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Speaker 3: seven Thursday morning, you are listening to Johnny's House and
Speaker 3: you're like, yesterday, it's gonna be mostly Sonny and hot.
Speaker 3: There is a forty percent chance of rain. He in
Speaker 3: DECKX one hundred and six once again, and it's almost
Speaker 3: close to eighty and seventy eight, right.
Speaker 4: Now now the Johnny's House Entertainment News. That's three all right.
Speaker 5: If you're a Seinfeld fan.
Speaker 3: I am. I like it.
Speaker 5: Netflie just re upping.
Speaker 6: For five more years really, so yeah, the show, I know,
Speaker 6: the show basically for the foreseeable future is going to
Speaker 6: live on Netflix. So Seinfeld has renewed its licensing agreement
Speaker 6: and it's going to stay on the streaming platform. So
Speaker 6: obviously it's like, you know, newer generations are watching it,
Speaker 6: older older generations are rewatching it.
Speaker 3: So he's one of those that did it right. He
Speaker 3: didn't sell his syndication rights a lot of artists do
Speaker 3: because they give you a big check up front. Yeah,
Speaker 3: collecting twenty thirty million dollars a year. It's crazy money.
Speaker 6: He's a billionaire as far as this, there was no
Speaker 6: financial terms that were disclosed, obviously, but I think it's
Speaker 6: pretty massive for the show to keep running.
Speaker 5: Pitbull is announcing his fourteenth.
Speaker 6: Studio album, So go ahead and get those bald caps ready.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I love seeing the girls and people dress up with
Speaker 6: ball caps. I think it's the funniest thing. So Pitcoin
Speaker 6: is mister Worldwide's new album, he said. He just announced
Speaker 6: it on social media. October eighth is when it's gonna
Speaker 6: come out. He posted a video of him with like
Speaker 6: a gold coin that looks pretty similar to like a bitcoin,
Speaker 6: but it's got his face on it.
Speaker 5: So that's why he's calling it a pitcoin.
Speaker 3: Change it. You get where I'm going. He means, change
Speaker 3: it up and do Pitbull do love does love songs?
Speaker 3: Maybe he kind of has been I think on.
Speaker 6: A few, just like yeah, I mean like he's just
Speaker 6: like the biggest hype man.
Speaker 5: I feel like, you know, that's all he really does.
Speaker 3: He really wants to switch it up. We should do
Speaker 3: a country album, oh gosh.
Speaker 5: So obviously he is just so busy though.
Speaker 6: Outside of music, He's got his Mister three or five records,
Speaker 6: he's got his vodka. He's setting a girl Guinness World
Speaker 6: record for the largest gathering of bald caps.
Speaker 5: So he's just doing all all the most.
Speaker 3: If you ever have a chance to see is a
Speaker 3: show a lot of energy.
Speaker 5: He's so Yeah.
Speaker 6: When he came out and I was just like, I
Speaker 6: wasn't a huge pit Bull fan, and I'm like.
Speaker 3: Wow, I do like that the music.
Speaker 7: I've been an active pit Bull hater, yeah until I
Speaker 7: saw that, and then I'm like, wow, this is a
Speaker 7: really fun vibe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is fun.
Speaker 6: Also, there's a new parent survey that came out of
Speaker 6: the favorite characters that are out recently, so it's a
Speaker 6: recent poll. For their top ones are Barbie, Bluey, Elsa, Moana,
Speaker 6: and SpongeBob is still on the list. So those are
Speaker 6: like pop culture, Like, those are the biggest characters as
Speaker 6: we speak for reals between the ages of three and eight.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, yeah, so that was with girls with boys.
Speaker 6: It's spider Man, Sonic, the Hedgehog, SpongeBob, SquarePants, Superman, and Bluey.
Speaker 6: So it's like some of these older generational characters kids
Speaker 6: are still loving them. So it just shows you how
Speaker 6: strong some of these franchises are.
Speaker 3: They're good, very good. All right, we'll come back. Hey,
Speaker 3: what did y'all do yesterday? Well, we'll share it with
Speaker 3: you updates on us next on Johnny's House. Yesterday it
Speaker 3: was a tempercent chance of rain. I got some. It
Speaker 3: rained for about twenty minutes hard, and then the sun
Speaker 3: came out and it all dried up. It is seventy
Speaker 3: eight right now. Yes yesterday had a doctor appointment, had
Speaker 3: to postpone it for today. I'm gonna have one of
Speaker 3: those body scans everything, find out everything that's happening inside
Speaker 3: of me. Life image in flu We're gonna go there.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go there today. And I talked to our girl, Judy,
Speaker 3: and she said, come come by today.
Speaker 5: I love her.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna come home by. She's nice. Got home and
Speaker 3: again second day without the kid, and again I was
Speaker 3: running around in my underwear enjoying life. Thought I eat
Speaker 3: some cake. I'm like, I can eat cakes. See I
Speaker 3: can't eat cake with the kid there, because he wants cake,
Speaker 3: he cannot have cake. So I was and then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, this is the key goes in the door. Well,
Speaker 3: what are you doing. It's early day. Oh yeah, it's Wednesday.
Speaker 5: You need to put that on your con.
Speaker 3: And you know he has access to cake whenever he
Speaker 3: wants it. Now you're in the car.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the things you used to be able to keep
Speaker 7: from him are gonna be a lot harder to keep
Speaker 7: from him now that he has access.
Speaker 3: Get his own cake. So I was sitting there and say,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm gonna check out this movie that
Speaker 3: Ray said, I told watch because she sees a little
Speaker 3: bit of me in it. So I watched the trailer
Speaker 3: an obsession. Obsession, Man, I couldn't watch that, but You're
Speaker 3: going not at like four in the afternoon on a Wednesday,
Speaker 3: and I saw the saying was she screaming? Oh Lord,
Speaker 3: what is happening? Whoa? Whoa? Even the preview, you could
Speaker 3: tell it's a bit different. It's one of those things.
Speaker 3: And they say it in in in churches, be careful
Speaker 3: what you pray for, because you just might get it.
Speaker 3: Be careful what you asked for, because you just might.
Speaker 3: You got it. You got it. I can see why
Speaker 3: it was. It's gonna be a like a cult following.
Speaker 5: It's so good.
Speaker 3: I just watched the previews and I'm just like, uh,
Speaker 3: and then race at the ending don't blow me away?
Speaker 3: So I got to be in the right mindset for that.
Speaker 3: So did that, looked up and looked up some new bills,
Speaker 3: watched a little TV and call it a night ray.
Speaker 3: How about you? How was you?
Speaker 8: That was good.
Speaker 5: I went home and I took a nap. I just
Speaker 5: needed it. Yesterday. I felt like that was the only
Speaker 5: day that I had a chance to you this week.
Speaker 5: So I took a nap.
Speaker 6: I was I've been watching that Lindsay Clancy trial, and
Speaker 6: I just like, like, I dit I watched it on
Speaker 6: YouTube for like the trial TV or whatever or like
Speaker 6: the live that.
Speaker 3: Don't have Court TV anymore. Yeah, it's still court.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it's sometimes court shows and sometimes okay, but
Speaker 7: it's the actual trials.
Speaker 3: It's still Court TV. Yeah yeah, okay.
Speaker 6: So and then after that, I just did some stuff
Speaker 6: around the house. I did my Code of Conduct tests
Speaker 6: at home.
Speaker 3: I told it to make common sense. It does.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was like, oh, these are the same same question.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: If you ever find yourself at the port, yeah, needing
Speaker 7: to get some equipment, should you port workers faster?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: You're like, okay, if you fail that test, you should
Speaker 7: not be in radio. Yeh twenty five years I've been here.
Speaker 7: I've never been to the port to pick up no question, no.
Speaker 3: Questions, Like somebody asked you to play a song on
Speaker 3: the air for money, do you say yes, do you
Speaker 3: take it and spend it on your friends, you go
Speaker 3: out and have a good time, or do you say no?
Speaker 6: Intail management done yep, So I had to do that yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I did get laundry done yesterday. You ever have
Speaker 3: you know, you ever do laundry and you know you're
Speaker 3: not supposed to put that much in that load, but
Speaker 3: every time, every every time, time, every time.
Speaker 7: And then my wife yells at me, yeah, because it's
Speaker 7: never gonna dry because there's too.
Speaker 3: Much of it. Okay, I'm glad it's not just me.
Speaker 3: I was fine. I did a whole bunch of work
Speaker 3: around here.
Speaker 7: I talked to some of our big bosses for a
Speaker 7: little bit, and then hung out with his son, my
Speaker 7: son here a little bit because we cross paths. He's
Speaker 7: getting here when I'm wrapping up, okay for his show.
Speaker 3: So did that.
Speaker 7: Then I talked with my chat GPT a little bit
Speaker 7: because I'm working out some finances. Got a target date
Speaker 7: on when I want to have everything paid down to zero,
Speaker 7: and it's helping me out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it has. You got to do it upload all your.
Speaker 7: Stuff and like you know what interest rates you're paying,
Speaker 7: and what the monthly minimums are and all that stuff,
Speaker 7: and then it breaks down what you need to do
Speaker 7: to get to where you need to get the fastest.
Speaker 3: So you've become real good friends with your chat GB.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't talk to it friendly anymore. Okay, it's
Speaker 7: it's purely informational and if you write the right prompt
Speaker 7: chat GBT is very useful.
Speaker 3: And that's why I tell people all the time, you
Speaker 3: have to write the right it's going to give you
Speaker 3: the answer of what you want. But you got to
Speaker 3: be real specific what you want.
Speaker 7: If you just upload something and say tell me about this, yeah,
Speaker 7: you can might as well google it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but if you use it right, it's useful. So
Speaker 3: did that.
Speaker 7: And then my wife and I are going to Europe
Speaker 7: in like a month's we're getting our final stuff together.
Speaker 7: And yet yeah, I can't wait. I'm excited, but we're
Speaker 7: getting our final stuff together. I like yesterday it is like, hey,
Speaker 7: I need to visually hold your passport where you can
Speaker 7: see it in your hand, like tangibly see it. Don't
Speaker 7: tell me you know where it is. I want to
Speaker 7: see it because you still have time to fix it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got time. Now you wait to the day
Speaker 3: before you do not. Oh my goodness. And I've traveled
Speaker 3: before and the person left their passport. They don't. There's
Speaker 3: no excuses. No, I need a path. Funny thing happened. No,
Speaker 3: funny thing happened. Next? Yeah, next? So y'all ready to go?
Speaker 7: I hate to bounce around here by myself. But with
Speaker 7: the money I've paid, it's happening.
Speaker 3: What was that? You know how you sometimes have crazy
Speaker 3: discussions with your mate, like you might be in the
Speaker 3: airport or something like that. We're sitting at the airport
Speaker 3: and something came up where the person just the scenario
Speaker 3: left their passport, and she goes, what would we do
Speaker 3: if we were right here and I forgot mine? I said,
Speaker 3: I probably have to go along. She said, you would
Speaker 3: leave me. I'm not necessarily leaving you.
Speaker 5: I'll see you there.
Speaker 3: Get it there right? She goes, that's not I'm like, listen,
Speaker 3: I made sure you're getting the huber and get back right.
Speaker 3: You would leave?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, I wouldn't be able to do that.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't as bad as I needed vacation that last
Speaker 3: break that we had. I mean, I had just gone
Speaker 3: to Charlotte. I was like, I gotta go. This was
Speaker 3: an anniversary trip for me to come back to a wife.
Speaker 7: If I left, oh oh yeah, oh yeah, yo, I'd
Speaker 7: have to make a very serious decision. Yea, But yeah,
Speaker 7: I would never let it. Forget the fact that I
Speaker 7: had to pay thousands to change flights. I would that
Speaker 7: would never happen. Here's where it got difficult. She said,
Speaker 7: Sophie was the other way around. Could I do that?
Speaker 7: I say, no, you couldn't.
Speaker 3: But why because you'd be traveling to another country by yourself,
Speaker 3: and it's a safety factor. You know. It wouldn't be
Speaker 3: because I wouldn't want you to, or if you couldn't
Speaker 3: because I left. But you're you're traveling someone you've never
Speaker 3: been by yourself alone as a female, for your own safety.
Speaker 3: I would suggest you didn't do that. I would ram
Speaker 3: rais looking at it. I would that's success. You can
Speaker 3: say what you want. And we had that discussion. I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: it doesn't sound right. I don't feel me. I knew
Speaker 3: longful fighting, so I wouldn't. I would argue that she
Speaker 3: might be safer than.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying she may be a bigger target than you,
Speaker 7: is what I would say if I.
Speaker 3: Was arguing, Hey, we had that discussion and then they
Speaker 3: say it's time for the playing the board, and we
Speaker 3: just never talked about it.
Speaker 7: That's why I said, let me see the passport right
Speaker 7: now today, so put it on the counter.
Speaker 3: Let's see it every day I walk. But I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: I don't feel comfortable you've been in the country by yourself.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't, and she would probably say the same thing.
Speaker 5: She doesn't feel comfortable with you being all the.
Speaker 3: By yourself. Right, it's different. It's a different kind of threat.
Speaker 5: It's a different threat kind of threat.
Speaker 3: Again, I know kng ful fighting. I'm just going to chill.
Speaker 3: I didn't need to relax. I wouldn't have stayed the
Speaker 3: whole time, maybe two days and come back. I would
Speaker 3: man write me bad. I don't care on all the
Speaker 3: things I've seen said about you, I've never seen. I
Speaker 3: wouldn't feel safe with her myself. I wouldn't. I just wouldn't.
Speaker 3: It's my job to protect her. I don't feel I
Speaker 3: can protect you over there and I'm over here. Okay,
Speaker 3: you ain't get a descript to explain.
Speaker 8: It to me.
Speaker 7: That's the same discussion that we were having. Oh in ps,
Speaker 7: we know the radio keeps cutting out. I've been morning
Speaker 7: getting Yeah, all right, listen, listen on the app. It's
Speaker 7: never going anywhere. Yeah, yeah, get the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: And if you do that, then like right now, it's
Speaker 3: it's not breaking up, it's different ways of delivery. But
Speaker 3: you need to do that all right, we come back
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Speaker 3: six seven Thursday, six thirty six. You should be back
Speaker 3: into the back to school groove. I would think, uh,
Speaker 3: some of you. Anyway, It's gonna be hot and humid
Speaker 3: again today like yesterday, except there's forty percent chance of
Speaker 3: ragin one hundred and six, where we're gonna get seventy
Speaker 3: eight right now. So Rihanna took the kids back to
Speaker 3: to Barbados. Yeah she's the queen now. Oh she's she's
Speaker 3: like the only national hero that's left lit. Yeah. Over there,
Speaker 3: she's like the deal, oh for real?
Speaker 7: And she took them by Rihanna Drive, which is the
Speaker 7: street named after her. They have a fence around the
Speaker 7: sign so nobody will mess with it. But obviously she
Speaker 7: gets to go inside ran and they took pictures in
Speaker 7: front of Rihanna Drive.
Speaker 3: How does she feel about that? Like, this is your
Speaker 3: mama's sign. But you know what, any kid who is
Speaker 3: born into it don't understand the big deal. They don't.
Speaker 3: You're probably you don't want to tell me go to bed?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know that kind of thing. They don't big
Speaker 3: picture at this age. At when you get a little older,
Speaker 3: it's like, oh wow, I had no idea. Those kids
Speaker 3: are like, okay, can we go to we go to
Speaker 3: the ocean? Now? Great, you got your name on the street.
Speaker 3: Can we go to beach? Mam man. So we want
Speaker 3: to find out what is your big is flex in
Speaker 3: your life? If you had to take your kids or
Speaker 3: talk to your friends about something, What is your biggest
Speaker 3: flex so far in your life?
Speaker 11: Brian?
Speaker 3: What's your biggest flex?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 7: Well, any chance I get. I like to remind people
Speaker 7: that I did open for Tracy Morgan. Yeah, for six shows,
Speaker 7: not no little two three minute sets. Full on sets,
Speaker 7: you know, and then hung out with him afterwards, set
Speaker 7: up in the green room. Yeah, hung out with him
Speaker 7: and Chris Tucker.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 3: I like to let people know that any chance I get.
Speaker 3: You did open up for Bruce Bruce too.
Speaker 7: I did the old the old Bob carry find of
Speaker 7: like what twenty twenty five hundred.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right. Brown was the only white comedian.
Speaker 7: That's only one. I might have been the only white
Speaker 7: person he hit the stage. That's it.
Speaker 3: Big.
Speaker 7: People look at me like they're looking at me like
Speaker 7: I wish I had even a vague memory of it.
Speaker 7: I don't. I wish because I was like, I had
Speaker 7: only done stand up like five times at that point.
Speaker 3: Uh huh. So I was just it was like an
Speaker 3: out of body experience.
Speaker 7: It was so wild. I don't I couldn't even tell
Speaker 7: you a joke that I told. I don't even remember.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's crazy. It's like I wasn't there. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it's funny thing. I saw Brian and he when he
Speaker 3: got on stage, I left. I ain't see Bruce Bruce. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we met downtown. Let me downtown. I could probably.
Speaker 7: Redo my whole set from the Tracy Morgan shows. Because
Speaker 7: I did him six times, you know, But I but
Speaker 7: that one I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. I found out I was doing
Speaker 3: it three days before I did it. Wow. Another contest. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I want my space the funniest person on my Space.
Speaker 5: That's fine.
Speaker 3: And then I won and asked me if I want
Speaker 3: to know. I'm like sure. Then I had to hustle
Speaker 3: and find some tickets. I'm like, oh man, I gotet
Speaker 3: some tickets. Yeah.
Speaker 7: It was cool. Ever, I remember everybody treating me cool.
Speaker 7: I remember coming out and I don't remember anything anything else.
Speaker 3: I just remember Brian coming out and he looked really
Speaker 3: small in that big stage. Yeah, it's a huge stage.
Speaker 3: Was a big man. Yeah, he really is.
Speaker 7: But I know I didn't bomb. I do remember that.
Speaker 7: I might not have killed, but I didn't bomb.
Speaker 3: I do remember that. Not people, few people around me.
Speaker 3: They were laughing. I'm like, oh he did all right.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 3: Let me see my biggest flex I have two. One
Speaker 3: is hosting this show.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I removed that because that this is always
Speaker 7: a flex.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the other one is in being in the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame. I was gonna say, but then the
Speaker 3: flex goes away when I've been nominated four times for
Speaker 3: the National and still ain't got in. But that fire
Speaker 3: dominated five times. They gave me a participation. Hey, you
Speaker 3: will nominate. I'm like, I don't want. I'm not putting
Speaker 3: that tramp up, but you can leave that off nobody. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean this one. This, I mean this, I'm in it.
Speaker 3: I'm in the the Florida Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: That's my flex. Ray, what's your flex?
Speaker 6: I would say the show obviously be on the show,
Speaker 6: being at Excel since I was twenty, You know, I
Speaker 6: think that is like a huge flex for me.
Speaker 3: That's funny. You've been here since you were twenty and
Speaker 3: you look back on it. I was here since I
Speaker 3: was twenty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, you know, like you know I was committed.
Speaker 7: Yes, the time flies twenty five to me, I sat
Speaker 7: when I was twenty five.
Speaker 5: Wow, this will be my sixteenth year.
Speaker 3: Man, I started here I was fourteen. You know, I
Speaker 3: can't even lie about that more because now if you
Speaker 3: added the number of years like you still oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it still don't work. All right. What is your biggest
Speaker 3: flex in life? It could be anything. It's your own
Speaker 3: personal flex, but it's yours. Let's find out what it is.
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Speaker 3: is your biggest flex? It's okay to talk about it
Speaker 3: is your flex. Let's get back into it when you
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Speaker 3: is six foetty three in Johnny's House feeling like one
Speaker 3: hundred and six where it's seventy eight right now and
Speaker 3: a forty percent chance of rain. Other than that is
Speaker 3: going to be mostly sunny today. Rihanna took her kids
Speaker 3: back to Barbados and said, look, this is the street,
Speaker 3: this is your mama name, and I'm like, okay, mom,
Speaker 3: and this is our big house. Okay fine? Can we
Speaker 3: go eat? Can we go to the beach? Want to
Speaker 3: find out what is your biggest flex? And by calling
Speaker 3: us early, We're gonna hook you out with two tickets
Speaker 3: to Orlando City versus FC Cincinnati on the fifteenth at
Speaker 3: Enter dot Co Stadium. Let's head over to Eustace and
Speaker 3: talk to Lana. Hey, Lona, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 10: It's Lena.
Speaker 3: Lena. Hey, Lena. I wrote that down too, I Lena,
Speaker 3: what is your biggest flex?
Speaker 12: My biggest flex is how close I am with my
Speaker 12: two parents and my two brothers and the community that
Speaker 12: we have with our kids.
Speaker 13: It is so beautiful.
Speaker 3: Really are you? How old are you? And your brothers?
Speaker 12: So I am thirty, My older brother is two years
Speaker 12: older than me thirty two, and my younger brother's two
Speaker 12: years younger than me twenty eight.
Speaker 3: And y'all all still tight, just tight, so tight.
Speaker 12: When you were kids, our dream was so grow up,
Speaker 12: live in the same neighborhood, on the same cold a sack.
Speaker 12: Unfortunately we didn't get the could a sack. But me
Speaker 12: and my older brothers live in the same neighborhood two
Speaker 12: minute walk from our front doors, and my mom was
Speaker 12: a ten minute walk from our front doors, which is
Speaker 12: beautiful for babysitting.
Speaker 3: How do you I mean, look, I love my brothers
Speaker 3: and sisters. I mean I would take a bullet for them,
Speaker 3: but I live here. They live in Charlotte. That's cool.
Speaker 5: I would love to live in the same neighborhood as real.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Wow, so your kids all play together and all
Speaker 3: that stuff. You watch each other's kids and everything.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I only have one daughter as of now, she's
Speaker 12: about to turn one, but my brother has five kids.
Speaker 12: And the I know the past, the back and forth
Speaker 12: of the babysitting. It's beautiful.
Speaker 2: Wo.
Speaker 12: Family is forever, but friends come and go.
Speaker 11: That's the way you were raised on.
Speaker 3: And it is so true. That is so cool. I
Speaker 3: think that's great to hear man. Maybe one day we'll
Speaker 3: do a topic and find out is your my family's close.
Speaker 7: We ain't like like that close. And it's crazy because
Speaker 7: in my mind it's the opposite. Like, yeah, I say,
Speaker 7: friends thicker than the family. If You don't get to
Speaker 7: pick your family. You get to pick your friends. But
Speaker 7: that's because I don't have a great relationship with most
Speaker 7: of my family. Yeah yeah, and how big is just
Speaker 7: you and your two brothers?
Speaker 14: It is?
Speaker 12: We moved down here from Florida from Chicago in like
Speaker 12: two thousand and two, so we really had no choice
Speaker 12: for each other. And then the friends that we made.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see my I got. I have two brothers, two sisters,
Speaker 3: seventeen eighteen, nieces and nephews. And when you come from
Speaker 3: a big problem, a big family, there's always something going on.
Speaker 7: Always, always something never born, Nope, never born.
Speaker 3: You hold on a second, you're in the running for
Speaker 3: those tickets. Uh boy, KC, what's up? KC?
Speaker 11: Man, what's going on? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 11: Y'all doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'll be doing radio.
Speaker 8: So we thank y'all for what y'all do for the city. Man,
Speaker 8: I appreciate y'all. But I gotta tell you today, this
Speaker 8: conversation started something in me. And I was gonna talk
Speaker 8: about the rappers I met and and knowing all the
Speaker 8: things that would make sense. But today I'm actually thinking
Speaker 8: about my transformation. Okay, my biggest plex was back six
Speaker 8: years ago. My father passed. In twenty twenty, I changed
Speaker 8: my life, started being more into doing what God wanted.
Speaker 11: Me to do.
Speaker 8: Okay, so first he started showing me how to start
Speaker 8: helping people. So I started my own YouTube, Instagram and
Speaker 8: TikTok about Roster KC. Basically empowered people to know themselves,
Speaker 8: learn and grow, think about who you are, don't look
Speaker 8: at nobody else, looking inside of you, and have accountability
Speaker 8: and let God show you who you could be and
Speaker 8: then not on loan with that, he allowed me to
Speaker 8: start my own trucking company after I left the post
Speaker 8: office of twenty years, I just haven't fated. Oh that's
Speaker 8: a would be my biggest plax.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a plague. Yeah. Everything you're saying right now
Speaker 3: is a Plagueah oh yeah.
Speaker 8: It's been a year now, a year and two days
Speaker 8: I've been doing trucking and I'm all over the Florida
Speaker 8: and I'm on my way right now to Saint Augustine
Speaker 8: and Jacksonville.
Speaker 11: I just.
Speaker 3: Oh, man lost. Yeah, yeah, hold on, that's a flex.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's a serious flex. Well, B what I know?
Speaker 7: And I feel shallow now. He is like I didn't
Speaker 7: do anything great I don't hang out with my kid.
Speaker 7: I hope for Tracy Morgan X level power by Attorney
Speaker 7: Dan Newman interrect need to check its aid.
Speaker 3: No brainer.
Speaker 7: Just called Attorney Dan newl and someone said their biggest
Speaker 7: flex is having worked on an episode of Sesame Street.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, when it was filmed in Orlando. Okay, let's see.
Speaker 7: Someone said their biggest flex is they were the very
Speaker 7: first performer to portray one of the Disney Face characters
Speaker 7: in the park.
Speaker 3: I can't say who it is. Yes, yeah, that's not
Speaker 3: how it works. Wow, that's good to go, KC. We're
Speaker 3: gonna hook you up. Orlando City FC Cincinnati coming up
Speaker 3: at enter dot Com Stadium.
Speaker 4: These tickets are now the Johnny's House Entertainment News.
Speaker 5: With Ray all Right.
Speaker 6: So Bill and Melinda Gates. They have a daughter named
Speaker 6: Phoebe Gates. She's twenty three years old. She has an
Speaker 6: e commerce startup called Fia okay, and she's often insisted
Speaker 6: that she'd make it work without any privileges. Yeah, from
Speaker 6: her parents obviously, but she never promised not to cut corners.
Speaker 6: So now she could actually be going to prison because
Speaker 6: of it. Phoebe and her business partner, so FIA have
Speaker 6: apparently been caught admitting to cookie stuffing, which basically which
Speaker 6: means they've been crediting FIA with sales that it didn't
Speaker 6: drive and collecting commissions for them.
Speaker 5: Oh really, so it sounds pretty serious.
Speaker 6: So there's a corporate attorney commenting on the allegations and
Speaker 6: said that cookie stuffing is typically treated as a federal wire.
Speaker 5: It's a fraud in the US courts.
Speaker 6: So he claims that, you know, obviously she could be
Speaker 6: facing a max penalty of twenty years in prison plus
Speaker 6: fines and restitution. Obviously her father is still to she
Speaker 6: FIA is blaming technical difficulties so like problems, and claims
Speaker 6: it fixed the problem as soon as it was made
Speaker 6: of ware of. But then there's other reports that are
Speaker 6: saying that her and her business partner were actually communicating
Speaker 6: through slang or whatever, yeah, knowingly that these commissions were
Speaker 6: coming through, and it had happened a couple of months
Speaker 6: where they knew that this was happening and still just
Speaker 6: let it happen.
Speaker 3: So see, that's why she said, you know, I could
Speaker 3: make it on my own, and you could, but you
Speaker 3: know behind the scenes that your dad will get the
Speaker 3: best lawyers in the world on this yp and even
Speaker 3: though they got everything in front of you, the best
Speaker 3: lawyers in the world can make things happen.
Speaker 6: Absolutely And then obviously, like the money financial aspects, you
Speaker 6: could get rid of it easily.
Speaker 5: Whatever she was like fishing in and all that.
Speaker 3: Pad them back and now there's no crime.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So which sucks because that is privileged right there.
Speaker 3: So see, now Bill Gates can sit it down and say, okay,
Speaker 3: here's the deal. Will you let you run your way?
Speaker 3: And you did what you did. Now you don't come
Speaker 3: back here. You're gonna be a respectable young lady and
Speaker 3: work for a company. Right, we'll do it our way.
Speaker 3: Feel you're not okay, bye bye? Right?
Speaker 6: I feel like once you're a nepo baby, you can
Speaker 6: run from being a nefo baby, you know.
Speaker 5: So I don't know.
Speaker 6: Travis Kelsey is saying that his wedding night was the
Speaker 6: best night of his life. Obviously, what did.
Speaker 3: They did it? That thing?
Speaker 6: So he was speaking to reporters at the Chiefs training camp,
Speaker 6: and he said that his wedding night was the best
Speaker 6: night of his life and that he would do it
Speaker 6: all over again with Taylor Swift. So he added that
Speaker 6: it was a childhood dream to be in Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 6: He didn't get to go there for a Knicks playoff
Speaker 6: game because of training camp, and Taylor very famously did so.
Speaker 6: He thanked the owners of Madison Square Garden for allowing
Speaker 6: them to have that opportunity to get married.
Speaker 3: And they thank them for that check. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Do you think any thought about you know, you have
Speaker 3: dreams of big weddings and stuff like that. Would you
Speaker 3: have to have someone go, you know, I want to
Speaker 3: get married in Madison Square Garden? No, I don't think
Speaker 3: I would have never thought.
Speaker 5: No, there's nothing romantic about it.
Speaker 3: I mean they did it up though. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: people walked in.
Speaker 5: I'm like, wow, they probably got there at MSG.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure so.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So Taylor Travis got married July third. Obviously we still
Speaker 6: haven't seen pictures, none.
Speaker 3: None. That's how it goes down, all right. Listen. We
Speaker 3: know that we're having some technical problems and it may
Speaker 3: be cutting in and out, and we have our engineers
Speaker 3: working on it. But if you really want to get
Speaker 3: it NonStop, do you get to get the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 3: Go ahead and download that because it's not breaking in
Speaker 3: and out on that, but they're working on it, and
Speaker 3: we know, thank you for calling us, and we're just
Speaker 3: gonna keep going. Brian's gonna tell us what's trending next
Speaker 3: on Johnny's House. Feeling like one hundred and six with
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Speaker 7: Wells Trending's brought to you by Pineapple health Care locations
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Speaker 7: are better together now. We don't do a lot of politics,
Speaker 7: but this is kind of big news. The White House
Speaker 7: Press Secretary Caroline Levitt is stepping down at the end
Speaker 7: of August.
Speaker 3: She had a baby.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, she came back from that, so President Trump
Speaker 7: announced yesterday on social media. So she's leaving so she
Speaker 7: could spend more time with her young children and her family,
Speaker 7: which he says he understands and respects. He's praises are
Speaker 7: one of the best press secretaries in the history of
Speaker 7: the office, said she would stay on as a top advisor.
Speaker 7: She's only twenty eight and she's the youngest person to
Speaker 7: ever be the Press secretary, one of only eight women
Speaker 7: to ever do it, and she is the second longest
Speaker 7: serving press secretary.
Speaker 3: So that's I mean, it's not a position where you
Speaker 3: stay Oh no, no, no, yeah, you just there as long
Speaker 3: as tho. Yeah, you just did a thing and you
Speaker 3: move along.
Speaker 7: So she's just moving along a little earlier so she
Speaker 7: could take care of that new babyban hangout with the family.
Speaker 3: Things will change at the White House as far as
Speaker 3: the media goes.
Speaker 7: Some Orange County High school football players, Man, they're finding
Speaker 7: out a pretty important lesson, but in.
Speaker 3: A pretty bad way.
Speaker 7: When you post things on social media, it lives forever
Speaker 7: and you're gonna get yourself in trouble. So players from
Speaker 7: Evans and Edgewater High School being punished after photo surface
Speaker 7: of them in uniform posing in front of whiteboards with
Speaker 7: profanity aimed at rival schools.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, it seems so juvenile.
Speaker 7: Because you talk junk and sports, that's what you do.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So oneotode one photo showed four Evans players with a
Speaker 7: message targeting Jones High schoo. Another showed an Edgewater player
Speaker 7: with a similar message and Evans the first Academy Lake
Speaker 7: Nona and Jones Wow basically blank them school of course. Okay,
Speaker 7: Orange County public schools athletic director had to step in.
Speaker 7: He says, the players involved are going to be suspended
Speaker 7: for this week's Kickoff Classic preseason games.
Speaker 3: So the good news is it's preseason, so it's not
Speaker 3: going to hurt the teams.
Speaker 7: It's also not going to hurt the players as far
Speaker 7: as that goes, and it's a good time to learn
Speaker 7: the lesson.
Speaker 3: Hey man, that's what you gotta First of all, you
Speaker 3: know how embarrassing that is that you got to sit
Speaker 3: in front of your coach and and then you gotta
Speaker 3: sit in front of your mom and dad. You did what? Yeah,
Speaker 3: so you're not playing this week.
Speaker 7: Right, And I'm sure a practice they're going to be
Speaker 7: doing some extra work. I know my son got joeble
Speaker 7: at practice once and I remember watching he had to
Speaker 7: roll down the sideline all the way down on the
Speaker 7: ground and then get up and sprint the link of
Speaker 7: the back of the field and then.
Speaker 3: Lay down and roll back. So I know you're gonna
Speaker 3: be doing some extra work in practice this week. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I thought you're being hard, And I get it. That's
Speaker 3: social media. You're being ha ha. But you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, I understand what you're saying. These kids, you know,
Speaker 3: social at this point in the game. You're not new
Speaker 3: to it. You're in high school. You know, there's Yeah,
Speaker 3: somebody should have taught you a long time ago, especially
Speaker 3: if you have any any way that you think you're
Speaker 3: getting into college. Yeah, you cannot put anything on social media.
Speaker 3: So hey, that's what I said. It's a good lesson. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's preseason. You know, this will this will pass and
Speaker 3: everything will be cool. But it's a good lesson.
Speaker 7: And somebody woke up a billionaire this morning, at least
Speaker 7: on paper, and it wasn't me. Illinois single powerball ticket
Speaker 7: hit all six numbers. One yep, just over a billion
Speaker 7: dollars is what the jackpot grew to right before the drawing.
Speaker 7: So the numbers four twenty six, and here's what's crazy,
Speaker 7: sixty six, sixty seven, sixty nine, who picks the nobody
Speaker 7: and the power ball was nine. So if they took
Speaker 7: it up front, four hundred and fifty point five million
Speaker 7: dollars before taxes. There were forty four straight drawings but
Speaker 7: no winner until last night. Now, there was one winner
Speaker 7: in Florida that got a million dollars because they had
Speaker 7: five of the numbers. So you could check your tickets
Speaker 7: to see if you're a millionaire, but billionaires up in Illinois.
Speaker 3: If I wanted money, I buy Excel and I know
Speaker 3: you want the whole cluster. Nah, just except oh if
Speaker 3: I walked to.
Speaker 7: The fourner in fifty million and that was my cut. Yeah,
Speaker 7: oh yeah, buy this. Yeah you want everybody, and I
Speaker 7: wanted to.
Speaker 3: Keep it in the building.
Speaker 7: I'll pay you all rent because I want you to
Speaker 7: see how awesome we are and all the fun.
Speaker 3: Stuff we say. If we've done that, Xcel was across
Speaker 3: the street and they sold us and they treat you differently.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it's kind of stressful. You know what. I
Speaker 7: want to buy jer R two because they are neighbors. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 7: this corner of the building, so it's yeah. And then
Speaker 7: I'm gonna put a key card over there. Yeah, with
Speaker 7: glass doors so you can see all the awesome stuff
Speaker 7: we have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I'm down with that.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like jail. They're good people. But I didn't win,
Speaker 3: so it doesn't matter. Yeah. We can all dream, though, Brian.
Speaker 3: If we can't dream, what do we have? What do
Speaker 3: we have? Nothing to thank you? Ray, nothing at all
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Speaker 3: Throwback game on Johnny's Sith talked about it rain. Every
Speaker 3: year they just discontinue cards, not because something happened, they
Speaker 3: just kind of phase them out. And here's a list
Speaker 3: and I got this from FTV, so this the list
Speaker 3: is wrong. Blame them, They said the Ford Escape. After
Speaker 3: twenty five years, four generations, they're gonna stop making those.
Speaker 3: That's a little SUV uh huh uh huh. The Volkswagen
Speaker 3: ID four is one of the first electric SUVs. Uh,
Speaker 3: they're gonna discontinue that one. The Jaguar F Pace. I
Speaker 3: wanted that one too, that's a nice one. That one
Speaker 3: is going to be gone.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 3: The Toyota GR Supra. I didn't know that one was about.
Speaker 3: They tried, they brought back to super but those were
Speaker 3: bad back in the day.
Speaker 6: So they just continue these. I mean obviously that means
Speaker 6: they're not making them anymore. But like, are they gonna
Speaker 6: go up in value because they just continue or are.
Speaker 5: They going to go down?
Speaker 3: I would think eventually they go up because people want them.
Speaker 5: You want that Jaguars going to go up more.
Speaker 3: You would think, yeah, if it's taken care of it and
Speaker 3: it's got little miles and all that stuff. And this
Speaker 3: is in the Tesla Model S and they say this
Speaker 3: one forever hold the place in automotive automotive history as
Speaker 3: the earliest mass produced electric car. On the S is
Speaker 3: the high end one, that's the nice one. Yeah, they
Speaker 3: say about one hundred and ten, Yeah, thousand.
Speaker 7: Well, they said they're gonna convert those factories into building robots.
Speaker 3: Oh really, So that's why they're doing that. So I
Speaker 3: want to find out the car that used to drive
Speaker 3: back in the day that no longer around. And I
Speaker 3: looked at three of mine that I used to drive
Speaker 3: when I first got here. I had an MR two.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the host They were a little sports car,
Speaker 3: but it was boxing in the back of the Toyota. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Toyota made them. Yep, it is gone. They ended those
Speaker 3: in two thousand and seven. They brought them back, and
Speaker 3: then they think they took them out again. Uh, let's see. Uh,
Speaker 3: my first car that I bought when I thought I
Speaker 3: had some money in Charlotte was an r X seven,
Speaker 3: a Masta r X seven y'all remember though, Yeah, yeah, yeah, engine.
Speaker 3: Well they's that they're out, but they say there's a
Speaker 3: concept to pray possibly bring them back again, uh next year.
Speaker 3: And the one that I drove down here had retread
Speaker 3: tires on it, no AC slide radio. The one that
Speaker 3: brought me to Orlando was the Plymouth to Rismo. Wow,
Speaker 3: they call it a subcompact front wheel drive with a hatchback.
Speaker 3: And yeah, they they stopped making those. They know, they
Speaker 3: don't even talk about they made those. Was it? You
Speaker 3: have a card that they know a little bit.
Speaker 6: Yes, so Toyota TOSLL and.
Speaker 5: I just looked at it.
Speaker 6: They stopped making it in Japan in nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 6: but then Taiwan made it for until two thousand and three,
Speaker 6: like a toyotall and boxy.
Speaker 3: Weren't they like some Well, yeah.
Speaker 5: Somewhat now that you say that.
Speaker 6: And then I had a Pute Cruiser what they came
Speaker 6: out for. That was my mom's that I drove around everywhere,
Speaker 6: but I guess it ended in July of twenty ten.
Speaker 3: Really it was like a retro surfer looking car. Every
Speaker 3: car club in America candle stands Cruiser Cruiser. I love
Speaker 3: that one. They don't make him anymore.
Speaker 7: This is gonna be hilarious to you. I also had
Speaker 7: a Plymouth Duster. No, mine was powder blue.
Speaker 3: That was right there that we had the same shot.
Speaker 7: I used to call it the thrust Duster. That's the
Speaker 7: car I had. I bought it from an old lady
Speaker 7: who couldn't drive anymore. Okay, so her sons was selling
Speaker 7: her car out of the the mobile home park where
Speaker 7: my grandmother knew. Somebody and I did it for next
Speaker 7: to nothing because they couldn't drive it.
Speaker 3: The mom was Carolina blue, but it was just that
Speaker 3: color blue. Yeah, I mean, you can call it whatever
Speaker 3: you want, but mine was beat up to the point.
Speaker 3: I lived at sun Lake Apartments over in the Lake Mary,
Speaker 3: and I never drove it. And they had a note
Speaker 3: on it say, hey, listen, this car is sitting here
Speaker 3: so long. If it's not moved tomorrow, we're gonna tell it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, well, that saves me something to do.
Speaker 10: Ye.
Speaker 3: What year did you have that? Oh my goodness, this
Speaker 3: is an eighty five? But I obviously didn't have it
Speaker 3: in eighty five. Let's see, I got here ninety so
Speaker 3: you had yours in Okay, So I got mine. I
Speaker 3: got mine in ninety five. You might have got mine.
Speaker 5: That is insane.
Speaker 3: If that happened, oh my wow. Yep. We called it
Speaker 3: the thrust or dust.
Speaker 6: Were there any markings on the inside that could potentially
Speaker 6: make it stand out?
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't remember. My AC leaked like crazy
Speaker 3: on the inside. Now did you have a slide radio
Speaker 3: because mine you had to hit.
Speaker 7: The market slide over. Yep, so the AC would leak
Speaker 7: like crazy. So my passenger side floor was always wet,
Speaker 7: always wet.
Speaker 3: The rest of the day in the conversation.
Speaker 7: Just the floor is always wet, always on the passenger side.
Speaker 5: Imagine if you guys drove the same car.
Speaker 7: We lived like such a weird.
Speaker 3: I met Ray one Thanksgiving. She was the hostess at
Speaker 3: a restaurant in Lake May, seventeen seventeen, and I'm just
Speaker 3: like this girl, don't want.
Speaker 5: To be yes.
Speaker 6: And then Brian and I must have passed each other
Speaker 6: at the flea market.
Speaker 7: For certain Yeah, wow, Duster, you know what I'm gonna
Speaker 7: I'm gonna do some deep research and I'm gonna find
Speaker 7: a serial number somewhere.
Speaker 3: See if you can find your Yeah, I'll have to
Speaker 3: look at It's gonna take some deep digging.
Speaker 16: Same.
Speaker 7: I don't even know. I mean, I guess you go
Speaker 7: back to your old insurance. Maybe it looked just like that.
Speaker 7: That was what it looked like. Yep, same beat up
Speaker 7: little hubcaps everything.
Speaker 3: So you had the car two years after I had
Speaker 3: it towed away? Probably, Yeah, I got it from some
Speaker 3: old lady. I don't know, like I said. She just
Speaker 3: her son said he can't, she can't drive no more.
Speaker 7: And they were selling it for like nothing, like yeah,
Speaker 7: literally like eight hundred dollars so I need a car.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right? I wanted to find out what's some
Speaker 3: cars the car used to drive back in the day
Speaker 3: that no longer. They no longer make them anymore. But
Speaker 3: that was your car, that was your ride. You remember it,
Speaker 3: But you couldn't go to the lot and get a
Speaker 3: brand new one because they just don't make them anymore.
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Speaker 3: NASCAR Returns to the World Center of Racing. I got
Speaker 3: tickets to the NASCAR O'Reilly Autopart Series on August twenty
Speaker 3: eighth and the Coke zero Sugar four hundred on the
Speaker 3: twenty ninth. We're talking about cars, so let's give you
Speaker 3: some tickets to wrestle, I mean to racing. Four oh
Speaker 3: seven now one nine one O six seven eight seven
Speaker 3: seven now one nine one O six seven. Let's talk
Speaker 3: about that car is no longer around. Used to drive it.
Speaker 7: Back in these.
Speaker 3: House, telling you telling me about the cars that, uh,
Speaker 3: this is last year they're gonna be put in production,
Speaker 3: not because something is wrong, but sometimes they just retire
Speaker 3: the name. I want to find out some cars that
Speaker 3: you drove back in today but no longer on the road.
Speaker 3: And some of you listening right now, I've never heard
Speaker 3: of those cars, but I can I've seen all of them.
Speaker 3: They do exist. When it springs, Nadine, What up, Nadine,
Speaker 3: Good morning? What up, Nadine. What car you drive back
Speaker 3: in the day is not long here anymore memories.
Speaker 17: So my mom bought a car in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 17: I was Osmobile cut List or an Obil Calais.
Speaker 3: Oh not the cat Oh oh yeah, Cale.
Speaker 17: So that was eighty five, and then I guess they
Speaker 17: changed it in eighty eight to a Cutlass. But I
Speaker 17: turned sixteen and ninety six, so I got that car.
Speaker 17: So at that point it was eleven years old. Oh yeah,
Speaker 17: and then I rode that to the bitter end. I
Speaker 17: leased the car in like twenty twenty or no, two
Speaker 17: thousand and two.
Speaker 3: So car's back. Cars back then you didn't get good
Speaker 3: gas mileage at all, and the Cutlass came like a geek.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah it was. People still look at those back
Speaker 3: in the day.
Speaker 7: It was not because we had one from Orlando carry
Speaker 7: good morning, Hey, good morning.
Speaker 3: What was that car you had back in the day.
Speaker 16: I had a nineteen ninety two Mercury Topaz.
Speaker 8: Oh not the.
Speaker 3: Toepad You were not roke rocking the toepads? Well you carry?
Speaker 16: Yes, it had the automatic seat belt.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah. Did they slide across? Oh yeah, I remember that. Yes.
Speaker 3: Oh you thought you would have ded? Yeah?
Speaker 16: Yeah, absolutely. And it was a really bad car.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 16: My mom bought it and it was actually a salvage
Speaker 16: car when she bought it. Oh no, And so the
Speaker 16: alignment was awful, and then the trunk would fill with
Speaker 16: water every time it rained.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you got no good, no good gas
Speaker 3: mileage on this car at all.
Speaker 16: I mean it wasn't too bad because it was like
Speaker 16: a smaller car. Yes, but yeah, when you've got like
Speaker 16: eight people in the car, sometimes the gas milage is new.
Speaker 11: Guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're only ninety six horse power. Ninety six You
Speaker 3: couldnt even hit on the hit the gas on that
Speaker 3: one about two hundred and fifty horse power. Well, thank you,
Speaker 3: thank you for sharing Carret, thank you. All right, man,
Speaker 3: that's a go kart yep. Oh yeah, ain't no hitting
Speaker 3: the gas on that one. Man from Point Saint John Desiree,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, all right, what did you call you?
Speaker 3: Uld drive back in day is no longer here.
Speaker 10: So I had a ninety nine day Wu new era.
Speaker 3: Oh not the day Wool. Oh no you didn't. Not
Speaker 3: the day day Woo was taking over the market for
Speaker 3: a minute. I mean just for like forty five seconds.
Speaker 3: I don't even a whole minute. Yeah, day Wool they
Speaker 3: had day Wool dealerships.
Speaker 7: They made TVs where I worked at Circuit City around
Speaker 7: that time, and we had day Woo TVs.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 14: And I think they stuck with it, which is why
Speaker 14: they don't make Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think they stuck with the electronics and they stop
Speaker 3: making cars. Oh yeah, so let's get out of the
Speaker 3: car game. Yeah, all right, thank you? Does ray ray
Speaker 3: what they said?
Speaker 5: Driver Bryan said he had a Hyundai Scoop Turbo.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of a five speed, never heard.
Speaker 6: An English Cortina, never heard of fIF that. Somebody also
Speaker 6: had a Duster Turismo. That's right, Nissan Cube, Wow, that
Speaker 6: didn't last long. Chevy Citation Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, there's
Speaker 6: so many Ford Festiva.
Speaker 3: Comone. Now, yeah what you got.
Speaker 7: Let's see Xmo powered by Attorney Dan Newlan Interact need
Speaker 7: to check its no brainer?
Speaker 3: Just called Attorney Dan Newlan Let's see someone had the
Speaker 3: dots and B two ten.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, yep. Let's see someone had the the
Speaker 7: VW Diesel Rabbit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah in the day. Yeah, you couldn't breathe in
Speaker 3: that car.
Speaker 7: Hyundai s Coop. They had that back in two thousand
Speaker 7: and one. Wow, memories a bunch of cavaliers. Cavalier was
Speaker 7: a very my brother.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, all right, race.
Speaker 5: News Jenna Ortega was talking about now.
Speaker 3: The Johnny's House Entertainment news.
Speaker 6: That's right, all right, So Jenna Ortega, she is opening
Speaker 6: up with Esquire. She was talking about how she intensely
Speaker 6: approached the working child actor role. The She was talking
Speaker 6: about how I wasn't she wasn't asking for like a
Speaker 6: sip of water. She was asking for like, you know,
Speaker 6: a drink throughout the day. And it wasn't just like
Speaker 6: a sip of water she was asking for. She was
Speaker 6: actually asking for a drink when she was a child.
Speaker 6: And she said she would actually have to go all
Speaker 6: day without eating, drinking nothing while she was on set,
Speaker 6: like they wouldn't let me.
Speaker 12: Yes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So she said that she was grateful and excited
Speaker 6: to be on set, that she always had like a
Speaker 6: game face on and.
Speaker 5: She wanted to avoid getting in anyone's way.
Speaker 6: So looking back, because she was talking about how it
Speaker 6: wasn't fair for herself because she didn't want to make
Speaker 6: a mistake. But also she professionally started at the age
Speaker 6: of nine, so she was like, Okay, she wanted to
Speaker 6: have a drink, but she couldn't have a drink because
Speaker 6: she was scared to be in somebody's way. And then
Speaker 6: they would turn her down and be like, no, we
Speaker 6: have to do this, we have to do that, so
Speaker 6: she wouldn't even be able to eat.
Speaker 3: But I ain't gonna say she line, I just find
Speaker 3: it hard to believe ten years ago, with all the
Speaker 3: child's safety things that went into two acting, I know
Speaker 3: that they couldn't the wouldn't let her have war.
Speaker 7: Probably more like she didn't speak up. Okay, so I
Speaker 7: should have, Yes, I should have just said damn it,
Speaker 7: I'm hungry. Yeah, because I didn't want to.
Speaker 3: Be a problem. I just sat in the back, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: because I'm listening for them, like I think that's what happens.
Speaker 3: Probably what she means.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So she was like, that's kind of what it was.
Speaker 6: Because she was talking about how she felt like she
Speaker 6: had to shrink herself because she was a child actress.
Speaker 6: But she's been on like you know, screen Beatle, just beetlejuice.
Speaker 6: You she's been working since she was very young. But
Speaker 6: she was pretending that it was like normal and healthy,
Speaker 6: but it was actually very like concerning and very scary
Speaker 6: for her well being when she was nine to be
Speaker 6: afraid to ask for anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can see that. I mean, you're a child
Speaker 3: in this big, big, huge world and you keep to yourself.
Speaker 3: But I think with all the safety rules they have
Speaker 3: in place for kid actors.
Speaker 5: Now, it's like you have to go stay lunch breaking,
Speaker 5: you have to do.
Speaker 3: You have to tutor, they have to go to school,
Speaker 3: all that stuff. So okay.
Speaker 6: John Cena said that he doesn't care if his movies
Speaker 6: don't get released or not.
Speaker 5: I like him as an actor.
Speaker 3: Well, a gonna do a movie but that's not released.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just playing. He was really just playing.
Speaker 6: He was recently asked if the journey to get the
Speaker 6: film released, which he was talking about, like the live
Speaker 6: action Coyote movie.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: So it actually comes out on the twenty eighth, so
Speaker 6: it comes out this month. But he said that it
Speaker 6: was shelved so many times. Uh, and it was like
Speaker 6: a tax right off and all of that. But he
Speaker 6: said that he basically said that that it was showbiz.
Speaker 6: He was like, if it doesn't come out, it doesn't
Speaker 6: come out, even though he put like, you know, hard.
Speaker 5: Work into it.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I look, I'm not in a bad mood. I
Speaker 3: ain't calling people out. Lots all lots in case and
Speaker 3: tell me, you work two or three months on a movie,
Speaker 3: turn into this character. You say it's okay, you don't
Speaker 3: put it out.
Speaker 5: And then you don't care.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he said, I'm hired by an employer to do
Speaker 6: attack you are, and it's my job to prepare as
Speaker 6: much as I can be. Yeah, to be early, be coachable,
Speaker 6: be passionate, and be reliable. I do that and hope
Speaker 6: for the best.
Speaker 5: He said.
Speaker 6: Of course I want my work seen by an audience,
Speaker 6: but I don't own my performance.
Speaker 5: That's true, and so I'm like that makes sense.
Speaker 3: Maybe he just coming to the reality is this?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 3: He could he have come to peace with him saying saying, look,
Speaker 3: I can't be mad. I did my part. I did everything.
Speaker 3: Ye at this point is out of my hands.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because He's like, I'm contracted to do a job
Speaker 6: and the person who owns it gets to decide what
Speaker 6: happens to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that that makes sense the thing to say whatever,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 6: But obviously for him to have that movie come out,
Speaker 6: which it's been shelved multiple times and it was a
Speaker 6: tax right off and all this stuff, it's officially.
Speaker 3: Coming out, Oh okay, then that means it's not going
Speaker 3: to be good. Probably not. Yeah. Have you shelved it
Speaker 3: three or four times?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Because I can see them like, we're going to shlve
Speaker 3: the Odyssey no soon as they finished, get this thing
Speaker 3: out of here, So find out a few weeks. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna watch it, watch it all right. We'd come back
Speaker 3: and ask you the question, are you always compared to someone?
Speaker 3: Let's talk about it on Johnny Town. Ah the boards broke, Hey,
Speaker 3: wake up, I know way up there. It is. It's
Speaker 3: a question are you always being you feel like? Are
Speaker 3: you always compared to someone?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So I feel like no matter what, Like growing up,
Speaker 6: if somebody, if a teacher had my sister, they would
Speaker 6: compare me and be like, oh, your Tara's sister, and
Speaker 6: I'd be like I would have to explain myself, well, yeah,
Speaker 6: well we're not the same person, you know, like whatever,
Speaker 6: So that was that. And then also like here at
Speaker 6: this job, i feel like I'm constantly being compared to
Speaker 6: like the former female host, yeah, you know, yeah, and
Speaker 6: so I'm always like we're different people, Like why are
Speaker 6: we always being compared?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 5: But I mean like, and then I feel I look
Speaker 5: at Brian's situation.
Speaker 6: His son Jayden is coming up in this industry, He's
Speaker 6: always going to be compared.
Speaker 3: You think he's gonna be compared, And I feel bad
Speaker 3: for that kid. I think he is.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think they there's a standard they hold
Speaker 7: him to. I don't know if they're going to compare him,
Speaker 7: like first seconds, we're so far apart in age maybe
Speaker 7: and we don't do the same job, but they they'll
Speaker 7: definitely be a standard that they expect because of what
Speaker 7: I've done, And if they think I'm a little abrasive,
Speaker 7: they might go into it thinking he's that way because
Speaker 7: it just he's mine. So I feel bad for him
Speaker 7: in that sense. Yeah, but I could see that, I
Speaker 7: could totally see that. Yeah, I don't I feel like
Speaker 7: I've been lucky. I don't think i've been compared to
Speaker 7: anyone because I've been here so long, Like the person
Speaker 7: before me was Hyla, and I think early on maybe
Speaker 7: people compared, but then he's been gone for so long.
Speaker 7: Now I've taken on so many different roles. I'm not
Speaker 7: even in the same spot I was when I started there,
Speaker 7: So like, I don't. I think I've moved past that, thankfully.
Speaker 7: I don't have anybody that they technically compare me to,
Speaker 7: at least not like like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, I don't. I was in here thinking
Speaker 3: I mean early on.
Speaker 7: They probably compared you to Doc oh, yeah, because he
Speaker 7: was the time host of the show The Left and
Speaker 7: then you just slid.
Speaker 3: Over and get more of the rains. And I'm sure
Speaker 3: for a long time it kind of yeah, I would
Speaker 3: get stuff like, you know, you're not Doc. Doc wouldn't
Speaker 3: do it like that, keep it the same as that,
Speaker 3: you know, those types of criticism. Yeah, but I guess
Speaker 3: through the years now people are like, who is Doc? Right,
Speaker 3: you moved past it and you become you.
Speaker 7: If you left tomorrow and they let me slide over
Speaker 7: for the next five years, they're going to compare me
Speaker 7: to you.
Speaker 3: I think that's just the way it is. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: you've moved.
Speaker 7: Past it because you've grown to the point where you're
Speaker 7: I'm just I'm just me when you talk about this yesterday.
Speaker 3: In my family, I'm a golden child. So I wasn't
Speaker 3: compared to anybody, you know, my brothers and sisters like
Speaker 3: why can't you be like your little brothers? That kind
Speaker 3: of thing. So they were compared to you, you weren't
Speaker 3: compared to them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 3: I didn't get in trouble. I was a good student.
Speaker 3: I mean I wasn't a great student. I was a
Speaker 3: good student. I behaved, you know, for me, that was
Speaker 3: just just the way to do it. Want to find
Speaker 3: out have you ever been compared to someone and who
Speaker 3: compares you? And how do you feel about that? Got
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Speaker 3: out is who will you always compare to? Is there
Speaker 3: anyone in your life they always compare you that this
Speaker 3: person or that person tells the situation and you can
Speaker 3: win on Johnny's House.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Hello, good morning?
Speaker 3: All right? So who you compared to?
Speaker 10: So when I was growing up, I was compared to
Speaker 10: my three brothers. I come from a small town in
Speaker 10: Texas and I'm the youngest of four at the only girl.
Speaker 10: So definitely when I would go into class the first
Speaker 10: day of school, they'd be like, oh another children, you
Speaker 10: got to come up front to the very front seat.
Speaker 3: Now, were your brother's good or bad in school? See
Speaker 3: if they were good and that's good, but they're bad,
Speaker 3: like ah, here we go.
Speaker 10: So my middle brother was pretty good. My oldest brother
Speaker 10: thought he was a professional wrestler, so he did a
Speaker 10: lot of crazy stuff. And then my youngest brother was
Speaker 10: definitely the class clown and the biggest flirt. So I
Speaker 10: remember in seventh grade my brother was dating the history
Speaker 10: teacher's daughter and he didn't like me one day because
Speaker 10: he didn't like my brother.
Speaker 3: So it was a real situation where you teacher didn't
Speaker 3: like you. What are the age what are the age
Speaker 3: differences of the brothers?
Speaker 10: So I want to say my oldest brother, he's forty
Speaker 10: two and.
Speaker 3: I'm thirty eight, So y'all were like three years four
Speaker 3: years apart, through the gap through everybody.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I had. My mom just went boom boom boom
Speaker 10: boom boom.
Speaker 3: Yeah done. Yeah, my mom did that too, she did.
Speaker 3: I have five brothers there like two to three to
Speaker 3: one to two years separate all of us. He went
Speaker 3: in at oh, okay, so how did you stop that?
Speaker 10: Is? So we moved to Florida when my two brothers
Speaker 10: graduated and I was still in school. So my mom
Speaker 10: moved me and my youngest brother of the three to
Speaker 10: Florida to Orlando, and it was a new start.
Speaker 3: So nobody knew who that's how you do it.
Speaker 10: You're from a from a small town like my my
Speaker 10: two middle brothers. They had started a fire in our
Speaker 10: backyard and our neighbor's barn, so it was definitely you know,
Speaker 10: they saw us.
Speaker 3: Well, you say small town, how how many people?
Speaker 5: Probably like.
Speaker 10: Maybe a thousand in the whole town. We had a
Speaker 10: lot of touristism because we had a slitter bond there,
Speaker 10: which was like a huge water park. I heard everybody
Speaker 10: else that was from there, you know, pretty small. We
Speaker 10: grew up everybody. I went from school with kids in
Speaker 10: daycare till when we moved here in.
Speaker 11: The sixth grade.
Speaker 3: Wow, I don't know if I like small town. I've
Speaker 3: seen that park on the Travel Channel that's or something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like a big water park. It's like one
Speaker 7: of the top of the world in the world. They said, Tayler,
Speaker 7: hold on, you might win these tickets. So at the
Speaker 7: second time today, kse what's going on?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 8: Man, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Y'all already know.
Speaker 8: So it's amazing because I'm compared to my nephew.
Speaker 3: You compared to your nephi.
Speaker 8: Yes, me and him compared. They compare us because I
Speaker 8: still a we the same. He wears glasses. I used
Speaker 8: to wear glass before I got lasick attitude. The way
Speaker 8: his swag is, he's a hustler, his mentality. I take
Speaker 8: him on trips with me, and I watched him and
Speaker 8: my sister. My sos told me when she was pregnant
Speaker 8: with him, she prayed that he was like me.
Speaker 3: Where you go, well spoken, you know.
Speaker 8: Friendly and knew how to be who he is.
Speaker 16: And when I ride with him.
Speaker 8: And he's with me, I see exactly what she prayed
Speaker 8: for and what I see and I'm proud of him. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you know, as he starts school, I see him and
Speaker 8: I'm like, boy, you remind.
Speaker 16: Me of me.
Speaker 8: And you know, when we're robbing, people say, you know,
Speaker 8: we'll get out for a job, like I told you'll
Speaker 8: might have trucking.
Speaker 11: So they'll be like that, that's your boy.
Speaker 8: I say, that's my nephew. Man, you're teaching them right,
Speaker 8: and you know, and that show that shows me that
Speaker 8: it's something that I'm leaving on this earth without having
Speaker 8: a son. I got a nephew to walk behind me.
Speaker 8: And I have a daughter also, and she has everything
Speaker 8: of me also. But my son, my nephew, looks like me.
Speaker 8: Similar looks like me and acts like me. So that's
Speaker 8: a proud moment for you.
Speaker 3: Get him. You can hear that pride to your voice.
Speaker 3: You can hear that voice.
Speaker 13: I appreciate it all right.
Speaker 6: Hold and second they say, let's see here. Somebody said,
Speaker 6: the only comparison that I have is me. When I
Speaker 6: compare myself to every other person.
Speaker 3: That's the worst comparison you can have. It's better for
Speaker 3: somebody to compare you than you compare yourself. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: real bad.
Speaker 5: Social media is very hard not to compare her.
Speaker 3: That's bad, Brian. Let's see ex Tell me what powered
Speaker 3: attorney danieln in therec need to check.
Speaker 7: It's a no brainer. Just call attorney Daniel. When someone
Speaker 7: said they're the youngest is six, so they've been compared
Speaker 7: to all the other five Yeah, the whole time. And
Speaker 7: then someone said, my dad is old school. He thinks
Speaker 7: that education makes you successful. So I'm constantly compared to
Speaker 7: my sister who has a master's degreether.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the worst. That's bad too, you know because
Speaker 3: now they're mad at the sister for no reason, but
Speaker 3: the fact that everything you do for being compared to.
Speaker 7: It's weird to hear these stories because I don't ever
Speaker 7: think of that, Like that's a burden that people carry
Speaker 7: that I never consider because I never really had to
Speaker 7: worry about it. Yeah, Like I'm gonna think of Ray
Speaker 7: like she did have to come in behind two other people. Yeah,
Speaker 7: since she's been here, then we'll be in that spot
Speaker 7: like I never had to deal with that. Yeah, I
Speaker 7: just know I'm awesome.
Speaker 3: So it's weird. I don't understand the burden until today,
Speaker 3: Like I get it now. I think a lot of
Speaker 3: people there's certain things. If it's never affected your life,
Speaker 3: you don't know. But you sit back and listen, go
Speaker 3: oh wow, people really do deal with That's so weird.
Speaker 3: Oh they do. Kayla, you got yourself two tickets of
Speaker 3: doj you cat at the Kia Center November the fourteenth.
Speaker 3: We come back, we will find out. We're gonna talk
Speaker 3: about school. How involved are you on Johnny's House? And Ray,
Speaker 3: You're getting more involved with the kids' school.
Speaker 16: Huh. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So it's funny because I found all these like parenting
Speaker 6: Facebook groups for the kids' school, and you have to
Speaker 6: be like accepted in them.
Speaker 5: Obviously you can't just join the group.
Speaker 6: And so yeah, yeah, yeah, So I have been trying
Speaker 6: to get accepted in all these like parenting groups before
Speaker 6: the kid's school. Wow, just because I want to see
Speaker 6: what they're talking about, what they're saying, you know, because
Speaker 6: I'm close to one person that's like part of I
Speaker 6: guess the PTA or whatever, and she's like at the
Speaker 6: school every single day and she'll send me pictures of
Speaker 6: like my kids while she's there volunteering, and she'll tell me,
Speaker 6: like all the behind the scenes scoop.
Speaker 3: I was unofficially involved in the kids school from up
Speaker 3: until now, which meant that I always had an inside
Speaker 3: source that if they needed something, if they had a fundraiser,
Speaker 3: I would contribute to it. If they need this, that
Speaker 3: and the other. But I've never joined the PTA with
Speaker 3: never remember that, never went to any meetings, but I
Speaker 3: knew what was going on. I liked it better that way.
Speaker 3: It's like, look, you tell me what you got going on,
Speaker 3: tell me what you need. Yeah, I'll help you out
Speaker 3: any way I can, you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: But but sitting down and listening to people say we're
Speaker 3: gonna have a bake sale.
Speaker 6: I love it though, because it's like, you know, obviously
Speaker 6: I volunteer for like field day and like I want
Speaker 6: to go on field trips this year and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: But hearing them you should run for the PTA, Ray,
Speaker 6: Oh no, I don't got time, like you should PTA, Ray,
Speaker 6: that should be your name.
Speaker 3: You've seen bad moms. See, I'm thinking the PTA is
Speaker 3: like that. Oh yeah, four kind of rich moms. Yeah,
Speaker 3: sit back in the cut and ray, Notice we didn't
Speaker 3: get any bike goods from you. Yeah, it could be you.
Speaker 3: You could be exactly what it is.
Speaker 5: Because like even at school now they'll be like, oh,
Speaker 5: so and so I was supposed to do this, but
Speaker 5: they didn't do this.
Speaker 3: In fact, I say we rename it to P.
Speaker 5: T Ray pt have that much time. But I do
Speaker 5: want to know all the gossip.
Speaker 7: I was connected through football, yeah, because I was friends
Speaker 7: with my son's football coach, and same thing.
Speaker 3: If you needed something, hit me up. I Hey, we
Speaker 3: need a DJ for the homecoming thing.
Speaker 7: All right, cool, I'll find somebody and exactly but that
Speaker 7: was pretty much the gist of it.
Speaker 13: Same.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I knew the front office lady because her son played
Speaker 7: ball with my son, so if I needed some info,
Speaker 7: she had it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, And that was pretty much it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I've always had a mold at the school. I got
Speaker 3: one over there. Now you'll never know who they are,
Speaker 3: but that teacher to go back and say, oh I
Speaker 3: went to that concert last night, and you're like, what
Speaker 3: did you get tickets? I've always had someone that was
Speaker 3: my way of being involved and if there's something that
Speaker 3: was going up, if I had to go to It
Speaker 3: was once I went to the teach in and after
Speaker 3: that he said, I want you to come back. Yeah
Speaker 3: you know, so my kid told me he didn't want
Speaker 3: to come back.
Speaker 7: My wife strongly suggested I distanced myself because she said
Speaker 7: it can only go one way and that's bad.
Speaker 3: So I need you to pull.
Speaker 7: Yourself out of anything that is involved with the school
Speaker 7: unless require yes. My wife's like, look, I know you.
Speaker 7: I know it's gonna happen when something goes away you
Speaker 7: don't like it. Yeah, it's best if you're not involved.
Speaker 6: So the last time I was there helping up for
Speaker 6: field day, one of the moms came up and her
Speaker 6: daughter's friends with my son, and she was like, oh,
Speaker 6: like we should have play dates. And I'm like, yeah, sure,
Speaker 6: So I gave her my phone number. And then another
Speaker 6: mom saw that and she came up and she goes,
Speaker 6: did you really just give her your phone number? She's
Speaker 6: gonna non stop text you.
Speaker 3: You don't even know, like, oh my god, Like these
Speaker 3: are like yeah, girls like you got.
Speaker 5: It's okay.
Speaker 3: When my kid went from middle school to high school,
Speaker 3: they had a dance and the president of PTA said, hey, uh,
Speaker 3: it'd be great if you were them, and I know
Speaker 3: how middle schools are, and I said, okay, I'll show up.
Speaker 3: And for the first it was a three hour dance.
Speaker 3: For the first hour, Welcome to kids, they didn't give
Speaker 3: a damn out of who I was. Yeah, but when
Speaker 3: I left and when I came back, I guess they
Speaker 3: got jacked up on that sugar. They were like, but
Speaker 3: you're sitting there talking. They just look at you, you know.
Speaker 7: I'm like, did they all ever ask you, like, hey,
Speaker 7: you should run for the pta, because that's what they
Speaker 7: did to me.
Speaker 3: And that's when my wife put her foot down. She's like, no, yeah,
Speaker 3: you can't do that. No, I know the circle. I
Speaker 3: know what's happen inside the circle, but I'm so far
Speaker 3: outside the circle that no one who doesn't know don't
Speaker 3: think I have anything to do with the circle. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: Well, if you ever watch Bad Moms, I think it
Speaker 3: was her characters like oh Mark, Yeah, there's like.
Speaker 5: The Bad Mom's Christmas one too, that's really good.
Speaker 3: So I want to find out how involved are you
Speaker 3: with your kids and your kids school? How involved are
Speaker 3: you pta volunteering, baking, all that good stuff we used
Speaker 3: to have teachers, kids moms. They didn't have teachers assistant,
Speaker 3: they had a kid's mom. They would just come to
Speaker 3: school every day.
Speaker 5: It's like a classroom mom.
Speaker 9: Is that what it is?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, four oh seven now one nine one on
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Speaker 3: are you with the school. Let's get into it on
Speaker 3: you with your kids school? Race said. She shot every
Speaker 3: Facebook group out there that has involved this kid school.
Speaker 5: She's in it, the rate that's in it, in it,
Speaker 5: and I'm trying to be in it.
Speaker 3: I want to find out from you from Orlando Erasma,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, and how involved are you at
Speaker 3: your kid's school?
Speaker 9: Very what is?
Speaker 16: What is?
Speaker 3: Very mean? Explain it to us.
Speaker 9: Well, I'm there at every field day, every school field
Speaker 9: trip like I'm there, doesn't matter if my child I
Speaker 9: have two kids and once and fourth once in kind
Speaker 9: and first I mean, and if they need chepherones for.
Speaker 3: Kindergarten or other grades.
Speaker 11: I will go to them if I'm available.
Speaker 3: Wow, so you in and yes, do you.
Speaker 9: Have a job. No, I'm gonna stay at home mom.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, so the kids, you take it.
Speaker 16: I do take it very serious that that is technically
Speaker 16: like my job.
Speaker 9: So please do not get discouraged. I know, like you
Speaker 9: guys mentioned that bad Moms movies and I watched them.
Speaker 9: They're funny and all of that, and they can come out.
Speaker 9: My school doesn't have a PTA. It's just, you know,
Speaker 9: a group of moms that come together. And yes, mainly
Speaker 9: most of them are stay at home moms, but then
Speaker 9: there's a lot of moms that do work and and
Speaker 9: help and whatever they can.
Speaker 3: Now according to the movie, according to y'all, look down
Speaker 3: at those moms.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, I've never met not because you know,
Speaker 9: we're calling. We want to feel we want to make
Speaker 9: everyone feel welcome, especially because the language barrier is very
Speaker 9: much there at the school that we are at, like
Speaker 9: the community itself is mainly Hispanics, so but the teachers
Speaker 9: speak Spanish, but there are some teachers that don't speak
Speaker 9: of people of Spanish. So we want to make them
Speaker 9: feel welcome and whatever where everything?
Speaker 3: I got you, I got you loud looking at her
Speaker 3: and say, how could you leave your kids in school
Speaker 3: like that and work? I would think that, No, No,
Speaker 3: I have a mom friend.
Speaker 10: She's worse.
Speaker 9: She does summer classes.
Speaker 11: And she's still there.
Speaker 3: That's like saying I got a black friend. Right, yeah, friends,
Speaker 3: thank you? Mess around on the radio, girl, all right,
Speaker 3: thank you.
Speaker 7: Here's where I think it would get a little contentious.
Speaker 7: Like everything is cool when that mom circle feels like
Speaker 7: they're at the top. Oh yeah, But if a new
Speaker 7: mom starts to move into that circle and push some
Speaker 7: like them out a little bit or take a little
Speaker 7: bit of of the shine, then it's like, wait a
Speaker 7: second now, oh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, like if you over if if somebody were
Speaker 6: to overstap her because she feels you know, I feel
Speaker 6: like it would just be messive.
Speaker 3: But just think though, Ray, in your own old town,
Speaker 3: you were the president of the PTA, your president all this,
Speaker 3: You moved to Orlando, you go to her school. You're like,
Speaker 3: I'm getting back involved. This is what we used to
Speaker 3: do over that. Yeah, back home, we made thousands of
Speaker 3: dollars doing this. Who's right? And she's like, get in line, girl,
Speaker 3: because I worked my way.
Speaker 6: To Okay, that's where we need to collab instead of
Speaker 6: like compete.
Speaker 3: That so good on the radio all the way back
Speaker 3: to the back. See we made eighty bucks at the
Speaker 3: last at this bake sale. Now back where we came from,
Speaker 3: we made twenty five thousand, and this is how we
Speaker 3: did it. Who do you think you're gonna listen to
Speaker 3: the dollars? Exactly? Who's the prettiest? That's what I'm Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the good morning, good morning? All right? How involved
Speaker 3: are you at your kids school?
Speaker 13: Extremely involved? I'm a nurse, okay, so I'm I'm not overly,
Speaker 13: you know what I'm saying. But I'm a nurse, so
Speaker 13: I only worked three days a week. If I have
Speaker 13: my way, I'll be at the school anytime they need
Speaker 13: me for the book fair, the Christmas store, anything like that,
Speaker 13: like like you said, field days or whatnot. And Ray,
Speaker 13: if you can be there, be there, because before you
Speaker 13: know what, those kids are going to be out of school.
Speaker 13: My ava, she goes, Can I shout out to the school?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, okay, it's to imagine. Can send me charter academy
Speaker 13: here and kase me it's a charter school. Amazing teachers,
Speaker 13: amazing staff. My Ava has been there since.
Speaker 3: She was in kindergarten, and that means you you've both
Speaker 3: been in kindergarten.
Speaker 10: Yes, we have kind of this hat.
Speaker 14: It was kind of by this hat.
Speaker 13: This is one of the only schools that opened at
Speaker 13: six point thirty.
Speaker 6: When I was a nurse.
Speaker 11: I wouldn't yeah, I.
Speaker 13: Would not have changed the thing. She's in eighth grade now.
Speaker 13: And literally whenever I heard this conversation, I was just
Speaker 13: walking out of the office because I give back a lot.
Speaker 11: Okay, this is the first.
Speaker 13: Year that we've lived where we have to where they
Speaker 13: actually created a bus stop directly in front of the
Speaker 13: hospital for her. Really, so yeah, it's amazing. And so
Speaker 13: they're saving me twenty seven dollars a day because that's
Speaker 13: how much I had to pay to uber my you know,
Speaker 13: Ava hole. And so today I dropped off of some
Speaker 13: donations to the nurse into like the pe department.
Speaker 5: You did, you got some power over there though.
Speaker 3: Listen, Lily, but they're awesome.
Speaker 13: I said, before you know what, your kids are grown
Speaker 13: up and they're out.
Speaker 3: You know, if I had if I work in Exhale
Speaker 3: and it's the school with a bust out right in
Speaker 3: front of the building. I picked my kid up.
Speaker 7: I'm bringing lunch, right, and then now me as another
Speaker 7: parent who don't got to bust up in front of
Speaker 7: my buildings.
Speaker 3: I got a look.
Speaker 5: I got a few questions, right, like that stuff is
Speaker 5: only for her dollar.
Speaker 3: I got answers. I tell you bought some snacks.
Speaker 7: Maybe I bring snacks if you put a bus stop
Speaker 7: in front of you, try to bring the snacks first.
Speaker 3: Let's see what we can do ribe city. I'm saying corruption,
Speaker 3: that's right. Years let her talk where you what Brian
Speaker 3: and I argue with each other.
Speaker 13: For eight years, right, I'm always taking food.
Speaker 3: And see what she's saying, Brian, you just gat rolling
Speaker 3: there one year.
Speaker 5: She says she's got a decade of commitment.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying, what about people who can't afford snacks?
Speaker 7: Now I'm at a disadvantage and I can't get a
Speaker 7: bus stop in front of my building.
Speaker 5: Yep, yep, yeah, man, you're all about fair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we need to search for tax dollars at work.
Speaker 3: We need to search it.
Speaker 13: No, to be fair, they did have a bus stop,
Speaker 13: but they canceled it. It was like two blocks down
Speaker 13: because there were no kids on it, so they just
Speaker 13: moved it down.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm talking.
Speaker 5: I guess you were in that meeting to pitch it
Speaker 5: for your child.
Speaker 3: And by bus do you mean they said, a sprinter
Speaker 3: van that's fully stocked for you.
Speaker 16: In it.
Speaker 3: Yes, right, Christ is served and all that stuff inside
Speaker 3: the sprinter van. Right, write a book. This is how
Speaker 3: it's done. You're doing it right. You're doing it right.
Speaker 3: That's how it's done. You're like, hey, I'm at every
Speaker 3: every meeting.
Speaker 6: But like I said, she was at that bus stop
Speaker 6: meeting and they are talking about it. She's like, how
Speaker 6: about two blocks closer to the hospital, And there's.
Speaker 3: Like, you know what, there's nobody to stop with stopping,
Speaker 3: let's stop. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 13: Actually, whenever they told me it open house that they
Speaker 13: had canceled, I was like, you know what, Okay, it
Speaker 13: was too good to sound true anyway, because this was
Speaker 13: the first time that I've been at this hospital, Osula
Speaker 13: and uh so it's on Oak Street. So I was like,
Speaker 13: this is the first time I've had this luxury, and.
Speaker 8: This is my luck.
Speaker 13: They canceled the one bus stop, so I was like,
Speaker 13: it's his problem, We'll get through one more year. But
Speaker 13: then they called me back that night or the next night,
Speaker 13: and they were like, you know, we made a bus
Speaker 13: stop for her.
Speaker 5: So I'm like, yeah, she just like oltering.
Speaker 3: Fleet of SUVs the pick her up. Don't worry. Hey,
Speaker 3: y'all left out the most important part. She works at
Speaker 3: the hospital. Yeah, she works at the hospital. Hey, I
Speaker 3: hurt my arm. I'm sorry with full.
Speaker 13: Give me a call. I wish it would work like that.
Speaker 3: I know it doesn't. No, No, you're doing everything right.
Speaker 3: And listen, don't listen to Brian. You're doing everything right.
Speaker 16: You are.
Speaker 3: I'm just calling.
Speaker 16: You all.
Speaker 3: Have it you too, Thank you for calling. I appreciate
Speaker 3: all right, Bubba, all right, real quick, I gotta take
Speaker 3: a sleeping on the hoole. Kelly, yes, all right.
Speaker 16: And how involved Barry for the last eight years?
Speaker 3: Do you have your own bus stop? That's the bar
Speaker 3: I guess you ain't that involved, man. I'm just saying
Speaker 3: I'm gonna step your game up being involved as perks.
Speaker 5: But how much do you donate each year?
Speaker 3: Okay, we had a good question. How much you donate?
Speaker 14: You know, I donate a lot of time.
Speaker 7: Time is the most important thing you can get time.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm the second VP and on the PTA board.
Speaker 10: I'm there.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and this this is my eighth year is being
Speaker 14: a room parent as well.
Speaker 3: You're calling up in the room right now. I'm in
Speaker 3: the class. Now, I'm sitting back in the class right now.
Speaker 3: I got you, Kelly, thank you, miss Sharing. You have
Speaker 3: a beautiful day.
Speaker 14: Okay.
Speaker 3: Oh we can take this all day, Brian. What you
Speaker 3: got exel phone.
Speaker 7: Powered by Attorney Dan New and interact need to check.
Speaker 7: It's a no brainer. Just called Toorny Dan New and
Speaker 7: I ain't saying this, but someone said. What I've learned
Speaker 7: today is the moms who don't work run the school
Speaker 7: basically they're there all day. And the moms who do
Speaker 7: have to work and have these good paying jobs funded
Speaker 7: all with our tax does why you get to go
Speaker 7: play house moms?
Speaker 3: Those are facts? Are facts, That's what this.
Speaker 5: That's true. If you got a job nowadays, you are s.
Speaker 3: O L Yeah. I mean, Brian, you're working. I'm in
Speaker 3: the class. They want some rules. You ain't there. I'm there,
Speaker 3: but I'm paying my tax. He I hear you, but
Speaker 3: I think I need a bus stop. Whoa, wow, the
Speaker 3: system is broken. Pray celebrity news.
Speaker 5: I know we're listing all systems are Perez Hilton, his
Speaker 5: mom is.
Speaker 4: Just Google, Dan newlan O, Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray.
Speaker 3: Here we go, sorry talking about people pay us to
Speaker 3: talk open to micros. That last break for everybody here.
Speaker 6: Okay, So Perez Hilton's mother is actually filing for temporary
Speaker 6: custody of his three children. So obviously after his self
Speaker 6: harm incident, he voluntarily agreed reported like he was saying
Speaker 6: that you know, he agrees with this arrangement in his
Speaker 6: child's best interests or his children's best interests, and that
Speaker 6: she asked to steal the case so the family can
Speaker 6: privately heal and move forward, which is also great because
Speaker 6: you know, those things do become public and it's very
Speaker 6: disturbing and you know, detrimental to the kids and the
Speaker 6: whole family. So he remains hospitalized, So he's still in
Speaker 6: the hospital.
Speaker 3: So by him doing that, then I was going to ask,
Speaker 3: I guess he's not getting better.
Speaker 5: So he's in serious but stable condition.
Speaker 3: They haven't said what the condition is, No, so it's
Speaker 3: more do you think it's more mental than physical?
Speaker 6: He needs surgery, so I know that there is some
Speaker 6: physical aspects of it. The last thing that I read
Speaker 6: is that he is requiring surgery. So I mean, I
Speaker 6: think it's both. Still, I think that obviously once you
Speaker 6: kind of like go through that too as well, like
Speaker 6: that attempt that coming back from that is very It's
Speaker 6: a long journey.
Speaker 3: And it could be I mean, I don't know, I
Speaker 3: don't know any inside, you know, cases of prayer. He
Speaker 3: gets anybody's dealing with illness is serious, but it could
Speaker 3: be surgery to like plastic surgery to get those mounds.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you know, to throw people off because you
Speaker 3: don't want somebody to think that someone's going through what
Speaker 3: he's going through. You know, the reality of it is
Speaker 3: he's going through.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Demi Levado is opening up about her wedding and how
Speaker 6: it's been a year now that she's been married, and
Speaker 6: she just talks about how she is so happy and
Speaker 6: she's never been happier, which is so great for her.
Speaker 6: But she's like, when you're able to communicate with each
Speaker 6: other what you need, what you want, it creates a
Speaker 6: safe space for the two of you to share your
Speaker 6: feelings with one another, and so her love for her
Speaker 6: husband just grows every single day.
Speaker 5: But obviously you know Camp Rock three comes out today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there's a lot of people talking to Demi
Speaker 6: Levado and you know, gett excited for her.
Speaker 3: I hope it works.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 5: Also, Angelina Jolie, this is kind of horrible.
Speaker 6: If you look at Brad Pitt's x's Okay, you have
Speaker 6: Jennifer Annison and she was saying that all she wants
Speaker 6: is for Brad Pits be happy and all this stuff,
Speaker 6: and then you look at Angelina Jolie and she's like,
Speaker 6: I Am not surprised he's drinking again, Like that's what
Speaker 6: she's talking about.
Speaker 3: Well, she's upset because they still have first of all,
Speaker 3: what happened on it playing, Yeah, and now they won't
Speaker 3: settle the vineyard, so for her, Yeah, and.
Speaker 6: That's the thing, like after that flight on that private jet,
Speaker 6: he quit drinking. He started working at personal issues, he
Speaker 6: was attending alcohol alcoholics anonymous meetings, and so when it
Speaker 6: came out that he was starting to drink again, or
Speaker 6: that he's back off of the wagon as what they're
Speaker 6: calling it, she came out saying, you know, she's not surprised,
Speaker 6: and she told some insiders that she tried to warn people.
Speaker 5: Well, she knew that this was always a possibility.
Speaker 3: So that's somebody who's still angry if you can't say
Speaker 3: if you've had a bad break up with someone, and
Speaker 3: it does happen a lot of times, and they said, hey,
Speaker 3: you heard so and so's drinking. You know what, I
Speaker 3: wish them, well, I wish them the best. But he's like,
Speaker 3: I ain't surprised you still put that last minute dig
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 6: It's so funny because they're like Angelina's Angelina's attitude is
Speaker 6: simply I told you so. Shouldn't believe him when she
Speaker 6: stopped drinking, but now of course he's back drinking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's angry, she said about a couple of things.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: I think she's angry because she might have had to
Speaker 3: put a career on hold or raise all those kids
Speaker 3: she has been doing an amazing job with. And she's
Speaker 3: angry that you know what happened on that plane, and
Speaker 3: she's mad, you know, and that vineyard thing, and yeah,
Speaker 3: that one's going to always cause a promise to sort
Speaker 3: it out anyway, because alcoholism is a serious thing, and
Speaker 3: you hit it somebody who had a problem with drinking
Speaker 3: and drinking again, and you can't say you know, I
Speaker 3: hope them pray to get better. Go I ain't surprised
Speaker 3: you're mad. Yeah, you're still angry and you still want to.
Speaker 6: But now that all the children are eighteen or older,
Speaker 6: she's going to be moving out of the country, so
Speaker 6: hopefully she'll find some Yeah peace.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it might be running. Who are young? And Jodie. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I get it. Don't let it. Don't
Speaker 3: look her in the ash and put a sell on here.
Speaker 3: That's how she got Brad Pitt. What's trending again? Let's
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Speaker 3: sixty seven twelve Johnny's House All right, Brian, what's trending?
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Speaker 7: So around is now blocking the straight of hormoes again,
Speaker 7: they say, until the US accepts all of the conditions,
Speaker 7: all of them.
Speaker 3: All of the conditions.
Speaker 7: They said, you US has total control, according to US,
Speaker 7: of all the oil shipping lanes.
Speaker 3: Y we hand it.
Speaker 7: Both sides want reparations. We want them to pay for
Speaker 7: all the missiles we had to use them. They want
Speaker 7: us to pay for all the stuff those missiles broke.
Speaker 7: So I don't know, Wow, what's going on?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 7: It's basically a stale mat We were talking about this earlier.
Speaker 7: I mean, without getting too far into the weeds on this.
Speaker 7: They're trying to stall us out. We're trying to stall
Speaker 7: them out.
Speaker 3: Yep. That's basically it's a big stall and they gonna
Speaker 3: find out who breaks first. Yeah, you know, so we'll
Speaker 3: find out.
Speaker 7: I mean, I did see a graphic yesterday that said
Speaker 7: they were losing trillions a day in revenue because of
Speaker 7: not being able to transport oil Iran is We're obviously
Speaker 7: spending a lot of money as well, and we've got
Speaker 7: you know, higher prices of things.
Speaker 3: Also and they're running. There's companies like, look, we need
Speaker 3: to get those ships out of them.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Please. So I don't know, we'll see what happens. It's
Speaker 3: like a blinking contest at this point. So it is,
Speaker 3: like I said, you don't know who you negotiating with.
Speaker 3: They have three different groups that aren't really talking to
Speaker 3: each other, and each side thinks I can stall the
Speaker 3: other one out. We'll see which one actually stalls out.
Speaker 7: I guess the NFL preseason continues a full slate of
Speaker 7: games this week. I'll shot tonight, right, yep, all thirty
Speaker 7: two teams across sixteen games that start tonight. NFL Network's
Speaker 7: gonna have a lot of them. Six games gonna air
Speaker 7: on the NFL network. So tonight you got the Lions
Speaker 7: and the Bengals. Okay, you got the Green Bay Packers
Speaker 7: and the Pittsburgh Steelers, that's a big one. The Colts
Speaker 7: and the Patriots, the Cardinals and the Raiders, the Chargers
Speaker 7: in the Texans and the Titans and the Niners.
Speaker 3: Now at this point, are the starters gonna play any
Speaker 3: or are these just yeah this game?
Speaker 7: I think this is the first game, so I think
Speaker 7: you'll get a few reps from some people and then
Speaker 7: they'll probably this is the first game for most teams. Yeah,
Speaker 7: and then you'll you'll see them sit down after pretty
Speaker 7: maybe two or three series, I would guess, and then
Speaker 7: the next game you'll get the bulk of the starters,
Speaker 7: and then the third game it'll be like just the
Speaker 7: guys trying to hang on and see what's what. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: I already put in my parlays, not parlays, because you
Speaker 7: can't do parlays.
Speaker 3: Well he did, I did. I just stacked a bunch
Speaker 3: of over unders. Who do you think is gonna win? Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can't do same game parlays in the preseason because
Speaker 3: you know, you get some of those play would be
Speaker 3: out there trying to right, Yeah, you can't have that.
Speaker 3: But yes, I already did put my my who's my
Speaker 3: over unders in for two nights games. We'll see.
Speaker 7: And now we're keeping an eye on these two tropical
Speaker 7: waves in the Atlantic. So tropical Storm crystal Ball didn't
Speaker 7: last very long. It's already breaking apart. It's a depression
Speaker 7: and it's way out in the Atlantic. They say it's
Speaker 7: probably not going to threaten land at all at this point.
Speaker 3: But the years two more. The biggest one is INVEST
Speaker 3: ninety two.
Speaker 7: It's a few thousand miles east of the Caribbean right now,
Speaker 7: eighty percent chance of turning into something tropical depression, probably
Speaker 7: in the next two days before conditions get a little
Speaker 7: tougher for it. And then right behind that Invest ninety four,
Speaker 7: it's got a fifty percent chance of developing over the
Speaker 7: next week. Neither an immediate threat to us right now,
Speaker 7: but both obviously worth watching. And whichever one becomes something
Speaker 7: first will be named Dolly, as in Dolly Parton Night.
Speaker 3: So we're talking a couple of weeks and the next
Speaker 3: week or so.
Speaker 7: If this first one does it, it's got an eighty
Speaker 7: percent chance developing within the next week.
Speaker 3: Alrighty, we come back. We're gonna find out. People need
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Speaker 3: All right, once a week we'll give you the opportunity
Speaker 3: to open up because people need to hear this. And
Speaker 3: sometimes you don't want to tell a person in their face,
Speaker 3: so you're very vague about it. And how vague can
Speaker 3: you be when we put you on a radio station
Speaker 3: and everybody in the world can hear it. So people
Speaker 3: need to hear this, and I will start off. People
Speaker 3: need to hear this. If you see a car that's
Speaker 3: not driving the way it should and you see a
Speaker 3: student driver sticker on the back of the car, you're
Speaker 3: not doing the child that's driving the car any service
Speaker 3: by blowing the horn. Blowing the horn where they're at
Speaker 3: a light where you would definitely pull out, but that
Speaker 3: kid did not. Okay, that has happened five times five
Speaker 3: and I'm sitting here, I'm like, you know what, when
Speaker 3: that happen was a good lesson. When you hear that,
Speaker 3: don't listen to them. When you feel safe, you pull
Speaker 3: up in that traffic. Don't let them rush you.
Speaker 7: See what if I'm trying to help you, how you
Speaker 7: helping me because I'm putting them in a situation that
Speaker 7: makes them react. Otherwise, you don't know, child, You don't
Speaker 7: you don't know how to handle a situation till the
Speaker 7: situation arises. So I'm like, you know what, let me
Speaker 7: show him some real world situations. I even though I
Speaker 7: don't know him. When that happened.
Speaker 3: When that happened, and the guy pulled next to us
Speaker 3: and looked at me, I look back. It was a
Speaker 3: staring contest, and I told myself, this is how road
Speaker 3: rage happens. And then I backed off. I backed off.
Speaker 7: I'm just trying to throw the student drivers so they're
Speaker 7: getting real world experience missed.
Speaker 3: The side is yellow with black words, and said student
Speaker 3: driver inside. Can't coddle these kids. I'm just saying. And
Speaker 3: I said, hey, block it out when you finally read. Now,
Speaker 3: I would have taken it too. I understand why he
Speaker 3: was blowing a horn, but you can't tell them, you know,
Speaker 3: hit it when you feel comfortable, because when you a
Speaker 3: new driver, you try to make sure all the lanes.
Speaker 3: I'm like, that's not gonna happen. You just gotta yeah,
Speaker 3: you wait for clear everywhere. Else. Yes, you do cool, cool, cool,
Speaker 3: but hey, don't do that because you can mess up
Speaker 3: that mess up that dry for that student driver who
Speaker 3: is trying to drive. What do people need to hear?
Speaker 6: Just because I don't continuously post my children when I'm
Speaker 6: with them. Doesn't mean I'm an absent mother.
Speaker 5: What I say nothing? No, oh, this is supposed to
Speaker 5: be vague. Okay, so this is important.
Speaker 6: Just because a parent doesn't continue to support their children
Speaker 6: when they're with them doesn't mean they're.
Speaker 5: An absent parent.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Man, That's why you gotta stop listening to social media.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you, Brian, what do people need to hear?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 7: I feel like I could say this every damn week.
Speaker 7: Stop reposting stuff that ain't right, like you know it
Speaker 7: ain't right. And by the way, there's no excuse anymore.
Speaker 7: Information is free and at your fingertips. You can look
Speaker 7: things up before you just blindly repost things.
Speaker 3: Y'all.
Speaker 7: Got me out here proof reading and checking y'all stuff
Speaker 7: almost DM and you say saying, hey, why'd you do this?
Speaker 3: But I didn't. I stopped, so check your stuff. Just stop,
Speaker 3: know you I just stop reposting things that you don't
Speaker 3: know or are not fact. If you don't know it's
Speaker 3: a fact, don't repost it. People need to hear this.
Speaker 3: And the person who just text Excel Mobile. There's so
Speaker 3: many people with student driver stickers that aren't actually students.
Speaker 3: I don't give a damn back.
Speaker 5: Why does that happen?
Speaker 7: Because they forget to take them off the car, that's
Speaker 7: all it is. Or they're lying just to get a little,
Speaker 7: a little reprieved from people. Yeah, find no benefit of
Speaker 7: putting student driver on the back of the car. I
Speaker 7: just assume they forgot to take it off.
Speaker 5: Maybe because they suck at driving, and so they're like, well.
Speaker 3: If you shared a car with your kid, then sometimes
Speaker 3: you take it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if it only one car and the kid drives it,
Speaker 3: sometimes you just don't take it off.
Speaker 7: And I have seen like people who probably don't look
Speaker 7: like student drivers, but they may be instructors. Yes, And
Speaker 7: so they leave that on the car because they're going
Speaker 7: to get a kid and they're driving at some.
Speaker 3: Point, so want to take it on and off, on
Speaker 3: and off. And somebody on the exl mobile wanted to
Speaker 3: say the Earth is flat. They say that every week
Speaker 3: every week. Yeah, okay, reading it, that's there.
Speaker 16: You go.
Speaker 3: Stop reposting things that are flatantly false. That made him
Speaker 3: smile that they heard that. Brian stopped doing it because
Speaker 3: it came up. We got the week I did not right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: never again. Yeah, no, I stopped do this every week? Done? Okay.
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Speaker 3: What is it that people need to hear? Truck dribber
Speaker 3: Brian calling us from Savannah what's up man? Hey, y'all,
Speaker 3: what does the people need to hear?
Speaker 11: People need to hear that a joke is a joke
Speaker 11: is a joke.
Speaker 15: Sometimes when people say things, it's not meant to harm anybody,
Speaker 15: it's not meant to do anything.
Speaker 11: It's just meant to fee a simple little joke.
Speaker 3: Well do they know it's a joke. Some people don't
Speaker 3: know it's a joke.
Speaker 15: See, those are the people that need to think about it,
Speaker 15: because if you listen to it, it's it's an obvious joke.
Speaker 15: It's obviously what what certain people say. I mean, if
Speaker 15: you think they're serious about something and the entire conversation
Speaker 15: of what they're saying.
Speaker 11: Is a joke, then I mean, you have you have
Speaker 11: something wrong with you? You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So if the person don't get the joke, they need
Speaker 3: to seek mental health for themselves.
Speaker 11: Exactly.
Speaker 15: I went on vacation last week, and I'm not saying
Speaker 15: anybody specific or anything, but when people don't know what
Speaker 15: joke is a joke, they almost ruined my day because
Speaker 15: they button and things that they don't need to, you
Speaker 15: know what I mean. Somebody, no, no, somebody seemed like
Speaker 15: somebody tried to but they sure didn't get away with
Speaker 15: I had a great time, like I went.
Speaker 11: I went out to Salt Lake City for a week
Speaker 11: and had a blast.
Speaker 3: Yeah there's a lot of salt in that lake.
Speaker 11: Yeah, sure it is.
Speaker 15: I almost floated. I still I still need more salt
Speaker 15: than the float. I'm wanting people to sink to the bottom.
Speaker 15: Long story short, but people need to I mean jokes
Speaker 15: like Brian, like Brian Grimes, like BG always says. He
Speaker 15: says jokes and people bite his head off for it,
Speaker 15: and those people need to think about themselves and not
Speaker 15: go after BG for what he says.
Speaker 7: All right, so yeah, you called to protect Brian. I'm
Speaker 7: speaking for BG. He don't give a damn.
Speaker 11: I'm talking. I'm talking for both BG's exactly. Don't let
Speaker 11: people need to think.
Speaker 15: About themselves before they start biting off other people's head.
Speaker 3: I got you, all right, People need to hit us.
Speaker 3: You hold on a second, I'll slap you, like Will
Speaker 3: Smith telling from Sanford. Evan he God, what was up? Evan? Man?
Speaker 10: What is it?
Speaker 3: People need to hear? Evan? What people need to hear?
Speaker 15: If you're going to get a job, don't and you
Speaker 15: don't want to work out the heat.
Speaker 3: Don't get a job outside. Don't complain work.
Speaker 15: It's crazy to say a little joke like, oh man,
Speaker 15: it's so hot outside that my chicken laid a hard
Speaker 15: boiled egg or something.
Speaker 3: You don't complain about it, bro Like, so what you're saying, Evan,
Speaker 3: If I apply for a job and I'm gonna be
Speaker 3: working outside, that's the job I applied for. Don't complain
Speaker 3: because it's hot outside.
Speaker 11: Go get a job inside, you know, a little.
Speaker 3: Office somewhere. If you don't want heat because it's Florida,
Speaker 3: he's gonna get heat all the round. Yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 3: you know he ain't trying to want to hear it.
Speaker 3: You ain't trying to hear it, all right, Evan, You
Speaker 3: hold on a second. Don't apply for a job outside
Speaker 3: if you ain't trying to work outside. From Davenport.
Speaker 10: By good morning, guys.
Speaker 3: Heyj what does the people need to hear?
Speaker 14: I think people need to hear you have to look
Speaker 14: for the silver lion. You do, you have to look
Speaker 14: for the silver lion.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I went home with my baby for a year and
Speaker 14: a half, went back to Corporate America and lost my
Speaker 14: job like a month later. And I mean it really
Speaker 14: like kicked me, you know, but I have, But I
Speaker 14: have my oldest son. He it was his last summer
Speaker 14: before kindergarten. I was able to go on all the
Speaker 14: field trips with him in summer camp. After summer camp
Speaker 14: was over, we had mommy field trips that we went
Speaker 14: on and export our city. And also this week he
Speaker 14: went to kindergarten. I'm doing, you know, carpool drop off,
Speaker 14: which is horrendous job. I know, I understand time throughout.
Speaker 14: Several times throughout this journey, I've just recognized there's no
Speaker 14: way that job could have worked with my my life
Speaker 14: outside of work. So I've had to look for the
Speaker 14: silver lining, and I'm interviewing. Things are looking up, and
Speaker 14: you know, I just know that I'm where I'm supposed
Speaker 14: to be right now. It's going to work out.
Speaker 11: The ways to pub work out.
Speaker 3: That's funny, as we talked about that the other day.
Speaker 3: You know, everything happens for a reasoning kind of thing,
Speaker 3: you know, So no, definitely it's good you found a
Speaker 3: silver line. Instn't you getting depressed? You say, you know what,
Speaker 3: the things that I did with my kid over the summer,
Speaker 3: I never could have done those things if I had
Speaker 3: that job.
Speaker 14: Yeah, okay, yeah, and he really needed that time with
Speaker 14: me because having the baby, you know, like your your
Speaker 14: attention shifts you have a newborn in the house. So
Speaker 14: I think he really valued that that time with you.
Speaker 3: Receive you did double duty. Not only do you have
Speaker 3: to get in the car pool line, you're picking up
Speaker 3: other people's kids.
Speaker 5: WHOA, that's nice.
Speaker 16: WHOA.
Speaker 3: Wow, you're a good person. You are you Hold on,
Speaker 3: Jay Bron, what's over there?
Speaker 16: Man?
Speaker 7: Let's see ex Alma were power by Attorney Dan new
Speaker 7: the interact need a check gets a no brainer?
Speaker 3: Just called attorney Dan noon. Let's see.
Speaker 7: Someone said for the fellas, Uh, you need to hear
Speaker 7: that men can be depressed for months and the only
Speaker 7: thing people notice is how mad they get.
Speaker 3: That's true.
Speaker 7: People need to hear that it's possible to say no
Speaker 7: without being rude about it. The simple note thank you,
Speaker 7: It is fine. See the person you say no to someone,
Speaker 7: the person hurt no, who thinks it's rude? Yeah, that
Speaker 7: one person who thinks the earth is flat. They need
Speaker 7: to hear it's not read a book and then people say.
Speaker 7: People need to hear that when you go to the DMV,
Speaker 7: just tell the lady what you're there for. We don't
Speaker 7: need to hear your entire life story. True before you
Speaker 7: tell us that you're there just to renew your registration.
Speaker 10: True.
Speaker 3: That's why the line so long, because y'all be yapping.
Speaker 3: That is true. I've gone three times in the last month.
Speaker 3: I get it. That's what happens. Jay from Davenport. We
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Speaker 3: going nine forty one. Let's get out here, y'all listening
Speaker 3: to Johnny's House. Time for us to exit this place
Speaker 3: and do other things. Ray, what's on you? Do other things?
Speaker 11: Listen.
Speaker 5: I'm going to go to the gym hopefully or do
Speaker 5: a workout at home. I don't know which Monday is.
Speaker 3: Got on Monday, Monday in the gym because I'm going
Speaker 3: I'm heating over the Life Image in FLA, and I
Speaker 3: got a feeling they're gonna tell me I need to go.
Speaker 3: I need to go to the gym. I already thought
Speaker 3: about that Monday.
Speaker 7: I'm starting Monday too, really seriously, Yeah, yeah, I'm not
Speaker 7: kidding because I'm I'm on Saturday. I'll be exactly a
Speaker 7: month from my trip, and so I want to do
Speaker 7: that thirty days before my trip. But Saturday night I
Speaker 7: got an event that I got a host over a
Speaker 7: House of Blues, so I already know him what she
Speaker 7: has no need to lie to anybody.
Speaker 5: Okay, don't lie to you.
Speaker 3: Monday, I'm starting. Okay. See, I'll have that motivation after
Speaker 3: I leave the imaging place. Get my butt back in there. Okay,
Speaker 3: I hope not, but I might. That's the goal. I
Speaker 3: don't want to end up in a hospital somewhere in Belgium. Yes, yeah, no, no,
Speaker 3: no really, at least me. I'll be here.
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