. I'm not
Speaker 3: a big scallop fan. And I eat the shrimp, lobster,
Speaker 3: and steak, and then the noodles. It comes with noodles.
Speaker 3: I say, I don't need those vegetables. Keep those vegetables
Speaker 3: for yourself. Give me extra noodles. And that young Yum sauce.
Speaker 3: It's delicious.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's a young mup sauce rover.
Speaker 3: I will put down my bottom dollar.
Speaker 8: It's the Yum yung sauce that's wreaking havocing your digestice system.
Speaker 8: It's why you're having You're taking such liquid dumps inopportune times.
Speaker 3: Now but here. So on Sunday I ate Leftist so
Speaker 3: I had just unbelievable, just oh man, it's no good.
Speaker 3: And my wife the following day, she goes, why are
Speaker 3: you so dumb? Like why every time you eat that
Speaker 3: it gives you the squirts? Why do you keep doing it?
Speaker 3: And I go, well, it tastes good when I eat it.
Speaker 3: So the following day on Sunday, I had leftovers. I had.
Speaker 3: I had the rice, which I didn't have any on Saturday,
Speaker 3: and I had the rice and noodles and Young Yum
Speaker 3: sauce and that did not give me the squirts. So
Speaker 3: does that mean that it's coming from either the steak,
Speaker 3: shrimp or lobster. I don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 3: Did they use butter? I think they use a little
Speaker 3: bit of everything in that place. It goes right through you. Man,
Speaker 3: it's it's it will just clean you out. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Do you feel this way if you eat mayonnaise? I
Speaker 3: don't think so, Okay, I don't think it's the Young
Speaker 3: Yung sauce.
Speaker 6: What do you do? You know?
Speaker 5: What they cook it in the oil that they use. No, No,
Speaker 5: it would be my guess.
Speaker 3: Somebody. The guy he went to the same place. He said,
Speaker 3: it's way garlicky. And I told this to my wife.
Speaker 3: I go, they're using a lot of garlic, like I'm
Speaker 3: seeing them out of garlic and everything. She thinks it's
Speaker 3: in my head, and I go, I think it is
Speaker 3: the garlic. I think garlic gives me.
Speaker 6: You're allergic to garlic.
Speaker 3: I'm not allergic.
Speaker 6: You are allergic to garlic. You get sick.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, are you ready for these shizzydoes? I'm
Speaker 3: telling you, here we go, Kitus.
Speaker 6: Dizzy roll was morning glory.
Speaker 3: Oh and by the way, before you start, dugi curious Christians.
Speaker 3: He never talked about see him punk crapping his pants
Speaker 3: this weekend? We were able to Were you able to
Speaker 3: find this, Charlie? Did he indeed? Crap?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Let me pull this up all right, give us a minute,
Speaker 3: go oni.
Speaker 5: An Indiana woman has been charged with murder after allegedly
Speaker 5: stabbing her dad and cutting out his heart. Police responded
Speaker 5: to a wellness check at a home in Morgan Township yesterday.
Speaker 6: It was about eight o'clock.
Speaker 5: Last night, and upon arriving at the home, police located
Speaker 5: the deceased person inside the residents and took a suspect
Speaker 5: into custody. The person taking into custody was later identified
Speaker 5: as the victim as Serena Dalnik's and the victim was
Speaker 5: identified as greg Reydalnicks.
Speaker 6: So that was her dad.
Speaker 3: So she killed them and then cut out the hearts
Speaker 3: and they just put it right on his body.
Speaker 5: The adult daughter lived together. They lived with the dad,
Speaker 5: and the dad's family were concerned when he stopped responding
Speaker 5: to their phone calls, so that's when they did the
Speaker 5: wellness check. So the family claimed that the daughter had
Speaker 5: been making odd statements whenever they asked to speak with him.
Speaker 5: Per the documents, I know you love when we do stories.
Speaker 5: And how much people spend with their kids in sports
Speaker 5: or how much you time.
Speaker 6: And driving your kids around.
Speaker 5: Well, this is the average American spends how much money
Speaker 5: on summer activities every weekend. According to a new report,
Speaker 5: the average American spends blank this amount of money on
Speaker 5: summer activities.
Speaker 6: And that's just stuck.
Speaker 3: You're doing Saturday Sunday.
Speaker 5: It's not your mortgage, it's not your rent, it's not
Speaker 5: your car. It's stuff that you're doing every weekend. What
Speaker 5: do you think the cost is per weekend?
Speaker 3: And this does include the entire family or just one person.
Speaker 6: The average American spends.
Speaker 3: This average American.
Speaker 6: Not families.
Speaker 3: Boy, I don't know per person. So I'm gonna say, Charlie,
Speaker 3: what'd you spend over the weekend? How much money you spent?
Speaker 7: I didn't do anything, but I still spent like, oh,
Speaker 7: one went to Costco and it's expensive, but it's.
Speaker 3: Really a weekend activity.
Speaker 6: I didn't do.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, yes, spent one hundred and fifty at Costco,
Speaker 7: but for that was some of it was normal stuff.
Speaker 7: But I did get ribs and wings to cook for
Speaker 7: the one day, so that was I'd consider that. That
Speaker 7: was sixty dollars on ribs and wings. I'm gonna say
Speaker 7: people spend one hundred dollars a weekend.
Speaker 5: There three hundred and ninety seven dollars oh yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 6: Sixty one dollars dining out.
Speaker 5: That's the getting coffee, restaurants, bars, whatever, sixty dollars hosting gatherings,
Speaker 5: bring stuffed to someone else's house. Fifty nine dollars attending
Speaker 5: celebrations or gift maybe you have a birthday or a wedding.
Speaker 6: I just had to do.
Speaker 5: Twenty five dollars gift card for a birthday party. Now entertainment,
Speaker 5: movie theaters, concert shows. That's another almost sixty bucks, and
Speaker 5: other almost sixty bucks outdoor activities if.
Speaker 6: You go fishing or camping and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So they start to break it down like that, three
Speaker 5: hundred and ninety seven dollars per weekend. A new study
Speaker 5: looked into the US cities that spend the most on
Speaker 5: clothing as a percentage of their income, and the place
Speaker 5: that spends the most on clothes is Cleveland, Ohio. No wait,
Speaker 5: they compare the average prices of stuff like men's dress shirt,
Speaker 5: a pair of boys jeans, and stuff like that. In
Speaker 5: the end, they determined that the US city that spent
Speaker 5: the most on closes Cleveland. People there spent three and
Speaker 5: a half percent of their income on clothes, and the
Speaker 5: place that spends the least, Gilbert, Arizona, spends the least.
Speaker 6: All right, so no one has died for I'm.
Speaker 5: Eating the lettuce, the diarrhea lettuce, as far as we know.
Speaker 5: But this cyclospora opreak is still making the rounds and
Speaker 5: people are looking to be compensated because their bowels exploded.
Speaker 5: There's a proposed class action lawsuit seeking damages with these
Speaker 5: two hundred dollars for customers who purchased Taco Bell items
Speaker 5: containing bad lettuce. The central case involves a man in
Speaker 5: West Virginia named Lawrence nol. His lawyers say that he
Speaker 5: would not have purchased the products or would not have
Speaker 5: paid the price he paid, had he known the lettuce
Speaker 5: was contaminated.
Speaker 3: No kidding.
Speaker 5: The damages aren't about Oh, they wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Have bought it if they would have known it was contaminated.
Speaker 3: Be come on.
Speaker 5: The damages aren't about the personal injury, but it's about
Speaker 5: economic loss. So this suit argues every class member suffered
Speaker 5: the same economic injury the moment the transaction closed. Each
Speaker 5: paid full price for food that was worth less than
Speaker 5: represented and in law, was worth it because it's going
Speaker 5: to it could not be sold for.
Speaker 3: Human consumption, not going to work.
Speaker 5: One two ransom notes, initially to Savannah Guthrie and her
Speaker 5: family following the kidnapping of their mom, has been released.
Speaker 5: First one sent on February second, as for four million
Speaker 5: dollars by February fifth, or if that deadline was not
Speaker 5: met six million dollars by the ninth, but the second note,
Speaker 5: received on February sixth, informed the family that Nancy was dead.
Speaker 5: It said, quote, we did not fully grasp the seriousness
Speaker 5: of her physical condition. We never intended to hurt her.
Speaker 5: That was not our intention. She perished shortly after she
Speaker 5: was taken. We believe it was heart related. She is
Speaker 5: buried in nature. Now, nothing you could have done could
Speaker 5: have changed the outcome. We want your family to know
Speaker 5: this and hope that you can all find peace.
Speaker 3: Wait, what a sweet note. I read something over the
Speaker 3: weekend that claims this is really hard to believe. But
Speaker 3: you know, the police there, they kind of bungled this
Speaker 3: whole investigation. They were called there. She didn't show up
Speaker 3: at church, Nancy Guthrie's mother, so they called and they said, hey,
Speaker 3: can you do a welfare check? So they go over
Speaker 3: to the house he's missing. Do you remember there was
Speaker 3: that blood on the front step. Yeah, we've seen all
Speaker 3: seen pictures of that blood on the front step. Well
Speaker 3: we could see it because the news was able to
Speaker 3: walk right up to it. Yeah. Well, they claim that
Speaker 3: the investigators who went didn't believe that that blood had
Speaker 3: anything to do with her disappearance. That's why they discounted
Speaker 3: it and allowed, you know, they were just allowed pizza
Speaker 3: drivers and anybody else to go up there. They didn't
Speaker 3: maintain this as a crime scene. They said, oh well,
Speaker 3: the investigator was like, she probably had a bloody nose
Speaker 3: or something at some point. Nothing to see here. So
Speaker 3: you have a missing person, you have blood on the
Speaker 3: front step. That is just terrible policing. It's almost hard
Speaker 3: to believe that anybody could be that stupid, but apparently
Speaker 3: they were. Go on.
Speaker 5: Marlin Jackson, the fourth oldest member of the Jackson Five,
Speaker 5: is trying to correct what he feels is a wrong.
Speaker 5: He's teamed up with a production company to make The
Speaker 5: Manager the Mythology The Legend, the docuseries on his late
Speaker 5: father Joe, who is portrayed as being physically abusive to
Speaker 5: his children in the new biopic Michael Now. The eight
Speaker 5: part series will delve into Joe's early years of cultivating
Speaker 5: his children, including Michael and Janet, into global superstars. Marlin
Speaker 5: says that he's thrilled to finally be able to tell
Speaker 5: his father's story. He says, our father's life is a
Speaker 5: replete is replete with triumphs and challenges, and we firmly
Speaker 5: believe that the series will offer a distinctive and accurate
Speaker 5: portrayal of the man behind her family. So Joe Jackson
Speaker 5: died from pancreatic cancer at eighty nine years old back
Speaker 5: in twenty eighteen, and fine investigation. I'm sorry, And finally
Speaker 5: this crazy story. You know the band Modest Mouse. The
Speaker 5: guitarist Simon O'Connor was kicked out of the band's upcoming
Speaker 5: tour after he allegedly sent inappropriate messages to an underage
Speaker 5: fan very weird Reddit post an anonymous person shared Instagram
Speaker 5: dms o connor allegedly sent her after she liked a
Speaker 5: few of his post days before her seventeenth birthday.
Speaker 6: So, I don't know if you have any of the messages.
Speaker 3: I don't have them and I don't.
Speaker 5: So in the first message, the musicians up okay kind
Speaker 5: of It's easier to explain rather than me reading.
Speaker 3: Let me the Reddit post. I like this song.
Speaker 6: I love this song.
Speaker 3: I think everybody in the band has gone except for
Speaker 3: the lead singer. So like all this. I don't know
Speaker 3: if this dude, it was just kicked out.
Speaker 7: I don't think he's only in twenty one because I
Speaker 7: looked this up. Okay, so here's the first post. Now
Speaker 7: this is he sends some pictures, says, Simon calls your
Speaker 7: bluff buzz.
Speaker 3: Don't understand she liked.
Speaker 5: His okay, so he posted something your bullet.
Speaker 6: A bunch of his posts like bombing him. Yes, and
Speaker 6: then he sends that Simon calls your bluff buzz.
Speaker 7: Then he sends this guy that's the one that you
Speaker 7: and do She sent back and forth and I don't
Speaker 7: know if he sent an uncensored or this one. I
Speaker 7: don't know if he sent who knows, but he sent
Speaker 7: that guy this is the naked black guy. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 7: And then this person shows their story. They go, look,
Speaker 7: only three people have looked at my story, and he's
Speaker 7: one of them.
Speaker 5: So he sends it and I believe it was the
Speaker 5: dong out okay, And he's like, oh, I'm sorry, and
Speaker 5: she goes, no, it's okay.
Speaker 6: I just figure you're hacked.
Speaker 3: And he's like, no, no, I'm yeah.
Speaker 7: It's sure coming up. He says sorry, and then she
Speaker 7: she is it. She yeah, it's all good. I assume
Speaker 7: you're hacked. I'll have a good one, Simon. I love
Speaker 7: your music. And then he says, wish I was hacked.
Speaker 7: Just had party night looking at everything with one eye,
Speaker 7: you know. Okay, oh boy, get a good night of sleep.
Speaker 7: And then he sends a you know, a salute, salute.
Speaker 7: I gotcha, but you and then he says, but you
Speaker 7: did blindside me with a gaggle of likes, and then
Speaker 7: very little intro besides the bikini picks, so we're both
Speaker 7: to blame.
Speaker 3: Not good.
Speaker 7: And then he looks like he deleted that and then
Speaker 7: said I did it again, like he you know, had
Speaker 7: a party night and sitting there, I did it again.
Speaker 3: And how old is this person?
Speaker 5: Sixteen before she turned she was just a few days
Speaker 5: I think before seventeen?
Speaker 3: How would how would he know that? Though, Like I mean,
Speaker 3: if you were just some chick, did she send a
Speaker 3: bikini pictures? Is that what he said in that or not?
Speaker 3: That's I'm confused on too.
Speaker 6: I don't know that in her profile. I don't know
Speaker 6: if it was in her if he was checking her out.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't know. But then all right, it's
Speaker 3: not like I thought he was. That's it. I thought
Speaker 3: he was going to be like, come over and you know,
Speaker 3: do this and do that and hey, little girl or
Speaker 3: I mean, is not a good look. But it's also
Speaker 3: yeah that's criminal or anything.
Speaker 6: Right, Well he's been kicked out of the OK. So
Speaker 6: there you go.
Speaker 5: That's the Shizzy and Rovers mon corylady will.
Speaker 3: Oh they have other songs that are good or just
Speaker 3: I mean, that's the song. I like them, So I
Speaker 3: like them. So they have Let's see if they have
Speaker 3: other hits. This spopper is popular.
Speaker 1: That I want.
Speaker 3: Then let me see this one was shot. Where are
Speaker 3: these guys from Washington, Washington State?
Speaker 9: Well move then, conn Wilson, you dashboltn't have the radio.
Speaker 6: I don't know this one, you know whatever?
Speaker 3: Know, Well you told him was with him for a minute.
Speaker 3: He's the detarge for dismiss. I saw that the investigators
Speaker 3: in Arizona have decided not to charge the parents of
Speaker 3: a toddler who was uh fell into their I think
Speaker 3: at their backyard pool, I believe is what it was.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: And of course, you know, people thought that somebody was
Speaker 3: watching the kid, but it uh you know, somehow didn't whatever.
Speaker 3: You know, it only takes a minute the kid falls
Speaker 3: into the pool. Well, here's the weird story. They decided
Speaker 3: not to charge the parents after the kid was mistakenly
Speaker 3: declared dead. So this is the weirdest story. I don't
Speaker 3: know how in the world we missed this. This happened
Speaker 3: back in February. This baby, who was a year and
Speaker 3: a half old, was found face down in the swimming
Speaker 3: pool during a Super Bowl party in the suburb of
Speaker 3: in a suburb of Phoenix. So they took the baby
Speaker 3: to Mercy Gilbert Medical Center where he was pronounced dead
Speaker 3: at six twenty pm. When this is at six twenty
Speaker 3: when it trans and then later when somebody came from
Speaker 3: the coroner's office to take the baby's body and got
Speaker 3: it from the cold room, he found the baby was breathing.
Speaker 3: Lord is that crazy or what? So here's what happened
Speaker 3: according to the the the distraught parents and even police
Speaker 3: officers at the hospital. So that the parents who are like,
Speaker 3: you know, their baby is just drowned in their backyard pool.
Speaker 3: They're they're distraught, they're they're grieving, they're crying, they're hysterical,
Speaker 3: and they give they give you some time to I guess, uh,
Speaker 3: you know, say goodbye to your dead baby. And the
Speaker 3: parents are like, hold on a second, the baby is
Speaker 3: still breathing. Our baby is breathing, and the doctor said, no, no,
Speaker 3: that's that is just he's gasping for air. That is
Speaker 3: agonal breathing whatever that means, uh when air and gases
Speaker 3: leave the body. And then the doctor declares the baby dead.
Speaker 3: But one of the nurses. A police officers there heard
Speaker 3: a nurse say I have a pulse. According to a
Speaker 3: police report, the officer informed the doctor, and the doctor said,
Speaker 3: I'm the doctor. I have the medical degree. I went
Speaker 3: to medical school for a reason. Let me do my job.
Speaker 3: Another officer overheard that exchange. The officers then said that
Speaker 3: the doctor told the hospital staff to stop life saving
Speaker 3: measures and he would call the time of death as
Speaker 3: long as there were no objections. No one spoke out
Speaker 3: after his outburst. Hospital staff then realized, of course, when
Speaker 3: the guy came to transport the dead baby, they go, oh,
Speaker 3: the thing is still alive. He was airlifted to Phoenix
Speaker 3: Children's Hospital for care. Made significant strides in the wake
Speaker 3: of this drowning, but was expected to need physical therapy.
Speaker 3: So I don't know, like what kind of shape the
Speaker 3: kid is in now at this point, but could you
Speaker 3: imagine this anyway? So they've decided not to charge the parents.
Speaker 3: They were going to charge the parents and the kid's
Speaker 3: death because they are having a Super Bowl party and
Speaker 3: the kid drowned in the backyard pool. But then since
Speaker 3: the kid didn't die, they go, Okay, I guess we
Speaker 3: want won't press charges against the parents, which is sort
Speaker 3: of a weird thing. Couln't you still press charges even
Speaker 3: if the kid didn't die. You're not watching the kid.
Speaker 3: But I guess what they've been through. I'm not saying
Speaker 3: they should be charged. I'm just saying they've been through
Speaker 3: a lot. That's a pretty incredible story. How do they
Speaker 3: screw that up?
Speaker 9: How?
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 3: So, now these parents, I'm guessing you probably going to
Speaker 3: sue that hospital right for the You imagine the trauma, right,
Speaker 3: but you get a second lease on life. The kid
Speaker 3: gets a second lease on life. It might be like
Speaker 3: the greatest day in the world. Your kid is pronounced dead.
Speaker 3: Then six hours later they call you up and they go, oh,
Speaker 3: he's not actually dead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the worst day and the best day.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable. The investigation said that the parents did not show
Speaker 3: any obvious signs of impairment the day of this accident,
Speaker 3: so they decided not to charge them with anything. It
Speaker 3: was just an accident. I've got to take a quick break.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back on Rover's Morning Glory. Hang on,
Speaker 3: you left the bildo in the market your Morning Glory.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey watched wrestling over the weekends on his VC box.
Speaker 3: I know that. Did you do anything else? Just did
Speaker 3: my laundry and just chilled off and also.
Speaker 8: Went along with my usual YouTube routine on Sundays.
Speaker 3: What's your usual YouTube routine?
Speaker 8: Make sure I catch Sunday Morning Features with Ria Bartiromo
Speaker 8: and I'm just see what kind of stuff she's spitting
Speaker 8: out this.
Speaker 3: Week and our CW Spotlight. Now, somebody alleged to see
Speaker 3: I'm punk crap his pants in the middle of what
Speaker 3: was this wrestling event? It was summer Summer night night one.
Speaker 3: All right, do you have video or photographic evidence of this, Charlie, Yeah,
Speaker 3: give me one second. Sorry, keep ack something closing it
Speaker 3: here you go?
Speaker 5: Okay, Oh hmm, it's hard to tell. He's wearing a
Speaker 5: green bikini. Breathe very pretty.
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, looking right at the guy's ass just
Speaker 3: like this. I don't know, it's like a shadow to
Speaker 3: me or even sweaty.
Speaker 6: Sweats swamp bast sweat.
Speaker 3: I don't think he crapped himself. That does not look
Speaker 3: like he grabbed himself. There does appear to be is
Speaker 3: there is that graphics? Or is that that's graphics? Okay,
Speaker 3: I was going to say it looks like blood on
Speaker 3: the ring, But you're telling me that that's actually part
Speaker 3: of the logo. I think I don't know. I didn't
Speaker 3: watch this, Okay, anyway, so I'm gonna say myths. I
Speaker 3: don't think CM punk actually crapped his pants. It has
Speaker 3: to happen though, right, Yeah, why because of those guys
Speaker 3: are bouncing around. Yeah, you kind of have something. Maybe
Speaker 3: you didn't have time to go to the bathroom first. Yeah,
Speaker 3: not a lot of room for air with those tiny
Speaker 3: little no briefs on though, Crystal, What did you do
Speaker 3: over the weekend?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 10: We just really chilled at home, played some basketball. My
Speaker 10: boyfriend's sister was in town from Chicago, so we hung
Speaker 10: out with the family yesterday. Uh huh, nothing crazy. So
Speaker 10: what you and the who played basketball? The boyfriend and
Speaker 10: I You and the boyfriend?
Speaker 3: Yeah, who won?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I mean me, of course.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 10: We were just playing some one on one and just
Speaker 10: shooting around. But I honestly haven't played in so long.
Speaker 10: I'm still sore today. And we played on Saturday. I
Speaker 10: was like, oh my god, we should probably do that
Speaker 10: at least once a week because it was so much
Speaker 10: physical activity, just running back and forth after that ball.
Speaker 3: When I wasn't making shots. Sister was in town. What's
Speaker 3: she doing? I'm just hanging out?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think her birthday is today, I believe, so
Speaker 10: they were in town for I think maybe the weekend.
Speaker 4: Schnetz, What about you? What did you do over the weekend? Well,
Speaker 4: I went to a Tesla supercharger for the first time
Speaker 4: with your truck. Yeah, that was awesome. That is so
Speaker 4: freaking fast because I always do Level two and it
Speaker 4: takes like the whole day. Yeah, like I'll leave the
Speaker 4: truck there and we'll walk around a park or something.
Speaker 4: But oh, that test turd was awesome. Like an hour
Speaker 4: and a half whatever done to charge up the truck.
Speaker 3: Huh. I do like that. That's you know, with electric cars,
Speaker 3: since there's like it's so fast to charge it up
Speaker 3: a long hour and a half, like compared to a
Speaker 3: regular gas vehicle that's not very fast at all. Now,
Speaker 3: I this my third electric vehicle. I think they are
Speaker 3: very convenient, and I tell people how great they are
Speaker 3: if you are if you have to charge up at
Speaker 3: a charging station, though, oh man, that would be absolute misery.
Speaker 3: Like if you were a traveling salesperson or something you
Speaker 3: had to you stop And I've done it a few times,
Speaker 3: maybe four or five times. You've taken a longer road
Speaker 3: trip in an electric car and you stop at one
Speaker 3: of these charging stations and it's not a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: But Snince had it. Sounds like you had a good
Speaker 3: time doing it, loved it. Does it cost money to do?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh it does. Okay, how much did that cost you?
Speaker 3: Like thirty something? That's it. I would have thought it
Speaker 3: would be about because Tesla they got pretty expensive at
Speaker 3: their chargers. It's like thirty something, thirty eight, thirty eight,
Speaker 3: thirty nine, ninety nine. Fill that sucker up. And then
Speaker 3: how much range does I give you I need a truck? Well,
Speaker 3: it depends on how you drive, but there's like two
Speaker 3: hundred and something. Uh here is you guys? Did to like,
Speaker 3: I know, doogie? You believe you're religious to some extent,
Speaker 3: You're not. You're not going to church and all that, though,
Speaker 3: why not what.
Speaker 5: Happened COVID hit. I used to go to a church
Speaker 5: and then COVID hit and then we just stopped going.
Speaker 3: But I thought you liked that church, that like weird music.
Speaker 3: There was a guitar player there.
Speaker 6: It's not weird music.
Speaker 3: Well why didn't you go back if you love it
Speaker 3: so much? Why haven't you been back?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 5: Just schedules changed and life changed, and my daughter got older, much.
Speaker 3: More important than your Lord and savor Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: I feel that you can still be religious without having
Speaker 5: to go to the church. But I actually liked I
Speaker 5: enjoyed it, but I just have they make you pay,
Speaker 5: like you had to give your a donation and stuff.
Speaker 5: I would give a few bucks. There's a there's another
Speaker 5: sort of church like that that's bigger over by my
Speaker 5: house that I've thought about going two because it's along
Speaker 5: the similar lines of the way that they preach is
Speaker 5: different and just makes you. They tell stories and play music, and.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 3: But now enough they actually go No, okay, you you
Speaker 3: go to church, believe in God and drag me into Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's maybe there is a guy. I just don't
Speaker 3: I don't changed a little.
Speaker 6: That has changed now that you're getting older. If I
Speaker 6: were a.
Speaker 3: Betting man, I'd say probably not. Probably not. But uh. Anyways,
Speaker 3: a lot of people are believing this woman in Los Angeles.
Speaker 3: Her name is what is her name? Catherine Frick?
Speaker 5: She is.
Speaker 3: Some people are claiming that she has a cult. She
Speaker 3: claims that she is an apostle. What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Is that just somebody who goes around telling stories about Jesus?
Speaker 3: Is that what an apostle is?
Speaker 6: I think that sounds pretty good.
Speaker 3: Follower, right, yeah, But there's only be toilve apostles. I
Speaker 3: thought there was no Those are disciples, right? Are disciples
Speaker 3: and apostles? They're different, aren't they? I don't know. I
Speaker 3: think a disciple as the follower. An apostle is someone
Speaker 3: who preaches. I'm not positive about that though, because you
Speaker 3: know me, I'm not the most religious person in the world. Anyways,
Speaker 3: this woman, I'm going to show you a video of
Speaker 3: her antics. She moved to Los Angeles. She wanted to
Speaker 3: get into acting. That didn't really work out, and then
Speaker 3: she felt God calling her. She said. When she couldn't
Speaker 3: get any acting gigs, she started doing this. And this
Speaker 3: definitely is not acting. I'm sure Apparently when people come
Speaker 3: she was doing a book signing in Uh was this?
Speaker 3: She was doing a book signing? Actually, I don't know
Speaker 3: where this is, and people just start She does healings
Speaker 3: and when people come up to her, they just start
Speaker 3: shaking and convulsing uncontrollably. Here's a little bit of this here.
Speaker 3: I'll don't you watch this, okay?
Speaker 6: Is that the power of God coming through Jesus.
Speaker 3: Coming through her total freedom. She's sitting in a chair
Speaker 3: and she's just a complete maniac.
Speaker 6: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Here's somebody who just shakes her hand and oh my god,
Speaker 3: he actually fell right out of his shoes. This guy,
Speaker 3: Come on, is this guy going to do it too?
Speaker 3: He starts shaking. So they come up, and really, the
Speaker 3: power of Jesus goes through her so much that these
Speaker 3: oh here's shaking uncontrollable. Are these paid plants here?
Speaker 2: Do you think?
Speaker 5: Or what?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: I do believe that people get so worked up. I
Speaker 5: had a friend who was very religious in a weird
Speaker 5: kind of way.
Speaker 3: We look at them people riding around on the floor. Here,
Speaker 3: come on.
Speaker 5: My friend went to a church and that she would
Speaker 5: speak tongue. She said sometimes the power of God would.
Speaker 6: Come through her.
Speaker 3: She would speak tongue. That's the tongue she'd speak, not
Speaker 3: in tongues, she would speak tongue.
Speaker 6: She'd do tongue. Okay, the boys, she's very popular in
Speaker 6: high school.
Speaker 3: Uh so wait what would she do?
Speaker 5: She?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 6: This was after she graduated from high school.
Speaker 5: She was involved dating a guy who is involved in
Speaker 5: this weird church and they sometimes the power of God
Speaker 5: would come through her so much that she.
Speaker 6: Would speak a different language.
Speaker 5: And I have actually heard her talk and it's nonsensical,
Speaker 5: and then she doesn't remember what she.
Speaker 6: Said and she comes out of it.
Speaker 3: So what do you think is actually happening there? Just
Speaker 3: from a logical standpoint.
Speaker 5: The mind is a very powerful thing, and when people
Speaker 5: are so consumed with thinking, this woman has the power
Speaker 5: of Christ in her and she can pass.
Speaker 6: That on to you. I really do think that they
Speaker 6: take that on.
Speaker 3: So your mind just starts speaking in tongues and the
Speaker 3: language are a vibray.
Speaker 6: Basically, yes, I believe that this is possible.
Speaker 3: One because if I wanted to try to speak in tongue,
Speaker 3: so we don't have it, what does it even sound like?
Speaker 5: I don't even know, like eyes rolling back on her head, headshaking,
Speaker 5: things coming out of her.
Speaker 3: Now And this happened to her just spontaneously. Yes, the
Speaker 3: first time when spous.
Speaker 5: Yes, when she is in church, and I went with
Speaker 5: her and saw her, not only her, but other people.
Speaker 5: Have you ever been to a church when you've seen
Speaker 5: people like raise their hands and then they they start
Speaker 5: shaking and they're like singing and they're standing and they're
Speaker 5: just their body starts moving in weird ways and they're
Speaker 5: saying things and it's gibberish.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's it's something. I believe in it. And
Speaker 6: if that's what you need to feel like God is alive,
Speaker 6: then it's great.
Speaker 3: But it's not actually God though coming. It's just you
Speaker 3: doing that, right.
Speaker 6: But I believe that God is going through me in
Speaker 6: order to have me.
Speaker 3: React like that, And why would he Okay, why would
Speaker 3: God have that be a reaction out of all the
Speaker 3: things got You know? What God could do is God
Speaker 3: could make you levitate. God could make you be able
Speaker 3: to hit a three point shot from five hundred feet away.
Speaker 3: God could do all sorts of things and you go,
Speaker 3: whoa look at that. But instead God chooses to go
Speaker 3: from heaven through a weird prophet person apostle, whatever that whatever,
Speaker 3: we came to the conclusion that that means and now
Speaker 3: you're going to speak in tongues. Why what a weird thing?
Speaker 6: God is real? God is good?
Speaker 3: What's an apostle? Did you find this out?
Speaker 7: So it's a disciple that's been sent on a mission.
Speaker 7: So yeah, she's on a mission for I don't know,
Speaker 7: to heal people. I guess here's a little bit more
Speaker 7: of her talk.
Speaker 11: We're gonna text us more than any state in America.
Speaker 6: I can buy bar by bar because.
Speaker 3: I'm the hunger.
Speaker 6: Everything's all speak.
Speaker 3: I think this is disturbing. I actually feel really bad
Speaker 3: for these people because.
Speaker 6: I think it's cool.
Speaker 3: This woman is just selling a book to you, that's it.
Speaker 3: And these suckers are buying this, and no, I feel yeah,
Speaker 3: I feel Have you noticed, isn't it the same guy
Speaker 3: sometimes catching all these peoples. He like a professional catcher.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's probably with her team.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he just catches these people as they the
Speaker 3: guy in the red shirt. Yeah, that's disturbing to me.
Speaker 3: I feel really bad for these people getting duped like this.
Speaker 3: I don't I've been consumed at church before.
Speaker 10: When somebody says something up there that touches you and
Speaker 10: you are listening to what they're saying, but it's never
Speaker 10: brought me to that. It's brought me almost the tears
Speaker 10: where I go. I can can with what they're saying
Speaker 10: right now, and I'm feeling that in my heart and soul.
Speaker 3: What made you cry? What were they saying?
Speaker 10: I don't even remember because I went to last time
Speaker 10: I went to church, I was in high school.
Speaker 6: But that's what it was.
Speaker 10: It was just the message that they were saying I
Speaker 10: could just relate to in my own life, and I
Speaker 10: was like, wow, it was just touching.
Speaker 3: It would bring you to tears all.
Speaker 5: Yes, every time I would go to church, and again
Speaker 5: I haven't been in six years, every time I go
Speaker 5: to church, I would cry.
Speaker 3: Rita from Rochester says, I go to a predominantly black
Speaker 3: church and people speak in tongues, cry on the floor,
Speaker 3: shake and scream. You must like that stuff if you
Speaker 3: keep going to the church, and you have a lot
Speaker 3: of churches you could go to. I find that to
Speaker 3: be crazy behavior. Can you find video of somebody speaking
Speaker 3: in tongues? Charlie? Sure on it? Richard? You run Rover's
Speaker 3: Won't Glory? Good morning, Richard, Seewy Rover Harby, what's happening?
Speaker 11: So something is really going on with Dougie that she's
Speaker 11: not sharing because her daughter is growing as a young
Speaker 11: adult and she got her independence and she's out driving
Speaker 11: and she's self sufficient now, so that freeds up a
Speaker 11: lot of Douchey's time. But Douge turned down the opportunity
Speaker 11: to go on a date with a man that was
Speaker 11: genuinely interested in her, and now she's saying that she
Speaker 11: doesn't even have time to give Jesus an hour of
Speaker 11: her time a week to go to church and worship him.
Speaker 3: So what is going on, Dush in your life? Are
Speaker 3: you clinically depressed? Are you overwhelmed? What's going on?
Speaker 5: Not depressed? Not even an ounce of depression, none of that.
Speaker 5: If I have stuff booked, if I have an event booked,
Speaker 5: if I'm doing things like I just I'm not Richard.
Speaker 3: She's obsessive compulsive disorder. She wis obsesses over me, and
Speaker 3: that's what it is.
Speaker 6: She No, I'm gonna.
Speaker 11: She's obsessed with that bank account.
Speaker 3: Ah, yes, that has something to do with it, perhaps,
Speaker 3: But she's always talking about how busy she is. You
Speaker 3: don't have time to do anything, church, guys.
Speaker 5: I worked all day Friday, I worked all day Saturday,
Speaker 5: and I felt like I was hit by a truck yesterday.
Speaker 5: So I had to get caught up on laundry and
Speaker 5: I had a bunch of stuff that I had to
Speaker 5: run Aaron.
Speaker 6: So that's why I didn't go to church yesterday.
Speaker 3: Josh here on Rover this morning, Glory in the morning, Josh. Hello, Okay,
Speaker 3: what's happening, big fan that never called dinner or anything,
Speaker 3: but now we have you on video call. Hello, Hi,
Speaker 3: can you hear me? Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 1: I had some religious experiences before, as when I was younger.
Speaker 1: My dad was a pastor, and I think Dujuy kind
Speaker 1: of hit a note there when she said your mind
Speaker 1: makes it real in the sense that you kind of
Speaker 1: There was one thing that happened was this guy, this
Speaker 1: tramveling preacher, came in and he said, now, I've been
Speaker 1: known to pray for people and they get stuck on
Speaker 1: the floor.
Speaker 3: Stuck on the floor, you can't move, You're stuck.
Speaker 1: You can't move, You're stuck. And if he hadn't said that,
Speaker 1: I don't think I ever would have thought about it.
Speaker 1: But I think the power of suggestion the fact that
Speaker 1: he said it made me stick to the floor, because
Speaker 1: sure enough he prayed and I was stuck to.
Speaker 3: Stuck to the floor. Yeah, were you just on your
Speaker 3: back like a turtle or something like you couldn't get up? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Now that is interesting. That is a very interesting thing
Speaker 3: because if the guy did indeed have a power and
Speaker 3: people got stuck on the floor, what would be an
Speaker 3: interesting test is wouldn't you go in and not say
Speaker 3: people get stuck on the floor and just see what happened?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So your father was a preacher. Do you do
Speaker 3: you believe in all this stuff now after now that
Speaker 3: you're an adult. You know, when you're a kid, you
Speaker 3: just believe blindly what they can tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I grew up, I went to college and just
Speaker 1: let it float on away.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's it makes me a particular I'm a
Speaker 1: little on the spectrum and me it made me a
Speaker 1: little nuts.
Speaker 3: M hm.
Speaker 1: So, like I was thinking the same thing you were
Speaker 1: saying about that woman who says she's an apostle or something. Yes,
Speaker 1: I was kind of going along that line. But there's
Speaker 1: two types of Christians. Really, You're either you're either in
Speaker 1: on the joke or the scam, yeah, or you're just
Speaker 1: delusional basically, Well, I do.
Speaker 3: Wonder like the people who are Look, if you're religious,
Speaker 3: I have anything against it. Whatever. I mean, what do
Speaker 3: I know? I don't know what the universe, how the
Speaker 3: universe started all that. But I do wonder the people
Speaker 3: who are the preachers, the minister is, the guys on TV,
Speaker 3: the Joel Ostein guy who's worth like five hundred million dollars.
Speaker 3: Do they really believe this stuff or do they have
Speaker 3: to go along with it?
Speaker 1: No, that's a business.
Speaker 3: That's what I think too. I believe that we actually
Speaker 3: had a guy like that. You would travel to Uh,
Speaker 3: are you actually changing a diaper while you're on the phone? Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, banana, okay, all right. I thought he was
Speaker 3: like starting to change a baby or something that looked
Speaker 3: like you put the phone anyway, go on.
Speaker 1: So we had a church that we would visit every
Speaker 1: once in a while in a neighboring town, and he
Speaker 1: started getting into that kreflow dollar thing with the faith
Speaker 1: dome and all that.
Speaker 3: Wait, he started getting into the what.
Speaker 1: Uh, there's a there's a pastor called Dollar.
Speaker 3: He's the same as Joelsa. Is this the guy that
Speaker 3: dumb our old phone screener fell for, where like if
Speaker 3: you do something, you get money into your life or.
Speaker 1: Something exactly a money preacher. So he started getting into
Speaker 1: he wanted to do a faith dome. So everybody started
Speaker 1: giving him money and stuff. But this faith dome wasn't
Speaker 1: in the town that he started in. And he actually
Speaker 1: picked up the whole church whoever had money, basically and
Speaker 1: moved it. And so when we went there to visit
Speaker 1: one time, he was gone and most of the church
Speaker 1: had gone and some people couldn't afford it, and that's
Speaker 1: who we met with him. We're like what happened, and like, oh,
Speaker 1: he got really into this this stuff, and like we
Speaker 1: don't have money to move, we don't have any of
Speaker 1: this stuff. We can't give you cars and stuff.
Speaker 3: And there was a guy that I think it is
Speaker 3: the same guy, Josh. Thank you. By the way, I
Speaker 3: gotta move here. Thank you. Josh. Our old phone screener
Speaker 3: really got really into this preacher and he believed that
Speaker 3: like if you sent him a This scam was, if
Speaker 3: you send this guy a hundred bucks, I'll send you
Speaker 3: something back and then then you'll be blessed with like
Speaker 3: ten grands right, God, will you know whatever you give
Speaker 3: to this preacher, God will reward you tenfold. Now it
Speaker 3: begs the question, why go through the middleman? Why doesn't
Speaker 3: God just give you the ten thousand Dollars's testing you
Speaker 3: to make sure that you will actually do it, that
Speaker 3: you actually believe, and then when he doesn't give it
Speaker 3: to you right away, that's just another test of your faith,
Speaker 3: to make sure that you're really that you really believe.
Speaker 8: I see, I think a guy if I remember, great,
Speaker 8: the guy whose name was Peter pop Off, I believe
Speaker 8: was the guy's name that dumbfell for.
Speaker 3: I think you're right, okay, very similar kind of thing. Yep, yep,
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