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Speaker 3: I know Charlie said earlier that he's trying to be
Speaker 3: a little bit more healthy and he's walking, And I'm
Speaker 3: going to tell you what you can do. If you
Speaker 3: do three minutes of this every day, it's going to
Speaker 3: help cut your risk of thirteen different cancers. Plaus If
Speaker 3: you do like to drink and you're worried about having
Speaker 3: a fatty liver, what you should be eating in order
Speaker 3: to help cleanse your liver.
Speaker 2: I'll have those stories for you next. I never think
Speaker 2: about stuff like that.
Speaker 4: I see that, like, if you're under the age of
Speaker 4: thirty five, you're very concerned about your health and longevity
Speaker 4: and things like that.
Speaker 2: That's not something we ever thought about. When I say.
Speaker 5: People, now, yeah, okay, cause I was gonna say when
Speaker 5: I was under thirty five for now, but that once.
Speaker 4: Never, that's nothing that we didn't You never thought about
Speaker 4: that now as.
Speaker 2: You get older, No, yeah, yeah, yeah, but that everybody did.
Speaker 4: Everybody when they got older, they would always tell you.
Speaker 2: I worry about your health or your age, but nobody did.
Speaker 4: But now kids actually are concerned about their health, kids,
Speaker 4: young people, and they're not drinking as much alcohol or
Speaker 4: alcohol at all.
Speaker 3: How do you get a fatty liver? Like I always worry?
Speaker 3: Is my liver fatty?
Speaker 2: I think everything in me is fat?
Speaker 4: Actually everything in me is fat liver, my kidneys.
Speaker 2: Explain you have fatty? Explain? I'll bet I do. Do
Speaker 2: you think that you have a fatty liver? Is it? Oh?
Speaker 2: Is it for me? Just drinking alcohol? Drinking and overeating
Speaker 2: and type two diabetes? What's type two? Is that the bad?
Speaker 4: I think they're all bad. They're not good. Yeah, but
Speaker 4: we didn't think about that. Like when you were did
Speaker 4: you think that yourself, I should cut back on whatever,
Speaker 4: or I should exercise more, or I don't want to
Speaker 4: get microplastics or anything like that.
Speaker 2: You O, my god? What did I just say to
Speaker 2: you during the break?
Speaker 4: I tune you out during the break as I do
Speaker 4: on the Show'd you say?
Speaker 2: I said?
Speaker 3: You? Are you walking like you should be walking? Because
Speaker 3: you sit a lot when you get locked into a zone. Well,
Speaker 3: you can sit at a chair at your computer ten hours.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah usually, Oh yeah, I could sit there all
Speaker 4: all day, all night in a weird position to like, yes,
Speaker 4: like mine, but also like in a punch over with
Speaker 4: your feet up on the desk.
Speaker 2: It's not a track.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I do it completely naked too. Could you imagine
Speaker 4: being my wife coming down. It's just seeing your husband
Speaker 4: that looks like a giant naked, like like a shrimp,
Speaker 4: like a shrimp cocktail at the computer.
Speaker 2: Let the cats position again. I want to see this. Well,
Speaker 2: let's see here. Cat sits on the desk on his lap.
Speaker 3: So I would shit generally his chair like rocks back
Speaker 3: in his office.
Speaker 4: Okay, stretched up like that, like that like that?
Speaker 2: Can you use the mouse?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Screen sometimes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, gong on the chair, balls hanging over.
Speaker 2: I walk around the house naked all the time.
Speaker 4: I just thought about it the other day because right
Speaker 4: when you come down the steps from the bedroom, you're
Speaker 4: right there by the front door.
Speaker 2: And I've told you this before.
Speaker 4: The FedEx guy's seen me naked, and other people and
Speaker 4: I don't know. I just I like walking around the
Speaker 4: house naked, not that I not like.
Speaker 2: It, but you guys do that. Never never once.
Speaker 5: Unless I like my closer in the basement and I've
Speaker 5: clean clothes down there, I need to go get That's
Speaker 5: about the extent of my.
Speaker 2: Then do you scamper down there quickly? Or do you
Speaker 2: just walk? Do you saunter? It's not a good walk.
Speaker 2: It's kind of covering myself a little bit.
Speaker 5: My dog is a nosy, so you have to cover
Speaker 5: your parts or he might grab something.
Speaker 2: I just I don't worry. I just I do it
Speaker 2: all the time because I sleep naked.
Speaker 4: So you know, I get naked before I get into bed,
Speaker 4: and then sometimes I go, oh, I forgot to do whatever,
Speaker 4: And then you're walking around, you're naked.
Speaker 2: If you take a nap.
Speaker 4: I don't really nap too often during the day, but
Speaker 4: if you take a nap, I get naked, and then
Speaker 4: I get up and I'm naked. I walk around Saturday mornings,
Speaker 4: I'm naked. I come downstairs, I walk around. Sometimes I
Speaker 4: eat breakfast naked.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm naked a lot too, are you. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 6: I've eaten naked.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'll just go down the stairs naked, walk past the windows.
Speaker 2: Sometimes the doors open, I just walk quickly. What's your door?
Speaker 6: My boyfriend's always yelling at me, somebody's gonna see you, Like, nah,
Speaker 6: that bush is covering what I Honestly, I don't care
Speaker 6: if somebody sees. I mean, I'm not trying. I'm not
Speaker 6: like one of those dudes like I can't wait to
Speaker 6: be seen naked. But I'm not like I'm not too
Speaker 6: concerned about it. I'm kind of far back from the street.
Speaker 4: It does concern me a little bit that every now
Speaker 4: and then my mother in law or sister in law,
Speaker 4: my wife yells at them because they will drop off
Speaker 4: food or or cake or pie or.
Speaker 2: Brownies or know.
Speaker 4: What they do is they'll they'll come and they'll leave
Speaker 4: it at the front door, and then they leave without
Speaker 4: even ringing the doorbell or anything because they know they'll
Speaker 4: get yelled at. And then they'll send a text message
Speaker 4: like at once they get back home two minutes later
Speaker 4: and they'll go.
Speaker 2: Just left something at your front door.
Speaker 4: So they'll do that occasionally, and I'm worried that I'm
Speaker 4: gonna walk You know that that would be quite the
Speaker 4: sight to behold. If I'm in front of the door
Speaker 4: to go downstairs and they're trying to put some food
Speaker 4: down and they get a get an eye full of this.
Speaker 2: My daughter has never seen me naked. What it's a
Speaker 2: little bit strong nothing.
Speaker 3: I would never want her to I would never want it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it does age? I mean I get it? Yeah,
Speaker 2: that age? You don't. Your daughter's what how old? Sixteen?
Speaker 4: You don't want her to be looking at your naked now?
Speaker 4: But when she was well, she she saw you naked.
Speaker 3: Right, I don't consider that she has no memory of that.
Speaker 2: But when was the last time she saw you naked?
Speaker 6: I don't walk around naked. How would she see me naked?
Speaker 6: Not even like panties or pageanta like. It's not naked.
Speaker 6: Naked is naked naked. She doesn't need to see boobs bush.
Speaker 4: So you're walking around with panties on there? No, I
Speaker 4: walk around the bron panties. Long do you to see that?
Speaker 2: That's just you don't remember seeing your mom? I saw
Speaker 2: it me and panties. I go, No, I've tried to
Speaker 2: get that out of my mind for years. Scrub my brain.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Once I saw my dad and that was traumatizing. I
Speaker 3: don't think I ever saw.
Speaker 2: I saw my grandpa naked.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, as a young kid, and I just
Speaker 4: remember because I didn't live with my dad or anything.
Speaker 2: I didn't know my dad at all, and I just
Speaker 2: I just, uh remember.
Speaker 4: The immediate thought was Jesus Christ, that thing's huge.
Speaker 5: Oh really, oh my god. Oh yeah, when you see
Speaker 5: an adult one when you're a kid, because kids dingling.
Speaker 4: Is like this big, it's like my it's straight out,
Speaker 4: it's no hangtime, it's just and then when you see
Speaker 4: an adult, you're like, oh my god, where do you
Speaker 4: even put that thing? But yeah, I mean I was young.
Speaker 4: I don't know how old I was four or something, five,
Speaker 4: I don't really remember.
Speaker 2: But I moan my daughter. I moan her from time
Speaker 2: to time.
Speaker 6: I wear tank tops a lot if I'm going to sleep,
Speaker 6: and sometimes they're very loose and you boob might fall out,
Speaker 6: and then she's like, mom, your boob is out, Like.
Speaker 2: Put that away. She'll come in my room. They just
Speaker 2: fall back side. Before that, you've walked around naked in
Speaker 2: front of your daughter.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll walk from like the bathroom to my room
Speaker 6: and I'll be like, hey, I'm nake. I'll give her
Speaker 6: a warning, you know, and maybe i'll cover up with
Speaker 6: my hand and go quick so she knows. But she doesn't,
Speaker 6: you know, I'm not trying to direct it. Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: if she come I know she's gonna come by and
Speaker 6: I moan her, she will be like, oh my god, put.
Speaker 2: It away, what are you doing. It does traumatize her
Speaker 2: in that way, but it's more fun. She doesn't walk
Speaker 2: around naked in front of you, does she? Oh no,
Speaker 2: oh no, no, but I do.
Speaker 6: I will knock, you know sometimes, and maybe she might
Speaker 6: be a little maybe she did come out of the shower,
Speaker 6: but she covers up with her hands too a little bit.
Speaker 2: And but I have seen her naked.
Speaker 6: I mean as an even as a older she's eighteen.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: Uh, here's somebody that says, uh, Stacy, when I was seven,
Speaker 4: I walked in on my mom giving a bej to
Speaker 4: my dad.
Speaker 2: I'm thirty six now.
Speaker 4: I've never forgotten this image.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is kind of gross. You don't want to
Speaker 2: see that.
Speaker 6: I always wonder if my daughter remembers that when she
Speaker 6: was young, that she walked in on her dad and I.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, and like when you say young, how young?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: This was like, at least for me ten years ago,
Speaker 6: I mean probably seven eight.
Speaker 2: That cheered into her brow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we and the excuse was we were wrestling.
Speaker 6: But we were having sex and we're like, oh, I
Speaker 6: had just gotten another shower. So he and we used
Speaker 6: to wrestle all the time. It was just a fun
Speaker 6: thing to do. So we were like, oh, mom, just
Speaker 6: got a shower.
Speaker 2: I was wrestling there. Yeah, that's it. And then what if?
Speaker 2: What if? Or if your daughter's like, oh I love
Speaker 2: the wrestle and she runs in there, it takes off
Speaker 2: her close. Now you do it? Greco's dial Oh man.
Speaker 4: DHUSI, are you ready for the hizzy? Yeah, here we go,
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Speaker 3: So, a record breaking deployment at sea is reportedly creating
Speaker 3: a mental health crisis aboard a US aircraft carrier.
Speaker 2: We have about five thousand sailors.
Speaker 3: And marines have been on board the USS Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 3: since November, partly because of the war with Iran, and
Speaker 3: family members say there have been multiple attempts by some
Speaker 3: sailors to jump over them my good. As of yesterday,
Speaker 3: the aircraft carrier had been at sea for two hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty four days straight, setting a new modern record.
Speaker 3: Last week, Navy leader Navy leadership reportedly met with some
Speaker 3: of the family members and assured them that sailors had
Speaker 3: access to mental health workers.
Speaker 2: The word of condition.
Speaker 4: You're still that doesn't help, You're still a ship. Yeah,
Speaker 4: give me all the mental health workers you want. But
Speaker 4: the fact of the matter is, I'm out in the
Speaker 4: middle of the ocean. I can't go anywhere. I'm going crazy.
Speaker 4: They were supposed to come home in May, right.
Speaker 3: And then the war, Yeah, and the Iran War. Well,
Speaker 3: word of conditions on board have been leaking out, including
Speaker 3: food having to be ration, toilet issues, and more of
Speaker 3: what's being called deplorable conditions.
Speaker 2: So there's been no official comment on that.
Speaker 3: My question is, yeah, can't they fly in and fly out?
Speaker 2: Why can't we get people off?
Speaker 4: I think if there's styles you said there's five thousand
Speaker 4: people on there, that's a lot of people that fly
Speaker 4: in and out of a ship. How are you going
Speaker 4: to fly five thousand people?
Speaker 2: Don't they have big cargo planes, not that lands on
Speaker 2: a ship.
Speaker 4: It's just so, I mean, they could dock somewhere, but
Speaker 4: not not in a place where they're trying to kill you.
Speaker 2: But yeah, they do switch people out, I guess.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that's a very that's a long it's a
Speaker 4: long time to be. That's when you're sitting there, you're going, Man,
Speaker 4: why'd I sign up for this? I thought I was
Speaker 4: just gonna do like a three month stint or whatever
Speaker 4: and then come back and stick around, and then go
Speaker 4: back for another three months, and then how you're in it?
Speaker 2: Oh that would what do you do all day? Do
Speaker 2: you think? I don't know, I would go crazy.
Speaker 4: Somebody sent me a text message about their old boss
Speaker 4: who was on a submarine for six months in the military,
Speaker 4: and one of the guys, uh you know that that like, well,
Speaker 4: this is the story she told. I don't know if
Speaker 4: this is true. Maybe it is that the guy was
Speaker 4: telling her that somebody was a you know those periscope
Speaker 4: things that goes up and down on a I.
Speaker 2: Don't know how they operate whatever.
Speaker 4: The guy got killed by it somehow, So they got
Speaker 4: a dead body on the submarine.
Speaker 2: They can't come up, they can't do anything.
Speaker 4: They had to put the guy in the freezer for
Speaker 4: uh for months.
Speaker 2: I forget. I don't know. I don't remember that anyway.
Speaker 7: Go on.
Speaker 3: Tomatoes may have a major health benefit. A recent study
Speaker 3: out of Italy suggests that eating tomatoes daily decreases fat
Speaker 3: build up in the liver. Researchers say one factories because
Speaker 3: raw tomatoes are rich in an antioxidant called lysopin, which
Speaker 3: fights inflammation. The study involved about eighty people, all under
Speaker 3: the age of sixty five, most of whom were male,
Speaker 3: so the scientists involved say much larger and more inclusive.
Speaker 2: Studies need to be done.
Speaker 3: Fatty liver disease is caused by obesity, excessive alcohol intake,
Speaker 3: and diabetes.
Speaker 2: It's estimated that between eighty.
Speaker 3: And one hundred million Americans have the disease, which can
Speaker 3: cause scarring deliver and cirrhosis without weight loss and other
Speaker 3: lifestyle changes.
Speaker 2: They're just I love tomatoes. Just eat some tomatoes every day.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I these don't like vegetables.
Speaker 2: I honestly don't like vegetables.
Speaker 4: Rare, hard noscom mushrooms I'll eat.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's mushrooms are very healthy for you too.
Speaker 4: I mean mashed potatoes. I can take that. That's not bad,
Speaker 4: but it's not really. And if I do have any
Speaker 4: green beans, you gotta put a bunch of salt on
Speaker 4: that to make those edible.
Speaker 2: Asparagus the worst.
Speaker 6: Oh, I love brussels sprout, Russels frost so good.
Speaker 2: I can't even I've never even tasted one. Look at it.
Speaker 2: I look at it, and I go, that looks disgussied.
Speaker 5: That had the updated Brussels Sproutce you're thinking of Brussels sprouts.
Speaker 2: Growing up, They've changed, the game has changed.
Speaker 4: But at that point they're probably not good for you, right,
Speaker 4: what's the point of eating?
Speaker 2: Apparently they're really good.
Speaker 6: They're still ingesting it so goodesting?
Speaker 2: But what else is in there? Oils?
Speaker 6: And older I've gotten the more I like vegetables for
Speaker 6: some reason.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a place called Sweet Melissa's has by far the
Speaker 3: best Brussels sprouts ever.
Speaker 2: I will buy some and bring them in. You want
Speaker 2: to do that today?
Speaker 4: No, because I want to eat them. They'll just go
Speaker 4: out the waist you eat them, I don't know. I
Speaker 4: want them, not even Brussels sprouts. No, not even I'm
Speaker 4: not going to eat them. I'll be like you, I'm
Speaker 4: not doing that.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: That's something for you, all right? Another hell the story
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 3: Three minutes a vigorous activity may cut risk of.
Speaker 2: Thirteen different cancers. They say.
Speaker 3: If you can just jog up and down the nearest
Speaker 3: steps for three minutes.
Speaker 2: Rigorous, get your heart rate up.
Speaker 3: This will help keep you healthy.
Speaker 2: On the stairs for three minutes. Wants to do that?
Speaker 2: Come on with you?
Speaker 3: Even walking up and down? If you were to go
Speaker 3: during a break walk up and down steps? Yess it
Speaker 3: is you don't think steps?
Speaker 4: Would you run up and down your steps in your
Speaker 4: house for three minutes?
Speaker 5: It's you get t have to warm up to that.
Speaker 5: Three minutes is a lot of time to be running
Speaker 5: up and down the stairs. That's that's prety significant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they say, if you don't walk around, and if
Speaker 3: you just are very just sit around a lot, that's going.
Speaker 2: To make you sick. That could not be healthy for you.
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Speaker 4: Harry in Virginia, you're around Rovers morning, Glory, Good morning Harry.
Speaker 2: Hey there, Rover. I like you guys. Thank you. We
Speaker 2: like you too.
Speaker 10: I'm with you about the naked thing. I'm a bachelor,
Speaker 10: sixty nine year old gay guy and I'm naked all
Speaker 10: the time in my apart.
Speaker 2: I like you, Rover, It's normal. I thought it was normal.
Speaker 10: I don't know about the other people, lol.
Speaker 2: I look, I just it's like it's it's uh. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm not like a nudist or anything, but I I
Speaker 4: just like not having clothes on that.
Speaker 2: That's maybe that's another.
Speaker 4: Reason why we keep the house so hot, because I
Speaker 4: have no clothes on most of the time, and I
Speaker 4: don't like to be cold anyway.
Speaker 2: Yes, well you feel normal. Yeah, it just feels normal,
Speaker 2: doesn't it.
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Ai, I actually just uh, I actually just lost
Speaker 10: forty pounds.
Speaker 2: I'm actually going.
Speaker 10: With no shirt up on, no shirt on on my
Speaker 10: patio at the first and twenty years. So I'm feeling
Speaker 10: pretty good about my body.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, send a picture of it to Charlie
Speaker 4: at Rover radio dot com. He loves to see naked.
Speaker 2: It's the whole collection of him on his computer.
Speaker 4: All right, Harry, thank you. I appreciate it. Dougie, you
Speaker 4: love AI, don't you. I mean she's constantly Are you
Speaker 4: using chat GPT or.
Speaker 2: Are you just doing it in Google the AI overview?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: I use whatever's anywhere, but I am not I'm afraid
Speaker 3: to do what Charlie does.
Speaker 2: Pay the month. I think you do it as well,
Speaker 2: the monthly twenty box for chat GPT. Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: I would really benefit from it. Well, it tries harder,
Speaker 2: it's it's way better. Yeah, but it's just a lot
Speaker 2: of month. That's a lot per month. You just spent
Speaker 2: how much on a bracelet?
Speaker 4: One hundred and fifteen and fifteen dollars on a menopause bracelet.
Speaker 4: It's called what m K A l m K A
Speaker 4: l M And did you did you look at that?
Speaker 6: And A because I just oh no, I just googled
Speaker 6: it and uh, oh, don't tell.
Speaker 2: Me, don't don't want to hear it. I wanted to
Speaker 2: believe that it's you.
Speaker 4: Just want to see here what it says? Uh, here's
Speaker 4: my Google search. Does calm bracelet work? AI overview? No,
Speaker 4: there is no scientific proof that the calm bracelet or
Speaker 4: other static magnetic wellness jewelry can alter hormones, reduce stress,
Speaker 4: or treat menopause symptoms. Independent medical studies show that magnetic
Speaker 4: rice looks work no better than placebos for managing symptoms
Speaker 4: or pain. So can I return it? I would return
Speaker 4: it before it's even delivered. That might be the dumbest
Speaker 4: purchase you've ever made.
Speaker 2: It's already shipped. I wonder if I can return it.
Speaker 4: You must be whatever these symptoms of menopause are, you
Speaker 4: must be.
Speaker 3: No, you want to know what it was that got me?
Speaker 3: I'm again. I had it easy. I went through some walkie.
Speaker 3: I'm okay, Like it's not that big of a deal.
Speaker 3: Every night, I sleep with an ice pack under my
Speaker 3: pillow because I get hot at night, so and I
Speaker 3: don't sleep very well. So when I saw the ad
Speaker 3: that it was served to me for calm, that was
Speaker 3: one of the things was weight loss and sleep that
Speaker 3: that really worked for sleeping through the night. So that's
Speaker 3: all I'm trying to do, and weight loss.
Speaker 2: I need to lose weight.
Speaker 4: Kristen says, I just woke up and I'm currently in
Speaker 4: nothing but a fong. Normal, she said, is now, if
Speaker 4: you're gonna go that far, you're gonna be completely naked.
Speaker 4: And I'm not a woman. I don't know what you
Speaker 4: you know what, what's going on down there? Why not
Speaker 4: air it out? Don't you have to air that sucker
Speaker 4: out every now and then?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't want to sleep in a thong. I
Speaker 6: don't remove right away when I get home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, something in between your butt cheeks doesn't so uncomfortable
Speaker 5: that just go completely naked, Kristin, And I think I
Speaker 5: think it's gonna be liberating for you.
Speaker 2: I don't like sleeping in anything now.
Speaker 4: I used to sleep in boxer briefs, but my my
Speaker 4: balls are getting too sweaty, and so now I just
Speaker 4: sleep completely naked.
Speaker 2: Marxist.
Speaker 4: Dougie's critical thinking skills have really crashed. Hence she just
Speaker 4: asked the caller if he is AI.
Speaker 2: He did, say ll he's just reading somebody. Okay, I
Speaker 2: noticed your nails, Dougie. They look nice.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'm done yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm dead Burgundy school colors, back to school.
Speaker 4: Oh that's interesting. So your nail appointment was yesterday. You
Speaker 4: used your nail appointment as the excuse for the meeting
Speaker 4: that you missed at iHeart day before, yes.
Speaker 2: Right, and in october Fest meeting the day before. Such
Speaker 2: a liar? Is it? Such a liar? How much does
Speaker 2: that cost to get your nails done? Fifty bucks plus tip?
Speaker 2: What's the tip? What kind of tip you have to give?
Speaker 2: I give ten ten bucks? Is that standard? That's twenty
Speaker 2: percent crystal? Is that right? I give fifteen? Yeah? Because
Speaker 2: I love him him.
Speaker 4: It's a guy, no, the owner really Asiana.
Speaker 2: I love him straight married kids.
Speaker 10: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let me take a break.
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Speaker 11: Welcome back to Rilver's Morning Glory.
Speaker 4: Stephanie sent me an email and she says that we
Speaker 4: were talking about sleeping Neke, and she says, I sleep
Speaker 4: in a MoMu every night.
Speaker 2: It goes on as.
Speaker 4: Soon as I get home from work, thirty one years
Speaker 4: old and married. The less clothes at home, the better.
Speaker 4: I don't disagree with that. What I may disagree with
Speaker 4: is the MoMu aspect of this. I'm just helping you
Speaker 4: out here. You're a married woman. Your husband may not
Speaker 4: be as honest as I am, may not be as straightforward.
Speaker 2: He doesn't like this MoMu.
Speaker 4: Is there such a thing as a sexy momo?
Speaker 2: No, but they're comfortable. Honestly.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of things that Grandma gave me a
Speaker 6: couple and I was like, these are pretty nice, but
Speaker 6: you could get like a teddy negligee, like a little
Speaker 6: like one of those dresses that's a short dress. Still comfortable,
Speaker 6: but a little more sexy.
Speaker 4: Momus are old fat people, fat people clothes, old ladies, ladies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with the curlers in their hair.
Speaker 4: You can't be thirty one and wearing a moomo unless
Speaker 4: this is some sort of what you consider a momo.
Speaker 2: Is some sort of hot thing. I I your husband
Speaker 2: doesn't like it. I'm just I'm just telling you, and
Speaker 2: that's the God's honest truth. I want to help your
Speaker 2: marriage out. You're thirty one.
Speaker 4: I want you to have a long lasting marriage and
Speaker 4: for you guys to be happy.
Speaker 2: Some moves just because I'm wondering what it like?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: Okay? Sometimes they have the snap button front? What do
Speaker 2: they do? There? Are you ordering some now? Yeah? That's
Speaker 2: that's an old exactly. No.
Speaker 6: See, what you got to do is wear this more often,
Speaker 6: and then once in a while you pull out that
Speaker 6: neglige and then he goes, oh, he forgot how spicy
Speaker 6: it can be. Because you don't want to give it
Speaker 6: to them all the time, he'll get used to it.
Speaker 6: You got to throw it out there every once in
Speaker 6: a while.
Speaker 2: I agree, ammo.
Speaker 4: Could it looks comfortable, but it's his not Your husband
Speaker 4: doesn't want to come home to MoMu wear Ever, you can't.
Speaker 4: You can't talk to the guys and be like, hey,
Speaker 4: it was your wife. She wears a MoMu.
Speaker 6: Well, if you remember, once I told you I started
Speaker 6: looking like a prisoner because I was wearing big gray
Speaker 6: comfort sweatpants and comfort came out with this oversized T
Speaker 6: shirt and I was wearing a tan T shirt with
Speaker 6: gray sweatpants, and.
Speaker 2: I looked like Kanye.
Speaker 6: He was like, you look just like all these prison
Speaker 6: shows we watched with the Women in prison, and I
Speaker 6: was starting.
Speaker 2: But he keeps the house very cold.
Speaker 6: So the colder it is, the more clothes I want
Speaker 6: to put on, the hotter it is.
Speaker 2: Then I'm going to start taking off some articles of clothing.
Speaker 5: I deal with that too. If I keep the sweatpants down,
Speaker 5: a disgusting robe comes up, so you have to keep seeing.
Speaker 5: So you guys thought I was stupid for keeping in
Speaker 5: my house so hot. My wife has very little clothes.
Speaker 5: Hun she's wearing short shorts and tank top all day.
Speaker 4: Randy in Beverly Hills, Florida, you're on roll this morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Randy, Good morning. Hey.
Speaker 12: So I think Jeffrey had manopause. Manipause the male version
Speaker 12: of menopause. And why do you think you need tote? Oh,
Speaker 12: he's having like a midlife crisis. He does want a
Speaker 12: new car.
Speaker 4: Yes, did you see how quickly his attitude changed when
Speaker 4: I talked about buying him a car? I mean this,
Speaker 4: Oh my god, he starts, he turns into the old Jeffrey,
Speaker 4: and now I feel like he's just playing me. I'll
Speaker 4: buy him a car and then he'll turn into the
Speaker 4: into the new Jeffrey, which is sour pus Jeffrey after
Speaker 4: about five days after he gets a new car. But
Speaker 4: maybe there is something to that. Maybe he's just getting.
Speaker 4: I think he's just getting.
Speaker 2: He needs a magnetic bracelet. Yeah, maybe I'll.
Speaker 3: Give him the gold one and I'll wear the silver
Speaker 3: hormonal bracelet, and then he will because because you.
Speaker 2: Got a two for one on your magnific Actually he'll
Speaker 2: become peppy.
Speaker 4: Were you thinking you're gonna wear two for one bracelets
Speaker 4: like one on each rist, just to like double up
Speaker 4: your effect.
Speaker 3: No, I actually bought it for a friend who's in
Speaker 3: perry menopause.
Speaker 4: I don't even want to hear any of this stuff, Okay, No,
Speaker 4: I just don't want to hear about women and Meause. Wait,
Speaker 4: your wife goes through it, she's not gonna go through it. No, No, you're.
Speaker 2: In for a long ride. My friend, she's gonna hate it,
Speaker 2: is gonna just gonna hysterectomy and just get it over with. No,
Speaker 2: don't do that. That's sent women too early menopause. What
Speaker 2: would I don't know any of it works.
Speaker 3: I'm because then people that have that they then go
Speaker 3: through all the fields thereafter.
Speaker 2: All Right, let me now, maybe I'm wrong about mumu's.
Speaker 2: Here is somebody.
Speaker 4: The real Mila Gorilla says, I love my wife's house
Speaker 4: dress easy access, and Chris says, I like the mumu.
Speaker 2: It gives easy access. Me one says, my girlfriend is.
Speaker 4: A mumu that's slightly see through and has an open back.
Speaker 8: The thing is hot. Maybe open back. Maybe maybe I'm
Speaker 8: a hospital gown row quote unquote girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Somebody show me.
Speaker 4: Somebody sent me a text message earlier when I was
Speaker 4: talking about how I used to sit in my bedroom
Speaker 4: and pretend to be on the radio. My mom thought
Speaker 4: I was nuts, And they said, maybe you didn't actually
Speaker 4: work in a mental hospital.
Speaker 2: Maybe you were in the mental hospital and your mother
Speaker 2: just told you. But you're working there.
Speaker 4: God, there's a guy. I've never heard of. This guy,
Speaker 4: I don't think. This guy goes to Walmart and he
Speaker 4: trives and he buys people groceries. His name is Damon Darling,
Speaker 4: and he posts this on Instagram or TikTok or wherever
Speaker 4: he posts this, and Walmart for whatever reason, I'm not
Speaker 4: sure why, they have kicked him out of Walmart nationwide.
Speaker 4: And now he the guy hasn't gotten it through his
Speaker 4: head that they've kicked him out, or he wants to
Speaker 4: make more videos and he keeps going into Walmart and
Speaker 4: they kicked him out again. Here's him getting kicked out
Speaker 4: of Walmart.
Speaker 13: Why ain't I I'm just buying people's groceries. You're a
Speaker 13: well Actually, the police officer said that isn't true.
Speaker 2: Though, that's not what the police have to say about it.
Speaker 13: And the store manager said, I could be in here.
Speaker 13: I just spoke to her. Do you know who I am?
Speaker 2: So here?
Speaker 13: It cuts to the store manager, Okay, you sure. I
Speaker 13: don't want no I don't want no trouble. I don't
Speaker 13: want no problem.
Speaker 4: But I don't think that the store manager has that authority.
Speaker 4: If you've been trespassed from every Walmart.
Speaker 2: No, you can't go.
Speaker 13: I say, can I buy people's groceries? But and she said, yeah,
Speaker 13: I'm just helping people. It's hard out here, but I understand.
Speaker 2: I understand. I just don't know where I'm gonna go.
Speaker 2: Walmart is where the people need me. Target don't need me. Man,
Speaker 2: they got money. I understand.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't leave. You want me to leave? I I
Speaker 2: went on trouble.
Speaker 13: Well, it's like it puts me in the spot because yeah,
Speaker 13: that's what it is on the corporate Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is that my serf? I've been served? Oh I thought
Speaker 2: you're gonna serve me.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So he's been kicked out of every
Speaker 4: Walmart because he goes in there. I haven't watched any
Speaker 4: of these guys videos.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what does he do? I don't know.
Speaker 4: So I think Charlie pulls. You have some of these videos.
Speaker 4: You a nice cross section. I think there would go
Speaker 4: he is.
Speaker 2: So how often do you buy milk? Brother watches guy? Fine?
Speaker 2: How long will that last? Yeah? This is Oh you're
Speaker 2: on a food pantry. Huh this is going? So you're donating?
Speaker 2: Can I contribute? Sure? Yeah? Yeah? Whoa, he pulls out
Speaker 2: a stack of cash. There's a hundred. Are you serious?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Absolutely, I want to because that's I do what you do.
Speaker 2: I help people too. And you're a middle man. So
Speaker 2: I mean you should write down your name so you
Speaker 2: get so they can send you and you get credit
Speaker 2: for this.
Speaker 13: Oh sure, I mean not you don't got a pen.
Speaker 13: It's okay, I don't need credit. I don't need it.
Speaker 4: It's basically they go back and forth, all right, and
Speaker 4: then here's another one.
Speaker 2: He tries to let's see, what does he do here?
Speaker 2: What's bad about him? Yeah, you don't need it. Oh
Speaker 2: I thought you were pool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I kind of understand why Walmart doesn't want this
Speaker 4: dude in here.
Speaker 2: He's harashing. He's essentially harassing.
Speaker 5: Does and so he's posing as himself as this guy
Speaker 5: that just pays for people's groceries.
Speaker 2: No he's not.
Speaker 5: He goes in play all the because I grabbed a
Speaker 5: bunch of them. He goes and he kind of harasses
Speaker 5: some people who does just pay for the groceries, but
Speaker 5: like other people who's just bothering them, and then in
Speaker 5: the end will give them money so that I think
Speaker 5: he can clear his conscience conscience and go, oh, I'm
Speaker 5: just gonna Oh no, it's fine, I gave him. I
Speaker 5: paid for their groceries.
Speaker 4: Well, he also was doing it because he pays for
Speaker 4: the and it's a small price to pay for the
Speaker 4: amount of money that he's making out of the views
Speaker 4: of this. And I wonder if he like purposely like here,
Speaker 4: I just see the first frame of this video here,
Speaker 4: and I wonder he's kind of like wearing like this
Speaker 4: weird tank top. Is he purposely trying to look like he's.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like he doesn't ask this guy for a dollar
Speaker 5: and then the guys, Yeah, you'll see he kind of
Speaker 5: is purposely trying to look like a like a bomber
Speaker 5: or something. What people's reaction is going to be, this
Speaker 5: specifically is a target. So he goes, I mean, he
Speaker 5: just can't go to Walmart. You go to your crap
Speaker 5: somewhere else, all right here?
Speaker 2: You got a dollar? You got a dollar bill? He
Speaker 2: looks homeless. Do you have a dollar? What? What do
Speaker 2: you have? What are you talking about? Do you have
Speaker 2: a dollar?
Speaker 10: I don't want about it.
Speaker 2: I don't want man, there you take that chance on
Speaker 2: champ here you go, come on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I understand now why Walmart is kicking the guy out.
Speaker 2: Is this worth No, he's doing no good. No, he's
Speaker 2: just trying.
Speaker 4: He's trying to he's making money on the back of
Speaker 4: Walmart and everybody else, and he's throwing a little bit
Speaker 4: of money out there.
Speaker 5: But go to the guy that he So then this
Speaker 5: guy goes to the security guard and goes this guy's
Speaker 5: harassing me, and he goes up and keeps bothering the guy.
Speaker 2: But then there's another video where he tries to get
Speaker 2: a guy.
Speaker 5: To buy him a bag of chips to play that
Speaker 5: which one said, I just play any of them. They're
Speaker 5: all annoying. I only have the other, only other one
Speaker 5: I have here is a cop stuff. Oh play that one?
Speaker 2: Not today? You don't thank you for your service? Deputy?
Speaker 3: Why not?
Speaker 2: Oh, because you're on the clock. Really, it's like bribery
Speaker 2: or something. Well, while I'm here, can you see if
Speaker 2: I got a warrant, you can't do that.
Speaker 13: Well, I guess I'll just enjoy a few more days
Speaker 13: of freedom while yeah, the coups get the hurt. I'll
Speaker 13: make some better choices. All right, I'm gonna flee the state,
Speaker 13: all right, I love you.
Speaker 2: That's funny. I don't like him. Then this one.
Speaker 4: I I don't want anybody coming up to me when
Speaker 4: I'm in a store.
Speaker 5: Please upgraded their seats. Why is the guy's groceries? Play
Speaker 5: that one? Because this is the guy's grocery. I feel
Speaker 5: like this is obnoxious here it's there. You would not
Speaker 5: like this if this happened to you, you know. So
Speaker 5: he drops chips the guys at the registered cashing out
Speaker 5: and he says, can you buy me these? Ship and
Speaker 5: eating all day?
Speaker 13: And it's only a couple of dollars, please, it's a
Speaker 13: couple of dollars. I'm only a dollar short. If you
Speaker 13: tell me a buck.
Speaker 2: How you get them? Let me help you back.
Speaker 13: I could earn a dollar by helping you bag.
Speaker 2: I would complain. Yeah, of course this cause this guy's
Speaker 2: a douche. And you know, I help my brother out
Speaker 2: and get me those. My stomach is rumbling. It hurts you.
Speaker 13: Ever been hungry, Ever been hungry before and couldn't get food?
Speaker 2: This is really aboptious.
Speaker 4: And this guy's just like, oh my god, I hope
Speaker 4: I don't get.
Speaker 2: Stabbed by purchase since you did that. Yeah, let me
Speaker 2: do that place.
Speaker 13: No, I I just wanted to see what people were
Speaker 13: like around here. I'm not from the area. I'm actually rich.
Speaker 13: I don't need your help at all. Yeah, I'm pay
Speaker 13: for it.
Speaker 2: Oh, you can't let the guy pay for you.
Speaker 13: I mean, it took some beating you down, but there
Speaker 13: was there was a heart in there.
Speaker 2: He had like a mustard grain. But I blew it
Speaker 2: up and it lost.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this guy's a dick, no wonder, no wonder, he's
Speaker 4: banned from Walmart. I mean that's that's I would want
Speaker 4: him in my story either, because if he did this
Speaker 4: arashing people, you would be annoyed if somebody came up
Speaker 4: to you because the whole time you're thinking it's causing.
Speaker 2: People anxiety, and he knows that.
Speaker 4: And people are like, we've all been approached by a
Speaker 4: crazy guy, a crazy homeless guy, a crazy bomb, and
Speaker 4: you don't know if they're gonna pull out a knife
Speaker 4: and stab you.
Speaker 2: We've all seen the news of what happens.
Speaker 4: Stop it with this, stop it with all these this
Speaker 4: and all those stupid pranks that they pull on people
Speaker 4: on social media.
Speaker 2: That aren't really pranks.
Speaker 4: They're just weird, dumb stuff that's like, you know, fake
Speaker 4: you pull out a fake knife on somebody, Like what,
Speaker 4: that's not a prank.
Speaker 2: That's a crime.
Speaker 3: If you were just being nice about it and just saying, hey,
Speaker 3: let me take care of this, I think that'd be fine.
Speaker 2: But all the ones I watch now, I think these
Speaker 2: are older.
Speaker 5: But oh I just sorted by most popular and I
Speaker 5: grabbed the top ones where it looked click.
Speaker 2: You only get fed the nice ones. Hey, Jessica, you're
Speaker 2: on Rover's Morning Glord. Your morning, Jessica, Good morning Rover.
Speaker 7: I actually followed. I actually followed Damon Darling a lot.
Speaker 7: He's actually a really nice guy from Ohio. He started
Speaker 7: as a comedian. He came from nothing, He came from
Speaker 7: the ghetto, and he was a really bad alcoholic. He
Speaker 7: got sober and now he's trying to pay it forward
Speaker 7: and help others out. I know he goes in there
Speaker 7: kind of obnoxiously, but he's just trying to make a
Speaker 7: joke out of things and see what kind of people
Speaker 7: people are.
Speaker 4: No, he's not.
Speaker 2: Now, don't fall for that. He's not. That's not no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that's it's not.
Speaker 7: It for you. Then he buys you two hundred dollars worth.
Speaker 4: Of here's no, no, no, no, you're falling for this.
Speaker 4: If he really wanted to help people out, he would
Speaker 4: just do it. He wouldn't make a whole thing out
Speaker 4: of it and then and then post it on social media.
Speaker 4: He wouldn't go up to people and and do the
Speaker 4: whole dollar stick and do you have a dollar? He
Speaker 4: wouldn't will you buy me some? He wouldn't do all
Speaker 4: of that if you just wanted to help people out.
Speaker 7: Hey, work. So I mean he came up to me
Speaker 7: and asked you for a dollar for a bag of chips,
Speaker 7: and then he bought me three hundred dollars worth of
Speaker 7: groceries and send my family for that week.
Speaker 4: What he did this guy did, I'm a believer.
Speaker 7: He helped me and he said my kids, and I'm
Speaker 7: a single mom with five kids, so I really needed that, you.
Speaker 4: Know, all right, So you you benefited the three hundred
Speaker 4: dollars out of it, I understand, but you realize he didn't.
Speaker 4: He didn't give you three hundred dollars because he wanted
Speaker 4: to help you out. He gave you three hundred dollars
Speaker 4: because that was the price he had to pay to
Speaker 4: make a video that would make him ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: I still help other people out. There's others out there
Speaker 7: doing nothing.
Speaker 2: With that, right.
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Fair enough?
Speaker 7: On the radio?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love you. He's not the first person to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 6: I see other guys who will talk to people on
Speaker 6: the street and ask them for a dollar.
Speaker 2: Hey, can you can you loan me five bucks?
Speaker 6: And need five bucks to get a caught whatever it is,
Speaker 6: and then once most people ignore him and go no, no,
Speaker 6: and the person goes here, you go, here's five dollars,
Speaker 6: and they'll be like, you know what, just for being
Speaker 6: so nice, I'm going to give you two hundred dollars
Speaker 6: because he just wants to see the kindness and people
Speaker 6: and the fact that you did help him out. I mean,
Speaker 6: so he's not the first person to do this trend.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'll be someplace, whether I'm in a store, and
Speaker 3: I'll see.
Speaker 2: Something that people just walk by. Maybe it's on the floor,
Speaker 2: and I'll.
Speaker 3: Pick it up, thinking maybe somebody's watching, and then they'll
Speaker 3: confetti will fall.
Speaker 2: And be like, here's a hund what would you do?
Speaker 2: Here's being nice?
Speaker 3: Like I every time, I'm not doing it because I'm
Speaker 3: trying to be nice.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it to think that maybe i'll.
Speaker 4: Get So somebody drops something you don't like, cover it
Speaker 4: up with your foot until I walk away, and then
Speaker 4: you you lift your foot up and take that one
Speaker 4: hundred dollars bill that they drop.
Speaker 2: Only reason why I'm nice, because I think I'm You're
Speaker 2: gonna get rewarded. Doesn't worked.
Speaker 4: No, Look, doing nice things is fantastic, it's great, but
Speaker 4: I mean, I just I'm surprised that people are that
Speaker 4: easily fooled by the motivation of.
Speaker 2: Supposedly doing nice things. Do you are you? You're not
Speaker 2: buying that that he just wants to do nice things?
Speaker 2: Are you not? At all?
Speaker 5: Because at first I heard the story and I was like,
Speaker 5: oh my god, that's Rudy's just buying people's groceries.
Speaker 2: Because I've seen the videos Crystal talks about. We're nobody.
Speaker 5: They're trying to make a joke out of it. They
Speaker 5: just walk up and not just pay for stuff, and
Speaker 5: you go, oh, that's a nice guy. But it's also yes,
Speaker 5: and you're not harashing them and all that.
Speaker 2: I'm still using it for content.
Speaker 4: I understand that, but at least you're not harashing somebody
Speaker 4: I want to be harassed.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're just standing there in the bread section. Some
Speaker 5: guy starts annoying you, and you're almost kind of forcing
Speaker 5: you to give him a dollar because you're scared, like
Speaker 5: he might kill you, and you're like, I better just
Speaker 5: get get this guy a dollar so we'll go away.
Speaker 2: And then then he ends up doing something nice.
Speaker 5: You're like, oh, okay, cool, thanks now being your dumb
Speaker 5: video Also like I don't want to be in your video. No,
Speaker 5: I agree with you. I agree with what if I
Speaker 5: look like trash that day? What if I'm having a
Speaker 5: really bad day. What if I'm there with my girlfriend
Speaker 5: and a marriage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not that, but uh, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 2: want to be rashed. Did you see this other guy
Speaker 2: that guy kicked out of Walmart?
Speaker 5: The other guy that was kicked out a wall. I
Speaker 5: think he's been kicked out. I know he's been kicked
Speaker 5: out at least one. He's on a mission. He's been
Speaker 5: doing this for six months. Now hold that thought, and
Speaker 5: you're gonna have to explain his minssion. What got him
Speaker 5: kicked Not this guy, different guy, different guy, different guy.
Speaker 5: Do you support this guy's mission?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes, this guy's This guy's.
Speaker 4: Got a good This guy you're actually behind the other
Speaker 4: guy that you're gonna tell me about, you behind his
Speaker 4: I think he's a good mission. Okay, all right, you
Speaker 4: can explain it to me when we come back. Eight
Speaker 4: sixty six yo, rovers our number. We'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Hang on