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Speaker 3: Coca Cola driver. Welcome, glad you're here, and we've got
Speaker 3: a lot to do going forward.
Speaker 5: Speedy Greg Adler.
Speaker 3: You heard Ken Osborn introduce him as only he can men.
Speaker 3: We we have a lot to do going forward and
Speaker 3: trying to update the world. Uh we we always try to.
Speaker 3: You know, we got a little mix here. We're gonna
Speaker 3: be you know always you know, the the majority is
Speaker 3: gonna be fun. But at the same time, we do
Speaker 3: want you and y'all have helped us with that as
Speaker 3: we started, you know, this new endeavor, you know, celebrating
Speaker 3: and thankful for the past, but also equally excited about
Speaker 3: the present and the future, and you know, trying to
Speaker 3: dial things in. We first came out of the gate
Speaker 3: with the new show, it was it was you know,
Speaker 3: it was fun, fun, all fun, goofing off and some
Speaker 3: of you said, okay, don't don't go off and leave.
Speaker 3: I mean, at least updated on what's going on in
Speaker 3: the world. We need that too, So we will do that,
Speaker 3: but don't do you much because we don't want that either.
Speaker 3: Uh So we're we're all that in and and learning
Speaker 3: as we go. And I kind of like the rhythm
Speaker 3: we're on right now, and a lot of you seem
Speaker 3: to be responded very positive positively to that as well.
Speaker 3: So we thank you for that Wednesday Bible study. Back
Speaker 3: today we'll be in the book of Job. I believe
Speaker 3: is it eighteen today? Uh so a job eighteen today.
Speaker 3: And so if you are on that journey with us,
Speaker 3: as a reminder, if you can't catch it live, which
Speaker 3: is noon Central one o'clock Eastern on the YouTube channel,
Speaker 3: Adler puts together that archive pretty quick after we're done,
Speaker 3: and then you can go get that on your own time.
Speaker 3: But you know, we do have you know, one thing
Speaker 3: that happened yesterday on this ongoing thing with Greg and
Speaker 3: me and Speedy you're there too, and Adler you're you'll
Speaker 3: head that way, and that is aging parents. Aging parents
Speaker 3: is one of those stages of life you probably don't
Speaker 3: think about a lot, you know when when you're when
Speaker 3: you're growing up, you think, Okay, I'm just a goofy
Speaker 3: little kid, uh and I'm I'm I'm starting to be
Speaker 3: a little bit concerned about what was it going to
Speaker 3: be like to be in high school? Okay, you remember
Speaker 3: that daunting feeling the first time you left, like junior
Speaker 3: high and you're going into high school a little bit scary,
Speaker 3: you know, you were kind of you didn't know what
Speaker 3: to expect. I remember my first day walking on the
Speaker 3: high school campus. The first day that I walked on
Speaker 3: the high school campus, a fight broke out with a
Speaker 3: bunch of older kids. One with facial hair and a
Speaker 3: knife slid down the steps and slid past me as
Speaker 3: they were scuffling, and I went, well, welcome to high school.
Speaker 3: And yeah, the guy never got the knife out, but
Speaker 3: I guess it knocked out of his pocket or something.
Speaker 3: And then I saw the principals, the assistant principals wrestling
Speaker 3: with them, breaking them apart, and I went, well, welcome
Speaker 3: to high school. And different of course, in those days,
Speaker 3: you know, we were a bit of a harder generation,
Speaker 3: not as hard as a generation before us, but harder
Speaker 3: than the current day. And all of us remember this,
Speaker 3: We talked about it before, and when I say it,
Speaker 3: some of you I can't believe I'm saying it. So
Speaker 3: this happens. I'm looking toward the main door going in now,
Speaker 3: remember in these days. So I started at the high
Speaker 3: school in nineteen seventy nine, I think seventy eight. I
Speaker 3: remember turning to my right and Greg, you know what,
Speaker 3: I saw the smoking grounds and then over in the
Speaker 3: smoking grounds whose parents in the notes said they could smoke. Yes,
Speaker 3: over in the smoking grounds were these really rough looking
Speaker 3: people smoking. You know that I was going to be
Speaker 3: going to school, that I was going to be going
Speaker 3: to school with. And I remember thinking, this is just
Speaker 3: a different world. You know, I want all of you.
Speaker 3: I want to say that again. There was a smoking grounds.
Speaker 6: Hey, no smoking in that area. You need to go
Speaker 6: over there to go over that.
Speaker 3: You're going to smoke in high school. You're going to
Speaker 3: do it right over there, Yes you are. And you
Speaker 3: know it was weird to look out there and see
Speaker 3: students smoking with their teachers. But anyway, yeah, right, so
Speaker 3: remember the teacher's lounge. It would smell like sma going
Speaker 3: in there. Lots of smoking there. So anyway, Agent had
Speaker 3: a snack machine in there, nicking there and buy a
Speaker 3: snack every now. Right. Yeah, then then you then you
Speaker 3: come out of that. The next daunting thing in front
Speaker 3: of you is college. If you go to college or
Speaker 3: trade or something something, you got to do next level
Speaker 3: to get a job, and then you got to go
Speaker 3: get a job. That's kind of and then you got
Speaker 3: to get married, then you got kids, yeah, and all
Speaker 3: these different stages, and then all of a sudden, there's
Speaker 3: that stage where we are right now, aging parents. That
Speaker 3: that can be. That can be a lot. It's a lot.
Speaker 3: It's got its own thing. And you know, we have
Speaker 3: a you know, our mother makes She doesn't officially announce it,
Speaker 3: but we all do as her children. She keeps scoring yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: and and there's no doubt about that. And I hear
Speaker 3: about Greg. I don't know what's happened to Greg at
Speaker 3: this stage of his life. Mom and I theorized yesterday
Speaker 3: that Greg was so mean as a kid. He's paying
Speaker 3: Mom back and being kind you think, and saying I'm
Speaker 3: sorry for the way I was with a kid. Just
Speaker 3: you get older. No, I brought it up auilty conscious listen.
Speaker 3: I brought it up to Mom yesterday. I said, do
Speaker 3: you realize, Mom? Because I would spend some time with her,
Speaker 3: Do you do? You You got a long way to go, But.
Speaker 5: I said, do you remember?
Speaker 3: Mom? I said, I hate to break this to you
Speaker 3: because you know, you were pretty mean in your own right.
Speaker 3: And she goes, I said, Mom, I mean that positively,
Speaker 3: because she was no pushover, okay, and she handled all
Speaker 3: the daily squirmishes and dad rarely even got involved. You
Speaker 3: didn't want him involved, but she was. She was a
Speaker 3: pretty daunting figure her sailing. Yeah, she got pulled in.
Speaker 3: It was bad. And you know what I said, did
Speaker 3: you know? I said, you couldn't beat Greg on food.
Speaker 3: You never could make him eat what he didn't want
Speaker 3: to eat. And you know what she said, She goes,
Speaker 3: he broke me. She said, I couldn't defeed him. She said,
Speaker 3: I just finally gave it and start giving him Campbell soup,
Speaker 3: and you know, and and and just the only thing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was the only thing. She said. But I said,
Speaker 3: you realize you couldn't. She goes, Yeah, because she goes,
Speaker 3: you don't. I mean, you don't whip a kid because
Speaker 3: he won't eat. She goes. So I didn't really know
Speaker 3: what to do with him. She said, he just was
Speaker 3: so so bullheaded. I couldn't make him eat something he
Speaker 3: didn't want to eat. And uh, And I said, I said, mom,
Speaker 3: Greg beat you on that one. She goes, he did. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's it, that's she's trying that for. That's the only one, right,
Speaker 3: that was the only one, so I was afraid I
Speaker 3: was gonna start. Yeah, So I clearly told Greg yesterday,
Speaker 3: told him clearly. I said, I'm gonna go by and
Speaker 3: see Mom. I even think I told you I was
Speaker 3: headed that way, so you knew that. I thought you
Speaker 3: hasn't running around? What Greg? And I thought you Look,
Speaker 3: I'm sitting there spending time mom, her phone ringing and
Speaker 3: and and she's already put some things to voicemail. Oh
Speaker 3: but not Gregory. Oh wait a minute, that's Greg. And
Speaker 3: I said, I said, you have to sit there and
Speaker 3: listen to their converse. Yes, and.
Speaker 6: I started that was Rick's time.
Speaker 7: With That.
Speaker 3: Was his way of letting you know I'm stealing it.
Speaker 3: I was shouting and go back today. Listen, Greg, you
Speaker 3: heard me that I was shouting. I said, tell Greg
Speaker 3: I got this. We don't need him. And look she
Speaker 3: was looking at me. She goes, okay, well Rick saying
Speaker 3: that he's he's got this. And I was you wanna
Speaker 3: be calling, dear. I mean, I thought you was doing
Speaker 3: you run around And you know what she said when
Speaker 3: she hung up. You know what she said, Well, I'm
Speaker 3: mean that's just something he does every day.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 3: I said, he has an hour and twenty minute community
Speaker 3: doesn't count. Did you giggle when you count? We know?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 3: Greg calls me pretty much every day.
Speaker 10: When we went to when we went to Rainbow Omega,
Speaker 10: he almost didn't answer. I had to call him and
Speaker 10: make sure he knew if something just real.
Speaker 3: It was real quick, I am, I'm sorry. I've been
Speaker 3: talking to mom. Oh yeah, yeah, our hour and twenty
Speaker 3: minute community doesn't count. I call her on the weekends too.
Speaker 3: I know that's the one that hurt me.
Speaker 6: She said, you're just calling her to stay awake on
Speaker 6: her drive. That doesn't count.
Speaker 3: Well, it's two birds of one stune. How about this?
Speaker 3: When when she told me that Greg calls her on
Speaker 3: the weekend, I honestly thought they'd gotten together and conspire
Speaker 3: against me. I said, now, look, they'll be lying for Greg.
Speaker 3: How much is he paying? Right? And I said, Mom,
Speaker 3: I have I give you an encouraging text every day.
Speaker 3: She was so what I mean in the group text?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, y'all don't worry about me. I'm fine,
Speaker 3: that's right. I know y'all busy.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I know you've been Do you see campbell
Speaker 10: soup on the grocery Old Greg now and then like,
Speaker 10: I've never eaten that again?
Speaker 3: I yeah, I don't even want it. Greg, how much
Speaker 3: of that show?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 3: How much of that did you eat?
Speaker 12: A lot?
Speaker 3: I would rotate between noodle and rice. I can still
Speaker 3: see the bot with it in it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is the Rick Burgess Show, still denying
Speaker 1: any involvement in the food fights of nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 1: Rick Burchers.
Speaker 3: And now we are back, so pretty good call by
Speaker 3: text Nation. I guess we did show that picture one
Speaker 3: day years ago. There's a famous picture that my mother loves.
Speaker 3: When Greg and I were little bitty boys. I'm talking
Speaker 3: about tiny Gregg's in a baby bed. I'm probably two.
Speaker 3: Of course I look like I'm five because I was
Speaker 3: a giant toddler. Uh but anyway, and Mom caught me
Speaker 3: on the side of Gregg's baby bed with his passing
Speaker 3: fire in my mouth, aggravating him. And you were naked
Speaker 3: and I was naked, sadly, Uh but uh, I mean
Speaker 3: but he just run around naked. And text Nation said, really,
Speaker 3: that picture says everything about Greg's everything. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that that's that's how Greg.
Speaker 13: Thing.
Speaker 3: Greg didn't take long. I was a month old so
Speaker 3: I was already harassing and making him mean didn't take long.
Speaker 3: What a big fan of bringing the new baby in.
Speaker 3: My mom said that she got the silent tread me
Speaker 3: for two days. He wasn't too sure about it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I had it. I mean everybody I was it. I
Speaker 3: was I was a little rick Rick. Yeah, everybody. Everybody
Speaker 3: loved Lord. Then you got you found somebody you could
Speaker 3: tell right right, And I thought, who's this new guy?
Speaker 3: What was he doing? Who's this little thing? Who's wama back?
Speaker 3: Kids living with somebody? I hope they're visiting. Is that
Speaker 3: a visiting kid or is that a new full blown kid?
Speaker 3: He's still here, He's still here, and he's got that
Speaker 3: look like he might be mean. Uh So anyway, that's
Speaker 3: that's the ongoing that. Yeah, and we we love Mama
Speaker 3: and uh as we said that a thousand times. I
Speaker 3: told her that yesterday will never ever repay her for
Speaker 3: all she did for us. Uh so, uh funny, so speedy.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we announced on the show that you will be
Speaker 3: going to Dublin, Georgia to Larry and Carolyn. You're leaving
Speaker 3: one week from today.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Larry's been Yeah, it is on you to about
Speaker 10: Larry Quest. He's been sending me pictures. You know, he's
Speaker 10: got my cell Hey Larry, Hey Carolyn, and he's been
Speaker 10: sending me pictures of his house.
Speaker 3: So he has slids, he has, he has your self,
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh yeah he does. Seybody. He sent me
Speaker 3: a two pictures.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: He's his ski patrol coats hanging on his dog sled.
Speaker 10: Uh and all the little stuffed animal dogs sitting on
Speaker 10: the sled and uh and then various other pictures.
Speaker 3: So you know what's said. Though obviously he's really into that,
Speaker 3: and you're not gonna get a lot of action in Dublin,
Speaker 3: Georgia for a sled and Skiva trove jackets now.
Speaker 10: But let me tell you something. He has to use
Speaker 10: them a lot. He has them sitting there in his
Speaker 10: his living room like it's a recliner. I mean, it's
Speaker 10: a big it's a formal piece. You know, that's part
Speaker 10: of their life. If this goes well, then later you
Speaker 10: can do Speedy and Larry go to Alaska and do
Speaker 10: a little I do what used to get you know,
Speaker 10: Terry and I were were doing. You know, we don't
Speaker 10: get to every night, but sometimes we try to get
Speaker 10: get for a go for a walk or something like that.
Speaker 3: Just a couple.
Speaker 5: And so where's lance.
Speaker 1: We love each other, keeping it real.
Speaker 3: And so, you know, small talk and stuff. We're just
Speaker 3: he and she had a lot of questions about my
Speaker 3: trip over to do and she did, yeah, it's kind.
Speaker 6: Of she said, could you walk this out for me?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 3: What are we doing here? So you're sleeping there? She said.
Speaker 3: I heard her say she's making roast beef. Is that right?
Speaker 3: Which is?
Speaker 10: And I said yeah? She said, now you've you've talked
Speaker 10: about roast beef. You know how sometimes it can be chewy,
Speaker 10: like it's growing in your mouth, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: I got a feeling, Carolyn, and I said. I said,
Speaker 10: oh honey, I said, Carolyn, you don't think she can cook.
Speaker 3: She started talking about fresh green beans. Oh yeah, I said,
Speaker 3: it's going to be delicious and she and then she said,
Speaker 3: so you're sleeping there like a time I like under
Speaker 3: the under the covers and everything. You're like in their bed. Wait,
Speaker 3: give me with them though, great? Wait do you get
Speaker 3: that shower and lather up?
Speaker 6: You got to take a shower.
Speaker 3: Well, you'll go to deuce is quick? The most uncomfortable thing?
Speaker 2: Say?
Speaker 3: There the list of uncomfortable things are going to happen
Speaker 3: on this trip. That's and let me tell you, And
Speaker 3: it's twofold, and it's twofold when you's this bathroom for
Speaker 3: a deuce, it's twofold.
Speaker 5: You got to watch the racket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, right, you got to it, and you got
Speaker 3: to do a courtesy, and you got to get any
Speaker 3: kind of room out of there. Yeah, you got to
Speaker 3: mix it with a little water early, early, and you
Speaker 3: want to look around see if I got some kind
Speaker 3: of spray in there, cause boy, you say.
Speaker 6: Bathroom around here, and it's like one Misissippi.
Speaker 3: Thinking about you in life.
Speaker 5: It's one of the most uncomfortable natural things we do.
Speaker 5: It's so well, it's so use it here much less
Speaker 5: than halfward.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't lie what I think. I got this
Speaker 3: bathroom here to myself, and all of a sudden, all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, I'm trying to clear the way for
Speaker 3: what's coming, and I didn't know somebody walks in right
Speaker 3: in the middle of it, and they get a form.
Speaker 6: Well, nobody likes that.
Speaker 10: Well, Carolyn has said that I have my own room,
Speaker 10: I'm spending the night at somebody's house.
Speaker 3: You've never have my own room and bathroom. Well, that
Speaker 3: thats a lot.
Speaker 6: You're gonna have to put a silencer on.
Speaker 3: It, by the way. You know, is it roast? Yes,
Speaker 3: she said, but yeah, is it I don't know, good
Speaker 3: old pot Row. Uh so yeah, so that's real.
Speaker 10: So I had to kind of walk that out with
Speaker 10: Terry and and then and then we were just again
Speaker 10: just kind of talking. I said, Honey, I said, I
Speaker 10: don't know how she feel about something. And I said,
Speaker 10: she said what I said, Well, I got a I
Speaker 10: got a call from Hoby today and she.
Speaker 3: Said Hoby and Speedy says to life, Paul's yeah, I
Speaker 3: got a call from Hoby and he said, hey, hey, Speedy.
Speaker 10: I said, hey man. He said, I'm having lunch with
Speaker 10: JC tomorrow and I said, huh. He goes, yeah, I'm
Speaker 10: having I'm having lunch with j c uh looking forward
Speaker 10: to it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay.
Speaker 10: So then Jason he comes home, uh two banks can't collide,
Speaker 10: and he got he he comes home from work and
Speaker 10: just kind of small talking. He is, hey, Dad, I'm
Speaker 10: having lunch with Hoby tomorrow. I say, what are you
Speaker 10: trying to steal Toby from me?
Speaker 3: You know, I wanted to say that but the wizards
Speaker 3: can share Hoby, That's what I said. No they can't. Well,
Speaker 3: Hoby's you know, he's a banker and his mentors a
Speaker 3: lot in that in that world, and certainly didn't get
Speaker 3: you to mentor about banking. No, No, he needed somebody
Speaker 3: else for that. And now now Greg banks a lot.
Speaker 3: But that's something that's different, and so I don't know
Speaker 3: how I should feel about that. So one of my
Speaker 3: sons and Herbie are having a little son is going
Speaker 3: to have his own lunch with Hope. Yeah, Speedy, this
Speaker 3: is a family still. You know he's doing he's collecting Wilburns.
Speaker 3: He is, he's collecting, collecting more Greg are Wilburn's drawn
Speaker 3: to his wisdom. Maybe that's it. Yeah, they've heard Dad
Speaker 3: talk about the Dolly Loman of Yes, they want to
Speaker 3: meet himself. Oh he was.
Speaker 10: I thought I forget Hobe. He said the other day
Speaker 10: he was like, he was texting with Tyler this past
Speaker 10: weekend about something.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm like, what you know, trying to steal my
Speaker 3: son's dwee Speedy, you need to write a book, and
Speaker 3: simply called Hoby said yeah it was yeah, Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'll just I'll look at it like they're
Speaker 10: just has.
Speaker 3: Banking.
Speaker 10: I'm sure it's just you know, uh, you know, jay
Speaker 10: C has been on the job for maybe three three
Speaker 10: weeks now, I guess something like that.
Speaker 3: Just can't believe I catch up.
Speaker 6: I don't know how it happened.
Speaker 3: I had no idea. I wouldn't even involved in any
Speaker 3: of this.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I didn't drop that kind of bomb on you with
Speaker 3: no explanation. I agree, I agree, I agree. So I
Speaker 3: don't know how to go about it.
Speaker 5: You may be losing hopeing now I think I might.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess show Strange and Coppers, the
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Speaker 3: Podcasts, Episode five coming out this weekend. It's a brand
Speaker 3: new podcast that takes on the topic of the supernatural
Speaker 3: from a biblical worldview. Angels and demons. They are real,
Speaker 3: and that's probably where we need to focus when we're
Speaker 3: talking about the supernatural. I know, as much as we
Speaker 3: possibly can not obsessing over it, but at the same
Speaker 3: time not being ignorant to it. So episode five coming
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Speaker 3: Is so all right? We have other things to discuss today.
Speaker 3: I know we're building, we're grabbing some you know, some
Speaker 3: quotes and things like that. We'll get into more that
Speaker 3: we do understand that things are escalating in Iran. Yesterday
Speaker 3: we actually had a report from Israel with my o's
Speaker 3: Israel and if you missed that, catch sat on yesterday's archive.
Speaker 3: But today you things are developing and how how much
Speaker 3: is the United States of America going to be involved?
Speaker 3: Has caused disagreement, you know, which our country. That's fine,
Speaker 3: you know, that's we are that we have the right
Speaker 3: to discuss and debate, and we elect people and you know,
Speaker 3: when it comes to you know, getting involved or assisting
Speaker 3: in any kind of war, that should be much debated
Speaker 3: and a lot to discuss. This one doesn't seem to
Speaker 3: be as complicated because one thing I think we always
Speaker 3: should ask this question, what what is it risk here?
Speaker 3: And what are what is the gain here for the
Speaker 3: people of the United States of America. And to me,
Speaker 3: this one probably isn't as complicated as even people that
Speaker 3: I agree with on a lot of things are making it.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of more like Mark Levin when he says, look,
Speaker 3: I understand the concerns about it. But first of all,
Speaker 3: he said, I don't think that the assessment that Donald
Speaker 3: Trump is a pure isolationist is correct.
Speaker 5: He already destroyed.
Speaker 3: Isis and the Caliphaatee and and got involved in what
Speaker 3: needs to be done there. Now He's strategic about, you know,
Speaker 3: when what we do and how we go about it.
Speaker 3: But when you have someone like Iron who has waged
Speaker 3: terror on the world for as long as I can remember,
Speaker 3: and they have said they didn't they didn't like kind
Speaker 3: of say it or suggest it that they hope one
Speaker 3: day to nukeas that's that's not good. You don't really
Speaker 3: want that. You don't want a country saying that, and
Speaker 3: then you you find out they're actually trying to get
Speaker 3: to where they could you know, some missiles that could
Speaker 3: reach us, and they've made it very clear that they
Speaker 3: want to destroy Israel first, uh, and then of course
Speaker 3: Britain and America. And that's not like, hey, some I
Speaker 3: wonder if that's what they mean. No, they actually said that, right, yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: And so you don't want people who say they're going
Speaker 3: to newq to be able to have nukes. You just
Speaker 3: don't know. And to me, that's pretty simple. And if
Speaker 3: we have weapons that can help the Israelis destroy their
Speaker 3: ability to do that. Then then helping them and even
Speaker 3: if we have to fly them ourselves, I think is reasonable.
Speaker 3: I don't look at that like us getting involved in
Speaker 3: a world war. I look at that as if this
Speaker 3: is what y'all need to accomplish it, where allies will
Speaker 3: provide it, this actually prevents a world war. Correct. So
Speaker 3: that's the way I mean, that's a pretty straightforward view
Speaker 3: of this. I understand people's concerns, but what you should
Speaker 3: do is, I know we've lost the ability to do this.
Speaker 3: If you have concerns, as do, I, look and see
Speaker 3: if those concerns are valid based on the truth of
Speaker 3: what we're proposing to do. And if they are, then
Speaker 3: you need to make it. Let your voice be heard.
Speaker 3: But if that concern you, look and go, why we
Speaker 3: don't see any evidence of that? Like I heard Levin talking,
Speaker 3: thanks for let me see that. When he said the
Speaker 3: big thing is, oh, this is going to start a
Speaker 3: war in the Middle East? He said, where are the
Speaker 3: other Arab countries that are coming up saying we're gonna
Speaker 3: fight with Iran? Where are they? Right? You know, they're
Speaker 3: sick and tired of them too, right, you know, you know,
Speaker 3: the almost the past fifty years, they've been the problem.
Speaker 3: You don't even see China saying they're going to get
Speaker 3: involved in it. You certainly don't see Russia saying they're
Speaker 3: gonna get involved in it. And so I really think
Speaker 3: that put just pulled some of the support from Iran. Yeah,
Speaker 3: last night, I think what you're seeing right now is
Speaker 3: a rogue nation that most everybody would be good with
Speaker 3: if we would, you know, make sure they don't start
Speaker 3: throwing nukes everywhere. I think the whole world would say,
Speaker 3: we probably don't need anybody doing that, right, And so
Speaker 3: we'll see. But I know that started some debate even
Speaker 3: within the Republican Party today because you know, you have
Speaker 3: and I look, I don't want to get into ongoing,
Speaker 3: you know, never ending wars either. This looks more like
Speaker 3: a game plan that is precise, and there's things that
Speaker 3: are needed. Those bunker busting missiles that we have, yep,
Speaker 3: now we may have to fly on ourselves.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that's okay with me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, I think the never ending war that you've talked about,
Speaker 10: and I'm not you know, some political pundit here, but
Speaker 10: just from what I've seen from the Mark Levins, and
Speaker 10: I know Tucker Carlson is he's on the stream other side.
Speaker 10: I think you can be too hardline and not have
Speaker 10: any common sense. But but I mean, if you look
Speaker 10: at it, it has been the never ending war for
Speaker 10: almost fifty years. This actually would put an end to it.
Speaker 10: And what they're targeting is in a is built into
Speaker 10: a mountain and how many how many how deep do
Speaker 10: you say that? That's like three miles three miles deep?
Speaker 10: And and and what they're saying they have at the
Speaker 10: ready is scary. And so the America first point of
Speaker 10: view that Trump has has always leaned on, actually this
Speaker 10: would be putting America first, because if they were able
Speaker 10: to develop it, then America would be the target. Well
Speaker 10: that was and so and so by eliminating that, it
Speaker 10: has actually is putting America first. And but I think
Speaker 10: I've seen some of the extremes. I think the way
Speaker 10: Tucker cross And treated Ted Cruz was I think absurd.
Speaker 10: And I'm a Tucker cross And fan, but the way
Speaker 10: he is acting about this is weird. I mean, it's
Speaker 10: like it's so far the other end some of them
Speaker 10: aren't even listening to reason. Uh, and again I don't
Speaker 10: begin to know. I'm not a military expert, but maybe
Speaker 10: we can fall somewhere into common sense and then kind
Speaker 10: of go.
Speaker 3: With that, go with that, and we can't. We don't
Speaker 3: all have to agree on everything now we don't. But
Speaker 3: it's just it was just weird how he was he
Speaker 3: went after him.
Speaker 6: That was a gotcha interview, that was that wasn't an interview,
Speaker 6: that wasn't a conversation. And I also a huge Tucker
Speaker 6: Carlton fan. Yeah, but that was to me was odd
Speaker 6: and just didn't really accomplish anything. Of course we've only
Speaker 6: seen the little clip, Yeah, but the full who knows
Speaker 6: how the full interview went. But that was a definite
Speaker 6: gotcha moment. Ted Cruise did not look good. I mean,
Speaker 6: I was embarrassed. I was embarrassed for Ted Cruise, but
Speaker 6: I was kind of also embarrassed for Tucker Carlson for
Speaker 6: bringing that. Trump has been on the record for a
Speaker 6: decade saying Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 9: And.
Speaker 6: He has a track record of not getting US into
Speaker 6: more endless boots on the ground wars. Trump does. Trump
Speaker 6: has that record, and I hope that just like you guys,
Speaker 6: we can stay out of an endless boots on the
Speaker 6: ground war, and and Trump has a track record of
Speaker 6: keeping us out of those as well.
Speaker 3: So we'll see.
Speaker 5: But I understand the logic and I'm with you guys.
Speaker 5: Back to Tucker for just a minute.
Speaker 3: You know, if I was his friend, I would say, Tuck,
Speaker 3: you make some great points, and you've been bold about
Speaker 3: saying some things that need to be said, and I
Speaker 3: commend you for that. Where you go south is when
Speaker 3: you get the crazy eyes. Every now and then you'll
Speaker 3: get crazy eyes when you'll get in kind of a
Speaker 3: crazed rant, and it's not a good look. And the
Speaker 3: little clips that I've seen, you know, when he's really
Speaker 3: getting on cruise, he gets that crazy eyes look where
Speaker 3: you almost feel like he's not stable, you know, and
Speaker 3: it's like you just keep it calm and keep having
Speaker 3: a conversation.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but yeah, And I think I think Ted Cruz
Speaker 10: he didn't he did. He's not a historian on Iran,
Speaker 10: and that's what Tucker was trying to pinpoint to. He
Speaker 10: didn't know a lot about the population, and I understand that,
Speaker 10: and I think I think Ted Cruse was just saying, yeah,
Speaker 10: but we know what the Supreme leaders there of Iran.
Speaker 10: We know their stance, we know their their nuclear weapon,
Speaker 10: you know, advancement, we know they can't have it, we
Speaker 10: know what they want to do with it. I think
Speaker 10: that's kind of where he was landing. But Tuck Tucker
Speaker 10: was trying to make him look bad about not knowing
Speaker 10: as much about it, and you know.
Speaker 5: That's what I saw.
Speaker 3: And to me, that matters if we plan on going
Speaker 3: in and replacing the government like we've done in the past,
Speaker 3: that a lot of times were really dumb ideas, and
Speaker 3: you can get something worse. I agree with all that.
Speaker 3: I think we got to keep it in the very
Speaker 3: simple We cannot allow Iran to develop newkes that they
Speaker 3: say and have said point blank, they will launch it us.
Speaker 3: We can't let that happen. That doesn't mean we have
Speaker 3: to replace the government. That doesn't mean we have to
Speaker 3: start running Iran or Iran is ay like to be called.
Speaker 3: I hope the Persian people will take it and replace
Speaker 3: the government themselves, but until this is accomplished, they can't
Speaker 3: accomplish that either.
Speaker 5: They're on the ropes right now. We have a run
Speaker 5: on the ropes.
Speaker 3: Israel has done a masterful job so far, and we
Speaker 3: just need to finish and break their ability to wage
Speaker 3: clear war on their enemies. Period. Yeah. The rest of
Speaker 3: the rest of it is all just politics, correct.
Speaker 6: And you mentioned the Persian people getting it done. Yet
Speaker 6: I think we need to not be in charge of
Speaker 6: the regime change. No, we seem to not be great.
Speaker 3: We're not good at that.
Speaker 6: No, need to go south every time we try to
Speaker 6: do that. I think twenty years.
Speaker 10: I think that that that the way Trump is laying
Speaker 10: it's almost like, hey, look, you need the bunker or
Speaker 10: busting bombs.
Speaker 3: We're gonna go and we're gonna do that for you.
Speaker 10: And we're going to take out their nuclear deal and
Speaker 10: Israel you take it from here and and you know,
Speaker 10: and then we're out of it.
Speaker 3: That's all we're doing. But I don't know.
Speaker 6: Can I watch this interview?
Speaker 3: Speed?
Speaker 6: Can you watch this? It's tough with your second hand embarrassment,
Speaker 6: it's tough.
Speaker 3: I almost had to stop it two or three times, buddy,
Speaker 3: Is it tough? Got say the crazy ass thing and
Speaker 3: that when he goes there it gets out of hand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the Rick Burgess Show doing what he
Speaker 1: was born to do, The Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 3: We're back. Thank you for being with US America. As
Speaker 3: we'll walk through another one. We'll get some of your
Speaker 3: unscreen phone calls coming up a little bit later on,
Speaker 3: and we'll also run through some more stories today, So
Speaker 3: just kind of closing that out. We may revisit later
Speaker 3: in the program if there's some more updates or more
Speaker 3: things to run down. But the Iranian Supreme Leader Komani,
Speaker 3: they seem to all these names seem to run together
Speaker 3: over the decades of Iran, and they're weird leaders. But
Speaker 3: he is saying on X that the battle begins and
Speaker 3: shows an eerie picture of balls of fire reigning down
Speaker 3: on an ancient city. But that's pretty standard. That's they're
Speaker 3: always claiming that they've got it handled and they're going
Speaker 3: to destroy everybody and all that. So we'll see how
Speaker 3: it goes, and we'll let all the debates continue, and
Speaker 3: you certainly can weigh in on that if you want
Speaker 3: to a little bit later on when we do some
Speaker 3: unscreen phone calls. But that's kind of where we are
Speaker 3: right now. This is an interesting email. Interesting email. Some
Speaker 3: of you may be in a similar situation. Listen closely
Speaker 3: to the email. Or his name is Gerald, It's not
Speaker 3: Jerald Cats but it is Gerald Gerald. Hey birds, I
Speaker 3: have a question at least two or three times a
Speaker 3: day as I'm watching the show. Okay, it must be
Speaker 3: a tuber Hello tubers, and I find myself knowing exactly
Speaker 3: what each of you are going to say about whatever
Speaker 3: you guys are discussing. I fear that I'm experiencing some
Speaker 3: sort of mind mailed with you guys. I don't even
Speaker 3: know if this is healthy. Do I need to take
Speaker 3: a break from the show, or is this simply an
Speaker 3: example of great minds? Just simply think alike, if we
Speaker 3: were all teenagers hanging out, would my mom say you're
Speaker 3: spending too much time with those guys? Yeah, I will say,
Speaker 3: this show does have the ability to meld your mind.
Speaker 3: Or we're saying the same thing over and over and
Speaker 3: we don't realize it correct or we just we're buddies.
Speaker 3: I do think family all think everybody we're all thinking, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we're buddies. Yeah, I think yeah. I think you're becoming
Speaker 3: part of the family, which is hopeful. You know, one
Speaker 3: of the things you love about doing if you go
Speaker 3: into this field and course, the one time we used
Speaker 3: to simply say what do you mean when someone said,
Speaker 3: what do you do? You would say, well, I host
Speaker 3: a radio show. Well, now it's yes, that's true, but
Speaker 3: the show is also that I think that's still the
Speaker 3: bottom of it. It's just consumed in so many different
Speaker 3: ways now. But one of the things about what we do,
Speaker 3: and I've often said this about the human voice, is
Speaker 3: there's a connection when you're just even though this person
Speaker 3: is watching, what we do is radio, and there's something
Speaker 3: about connecting with people and what do we hear all
Speaker 3: the time, which is one of the greatest compliments. I
Speaker 3: feel like that I know y'all, and I feel like
Speaker 3: y'all should know me. There's a connection there, Gerald And
Speaker 3: I guess what I would say, Well, it's kind of
Speaker 3: what Adler said the other day about us being dad's
Speaker 3: whether we like it or not, our kids are going
Speaker 3: to be taking in everything we're doing, whether it's positive
Speaker 3: or negative. So I would like to say that becoming
Speaker 3: one with us is not negative. But I can't say
Speaker 3: that about everything, right, there's some habits we have and
Speaker 3: some things we do that really other people should not do.
Speaker 10: Right, As my wife says, yeah, we're see my boys
Speaker 10: say something, she's like, she looks at me and goes you,
Speaker 10: I know that's you.
Speaker 1: That's so yeah.
Speaker 9: Ruby.
Speaker 6: Aaron does that with Ruby all the time. She'll like
Speaker 6: walk into a room and be like, oh, this is
Speaker 6: a sweet sat up.
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, I.
Speaker 6: Do say sweet set up.
Speaker 3: Ye bad so, But Greg, you you are right, and
Speaker 3: I'll be honest with you. It's why one of the
Speaker 3: things Greg says is right. I think on some topics
Speaker 3: we've established, yeah, you know where we are, and really
Speaker 3: that's one of the reasons. And if you if you
Speaker 3: went back, if you've been watching Tales from the camp
Speaker 3: House at all, on those episodes where it's just behind
Speaker 3: the scenes and we're discussing, you know, the state of
Speaker 3: the show, adjusting the show, things we want to do,
Speaker 3: you'll see us discuss that. To us, there's some topics
Speaker 3: that we're just tired of because we don't have anything
Speaker 3: else to say. I mean, we we've said the point,
Speaker 3: the point stands, the point seems logical, and if we
Speaker 3: brought it up again, we just say the same thing again,
Speaker 3: and some of that gets gets old, it gets stale,
Speaker 3: and you go, I really don't have anything else to
Speaker 3: say on that topic. Doesn't mean I don't care about it.
Speaker 3: I just don't have anything new to say. And there's
Speaker 3: one perfect example. It keeps coming up. But we've covered
Speaker 3: biological males have a scientific biological advantage in athletics over
Speaker 3: biological women. I don't know how many more ways to
Speaker 3: say that, and so we've we've covered that pretty good.
Speaker 3: And when an example of that comes up again, you go, well, yep,
Speaker 3: there it is, and there it is again. H But
Speaker 3: I also think what he's more talking about is also
Speaker 3: our quirks, like he knows what each of us is
Speaker 3: going to do personalities.
Speaker 6: And plus I do say everything twice.
Speaker 14: You do you do say everything twice, repeat and repeat.
Speaker 3: So I like this person who just text on text nation.
Speaker 3: I would rather call it kindred spirits. There not a
Speaker 3: mind maild Yeah not. And you're not spending too much
Speaker 3: time with us, No, no, no, But but let's be
Speaker 3: honest with this thing. Let's be honest about his last sentence.
Speaker 3: The four of us show up, okay, and it's your kid.
Speaker 3: Would you want them hanging out with us? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: would you? Well, you know I talked to Greg all
Speaker 3: the time about how he molded Tyler at twelve. Yeah,
Speaker 3: look at that he did. Yeah, when we went on
Speaker 3: to Texas hunt and he spent a lot of time
Speaker 3: with Greg. And yeah, he had added words to his
Speaker 3: vocabulary and they weren't obscene. They were just a little leedgy.
Speaker 3: He needed them for later in life playing sports and all.
Speaker 6: That's good Greg.
Speaker 3: I love Greg's response when I looked at him and
Speaker 3: said you told him to He goes, Oh he needed
Speaker 3: to hear that, but he.
Speaker 5: Be shocked.
Speaker 3: But you don't think he loves uncle Greg. Oh look
Speaker 3: look how he turned out. Yeah, thanks Greg, Greg, Greg,
Speaker 3: I don't think, yeah, I would remotely take into account
Speaker 3: this speed. You might have had to go in there
Speaker 3: and take away some things.
Speaker 10: You know, Hey, we joke a lot, but my boys
Speaker 10: would benefit from hanging out with y'all as much as
Speaker 10: they can.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, you know. Yeah, Well here's ry Green. I feel
Speaker 3: the same way about that. Look, how about this. Here's
Speaker 3: a person out of I'm not sure where that is.
Speaker 3: I need. I need to spend more time with y'all.
Speaker 3: I think y'all make me a better man and a father. Well,
Speaker 3: there you go. Everybody needs to have that attitude. I
Speaker 3: spend more time with y'all.
Speaker 15: There you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, since spending time with the Adler, I repeat myself repeatedly.
Speaker 3: That's a good one. That's good.
Speaker 6: To make sure you're heard, to make sure you're heard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know that Greg's going to call someone a jack. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well once a week.
Speaker 11: I know that.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see what they've done. Is they see what
Speaker 3: qualifies for that statement, They see it coming and boom.
Speaker 3: I would say, if you're going to be obsessed about something,
Speaker 3: this show is as good as anything else, probably probably
Speaker 3: not as bad for these other obsessions.
Speaker 10: Do y'all remember the first I mean, let's just be real.
Speaker 10: If we're being real, let's just be real. The first
Speaker 10: time you ever heard your adult son cuss?
Speaker 3: Yes? Yeah, how weird?
Speaker 12: That was.
Speaker 3: It was very strange. And they looked at them and
Speaker 3: they look at you, and you look at them like, oh,
Speaker 3: I didn't mean to. And then you're like, oh, you
Speaker 3: got that for me, didn't you. I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: they don't run around doing it. But he's just at
Speaker 3: one cuss or something. You're like, oh gosh, if you
Speaker 3: watch Master, if you watch campause textanas said it was
Speaker 3: speeding you fuss, not anybody else. Well, that was Gary's fault.
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Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 3: The gang's all here, Speedy, Greg and Adler. Uh, and
Speaker 3: we have already discussed a good bit. We will continue, Speedy.
Speaker 3: I understand that someone has sent you a song. Did
Speaker 3: you did you get that?
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 3: Nothing like a good song. Oh we love that. Oh boy,
Speaker 3: I'm going to have y'all's fun. Yeah. Well, let me
Speaker 3: just tell me I love our audience. I really do.
Speaker 10: We just talked about how sometimes you know, oh yeah,
Speaker 10: that candid spirit. But this looks like something that Adler
Speaker 10: would do and send to me. I just uh, I'll
Speaker 10: just say, hey, John sent me this Jo talking about
Speaker 10: our discussion earlier. If you missed it, Hoby's having lunch
Speaker 10: with one of my boys today. U. I didn't even
Speaker 10: know it.
Speaker 3: It was just like brought up you would and and
Speaker 3: this was sent to me. Here. Just take a listen.
Speaker 6: I'm not coming back.
Speaker 3: I can't understand why he wants to run around with
Speaker 3: the chicken leg man. No, chicken leg man. I don't understand.
Speaker 3: Oh come on, come on, but I can't understand why
Speaker 3: don't want to walk around with it?
Speaker 6: You get that man?
Speaker 3: No, hold, come on, come on now. Think about this.
Speaker 3: He was probably in his car, sounds like it was,
Speaker 3: and he came up with that tune and was singing
Speaker 3: and so I need I need to sing this to
Speaker 3: the guys. What a time we live in him? What
Speaker 3: a time we live here?
Speaker 6: And that was Lola right log.
Speaker 3: Hold yeah it toold me movie. Think about how far
Speaker 3: ahead of their time the Kinks were with that song. Yes,
Speaker 3: they were way ahead of their tight. Now people would
Speaker 3: listen to that going what's the big deal? Yeah, that
Speaker 3: happens all the time. But that was about a transvestie,
Speaker 3: Yes it was. He didn't realize he later until later.
Speaker 3: Oh no, there's some great lines in that. So like
Speaker 3: a woman to talk like a man. Yes, you couldn't understand.
Speaker 3: What about when she hugged him and then it broke
Speaker 3: his spine? Hey, I'm not you in the club down
Speaker 3: in the hot song and the drink champion and the lecticord.
Speaker 5: And of course if it's live he stops her and
Speaker 5: go l O l A and the whole crack.
Speaker 3: You look out there and there where you are. Of course,
Speaker 3: you know if abandoned that at the club. Yeah, come on,
Speaker 3: sure that's different. Yeah that's all. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: So anyway, we'll say I'll update y'all on j C
Speaker 10: having lunch with with Hoby. But apparently they are and
Speaker 10: and I mean these I don't think these is bying.
Speaker 3: Thrifty. Well they'll do that, yeah man, they'll do that
Speaker 3: in a second. So speedy, you said you were going
Speaker 3: to bring up something that you wondered if people still
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 10: Well you and uh in you know middle school and
Speaker 10: high school. Well, do you'all remember playing thumbs? Were all
Speaker 10: a good thumping, great thumb, but I was I wasn't great?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was a good thump Were you did you
Speaker 3: did you wrap did you wrap the middle finger around
Speaker 3: by it? Yeah?
Speaker 6: They bury it, I'll offend pull it back like a trigger.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness. Or or were you one that just
Speaker 3: kind of got it right there on the tip of
Speaker 3: the thing, but I can't do it now? If you
Speaker 3: if you just joined us, we're talking about the thumb game. Yes,
Speaker 3: I just wonder if your kids still play the thump
Speaker 3: game or we got so soft they would be sent
Speaker 3: to the off. You would concentrate on the pink. Oh
Speaker 3: you could wear that.
Speaker 6: So way wait wait, okay, I thought y'all were just
Speaker 6: talking about So this is an actual thumpers drinking again.
Speaker 3: You take turns thumping. You take like, I can't do
Speaker 3: it now because arthritis. But always mine was always way
Speaker 3: back here you did, you buried it off and then
Speaker 3: I wow, see I could never get it. I mean
Speaker 3: I could not hit that. I hit that little pinky
Speaker 3: right on the edge z. And sometimes if you hit
Speaker 3: that pinky on the edge, it was good. But sometimes
Speaker 3: you would miss. If you get too far back and
Speaker 3: hit that knuckle, it hurt you more hurt it. Would
Speaker 3: you have to be care of thumb? Yeah, we played thumbs,
Speaker 3: but I guess that's probably outlawed. Ye, well, that's what
Speaker 3: I was gonna ask, because does anybody play for us anymore?
Speaker 18: That's I mean, that's that's a huge di somebody thumping
Speaker 18: that on neck for you. And then for some reason
Speaker 18: if it's.
Speaker 6: Cold, if it's cold, you're done your ears. Just cut
Speaker 6: my ear off.
Speaker 3: About that, about that frozen little piece of meat hanging down. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and the school bully would thump that thing for you
Speaker 3: right now. So the thumb wars are different than the song.
Speaker 3: The thumb wars is when you know that's that's what
Speaker 3: that's for.
Speaker 1: Tiny.
Speaker 3: I've already taught my grandkids that, Yeah, and I let
Speaker 3: them win. They think it's funny.
Speaker 10: Sure, Uh, I was just wondering about it. Yeah, I
Speaker 10: got to remind them whose boss them. And then for
Speaker 10: some reason thumps wasn't enough. We went to pencil break
Speaker 10: and we didn't do pencil break. But let me tell you,
Speaker 10: if you want to gracious the Thunderdome of them type games,
Speaker 10: the one with the combs blood bloody knuckles. Yes, you
Speaker 10: lay a comb flat and if you you know, and
Speaker 10: they would try to fake like they're coming to get
Speaker 10: in if you flinched and fell off, they got a
Speaker 10: free shot, and they would take the comb and cut
Speaker 10: you between.
Speaker 5: I forgot about I forgot about it like that, right?
Speaker 3: What about what if they faked and it fell off?
Speaker 3: I got a free shot. I remember seeing those knuckles,
Speaker 3: just lines all in them. Yeah, what about this? Also
Speaker 3: in that same thunderdome, in that same category, you remember
Speaker 3: with a deck of cards, knucks the cars?
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh, we used to do with quarters. It was
Speaker 6: not good. I think that was spreading some diseases.
Speaker 3: And then plays. Of course, everybody had a comba in
Speaker 3: and pocket. Yeah everybody. We've become a kinder, gentler society,
Speaker 3: but we're also just soft.
Speaker 6: We are I think kids. Do the kids play thumps anymore?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 3: You really want to get deep, and this is usually
Speaker 3: involves alcohol. Great, No, don't do it alcohol. We're talking
Speaker 3: about middle school.
Speaker 8: We didn't.
Speaker 5: Great, we didn't do alcohol.
Speaker 3: Alcohol. This is later, okay, noo promote never that's a
Speaker 3: cautionary tale, is what I'm telling you. Anyway, But you
Speaker 3: would you would take your hand like this and you
Speaker 3: would measure from their jaw, okay, and you couldn't draw back,
Speaker 3: just go straight and you swapped lick.
Speaker 5: Now like you came to promote Greg and I go
Speaker 5: from here, okay, now I go.
Speaker 3: Okay, you gonna do it?
Speaker 6: Great, good one, just one good one, dude speaking, there's
Speaker 6: one good one.
Speaker 3: When you're being punched, you gotta hold your teeth together.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, you better better.
Speaker 3: And then here's a bad thing about it. This goes back.
Speaker 3: I've seen this happen. They were playing it while somebody
Speaker 3: was driving and they knocked the driver out, so they
Speaker 3: had what just for a seconds, nothing funny about this
Speaker 3: laugh was not I couldn't do anything about it, but
Speaker 3: that was not a time to line. Just kind of
Speaker 3: a swerve and he came back. It's like, oh, I'm oh,
Speaker 3: it was just a swerve from Yeah, it was where
Speaker 3: we were. You took us that. You went where we
Speaker 3: shouldn't go. We went from school, dude, I'm drinking and
Speaker 3: hitting the next day, you face. I just I don't remember.
Speaker 3: I don't ever. I don't have any memory of my boys.
Speaker 10: I think maybe at one point going hey, Dad would
Speaker 10: play thumps or I know whatever, because we all walked
Speaker 10: around with bloody knuckles and hands all the time.
Speaker 3: I don't know we you know, we were we were
Speaker 3: tough ened up for the world it was ahead. How
Speaker 3: about this? It goes back to the cant You know
Speaker 3: you got to you gotta learn to work through some stuff.
Speaker 3: We lived in a a.
Speaker 5: Young society that was it was not for the soft.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody's trying to cut you with combs and
Speaker 3: thump your knuckles and thump your neck, dump your ear.
Speaker 6: And you remember when you're in.
Speaker 3: Half punch pants.
Speaker 6: You don't forget about pants?
Speaker 3: What about frog?
Speaker 5: What about frogging your frogging your thigh, frogging your arm?
Speaker 3: When you would get a broom out and trick them
Speaker 3: into doing that where you put your leg behind the
Speaker 3: other lane and you see who kick the brooin the
Speaker 3: feathers and they what if you do? If you kick
Speaker 3: it hard, you kick that leg out from it and
Speaker 3: you following your back, you're setting them up. Get you're
Speaker 3: adding games. It doesn't okay. We should play that. That
Speaker 3: worked the food world, and we drigged the bread man.
Speaker 3: You got delivered the bread We trigged him into and
Speaker 3: listen he he rared back and kicked his own leg off.
Speaker 3: Somebody brought ups up to you didn't want to. You
Speaker 3: don't want anybody to take their class ering turn it up.
Speaker 3: So we had a teacher that would do that. Yes,
Speaker 3: we never miss Laller. Yes, she would hitching top of
Speaker 3: the head, whether slaw Lawler did things that she would
Speaker 3: be arrested for. Yeah, how about trigging people to see, hey,
Speaker 3: let me see how strong your neck? Yes? See if
Speaker 3: I can pull your neck off the wall here and
Speaker 3: you have them to send up against the wall and then.
Speaker 6: They're sitting there trying to get it to what you
Speaker 6: can't and you let go and the.
Speaker 3: Almost knocked.
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Speaker 3: Alrighty, so uh as we come back, I know that
Speaker 3: we've been discussing these games, and Speedy brought it up
Speaker 3: with that. You know all boys played when we were
Speaker 3: growing up. We've come to the conclusion these things have
Speaker 3: been replaced by smartphones and video games.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, we had to get creative and having downtime.
Speaker 10: Uh And Greg, Greg was even talking about when y'all
Speaker 10: were growing up about sometimes just I mean it's like
Speaker 10: you would have a summer day and you were like,
Speaker 10: what are we going to do? You know, because they're
Speaker 10: just wanted to many options, and God forbid you say
Speaker 10: you were bored, because if.
Speaker 3: My mom ever heard I was bored or whatever it was,
Speaker 3: you're bored. I got some things for you can do,
Speaker 3: you could do, and that.
Speaker 10: She would always send me to the garage to sweep
Speaker 10: it out. And I get it now because you know
Speaker 10: the garage can get away from you. That seemed to
Speaker 10: be the number one shore. Clean the garage out, sweep
Speaker 10: it out.
Speaker 3: You're like, I'm up board again. Raise your hand if
Speaker 3: you are thankful, though, raise your hand if you are speedy, thankful, thankful,
Speaker 3: thankful that smartphones did not exist.
Speaker 5: Yeah, when we were young and days, I wouldn't be
Speaker 5: sitting here my hand.
Speaker 3: Is I would. Well, yeah, it's a good point. I
Speaker 3: have a feet. That guy says, well, you know I
Speaker 3: got on my own when I was fifteen. What happened, Well,
Speaker 3: that was a video that my parents kicked me out.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean? Uh yeah, yeah, it's uh.
Speaker 6: I hate to go serious here, but y'all, these smartphones
Speaker 6: are drug.
Speaker 5: It is a no question. These kids, no question.
Speaker 6: I have seen kids, four or five kids all together
Speaker 6: at a playground and they're all sitting on their phones.
Speaker 6: They're at a playground like zombies.
Speaker 17: Yes, and it is.
Speaker 6: It's so sad that and being being bored. Yeah, there
Speaker 6: is an important thing that happens to your brain when
Speaker 6: you're bored, Like you actually begin to think of new
Speaker 6: things and new ideas and you process thoughts. And the
Speaker 6: fact that these kids aren't playing with each other, that's
Speaker 6: so bad for their socialists. Being socialized and being normal,
Speaker 6: having a being able to talk to girls. Make a family.
Speaker 6: It builds on itself and then the next thing. The
Speaker 6: next thing, you know, you're thirty nine years old and
Speaker 6: you and you don't have any friends and you live
Speaker 6: by yourself, and it's just satink a bit and you
Speaker 6: stink a little bit.
Speaker 3: I watched because I went out to eat last night
Speaker 3: with some friends and that way great meal. And yeah, right,
Speaker 3: he did say make a family. I watched important. I
Speaker 3: watched a young couple come in. They they because they
Speaker 3: seating them at the table that like, if you're looking,
Speaker 3: if I was looking across at our friends, they would
Speaker 3: have been on the table behind them, so I could
Speaker 3: see them. Am I just normal view? And I watched
Speaker 3: them and they came in. You know where I'm going. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: this is a couple they might all right, and they
Speaker 3: come in and they sit them down.
Speaker 6: They're working on making a family.
Speaker 3: Great, great restaurant. After and look as soon as they're
Speaker 3: both their rear ends hit their seats, they picked their
Speaker 3: phones up and start going and they're sitting at the
Speaker 3: table together.
Speaker 5: Wow, they didn't talk to each other.
Speaker 3: No, they didn't do that. And the thing that got
Speaker 3: me about the drug of it is just being a
Speaker 3: person who loves to eat and loves good food. I
Speaker 3: can't believe. Why did you not at least look at
Speaker 3: the menu first? Yeah, I mean you went to the
Speaker 3: phone before the menu?
Speaker 19: Wow.
Speaker 3: I mean shouldn't you be kind of looking see what's
Speaker 3: the special tonight or whatever? At least shouldn't that have
Speaker 3: at least you don't have to interact with the person
Speaker 3: that you're on a date with. I guess, but shouldn't
Speaker 3: at least get the menu first? Are you going there
Speaker 3: to pull up the website of the restaurant when there's
Speaker 3: a paper you know? Because by the way, if you
Speaker 3: want to upset me, be some of these people that
Speaker 3: never change back to the to the menu. After the pandemic,
Speaker 3: you remember that dumb thing that we weren't allowed to
Speaker 3: hold menus because we somehow that was going to give
Speaker 3: us COVID.
Speaker 5: We had to do the old QR code.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, we.
Speaker 14: Don't have menus scan this.
Speaker 3: We don't have menus because we're trying to save the world,
Speaker 3: and you want the menu means you hate people. M Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: thanks whatever. Well, look, I think and I've said this
Speaker 3: on the show already, and I'm acknowledging that if you
Speaker 3: want to know whether your child is addicted to a phone,
Speaker 3: just take it away from watch them react and watch
Speaker 3: their reaction. Yeah, you're all over that. And if they
Speaker 3: have a conniption and start rolling in the floor like
Speaker 3: a heroin attic, you got a problem. That's a problem. Yeah,
Speaker 3: are they grab it? Won't let you have it?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Now, now for that.
Speaker 6: INTEGRAF, people need to hear the message don't let your
Speaker 6: kid be We don't have let your kid have un
Speaker 6: you know, uh uh monitors, unsupervised, unmonitored access to the Internet.
Speaker 6: Do people need to hear that again, because it seems
Speaker 6: like they need they do. Even YouTube, the auto play
Speaker 6: stuff can lead them down a very bad and weird
Speaker 6: rabbit hole that algorithm feeds. I remember there was a
Speaker 6: time period in which the algorithm was messed up and
Speaker 6: it was feeding kids to this weird video of like
Speaker 6: a clown breaking into a kid's house, and it was
Speaker 6: just the weirdest thing ever. Monitor what your kids are
Speaker 6: doing and don't let them talk to anybody that you
Speaker 6: don't personally know.
Speaker 3: Should we say this? I think what just happened on
Speaker 3: the show, and I think this what makes us unique.
Speaker 3: We just said the world would be a better place
Speaker 3: if your kid would put down his phone and thump somebody. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what we just said.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and play the play.
Speaker 5: It's a long way home, but we've done it. Teach
Speaker 5: your kid thumps today.
Speaker 6: And the one inch punch game that Greg was talking yeah,
Speaker 6: which I was wondering, Hey.
Speaker 5: By the way, can I to different game?
Speaker 3: You had to be serious?
Speaker 6: Can I give you a wedgy adler? I haven't done that.
Speaker 5: What a class.
Speaker 14: My older brother was so brutal to me by the time.
Speaker 6: By the time I got into public, I was so mean.
Speaker 3: You were ready.
Speaker 6: I was ready for prison. You know, I had already
Speaker 6: been in solitary with a crazy man like so once
Speaker 6: I got into the general population, I did. Actually, well,
Speaker 6: you were.
Speaker 5: Prepared by half of Big Brothers everywhere.
Speaker 6: You're welcome, Thank you for thank you for preparing us.
Speaker 3: I'm about to go when you get you up on
Speaker 3: you tippy toes. Oh you know, well, Greg and I
Speaker 3: saw one and it may have been the greatest wedgie.
Speaker 3: We saw the band come loose on the underwear, one
Speaker 3: all the way over the kid's head. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Atomic atomic, really the old atomic.
Speaker 3: World class, world class feet slightly off the ground. I
Speaker 3: think there was more pants than going on than wages,
Speaker 3: because you know, we'd had to wear them, Jim chortes.
Speaker 6: To work out so easy, the amount of pantsing.
Speaker 3: I mean those out I mean just you didn't have
Speaker 3: to struggle at all, just because they were elastic. Ways. Yeah,
Speaker 3: would wait till there'd be a big crowd all of
Speaker 3: a sudden ramp. Yep, you especially if you if you
Speaker 3: had a job, because we always wore jock straps. So
Speaker 3: it was yeah. But see, we were traumatized and it
Speaker 3: helped us. And you know, at least at least we
Speaker 3: knew how to look somebody in the eye into a
Speaker 3: job interview.
Speaker 1: Yaka.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because we were constantly having a talk. We didn't
Speaker 5: give them away.
Speaker 10: Look, let's just be honest with it too. We were
Speaker 10: a little bit we were more smooth with when it
Speaker 10: came to asking girls.
Speaker 3: Out because you had because you had to. I mean
Speaker 3: now now they just text each other and they don't
Speaker 3: know how to ask them out. That they don't know
Speaker 3: because they get locked up. You know, what do they do?
Speaker 6: You know, if you like me, respond to this emoji
Speaker 6: in that positive way and we'll keep it big and
Speaker 6: like my message. She liked my post.
Speaker 3: Besa, here's a grandparent. Okay, my kids watching all five
Speaker 3: hours a day on YouTube, should ill stop that. No,
Speaker 3: what they're learning, what they're learning, they'll be asking. They'll
Speaker 3: be asking today, Papa, tell me about thumps. Yeah it's me, Papa.
Speaker 3: Come my ear, Papa.
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Speaker 3: So we've covered a lot. A lot of people are
Speaker 3: probably thinking they can't believe the the world that we
Speaker 3: grew up and lived in. Uh, but I think I
Speaker 3: think it was much better childhood than my nose in
Speaker 3: an iPad or my nose in the phone, and I'm
Speaker 3: socially awkward. Uh but but anyway, and you had to
Speaker 3: go through some stuff. I mean, you got your little
Speaker 3: feelings hurt, and yeah, you know, and sadly somebody on
Speaker 3: text nations said, I know, shall left out b B
Speaker 3: gun battles. Well, we left that out because we don't
Speaker 3: want to promote that. That's not no, that's that's not
Speaker 3: good idea. Did we do it? Yes? Should we have
Speaker 3: done it?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: And very dangerous. You know, somebody's going to put a.
Speaker 3: Night claimed weren't going to shoot at each other's head,
Speaker 3: but that was all they'd stick out. So yeah, right, Well,
Speaker 3: and then we had forts, and then people would just
Speaker 3: fire into the fort. I'm not sure how you avoid
Speaker 3: somebody's head doing that. Now, Yeah, shot.
Speaker 10: There, hide and go seek. You knew when you were caught, yep,
Speaker 10: because I mean if you got shot, you were it.
Speaker 6: Yep, you got shot, you were caught.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Shot.
Speaker 3: By the way, let's just talk about forts in general.
Speaker 3: Did y'all love building for a tree for the forts
Speaker 3: lived in it? We bore tree houses. We built a
Speaker 3: nice tree house. Remember, we barred some of them. I
Speaker 3: thought I thought that wood was out there for for taking.
Speaker 3: Thought they were done with it. I did not know
Speaker 3: it was there for them to finish worth the next day.
Speaker 3: Oh no, really, a bunch of little boys marching various
Speaker 3: pieces of plywood into the woods.
Speaker 5: And the big bag of nails because they left that
Speaker 5: out too, I thought.
Speaker 6: Was probably going to use those were probably going to
Speaker 6: use that.
Speaker 3: I thought. Man, these people loved it, loved the kids
Speaker 3: of our neighborhood. And look they want to help us.
Speaker 3: But you're right, you had to get creative. I mean
Speaker 3: you know you did.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean we'd get creative and and uh, my dad,
Speaker 10: by the way, says, hello, how are y'all doing? He said,
Speaker 10: talking about the good old days, he said, it reminds
Speaker 10: me back in the day, we used to have drive ins,
Speaker 10: and that's where you go.
Speaker 6: I mean you'd go to the.
Speaker 3: Drive in park your car, nobody get out, hang out.
Speaker 3: Of course, you don't see much of that anymore. Everybody's
Speaker 3: off getting in trouble. My drive in memories are when
Speaker 3: I was a kid. It there were two drive ins
Speaker 3: in between Aston Jacksonville and there was one an Auxtor too.
Speaker 3: But you remember going to the Midway drive I do.
Speaker 3: Of course, Dad were drink his pickup truck and we'd
Speaker 3: sit in lawn chairs in the back of it. Of course,
Speaker 3: I remember getting in trouble at one Well, I'm sure
Speaker 3: I made a comment. I remember I heard older kids
Speaker 3: say it. I didn't know. I remember that wasn't a movie.
Speaker 3: I think we were watching, like, uh, it's terrible that
Speaker 3: the Neptune disaster. Yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 5: I did not know.
Speaker 3: And Dad, like you said, Dad, take his pickup truck.
Speaker 3: We put chairs in the back of it and put
Speaker 3: speakers out there. I got in so much trouble.
Speaker 5: I didn't watch.
Speaker 3: I didn't know. I was a stupid little kid. An
Speaker 3: older kids said something of this. Our dad hates anything disrespectful,
Speaker 3: I mean, to the disrespecting authority may be one of
Speaker 3: the things he hated the most, Okay, And I didn't
Speaker 3: know what it meant. I didn't know. Yoah, should I
Speaker 3: say it? Yeah, huh. I mean, it's not anything nasty,
Speaker 3: but it's just it's a very offensive thing. And I
Speaker 3: didn't know it as a kid. So we're there's a
Speaker 3: big highway that ran past the driving ten ten, ten, eleven, ten.
Speaker 3: We had We had older kids in the neighborhood.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: I remember, I remember one time I shot one of
Speaker 3: a bird and he said, you don't know what that means,
Speaker 3: you little stupid kid. And I didn't and he was like,
Speaker 3: what does it mean? What does it mean? I shouldn't
Speaker 3: going to tell you. Yeah, I know, but anyway, so, uh,
Speaker 3: it was just so rough. But we're sitting and Dad's
Speaker 3: it's a nice evening, and you know how you wait
Speaker 3: on the sun go all the way down for the
Speaker 3: movie starts still a little bit late summer, and the
Speaker 3: police went by with sirens out on the highway, and
Speaker 3: like a stupid little kid, I didn't know. I said,
Speaker 3: we're to go to pigs and my dad, so I
Speaker 3: got I didn't know. I didn't know what that meant.
Speaker 3: I heard the older kids saying it, oh no, and
Speaker 3: I throw that out like I'm some criminal, and uh
Speaker 3: got in trouble. Oh I did, got torpor driving. It
Speaker 3: didn't matter. Those popcorn you said, that's a picture my
Speaker 3: little chubby self sitting there now for the Disney movie.
Speaker 3: Tears stayed still on my fat little face, My little
Speaker 3: fat little face still staying with tears. Beat my popcorn
Speaker 3: baby brother grinning.
Speaker 7: I thought.
Speaker 3: If the other one got in trouble, it was great. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was perfect, no matter what. How about I just
Speaker 3: shouted out like I was hip right in front of
Speaker 3: my door. Would you said like I was some don't
Speaker 3: you ever like I was some pothead from school? I
Speaker 3: didn't know five? Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: He was probably taking that.
Speaker 3: He didn't. I chose the worst way you could have chosen. Also, speedy,
Speaker 3: have you have you checked on the fact that I
Speaker 3: know you try to keep us updated on the NHL.
Speaker 3: You know we have a new champion. Stanley cut back
Speaker 3: to back for them. I don't know. Are you Are
Speaker 3: you glad that?
Speaker 1: Are you?
Speaker 3: Are you glad that Edmonton lost? Since they beat the Stars?
Speaker 3: It was a great You and j C were there before.
Speaker 3: He had hoped we got their new friendship starting. Well,
Speaker 3: you know, I won't go into all that. I don't
Speaker 3: I mean, Florida. I was kind of paying attention to it.
Speaker 3: I've tried to get give the NHL a lot more.
Speaker 3: It is really cool. Y'all need to go. But the
Speaker 3: n A the NHL because you even said it about Dallas.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like college football long before college football
Speaker 3: got there, Like just because you see somebody play and
Speaker 3: say for Oklahoma, it doesn't mean they have any connection
Speaker 3: to Oklahoma whatsoever. They were brought from who knows where.
Speaker 3: So even though you see Dallas and you see Florida,
Speaker 3: most of the good players are still Canadian, right, because
Speaker 3: it feels weird that Florida is good at hockey. Feels
Speaker 3: weird foreigners from like Russian place, right. But yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 3: but I'm pitching a bunch of Floridians winning the Stanley Cup. No, no, no.
Speaker 10: As a matter of fact, JC educated me, he goes, Dad,
Speaker 10: You know the front the entire front line for the
Speaker 10: Dallas Stars of Finland from Finland, right, so they come
Speaker 10: they come from these hockey countries.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: How many homegrown, really good hockey players.
Speaker 13: Do we have?
Speaker 3: So you're thinking that guys hung out of the beach
Speaker 3: are now playing hockey, which that's not true. But it's
Speaker 3: weird for Florida to be good at hockey. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 10: The Florida Panthers that that was back to back for them,
Speaker 10: and it was them and Edmonton in the finals the
Speaker 10: last two years and Florida has won.
Speaker 3: I did not know that, So that that's the same
Speaker 3: exact setup.
Speaker 14: Do you want to hear this interview from Matthew to.
Speaker 3: Cotch to.
Speaker 6: Check he's a forward. He's a forward for Florida. He's
Speaker 6: got three goals and four assists this series, which is incredible.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: He had some injuries that he worked through.
Speaker 3: If you guys want to hear, Okay, sure, do you.
Speaker 6: Think the average fan has any idea what you went through?
Speaker 3: And what did you go through?
Speaker 7: I tore my ad oct off the bone and that
Speaker 7: had some hernia thing and on the same side, and
Speaker 7: I wanted.
Speaker 3: To throw in the towel a bunch of times.
Speaker 7: I'm sure I got to thank a lot of people,
Speaker 7: I mean for getting me offen. Sure I wasn't the
Speaker 7: easiest of def I mean, John Say did a great drop.
Speaker 6: Of the house side.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 10: But yeah, hockey guys, man, Yeah, And that's what Greg
Speaker 10: and I were talking, because you know, he was like, man,
Speaker 10: the Stanley Cup Finals is the playoffs that goes forever.
Speaker 10: And not that I'm some expert, but seeing one live,
Speaker 10: you see like the how their bodies are treated and
Speaker 10: how beat up they are, and I'm like, yeah, it
Speaker 10: takes some time between games to kind of recoup travel
Speaker 10: and that's why these things are so spread out, they
Speaker 10: can't just go. They would playing tonight, Let's play again
Speaker 10: tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: I get beat up.
Speaker 6: Do you feel like that, Greg?
Speaker 3: It doesn't feel like when you heard the and you
Speaker 3: hear the tough hear the toughness of this guy. You
Speaker 3: think he must have been they played nuts wherever he was. Oh,
Speaker 3: you know they did.
Speaker 10: But you hear stuff like that, and and really, we
Speaker 10: should give hockey more. And we say that, we say
Speaker 10: that every single give a little bit more. This year,
Speaker 10: we get a little bit more this year.
Speaker 6: A few years old.
Speaker 3: And I've never given anything, so I'm probably not.
Speaker 6: I think it's never too late to change, Greg, It's
Speaker 6: never too late to change.
Speaker 3: The part that I think I struggle with is the ice.
Speaker 3: If this were on grass, I think I'd be all
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 14: Really, so the whole game then, just the whole basis
Speaker 14: of the whole game then.
Speaker 5: Right, yeah, the ice skating part.
Speaker 3: And even though I know that gives the speed and
Speaker 3: the hits and all that, there's something about that ice
Speaker 3: that makes me feel like being a Southerner, I came
Speaker 3: like and we just don't know much about.
Speaker 6: Ice, Yeah, we don't know much about it.
Speaker 5: Were scared of ice. We don't like the thought of ice.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you watching it, you forget their own ice
Speaker 3: because it does look like they're just running out. That's amazing.
Speaker 6: Still across then you prefer frost.
Speaker 3: I think so maybe hey, with a little more contact.
Speaker 6: Okay, Greg, there's more to NASCAR than Nascar in college football.
Speaker 3: I'm stepping out. We'll be back next year. I'm gold
Speaker 3: for Florida Pampas.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for being with us today, America. Much to do
Speaker 3: on the program as we go forward. So this this
Speaker 3: came out yesterday and I thought to myself, is this
Speaker 3: even more of an upgrade than what we've seen before?
Speaker 3: And you know this, this has been something we've said
Speaker 3: way back on the years of doing the Rick and
Speaker 3: Bubba Show for for for three decades, and we've said
Speaker 3: this over and over again. If the Patterson film is real,
Speaker 3: then Bigfoot exists. If it's really when the moon hangs
Speaker 3: high on the breast of the lake, ye in the
Speaker 3: bite of the wind, it's like a slap in.
Speaker 17: The facer a legend.
Speaker 1: There looks naze.
Speaker 3: It's bit of funt Okay, So Adler, I knew that
Speaker 3: you might have this today when I started seeing this
Speaker 3: floating around yesterday. Oh boy. Uh and that is the
Speaker 3: Oh boy, they've enhanced it again. And they're saying that
Speaker 3: this is the best stabilized Patterson film version.
Speaker 6: That's one I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Okay, Now again, there's all kind we can't quite figure
Speaker 3: out if this Patterson film is legit. Yeah, And by
Speaker 3: the way, I would just prefer if no one can
Speaker 3: come until we get something this good. Just don't just
Speaker 3: don't do anything else. I don't like when somebody says
Speaker 3: they have something and I'm looking through a bunch of trees,
Speaker 3: I say, see right.
Speaker 5: Now, yeah, I get yeah, just the bigfoot search here
Speaker 5: is the standard?
Speaker 3: Now is this a person in a and it's either
Speaker 3: a person in a suit, a good suit, a good suit.
Speaker 3: Our Bigfoot exists, right, okay, and so it's no other animal.
Speaker 3: So this tell us ader why this is? What have
Speaker 3: they done here? I don't I don't fully understand why
Speaker 3: this is an upgrade.
Speaker 6: Well it's a it's to me. It paints the scene
Speaker 6: the best that I've ever seen Okay, because it will.
Speaker 6: It stabilizes everything. You get the whole path, the whole walk,
Speaker 6: and you can really analyze his gate and see if
Speaker 6: it is truly the sad squatch.
Speaker 3: Okay, right here we go. Okay, so we're now.
Speaker 6: And there's creepy music to it too. Really, I think
Speaker 6: that adds to it.
Speaker 5: Is it is this a license creepy music?
Speaker 10: You're gonna to really explain for the radio audience because
Speaker 10: they just hear nothing.
Speaker 3: All right, So.
Speaker 10: The one thing they have stabilized, like like we're just
Speaker 10: so we're playing from whole scene.
Speaker 3: Boy, Now, let's look at it.
Speaker 5: Concentrate on the legs. Concentrate on the legs.
Speaker 6: Is that a man? Or look at that?
Speaker 3: I think no, it walks almost too much like a man. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you think it would walk a little bit, right? What
Speaker 3: about what about the length of the arms. Just look
Speaker 3: at the length of the arms. Now, I have pretty
Speaker 3: long arms. If this is a costume for the nineteen sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 3: By the way, that's an important point. Greg. When was
Speaker 3: this done? I think it was in the sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 3: do you think that music is better than this music?
Speaker 1: Woking out?
Speaker 3: Do it again?
Speaker 5: Let's do it with the course, foods coming, foods coming.
Speaker 3: Look at that, he's almost on the beat.
Speaker 5: So what do we think, man, I say, guiding?
Speaker 10: It sure does look like when when when when Big
Speaker 10: looks back, does it look like he's got you can?
Speaker 6: Can you see his white face right there?
Speaker 3: That right there though, the way the body looks, it
Speaker 3: looks real. He does if it's there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get out the.
Speaker 3: Corner right here, all right, So let's let's have those
Speaker 3: of you listening. You'll see the Patterson film. Ye, what
Speaker 3: do we feel about this part of his body? It
Speaker 3: looks like a big bo It looks like a big booty.
Speaker 6: He does have a booty.
Speaker 17: You think this is a female?
Speaker 3: You know they've always heard him claim that. That is
Speaker 3: you saying, because of the big booty.
Speaker 6: Wow, look at that. Oh yeah, they never know big
Speaker 6: booty instead of big foot.
Speaker 3: Bigfoot got back?
Speaker 17: Yes big.
Speaker 3: And listen, guys, I don't did they Let's talk tallness?
Speaker 3: Pretty tall, pretty tall? Hard to tell its own film.
Speaker 10: Go back if you don't mind, we're just analyzing this.
Speaker 10: But when when when it goes? When Bigfoot looks back, Yes,
Speaker 10: it's right there right now. If you could zoom in
Speaker 10: on that, it's looking back do you see the white
Speaker 10: like around the nose, and does it look like he's
Speaker 10: wearing a mask, like that's a white guy underneath there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. I'm just I'm worth owing. We
Speaker 3: got bothors and just the sun.
Speaker 5: Like I'm gonna tell you.
Speaker 3: When I look down from booty down, it's almost like
Speaker 3: bigfoot looks a lot like the body of a housewife burgess.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I don't think.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Is there a woman that Is there
Speaker 3: a woman that big?
Speaker 6: If it's fake?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there's a big women out there. I mean,
Speaker 3: but this is tall to no.
Speaker 5: Greg and I went to the county fair.
Speaker 3: We saw Helga, the German Johnts. He built just like that.
Speaker 3: She looked just like this.
Speaker 10: As somebody saying, we need to look at the ankles
Speaker 10: at the very beginning of the vehicle.
Speaker 5: Because that let's see if we see fake feet.
Speaker 3: Getting the point.
Speaker 14: So that was nineteen sixty seven, didn't know nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 6: Okay, look at that. Women in the sixties have big booties.
Speaker 14: Do what did the women in the sixties have big booties?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Not this big, this big, not this big. In the eighties,
Speaker 3: look at ankle ankles, let's see where they're.
Speaker 11: Like.
Speaker 10: It could be you know, some of these I gotta
Speaker 10: tell you, some of these offensive linemen. They got those
Speaker 10: tall booties that are really big.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, no, I know what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it could be that. It could be.
Speaker 5: But did you notice up in the chest area too, some.
Speaker 6: Chestage going on chest.
Speaker 3: It's going to have a big chest well, but a
Speaker 3: little bit of man boobs. Yeah, but I mean that's
Speaker 3: if you see st've seen a gorilla. They got some
Speaker 3: I'm right, I'm fine. It could be male or female.
Speaker 3: I'm open to that, but is it real or not?
Speaker 3: I think with this new stabilization, it to me feels
Speaker 3: more like person in suit less like animals, a really
Speaker 3: good suit, a good suit, the way he walks, and
Speaker 3: like you said, as a just a human look to the.
Speaker 14: Guy, like going to the bathroom, like just a guy
Speaker 14: walking to the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Look along.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that could be the costume could be extensions.
Speaker 3: I always forget every time we like a guy at
Speaker 3: the outside that says I'm going off right.
Speaker 6: Where you going, I'm going to drop one, leave me alone.
Speaker 10: We've been about how many times we've been get investigated.
Speaker 10: This This is the best video we've seen so far.
Speaker 10: What did has anybody ever come forward? It's about capturing Well,
Speaker 10: I always forget. There was one story that said that
Speaker 10: there was a deathbed confession. Then somebody came back, so
Speaker 10: that never happened. Uh, the guy Patterson never said it
Speaker 10: was a guy in the suit. Some guy claimed.
Speaker 3: The guy said I was the guy in the suit,
Speaker 3: and it all kept conflicting on himself.
Speaker 10: Well, I know now, with technology and stuff, it just
Speaker 10: seems like, I mean, with game cameras and all that,
Speaker 10: somebody would get something coming through.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, and you get no, I do
Speaker 3: not believe the plaster feet they've done. You know, we've
Speaker 3: had we've interviewed course Gary does that. I am he
Speaker 3: gets fake feet, a big foot running over your place,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, but but no, I think that. I
Speaker 3: think I do not believe in the animal Bigfoot at all.
Speaker 3: But too many cameras now we don't have him. But
Speaker 3: this film is likely a person in a suit, you know,
Speaker 3: But but I don't all these years.
Speaker 10: So you're telling me you're on a summit tree stand,
Speaker 10: hanging on the side of a tree you climb, and
Speaker 10: that comes walking through the hardwoods.
Speaker 3: You you that, Greg, you say you're gonna let it pass. Yes,
Speaker 3: I will not. It's too humans. I will not. I
Speaker 3: will solve this record. Already made that declaration years ago.
Speaker 3: All Solson is trying. Of course, Now I got a
Speaker 3: camera can stay, but what if it can talk? He's like,
Speaker 3: what was just some ugly hairy person that lives in
Speaker 3: the woods.
Speaker 6: Oh what about this footage bigfoot getting detained by ice?
Speaker 14: Oh my goodness?
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Hey, so that's fun.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. Welcome to a brand
Speaker 1: new hour of The Rick Burgess Show with Speedy, Greg Burgess,
Speaker 1: Eddie Van Adler, and Rick Burgess.
Speaker 3: That's right, the gang all here today. Thank y'all for
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Speaker 3: Thank you for being with us again today. All right,
Speaker 3: so Speedy's telling us we've talked a lot today about,
Speaker 3: you know, how we all grew up and spent some
Speaker 3: time on that, had some fun with that. Speedy was
Speaker 3: wondering if any of these type of things go on now,
Speaker 3: and I don't think so, not to talking about nuts
Speaker 3: and you know, in all kinds of various games that
Speaker 3: really were physically uncomfortable thumping.
Speaker 6: And all that. So, yeah, real quick question, how old
Speaker 6: were y'all when you saw your first helmet, the first
Speaker 6: bicycle helmet? Like, how old were you?
Speaker 3: Because I was I was nine when I was like
Speaker 3: somebody we never wore, We never wore, I never saw them.
Speaker 3: I think I would almost say, like thirty thirty. I
Speaker 3: was nine and we rode skateboards downhills and everything, but
Speaker 3: nothing on but a pair of shorts. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I went to a girl's house and she had helmets
Speaker 6: and risk guards. I was like, what are these things for?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: We'd climb to the top of pine trees and sway
Speaker 3: back and forth, so stupid.
Speaker 6: So there was so many things, you know, it was
Speaker 6: so bad.
Speaker 5: Not a person around. So if I played this, what
Speaker 5: what tell me what it makes you think of.
Speaker 1: My show building.
Speaker 17: Expedition Click Heaven, Drop.
Speaker 3: Of the Law, Land of the Lost.
Speaker 10: The reason I play that is because it is out
Speaker 10: now that Netflix may reboot the seventies classic Land of
Speaker 10: the Lost.
Speaker 3: You know, correct me if there wasn't an attempt at
Speaker 3: a movie it was with Will Ferrell. It was fun
Speaker 3: and it was terrible. It was in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 3: It wasn't good. It was not It was not good
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 10: But you know, we we've talked a lot about how
Speaker 10: nobody can come up with anything on their own. Now
Speaker 10: they have to reboot all of the class you know
Speaker 10: what show.
Speaker 3: No one's creative anymore now that now they just let
Speaker 3: a I come up with something for it, right, Netflix
Speaker 3: came out said it might reboot the classic. If you
Speaker 3: don't know what is all the it's a father and
Speaker 3: two of the kids after the greatest earthquake every now
Speaker 3: and according to the show's thing, are transported to a
Speaker 3: world where dinosaurs still exists and other fantastic creatures of
Speaker 3: what whatever legendary story. You know they lived in that
Speaker 3: cave and when the t rex would show up and
Speaker 3: they'd tell you they called it the fly swatter. They
Speaker 3: take that big log and shove in his mouth. Run out.
Speaker 3: But when the sleeve snacks showing, Choco was a little
Speaker 3: weird too. He was like a little ape guy Chaka.
Speaker 3: Look at how terrible the effects are.
Speaker 6: It looks good to me, man, that's it looks like
Speaker 6: it's in a bathtub.
Speaker 3: Please look look like my bathtub. That was the greatest ever.
Speaker 10: Believe they're saying legendary television and producers Sid and Marty
Speaker 10: Croft are behind the project.
Speaker 5: Are they still alive?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 6: God, this was a joint.
Speaker 3: You talk about a weird bunch puffing stuffff stuff monster.
Speaker 3: You remember remember the Buggaloos, Yes, the Buggalows? Yeah? Wow,
Speaker 3: Lydsville remember Lyddsville?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Greg, you got them all.
Speaker 5: But I just noticed that.
Speaker 3: Can you back that up? Yeah, it's a weird. Can
Speaker 3: you back up to where we were doing? Trad What
Speaker 3: are we doing? Did the guy who played Rick Marshall
Speaker 3: just go by the one name Wesley? What was he
Speaker 3: the starring Wesley as Will Marshall? Was he Prince yeah,
Speaker 3: was he was? He way ahead of his time. You
Speaker 3: just called him Wesley like he was some great We
Speaker 3: never even heard of him again after this, and he
Speaker 3: just went by the name Wesley Spencer Milligan. What was
Speaker 3: the other thing? I don't know what's the Wesley thing?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know what that is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Wesley as Will Marshall. So that's the sun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he's Rig Marshall. Okay, so Will Marshall and
Speaker 3: actually just went by Wesley. Okay, now we got turned back.
Speaker 3: Oh that's weird. Okay, that is well THETT is Rig Marshall,
Speaker 3: Will and everybody. And as a kid, somebody's put on
Speaker 3: text Nation back to Sid and Marty Croft and their
Speaker 3: Saturday morning stuff that they did, which included this later
Speaker 3: is Witchipooh terrified me. They had a witch and she
Speaker 3: terrified me. And we went to see it live at
Speaker 3: six Flags and Witchipoo came out and I was out.
Speaker 3: I ran out of there, and you ran out of there,
Speaker 3: fled WITCHI poo you're flying around in there.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 3: She was the same witch from Wisdom Bods. Right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, then, like, well, Hollywood Reporter is coming out with
Speaker 10: this story. Netflix, Uh didn't comment on it, but they
Speaker 10: have a lot of information about how they're kicking the
Speaker 10: tires on rebooting it.
Speaker 3: So we'll see.
Speaker 6: There was a nineties version two, by the way, and
Speaker 6: I watched that one much more than the seventies one that.
Speaker 3: You think that's on Amazon Prime now, But there was
Speaker 3: a nineties one.
Speaker 6: Yes, Yes, I'm Neickelodeon.
Speaker 3: I never knew about this. Yes, and so we've done
Speaker 3: this was my version right here. We've tried Land of
Speaker 3: the Loss a lot. Yes, Rick, come research, and I
Speaker 3: think Sid's still alive. I believe Marty went on.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 3: Oh so this on that one they fall through the
Speaker 3: the earth in a jeep.
Speaker 6: Yes, oh, I remember that girl with the glasses now,
Speaker 6: I had a crush on her, by the way, damn
Speaker 6: and the boy I see, I stole that from stole
Speaker 6: that from Greg.
Speaker 3: Snuffle up with us. We can't. That's actually not from
Speaker 3: Sid Martin. That's Sesame Street, that's Jim Henson. Okay, so
Speaker 3: do we want it again? I'm with Greg if we
Speaker 3: bring Land of the Loss back. And I loved it
Speaker 3: as a kid. I don't want to go down the
Speaker 3: Chaka Sleeack road because remember that.
Speaker 5: And that got weird it did, will.
Speaker 3: Go in these pylons and moved these crystals around.
Speaker 20: What was that.
Speaker 3: I'm a kid, I want to see dinosaurs. I don't
Speaker 3: need to see that weird at least I didn't like that.
Speaker 3: To me, it was almost you remember the weird show Lost? Yes,
Speaker 3: that no one. No one expected it to be popular,
Speaker 3: so they didn't know what to do. They started making
Speaker 3: stuff up. Yeah, and I got hung up in it,
Speaker 3: and it was terrible.
Speaker 5: It's like we're little kids in the slee stack Road.
Speaker 3: Took us down these crystals and they're traveling in time,
Speaker 3: and I think, I'm I don't know how I'm I'm
Speaker 3: freaking out in a room. I don't like all that.
Speaker 3: Let's stay with the dinosaurs are after us and Grick.
Speaker 3: You basically want them to create Jurassic Park. But you're right.
Speaker 3: Jurassic Park the original outstanding movie, very good, one of
Speaker 3: my all time favorites. Yeah, yeah, I wouldn't go that far,
Speaker 3: but it's good. The first of this, Yes, all time favorite.
Speaker 3: It's it's almost one of my all time favorites. Perfect movie,
Speaker 3: almost a perfect movie. You didn't hear me say it
Speaker 3: was better than Rocky the Original. I said, it's one
Speaker 3: of my all time favorites. I like Jurassic Park. You
Speaker 3: think about the now six or so, don't like Goes.
Speaker 3: We're talking about the original, I said, the original Jurassic part.
Speaker 3: Have you ever read the book? No, I haven't either,
Speaker 3: but Twister, but I mean it's good. Did you ever
Speaker 3: read the book Joles? I know, we said, well, I
Speaker 3: read parts of it. I just remember Dad talking about
Speaker 3: him a lot lately. I remember Dad telling us that
Speaker 3: the book was better than the movie, and as a
Speaker 3: stupid little kid, You're like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 3: Of course I wouldn't go see the movie anyway, because
Speaker 3: it was terrified. I do remember Matt Hooper Richard Dryforth's
Speaker 3: character in the book gets killed. Great movie. You're telling people,
Speaker 3: guys that since the seventies, all right, but he gets
Speaker 3: his character actually gets eat by the shark in the book.
Speaker 3: But in the movie it do okay because.
Speaker 6: They need a bigger boat.
Speaker 3: That's why. That's what I'm doing about. That's a great movie.
Speaker 3: I remember the you know when you have a really
Speaker 3: good writer, and Dad was saying, you could actually see
Speaker 3: the shark and fill the shark moving by reading about
Speaker 3: it more than actually on the screen. They were limited
Speaker 3: by what they had that could do visual and of
Speaker 3: course you've never seen that documentary. The Shark was a handful.
Speaker 3: Oh they had had the weather weather horrible. They thought
Speaker 3: it was gonna be a flock dude, they had no idea.
Speaker 6: Yeah, don't remember how scared they were. That's why they
Speaker 6: put it in this summer because it's the summer. Blockbuster
Speaker 6: wasn't a thing yet Jaws comes out and changes.
Speaker 3: The mutant movie in it. When we come back, we
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Speaker 8: They had a neighbors flip here no singing today. Okay
Speaker 8: for that, Let's go got a serious question, thirty five
Speaker 8: year marriage on the line. Don't be afraid. Here's the deal.
Speaker 8: Is it the right way or Flip's way. When the
Speaker 8: coffee is gone in the morning, do you turn the
Speaker 8: coffee pot off or just let sit there and turn
Speaker 8: itself off, leaving the grounds for in the morning, rather
Speaker 8: than resetting the coffee pot. What's the right engine.
Speaker 5: I'm a coffee resetter.
Speaker 3: I like to turn it off, get the grounds out
Speaker 3: to them in the trash can, and have it setting
Speaker 3: ready to go for the next day.
Speaker 8: Rick, you are the You are correct sir. I just
Speaker 8: want you to know I'll see you in heaven.
Speaker 3: I don't like it sitting around you ever, go and
Speaker 3: don't finish the pot, and then later in the day
Speaker 3: it does shut itself if dump some in there and
Speaker 3: put the micro wife. I have done that, yees, so
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Speaker 19: I was trying to buy a shirt on your website
Speaker 19: and it's a two dollars fee for a two X
Speaker 19: or three X.
Speaker 6: And I'm a big boy.
Speaker 21: I like to eat when have y'all been doing that well.
Speaker 3: But because I mean just let's let's use it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's use our logic. More material might mean higher price.
Speaker 3: Now here's where I do have a problem with the
Speaker 3: T shirt. People talked about this for years. Bubba and
Speaker 3: I both talked about this because we've been doubling triple X. Guys,
Speaker 3: why do we not get less like it? Like, why
Speaker 3: is a small not less expensive than a large? Yes,
Speaker 3: I've never I've never understood that. It's a good point,
Speaker 3: but I know why the big ones cost more because
Speaker 3: Greg said it takes more material. Well, same thing, the
Speaker 3: same thing. Uh, look, let's face it, big people are expensive.
Speaker 3: We continue Rick Burgess show, unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 21: Go ahead, Hey, good morning, rad it's a shame from
Speaker 21: Palm Mount.
Speaker 15: How you doing, buddyut up?
Speaker 17: Shane?
Speaker 21: Hey just now this is songs come.
Speaker 15: Off a little bit out in the week. So I
Speaker 15: got a question for you guys, And it's just been
Speaker 15: But my wife, God bless her lover, she likes to
Speaker 15: spend the night away from home.
Speaker 21: We're fifty years old.
Speaker 15: Yeah what or twice a week sometimes she'll go spend
Speaker 15: the night with a family member or with a friend
Speaker 15: and I told her last we we got the honey.
Speaker 21: I don't know anybody else that does that besides you.
Speaker 6: Where you guys that will?
Speaker 19: Does your wife?
Speaker 15: Do you do your wives do something like that? And
Speaker 15: if they do, to the.
Speaker 3: Body, shame, shame, shame.
Speaker 6: Don't hang out.
Speaker 3: You got so many I almost need to put you
Speaker 3: on hold and maybe talk to you in the break.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah? And now where where do you have do
Speaker 3: you have life?
Speaker 6: Three sixty?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, she share her location?
Speaker 3: Right, remember they they put their phone anywhere? Keep yeah
Speaker 3: right right, No, Shane, I trust her.
Speaker 21: I trust her as far as I don't. It's not
Speaker 21: that I don't trust her as far as doing so.
Speaker 3: Nobody, nobody named Jody's ever mentioned. I'm just just you
Speaker 3: got to ask that question.
Speaker 10: So she's staying with family members, you say normally? And
Speaker 10: just what just she loves to meet and you do
Speaker 10: you snore?
Speaker 3: Maybe she needs a few nights she act gets to sleep.
Speaker 3: That's a good great, that's a good question.
Speaker 15: No, she has two sisters and uh, you know, and
Speaker 15: so she'll stay with you know, she'll go stay with
Speaker 15: one of them and then the one week and one
Speaker 15: the next. Or she's got a couple of friends that
Speaker 15: she'll go spend the night with them, and it's it's
Speaker 15: it's almost every week.
Speaker 3: Uh, Rick comes to my house? Does that a lot? No, Shane,
Speaker 3: I don't know that I've ever spent the night at
Speaker 3: your house. I don't think I have in my house now.
Speaker 3: So let's go back to this for a minute. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's take infidelity off the table, right, Okay, they were
Speaker 3: just being funny. Well, I'm just you know, you do
Speaker 3: have to worry about that for a minute. But you
Speaker 3: said you totally trust her.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know there's a lot of guys texting right now
Speaker 3: saying their wife doesn't do that, but boy, they wouldn't
Speaker 3: mind it. So yeah, yeah, how old are y'all? You're
Speaker 3: getting a lot of time to yourself there, Shane, I
Speaker 3: don't know that that's that that's overly bad.
Speaker 21: Yeah, but we're we're fifty three on fifty three, she's
Speaker 21: fifty one.
Speaker 3: Uh when she is home, does everything go well? Yes?
Speaker 15: Okay, yeah, well we've been married for thirty one years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you go. So I think, but you asked
Speaker 3: the question is do we experience that? And the answer,
Speaker 3: unfortunately is well are fortunately, no, No, my wife doesn't
Speaker 3: do that. I don't any of your wives do that
Speaker 3: that often? That often? How about it's rare that my
Speaker 3: wife is not home. She doesn't spend the night with
Speaker 3: girlfriends or anything like that. I don't know that ever
Speaker 3: that I can think of. No, you know, she now
Speaker 3: she goes on to speaking engagement or something like that.
Speaker 3: You know when she may, you know, come back the
Speaker 3: next day. What is it when you ask her, hey,
Speaker 3: why do you do this? Or let's go what's going on?
Speaker 3: What does she say?
Speaker 21: Well, she listens, I'm a homebody, and she is not.
Speaker 3: Okay, so hours a week.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but you know, I just posed this question to
Speaker 15: her this week. Okay, this has been going on for years,
Speaker 15: and I said, honey, you know, I don't know of
Speaker 15: anybody else's wife that does this. And she said, well,
Speaker 15: you like to sit at home.
Speaker 3: And I don't. Okay. She she's basically saying, I enjoyed
Speaker 3: my time with you, but you're not you're you're not
Speaker 3: a seven day fund zone. I gotta go hang out
Speaker 3: with my sisters so we can cut up a little bit.
Speaker 3: She's just getting out, stretching her legs a little bit,
Speaker 3: like like if you were somebody who liked to go
Speaker 3: fishing or are hunting, and she wasn't into it.
Speaker 5: This is her version of that.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and she kind of kind of made that point.
Speaker 21: But I said, honey, you know, it's go go visit
Speaker 21: and do and go and do as much as you want,
Speaker 21: but come home.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 3: You know, There's there's been times like, SUREY might go
Speaker 3: to the farm when I have to work. If she's
Speaker 3: going to ride or do or get things done, she
Speaker 3: might say, Hey, I'm just gonna spend the night. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna come back tomorrow. That that happens every now and then,
Speaker 3: but not weekly. Right, Yeah, how far the sisters away?
Speaker 3: If you said this, I'm sorry, Do they live out
Speaker 3: of town or is are they in the same.
Speaker 15: I'm pretty close. One lives about twenty five minutes away
Speaker 15: and the other about ten minutes away.
Speaker 3: Okay. The question was is that something that we experience?
Speaker 3: And the answer to that is no, Should you be
Speaker 3: concerned about it? I think she's proven herself that that's
Speaker 3: not the issue. And I think maybe, you know, you
Speaker 3: just have to maybe find something positive about it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and that or getting RB yeah or you know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: but or a sweet Van or something.
Speaker 3: Does it bother you enough that you would go? I
Speaker 3: would just would rather you not spend the night. I
Speaker 3: wish you'd just come back. Does it bother you that much? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Yeah, Well she tells me that it's a control that
Speaker 15: she will mind.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, if she's doing it every week, I
Speaker 3: don't think you're being unreasonable. If she was just doing
Speaker 3: it every now and then, you're probably being unreasonable. But
Speaker 3: every week, that's a little much. Yeah, we'll be back.
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Speaker 3: Hardy come later in the year. All right, So a
Speaker 3: lot of a lot of Shane And you know one
Speaker 3: thing I left out on the Shane conversation and I
Speaker 3: just want to kick myself. Yeah. I'm meant to ask
Speaker 3: is this new behavior or was I? Did I understand
Speaker 3: this has been the way it's been their whole thirty
Speaker 3: one years.
Speaker 5: That's important. Didn't he say that it wasn't new behavior?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 6: I meant to ask too, when did this start?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Did he say this has been the way it's been
Speaker 5: the whole time. Or am I just remembering that wrong.
Speaker 6: Maybe they've kind of always had this attitude the whole time,
Speaker 6: but maybe the sleepovers were a little more are new.
Speaker 6: But I was just I'm just kind of trying to guess.
Speaker 6: But that is that is odd the whole we we
Speaker 6: all we all thought, hey, let's call it. We were
Speaker 6: all in the break room. We all said it was weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe maybe we should.
Speaker 6: Greg had a theory.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm staying out. Don't bring Greg's coffee pot theory out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's not do it.
Speaker 6: Come on now, sister's flying cover.
Speaker 3: Nadler thirty one years of marriage. They're not new. I
Speaker 3: think that the question Rick is how long? He said,
Speaker 3: it's been that way for years? The guy I thought,
Speaker 3: I did hear that the text nation is reassured. Okay, Okay.
Speaker 3: Then somebody said a few years, okay, a few years
Speaker 3: different than along a lot of years.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: Now I did see somebody saying that their wife, because
Speaker 3: of their job, they're they're gone multiple days a week.
Speaker 3: That's different. Yeah, I mean that that happened. The's a
Speaker 3: lot of marriages where the husband or the wife you
Speaker 3: know they're they're on the road, and that's normal. That's
Speaker 3: always been that way. Their marriages are and healthy, that
Speaker 3: that's fine. But this scene, this is a little bit
Speaker 3: this filtered a little well, it's just weird. And again
Speaker 3: he asked if this was normal behavior. That's what he
Speaker 3: called to ask he because he said told his wife
Speaker 3: he didn't think it was, and he we I think
Speaker 3: confirmed that it wasn't. If if your sister is just
Speaker 3: ten ten minutes away, why not come home after hanging
Speaker 3: out with her most of the evening? Unless and he
Speaker 3: didn't say this, maybe they're drinking wine and hanging out.
Speaker 3: She doesn't need to drive right now, you're throwing she
Speaker 3: drives ten minutes home like that, That's what I was saying.
Speaker 3: But unless I've agree, Although unless she was partaking and
Speaker 3: maybe just hanging out and get together and the lady
Speaker 3: they get out the wine and yeah, and then she
Speaker 3: doesn't need to drive. So she just stays, who knows,
Speaker 3: you don't need to You meant to ask what denomination
Speaker 3: they were. What he does he to do is get
Speaker 3: out of the house. I'll tell you that he's got
Speaker 3: he's got to we gotta get him. We gotta get
Speaker 3: Shane the hobby he's got. Because the minute he was
Speaker 3: saying that she was gone that much, I kept thinking
Speaker 3: of what I would be doing. Yeah, and how about
Speaker 3: I would say, look, I'm gonna go wa you to
Speaker 3: your sister's house, but we're gonna come on back tonight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a good. When somebody said, are the sisters married too?
Speaker 3: Because if my wife buys her sister over all the
Speaker 3: time spend the night, I'd be like, it's like we
Speaker 3: have company. Yeah, what about those sister's husbands.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so my wife's sister was stayed at our house
Speaker 6: this best weekend.
Speaker 3: But that's not every week No, No, I was just
Speaker 3: complaining about.
Speaker 6: Let that kids have a blast with.
Speaker 3: You're already already cool.
Speaker 6: She's a cool land sisters ever come to their house?
Speaker 6: Does bring her dogs?
Speaker 3: She brings your own dogs. On top of the dogs,
Speaker 3: you say, dog, we got to do something about the
Speaker 3: DB's hey dog bringers.
Speaker 6: Hey.
Speaker 10: Greg brought up a good point, and like the sisters over,
Speaker 10: tell tell them to come you all come my way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let them come spend the night here one night, honey.
Speaker 6: I did he say?
Speaker 3: His Her response was when when asked about all this
Speaker 3: is that he was controlling.
Speaker 6: Okay, see he kind of opened the bag there or whatever.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sure, they have talked about this. It does bother him.
Speaker 6: She has fired back and said, don't try to control me.
Speaker 5: So it is a problem, and says all you want
Speaker 5: to do is sit it around the house.
Speaker 14: So it is a problem in their marriage.
Speaker 5: They have discussed I want to parta wow, Shane.
Speaker 3: We love you, Shane. We do need to stop.
Speaker 6: Let me say, this marriage is the greatest and we
Speaker 6: want we wish them success. That's why we're talking about it.
Speaker 6: We can't just sweep things under that roll. We talk
Speaker 6: about it.
Speaker 3: We've been pulled in, Greg, But.
Speaker 6: At least I wants to talk to you. Greg, be available,
Speaker 6: be emotionally available to her.
Speaker 3: Nobody spending that of min That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Greg, Listen to this, Listen to what I said a
Speaker 5: minute ago.
Speaker 3: Greg and our brothers, I would never never, not because
Speaker 3: because unless works in and that's different. That's a unique situation,
Speaker 3: still weird bit different, but in normal situation. Greg's house
Speaker 3: is an hour and twenty minutes from my house. Never once, never, once,
Speaker 3: if I was up there all day for something, Yeah,
Speaker 3: have I ever thought too far drive back? You know
Speaker 3: what I mean.
Speaker 5: I'm spending the night with Greg.
Speaker 3: When we go to visit our siblings, we still go
Speaker 3: home when it's over, even if we've been there all day.
Speaker 5: Right, same thing in my house.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's getting late. You ain't got that drive.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna stay here. The spend the night part
Speaker 3: is how about like spending another way? But I don't either.
Speaker 3: I got to next Wednesday. Yeah, Greg, you're he's gonna
Speaker 3: spend the night with Larry. Oh my god, to spend
Speaker 3: the night with carro.
Speaker 9: Rig.
Speaker 3: What if Speedy has such a good time he starts
Speaker 3: doing like that guy's wife and goes and spends the
Speaker 3: night with Larry and Carolyn about twice a week. What
Speaker 3: if Terry came to this, Speedy keeps going to Larry
Speaker 3: and Carolyn, just staying overnight. Terry did say, she said,
Speaker 3: do you want me to go with you? Why would
Speaker 3: you do that to her? And that's what. Now we
Speaker 3: got a whole new day. We got a whole new
Speaker 3: there now. Yeah, I know, Yeah, guests bedroom delight, We're
Speaker 3: gonna hold her Tiger, gonna have some guest room to
Speaker 3: light on the text line, I'm surprised. But he doesn't
Speaker 3: spend the night at hobies. How about this.
Speaker 6: I never unless we're traveling as a you know, for something.
Speaker 3: I never spent the night away from Nobody wants to
Speaker 3: spend the night because we're adults.
Speaker 6: We go to our home and sleep at our homes.
Speaker 5: Nobody wants to.
Speaker 3: During hunting season, we'll go and spend the night for
Speaker 3: a hunt.
Speaker 1: But that's it.
Speaker 5: Well, when I'm not I like to have my snuggle
Speaker 5: with me.
Speaker 3: I don't do well.
Speaker 6: I turned Okay, Well, you know enough. Speculating on their marriage, Yeah,
Speaker 6: we were asked publicly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Shane, I saw you be coughing cup holding holding court.
Speaker 6: Maybe they can set some expectations, set some ground rules
Speaker 6: and talk about it and say, you know what, maybe
Speaker 6: once a let's limit to once a month. Let's just
Speaker 6: limit it to once a month. I would feel better
Speaker 6: about that. Once a week is a lot said more.
Speaker 3: Than once a week. More than once a week, okay,
Speaker 3: sometimes twice spent a couple like two to three times
Speaker 3: a week.
Speaker 6: I think I put that in there.
Speaker 3: That's not he said six times one time. If you know,
Speaker 3: if your husband said more than once a week, I'm
Speaker 3: going over to the guys and we're gonna play poker,
Speaker 3: and I was gonna stay over there. And they kept
Speaker 3: doing it every week, a couple of times a week. Hey,
Speaker 3: we can't even go to the hunting camp for more
Speaker 3: than just one.
Speaker 14: Not once a year.
Speaker 3: I get away with it at one time, maybe twice.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So you know, I hope I wish them the best.
Speaker 6: Greg hopes their marriage breaks.
Speaker 3: Greatuated to save it. You're the ones making Frankly, yeah,
Speaker 3: you're right. I gave him, you know, you know, maybe
Speaker 3: snort something like that. You don't get a lot of sleep.
Speaker 6: And Shane, you need to make sure you're emotionally available
Speaker 6: to you. I don't know, he's got on the phone
Speaker 6: too much.
Speaker 3: What are you? What are you doing?
Speaker 6: Greg?
Speaker 3: Look married for thirty one years.
Speaker 10: I'm sure he's not naive because he's been married for
Speaker 10: thirty one years, right, So maybe there's more. Maybe he's
Speaker 10: he's not a good explain Maybe he didn't explain it well.
Speaker 3: Dude, based on based on the phrase need to move on?
Speaker 3: How about this? This is the last I'll speak of
Speaker 3: it until I think of something else. The the he
Speaker 3: used the term controlling, and he used the term I'm
Speaker 3: a homebody and she basically she basically says, I'm boring.
Speaker 3: He says he works a lot.
Speaker 5: Maybe Shane needs to be a little more fun.
Speaker 3: Yep, Sane, you need yeah, chest fun, engaged, engauge. You
Speaker 3: know she has fun over there. They play games.
Speaker 5: When's the last time you took her out for when's
Speaker 5: the last time you took her out for a date?
Speaker 15: Got to go on.
Speaker 3: You have to keep here we go.
Speaker 6: You got to keep the road.
Speaker 3: You've been married like five years.
Speaker 6: You got to keep the romance alive. Greg at five five,
Speaker 6: it's been for long five years. If it's only been
Speaker 6: five years, Ruby's Ruby's five over five, You're like.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're making it weird now. But you know what
Speaker 3: I just I didn't expect to be pulled in this.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think he says, Hey, walt the sister. Once
Speaker 10: you have her, come over here and spend the night tonight,
Speaker 10: or go over there and y'all come back.
Speaker 3: Raise your hand. If you thought when Shane first started
Speaker 3: it was gonna be something much more lighthearted, I did.
Speaker 3: I wish my hand called you.
Speaker 6: The only ones didn't raise your hand and said you did?
Speaker 6: You don't listen?
Speaker 3: Did you think he was gonna go into that. No, okay,
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 6: But you need to keep you know, keep the keep
Speaker 6: the romance alive, Keep the romance alive.
Speaker 3: Romantic, Yeah, a.
Speaker 6: Gift or something, maybe an outfit.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I don't buy our outfit because I don't
Speaker 3: like what you picked up. That's right, boy, If you do,
Speaker 3: now you got to stand there and when that person
Speaker 3: asks you who's helping you?
Speaker 5: What size you wear?
Speaker 3: You're in a bye you are.
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Speaker 3: with Fox News. Now. Yes we're strange, but he is
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Speaker 3: they need and we'll have to carry those ourselves, and
Speaker 3: some of the disagreement and some of the views of
Speaker 3: that we hit that earlier in the program. If you
Speaker 3: miss that, this is a little bit different. This is
Speaker 3: Stephen A. Smith taking on the narrative that Trump is
Speaker 3: ruling like a king. Remember, just because the left screams something,
Speaker 3: mate signs and t shirts, then it's real. Whether it
Speaker 3: makes any sense or not, they seem to. They continue
Speaker 3: to show the world that they use phrases that they
Speaker 3: don't really seem to under stand the true definition of them.
Speaker 3: If he is a king, as we would say, he's
Speaker 3: not a very good one. He's even said if I
Speaker 3: was a king, trust me, there'd be a lot more
Speaker 3: getting done.
Speaker 5: That's getting done. Stephen A.
Speaker 3: Smith will now dump water on this narrative that Trump
Speaker 3: is ruling like a king. Here he is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, people talk about no kings, no kings.
Speaker 3: He's not a dictator. This is not an authoritarian regime.
Speaker 3: But that's why he's trying to make it like well, really.
Speaker 22: That's why the state's suing him. That's why he's losing
Speaker 22: some of these cases in court.
Speaker 6: Last time I check.
Speaker 22: You're in a position of power, you try to get
Speaker 22: your way, somebody sues you. They fend you off by
Speaker 22: going through our court system. The court system makes it ruling,
Speaker 22: and as a result, it shows that our system works.
Speaker 14: What is Trump doing differently than what he campaign doing.
Speaker 3: You may not like it, that's why you win the election.
Speaker 22: So he's not in a position to do it as
Speaker 22: opposed to focusing on stuff that they gonna win an election.
Speaker 3: M He's saying, if he is a king, then there
Speaker 3: wouldn't mean a way to stop him from doing anything,
Speaker 3: and Trump was sorry said that to himself. If I
Speaker 3: was a king, trust me, There'll be a lot more
Speaker 3: things that I would do, and I wouldn't have the
Speaker 3: wrestling match that I have. He's no different than any
Speaker 3: other administration that's ever gone into power. He tries to
Speaker 3: get through what he thinks will be best for America,
Speaker 3: and then the system either allows it to go through
Speaker 3: or the system stops it. King kings don't have to
Speaker 3: do that. If I could just break that to everybody,
Speaker 3: Let's look at five to this is that weird thing
Speaker 3: that it keeps happening, you know, the protest against ICE
Speaker 3: rounding up illegal aliens and Tatan sending them back to
Speaker 3: where they came from. The thing that continues to be
Speaker 3: strange about this is the whole thing that we thought
Speaker 3: we were told. And there are some people that this
Speaker 3: is true about no doubt. Of course, we have a
Speaker 3: legal immigration system that we can certainly work on making
Speaker 3: that smoother, but it's there. I talked with someone last
Speaker 3: night who became an American citizen. He talked told me
Speaker 3: about the system, and he said, you know someone who
Speaker 3: came to this country and worked to get my legal citizenship.
Speaker 5: I have no stomach for these people, he said, I don't.
Speaker 3: Why are that? Why are they more special than me?
Speaker 3: You even saw we have some of the cuts on
Speaker 3: that the view trying to get arnold, Yeah, to say
Speaker 3: something bad about Ice, and all he did was talk
Speaker 3: about how good America has been to him.
Speaker 6: That's fantastic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is they that backfired on him. So we
Speaker 3: have that too. But here's a woman who's who's been
Speaker 3: arrested because she tore down the United States flag and
Speaker 3: raised a Mexican flag, saying, this is my land.
Speaker 6: You're not gonna tell me what to do with mex
Speaker 6: Look at that flag because that flag isn't on.
Speaker 1: The Flsy is it.
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: People kill you?
Speaker 6: I'm going and you're hurting me. You're gonna regret it
Speaker 6: when you go, when your kids died, when your kids day.
Speaker 3: You're squeezing my hand, and I already know.
Speaker 5: That doesn't make us feel bad.
Speaker 3: Is it wasn't that at a at a at a
Speaker 3: park or or something like that.
Speaker 10: I think it's Heart Park, I believe, which is I'm
Speaker 10: not sure where, but I believe it was like a
Speaker 10: state park or something.
Speaker 6: It was the entrance and she decided to change it up.
Speaker 3: So I want to know. I thought you, yeah, I
Speaker 3: thought you were coming here to be part of America.
Speaker 3: So you're coming here to reclaim it for Mexico. Right,
Speaker 3: And of course it's not helping us when you say
Speaker 3: you're you're squeezing my arm. My people are going to
Speaker 3: kill your children. That's not good.
Speaker 5: That's not a happy yea. So let's go to Arnold.
Speaker 3: He was on the view. I think to be probably
Speaker 3: the best part of the speech, you think, because the
Speaker 3: other one it's a little lengthy. But so so Arnold
Speaker 3: is on the view and he's asked what does he
Speaker 3: think about ice arresting illegals and sending them back. They
Speaker 3: want him to be negative about ice, but he doesn't
Speaker 3: go there at all. He talks about, you know, how
Speaker 3: wonderful America's been to him, and what other country could
Speaker 3: he have come here as an immigrant and have the
Speaker 3: career that he had, and that he does not care
Speaker 3: for people trying to do what he did legally illegally.
Speaker 5: So here he is on the view. He never did
Speaker 5: take debate.
Speaker 9: Because I'm an immigrant, and the people will be there
Speaker 9: will be seven thousand some people there and we will
Speaker 9: be there. There will be people that will be sworn
Speaker 9: in and will become.
Speaker 1: Citizens that day. So it's really a great, great celebration.
Speaker 9: This is what this is all about, is to celebrate
Speaker 9: people becoming Americans and coming to America and order. And
Speaker 9: so I just think the world of the great kind
Speaker 9: of history that you have with immigrants in America. But
Speaker 9: the key thing also is at the same time that
Speaker 9: you got to do things legal. That is the important thing,
Speaker 9: you know, so you got to do things legal. And
Speaker 9: those people that are doing illegal things in America and
Speaker 9: they're there foreigners, they are not smart. Because when you
Speaker 9: come to America, your guest, and you have to behave
Speaker 9: like a guest, Like when I go to someone's house
Speaker 9: and I'm a guest, then that will do everything I can,
Speaker 9: keep things clean and to make my path and to
Speaker 9: do everything that is the right thing to do, rather
Speaker 9: than committing a crime or being abusive or something like that.
Speaker 9: So that doesn't really work in this country. So I
Speaker 9: think the important thing is when you become an immigrant
Speaker 9: to think about, Okay, I go to America because I
Speaker 9: want to use America for the great opportunities that America
Speaker 9: has in education, in jobs, creating a family, all of
Speaker 9: those kind of things. Then you have to think about, Okay,
Speaker 9: if I get all of those things from America, then
Speaker 9: I have to.
Speaker 3: Give something back.
Speaker 9: Onsibility as an immigrant to give back to America and
Speaker 9: to pay back to America and to go and do
Speaker 9: something for your community for no money whatsoever.
Speaker 3: Give something back to after.
Speaker 9: School program, especially Olympics or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: May just probably as they trying to tap him on
Speaker 3: the arms, try to and he's done it enough.
Speaker 5: He knew I've got the monologue. I'm not let him going.
Speaker 3: He does say, though, if I just show up, he said,
Speaker 3: you john't. I tell you, boy, that accident has really
Speaker 3: worked out great here, which is fine, but most people
Speaker 3: that's bothered you. The whole time he's been here. His
Speaker 3: accent hasn't gotten any better.
Speaker 6: That's not what the clip was about.
Speaker 10: It was not I am so glad that camera shot
Speaker 10: was just on him because I was so uncomfortable. They're
Speaker 10: seeing the whole panel just trying to They couldn't believe
Speaker 10: where it was going to cut him, tried.
Speaker 6: To cut him off, and Arnold said, no, I'm proud
Speaker 6: to be a blank.
Speaker 3: At least I know I have.
Speaker 6: He was probably signed up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he just and he said when they told you,
Speaker 3: he said what they did not want him to say. Look,
Speaker 3: if you're here illegally, that's that's my problem. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: can't come here commit crimes. You got to show some
Speaker 3: appreciation and that that is not what they wanted. They
Speaker 3: thought he was going to go off on this ice stuff.
Speaker 3: He never ever went down that road, and they hated it.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, they have the guts something by so what
Speaker 14: was that supposed to be armed?
Speaker 3: Was a little bit of Katherine hepperc far as God
Speaker 3: immigrant get by.
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Speaker 5: it Adler.
Speaker 6: No, I don't. I don't think so. I don't know this.
Speaker 14: This particular Adler what the Texas Hammers doesn't.
Speaker 6: Look like me that shortfellow does. Yeah, that doesn't know
Speaker 6: what what is? Boys got a wide face, right.
Speaker 3: I'm still going right down in the middle with the Okay.
Speaker 6: That's not what this is about.
Speaker 3: Hey bird, Hey bird, Oh speedy, this the one, oh boys,
Speaker 3: Eric says somebody he didn't print this when you'll watch
Speaker 3: watch out. I brought him you talking about awkward, and
Speaker 3: I wonder if you've been through this yet. I felt
Speaker 3: awkward the other night at a local restaurant when I
Speaker 3: asked for the check, and they're starting to do this.
Speaker 3: I've noticed this place. Is that that that cherry and
Speaker 3: I will eat or I will eat. The waiter brought
Speaker 3: over the handheld swipe. This is becoming more and more popular.
Speaker 3: Here's the awkwardness. I don't mind the convenience of it,
Speaker 3: but you have to leave a tip at the same time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the waiter can see it. Mmm, and he said I
Speaker 3: left a good tip. I thought that was a decent tip.
Speaker 3: He did get me a free cheese dip coupon. That's nice,
Speaker 3: he goes. But I felt pressured to do it if
Speaker 3: I if I had left a bad one. I wonder
Speaker 3: if this bothers speed he has the experience this. I
Speaker 3: have experienced it.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 10: Some of the waiters just leave it with you and
Speaker 10: then they go to service o the tables and then
Speaker 10: they come back and get it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 10: And then some have stood there kind of helping, like
Speaker 10: clean the table, acting busy, but I could tell they're looking.
Speaker 10: It comes with the downside, and that's one of them.
Speaker 10: The upside is somebody didn't walk off with your car,
Speaker 10: So I do like that. But yeah, that that I
Speaker 10: felt that before.
Speaker 6: I will say that I have a method that I use.
Speaker 3: Marital advice.
Speaker 6: I asked for the check. I asked for the check,
Speaker 6: and then I actually have my card ready to go,
Speaker 6: holding it, holding it because then because then they bring
Speaker 6: you the receipt and then they have to bring it
Speaker 6: back and it's an extra trip have to run it
Speaker 6: bring it back. And so when they bring the check,
Speaker 6: I just go, here you go. I'll send you with
Speaker 6: a card.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I get a text message anytime my card is ran,
Speaker 6: so I'm really not worried about fraud. And it's credit
Speaker 6: card that way, it's not a debit card. It's not
Speaker 6: my money. That's actually.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, I know there is that. But as
Speaker 6: I waited tables and save anytime you can save me
Speaker 6: a trip, I appreciate that. And I also I tip
Speaker 6: well too, just because you know it's the right thing
Speaker 6: to do.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I look when they're at the table, I did
Speaker 10: the same thing. I'm like, let's knock this out. I
Speaker 10: don't have come back. And it doesn't bother you that
Speaker 10: they're watching your tip, no, because I and here we go.
Speaker 10: Y'all have you fun When it comes to tipping, I
Speaker 10: don't mind that. I mean, I normally we tip well,
Speaker 10: I mean we do.
Speaker 3: Don't look at me like that. We discussed we'll take
Speaker 3: this cheap thing too far. We discussed what type of
Speaker 3: service deserves a tip. We got a men, some of
Speaker 3: them are stretched. Do you go to this koskin and
Speaker 3: ask for a tip and it's not even a person?
Speaker 5: The new thing now is it's just percentages. Now, this
Speaker 5: is the new thing. Yeah, I appreciate that, but would
Speaker 5: they just throw up there fifteen?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 3: Then there's the next one? I think is what twenty?
Speaker 3: And then it goes up there. I've seen some that
Speaker 3: are thirty seen something that you gave us, right? I
Speaker 3: did ask her they had a ten percent, but they didn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm joking. I take am I to believe
Speaker 3: that you will go to the third option. Yes, I'm
Speaker 3: either second or third. I'm never the first. Never know,
Speaker 3: because I mean there was there was.
Speaker 10: One time in Huntsville that we went after a game
Speaker 10: and the lady just acted mad that we were even there.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't think she was. I guess she
Speaker 3: was just having a bad day. I don't know what
Speaker 3: it was. She seemed to discuss her disgusted that she
Speaker 3: was even serving us, but we still left a tip,
Speaker 3: but she didn't get the highest mark, you know, punishment there.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, good night.
Speaker 3: I mean, but I know, I don't know what some
Speaker 3: people are going through. And you know it is weird,
Speaker 3: like Lisa loves like seven brew and Starbucks and they
Speaker 3: when you run your car now, they hold that thing
Speaker 3: out and it says, you know, gives you options on
Speaker 3: what tips you want to get after you just paid
Speaker 3: seven dollars for a cup of coffee. But it does
Speaker 3: bother you that they really they're not the barista. They're
Speaker 3: just to cash your word. That's true. Going on, Poe,
Speaker 3: we all split. It didn't really come to the table.
Speaker 6: As far as that wrung. Yeah, as far as that
Speaker 6: percent screen, it needs to start at fifteen percent. It
Speaker 6: doesn't need to start at twenty percent. I need to
Speaker 6: be able to shoot, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this like here's a lot of them have.
Speaker 6: This is a bad example because it goes twenty thirty, fifth, fifty,
Speaker 6: one hundred plus.
Speaker 5: You could eighteen before fifteen.
Speaker 6: Custom but I think that fifteen should be an option
Speaker 6: on the main screen.
Speaker 5: Don't start We're always told and.
Speaker 6: I'll tip twenty, but let me see that fifteen so
Speaker 6: I can feel good about not going to fifteen and
Speaker 6: I'm going to twenty.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Now with this new thing that they come to
Speaker 3: your table, you know, I've actually I've had said some
Speaker 3: of them. They'll flip that thing around to me and
Speaker 3: then lay down a pit sure of their kid, And
Speaker 3: I'm like, all right, he's hungry.
Speaker 10: Give me a ruling on this. So last week when
Speaker 10: I met j C. And he forgot his wallet the
Speaker 10: truck before he started going to lunch with Hobie, go ahead,
Speaker 10: yeah uh And and we we you know, had lunch
Speaker 10: and I bought lunch and I tipped. You know, we
Speaker 10: we got it at the count. I still tip because
Speaker 10: they were, you know, the people cooking in the back
Speaker 10: and everybody's running around.
Speaker 3: So I tip.
Speaker 10: And then I texted Terry and I said, hey, do
Speaker 10: you do you want anything? I don't want to come
Speaker 10: home empty handed and me not bring anything. She said,
Speaker 10: actually I would, I'd love you know. So I went
Speaker 10: back up and I said, hey, we want we need
Speaker 10: this to go. And then it's like, well, I've already tipped,
Speaker 10: but I'm just getting to go.
Speaker 3: Do I hip again, No me, You're in a different
Speaker 3: group of people. Now, well, I mean, I'm just you know.
Speaker 3: I mean it's like, are you in the to go
Speaker 3: bunch or the same same servers? To go and there's
Speaker 3: no servers there. It was just a cashier and they
Speaker 3: take all those new people.
Speaker 6: No same people.
Speaker 10: I've already tipped them, okay for the two meals, but
Speaker 10: I go back and get another meal to go.
Speaker 3: Of course, now that.
Speaker 6: Period I have to tip again. I just tip ten
Speaker 6: minutes you bought.
Speaker 3: More food, which means a percentagehould go up.
Speaker 6: The tipping on the the tipping on the to go
Speaker 6: is always a struggle. But I just yeah, I just
Speaker 6: envisioned like the kitchen staff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I do it for.
Speaker 6: And I think about them.
Speaker 3: None of them were working for free, no right, but
Speaker 3: they share restaurant should be paying them. I'm just saying
Speaker 3: the restaurant should be paying them. Yes, Okay, that was
Speaker 3: a tough dilemma I was in. Though I do, I
Speaker 3: do tip and when I go pick it up, but
Speaker 3: I really don't want to.
Speaker 14: I won't do my normal twenty twenty five percent.
Speaker 3: I just drove. I like it when they have a tip.
Speaker 3: Jar out there and I can just wad up a
Speaker 3: couple of bucks. They don't. They can't tell how much
Speaker 3: I was dropping it. How many of you? When was
Speaker 3: the last time you ate out somewhere and say the
Speaker 3: whatever it was and the change was was plenty that
Speaker 3: you threw down cash and walked out and just they
Speaker 3: just kept the change. I said, you said, I hadn't
Speaker 3: done that much movies a lot. I hadn't done that
Speaker 3: in a long time. I never I never paid for
Speaker 3: anything with cash anymore.
Speaker 6: No great talking about having bills? What is he? Where
Speaker 6: are you from the eighties?
Speaker 3: Goodness?
Speaker 6: Now you got folding money? Hey, you got folding money?
Speaker 6: What are you crazy? Sometimes I do like saying keep
Speaker 6: the change? Something about me?
Speaker 3: What about when they want you to round it up
Speaker 3: to the next dollar to have charity? It's all the corn.
Speaker 6: What charity is? Plus they're they're taking a cut. I
Speaker 6: want to give directly to that organization. Then that grocery store.
Speaker 6: But we know you're taking a cut grocery store.
Speaker 3: We all ever ask somebody what the cash price is
Speaker 3: versus the card price for what they are my buying.
Speaker 5: There's meals, meals that I've never heard of.
Speaker 6: Cash it's not as much.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of that on food.
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Speaker 3: of this early in the program. People are going off
Speaker 3: into these worlds that they're not real, and you do
Speaker 3: you remember the first time we started, and I don't
Speaker 3: want to open this door again. It's always just the
Speaker 3: best example. When we couldn't believe in the latter years
Speaker 3: of the Rick and Bubba Show that the flat Earth
Speaker 3: people were back, we couldn't believe it. But then it
Speaker 3: was explained to us how that would happen on the
Speaker 3: documentary Social Dilemma, that these people had been sucked into
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Speaker 3: So you got you got to learn to think for yourself.
Speaker 3: You got to learn to do your own research. Well,
Speaker 3: I'm looking at video twelve today and that or Speedy
Speaker 3: whoever found this video. People on the internet are claiming
Speaker 3: that pandas aren't real.
Speaker 6: Make some good points. They make some good This guy
Speaker 6: fake animals. This guy makes some good points.
Speaker 3: Okay, here we go, So y'all, before we start.
Speaker 6: This because you know, documentaries can change your can change
Speaker 6: your mind pretty quick. Right now, what do y'all say
Speaker 6: are pandas I'm going to.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go there real. They're real, buddy. A lot
Speaker 3: of evidence, a lot of evidence since I saw some
Speaker 3: of them in person in Atlanta. Yeah, well they're.
Speaker 6: Gonna This video is going to address that.
Speaker 14: You might not be thinking this after this documentary that.
Speaker 3: Is a big fat life. Do not exist.
Speaker 13: They don't exist in people's homes, they don't exist in
Speaker 13: the wild, but they do exist in the zoo. The
Speaker 13: first panda to be discovered was in the nineteen t
Speaker 13: and the first panda to be brought over to the
Speaker 13: US was in the nineteen thirties by this woman. And
Speaker 13: you know how I feel about Well, so you're telling me,
Speaker 13: in over four thousand years of Chinese history, they've never
Speaker 13: seen panda until the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 13: Even in a Chinese zodiac they have a dragon. Dragons
Speaker 13: are real, but panda's. They've been lying to you about animals.
Speaker 13: These are This is called a fake animal. They have
Speaker 13: fake animals in zoos just to gain popularity, gain gain money.
Speaker 6: Gain gott to follow the money.
Speaker 3: First of all, they kept editing and you couldn't he
Speaker 3: couldn't finish his sinate.
Speaker 6: That's fine, that's not about what it's not what the
Speaker 6: videos about you're talking about.
Speaker 3: He didn't say one thing that made me think they
Speaker 3: may not be Panda. I didn't hear one thing. What
Speaker 3: about the zodiac? What about the four thousand years of Chinese? Yeah,
Speaker 3: they kept cutting off when he's talking about, well, whoever
Speaker 3: edited it? And to see someone of Asian descent have
Speaker 3: so little technical skill is surprising.
Speaker 14: He's a he's an investigator, not an editor.
Speaker 3: The Asians know how to use technology, Adler. We all
Speaker 3: know that they were way ahead of the rest of
Speaker 3: it with the camera. I still feel good that penders
Speaker 3: are real. I'm going with that, all right, So why
Speaker 3: had that so if he's saying they're just in a zoo,
Speaker 3: what are they were in a costume? Fake animals? What
Speaker 3: about the fact that he's he just saying all the
Speaker 3: people who have filmed them live, they they put them
Speaker 3: out there and made them look like they were in
Speaker 3: the wild. They pretended they were in the wild.
Speaker 6: Let's see he might have what they actually are here
Speaker 6: on all right, here.
Speaker 13: Look at this picture that's a stuffed animal, but they
Speaker 13: make you think it's real.
Speaker 6: Okays, it did look like stuff that make some good points?
Speaker 3: Are there stuffed animals? To some better points than that.
Speaker 3: I watched him roll around and none of none of
Speaker 3: those were stuffed animals. If you if you want to say,
Speaker 3: could have been a small man, if you want to
Speaker 3: say they were in costume, it was a great costume.
Speaker 3: But you can't say that.
Speaker 5: You can't say they're stuffed animals.
Speaker 6: Do you think it's costumes?
Speaker 3: Then I do not.
Speaker 6: Patterson film Little Man, So you know it's raises some
Speaker 6: good questions.
Speaker 5: No, No, that's that's how horrible.
Speaker 6: Okay, well, I'm reading here that you might have had
Speaker 6: some dates wrong.
Speaker 5: I believe there's flat before.
Speaker 3: I believe that. Oh oh wow, I would thank you.
Speaker 3: I would believe that. I believe I was just about
Speaker 3: to a phone segment. Yeah now what I'm just saying, yeah,
Speaker 3: don't bring those people back. I'm sorry. By the way,
Speaker 3: that's a new commitment. And I don't talk flat Earth
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty five, as you don't know you've made done. Well,
Speaker 3: you said you can't speak done reasonable people. I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't have these discussions. I just yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: have enough life left, you know, I mean I look
Speaker 3: at it. I'm like, I'm probably talking.
Speaker 14: I mean, plus we have to move make room for
Speaker 14: the panda debate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but that's riviting. Yeah, I just wanted to
Speaker 3: hear king Ling and what he was saying. That's probably
Speaker 3: before I went on the internet. Probably one of the
Speaker 3: least researched horrific presentation of a point I think i've
Speaker 3: ever heard. Yeah, edited, Well, right, if you're going to
Speaker 3: that wasn't very good. You can't even have a panda.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm pretty secure in that pandas are real.
Speaker 3: A lot of footage of a lot of research on them.
Speaker 3: They're meaner than you think. They look so lovely, they're not.
Speaker 3: They're not as docile as they appear. Let me tell
Speaker 3: you else. You get you keeping eye on that koala bear,
Speaker 3: he'll charge. He's a cute little kwa. You ever seen
Speaker 3: the videos of one of them charging people? Yes, everybody
Speaker 3: thinks they're teddy bear.
Speaker 5: Be careful they buy it.
Speaker 14: If you don't constantly feed a koala, it will just
Speaker 14: go crazy on you.
Speaker 3: That's probably any animal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we literally as text nation.
Speaker 3: I think brilliantly points out, we literally have videos of
Speaker 3: Mama Pandas birthing baby Pandas. Okay, now I saw the
Speaker 3: video of them playing in the yea. They love to
Speaker 3: play in the snow. There's they look. Let me tell you,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of impressive stuffed animals. But watching one
Speaker 3: berth out of a little one, I've not seen that.
Speaker 3: I'd like a p They're really little one. They're born,
Speaker 3: they really are. They look so weird. I forgot I've
Speaker 3: seen baby Pandas.
Speaker 6: I forgot. I saw a fan that's.
Speaker 3: Sitting on the couch watching. I like to have a
Speaker 3: yeah in the backyard.
Speaker 6: All right, well, don't cool wall.
Speaker 14: Let's have like the certain things you don't want to get.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know. They haven't autom not all right,
Speaker 3: and there's no need for that. We'll be back bottom
Speaker 3: of the hour.
Speaker 6: It's pand is reel or fake? What do y'all?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go real. Discovered in eighteen sixty nine.
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Speaker 3: of this band before. I mean, I was wondering about that.
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Speaker 5: I don't know who these people are.
Speaker 3: Rock band frontman declares Trump voters not allowed at his shows.
Speaker 5: Of course these are the people with the money.
Speaker 3: But still, uh he this is a band I've never
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Speaker 3: people of the Christian faith in this? He dogged them.
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Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 3: Read jump dread jumpsuit apparatus. I think I vaguely heard
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Speaker 20: You have not?
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Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, Yeah, they're around, they've been They've been on
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Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Explain, Yeah, because you're a trumper, no doubt. Explain to
Speaker 3: me this this statement, okay. He specifically attacked Christian Trump supporters, stating,
Speaker 3: if you're a Christian and you voted for Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: shame on you. You are not allowed to come to
Speaker 3: my shows. I don't want you there. Don't come to
Speaker 3: my shows. I believe I'm gonna be okay the rest
Speaker 3: of my life. If I miss read what red jumpsuit
Speaker 3: apparatus Ronnie Winter, I think I've gone fifty eight years
Speaker 3: without ever seeing them, and I'm okay. I think we're
Speaker 3: gonna make it. I believe I'm gonna be at Ronning.
Speaker 3: And then he said it's not going to bother. He
Speaker 3: wants you to know too, Greg, You're not allowed to come,
Speaker 3: not just the four years he's president, you can't come forever. Okay,
Speaker 3: good ever? Yeah, who is this idiot? What is he
Speaker 3: talking about?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: I do know their biggest song, face Down. It's about
Speaker 6: a guy. It's about a guy that beats up a girl,
Speaker 6: and the chorus is do.
Speaker 14: You feel like come man when you beat her down?
Speaker 14: It's kind of like a pop punk pop punk kind
Speaker 14: of sound.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: That video has one hundred and seventy two million views
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Speaker 6: two million views on YouTube. It came out in two
Speaker 6: thousand and nine. Uh so it looks like their biggest
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Speaker 3: Behinre Hey, I'm gonna miss performance. Okay, Red, So what
Speaker 3: you say right now? This is another one of my
Speaker 3: favorite statements. Here, do not come to my shows because
Speaker 3: you're going to hear a lot of propaganda and you're
Speaker 3: going to hear like actual words of Jesus. I bet you,
Speaker 3: I bet it. Okay. So he's saying you're a fake
Speaker 3: Christian if you voted to try. But why won't you hear?
Speaker 3: But why does he care if he's the lead singer
Speaker 3: of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. Yeah, I'd like for him to
Speaker 3: walk all this Outanda, Well, listen to this. This will
Speaker 3: tell you something. In this statement you're gonna see if
Speaker 3: you come to my shows. Man, you're going to see
Speaker 3: a lot of acceptance from all areas of life and racism.
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Speaker 3: him that's pretty you know.
Speaker 10: I saw that a lot on a lot of the
Speaker 10: reels from these this no King right stuff, and when
Speaker 10: people are actually walking up and saying, I walk this
Speaker 10: out for me, you know, blah blah blah, And whenever
Speaker 10: you asked them more than one question, they would get mad.
Speaker 10: They would go to you're a racist, you're a n
Speaker 10: say you're a fascist, and then walk off. I was
Speaker 10: that that's their technique. It's like that you said, let's
Speaker 10: have a discussion. I would love to sit down to guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'd love to talk to Jumpsuit and just say, okay,
Speaker 3: let's were and I would love to say, let let's
Speaker 3: talk about Jesus for a minute. Tell me, tell me
Speaker 3: what you think Jesus said. I'd love to hear this
Speaker 3: and and let him finish, and then I'll say, all right,
Speaker 3: so we we're going to talk about everything Jesus said?
Speaker 3: Or did you just pick and choose a few things,
Speaker 3: and you've probably I can already hear it, you've probably
Speaker 3: taken them out of context. I said, I would say,
Speaker 3: so let's just break it down. I would have everything
Speaker 3: underlying in scripture. I said, I'm going to go through
Speaker 3: here and I'm going to show you everything that Jesus
Speaker 3: called sin, and some of it you're not going to like, okay.
Speaker 3: And then I'm going to show you where he said
Speaker 3: to repent of any of this and all of this
Speaker 3: or die forever. He has offered redemption for all who
Speaker 3: will repent. You're not going to like that word, and
Speaker 3: confess him as Lord. And then he says, if we
Speaker 3: truly love and will obey his commands on all things,
Speaker 3: not just preferred things.
Speaker 5: So i want to ask you a question on that.
Speaker 3: So if I wasn't supposed to vote for Trump, okay,
Speaker 3: And I've never said that Trump is anything other than
Speaker 3: a presidential candidate. I've said this many times. I don't
Speaker 3: see a lot of fruit that he would be part
Speaker 3: of the church, but he's not an enemy of the church.
Speaker 3: Now over here, on the other choice, you want me
Speaker 3: to come to your show and vote for abortion on demand.
Speaker 3: You want me to vote for a redefinition of God's
Speaker 3: standard of marriage. I'm very confused. So that's more Christian.
Speaker 3: I'm very confused by this whole thing. Maybe maybe what
Speaker 3: you're saying is lunacy. Would you like to consider that
Speaker 3: maybe you're the one that shouldn't be talking about Jesus.
Speaker 3: You know, I'd love to have that comment, and I'm
Speaker 3: never going to get to have that conversation. I'm not
Speaker 3: read because this notion, this whole thing that Jesus, Hey.
Speaker 6: Jesus man. He went, he lived among sinners, he sure.
Speaker 3: Did, and called every one of them to repentance. And
Speaker 3: when he left a group of sinners, they were changed.
Speaker 7: He was not.
Speaker 3: And he went to offer redemption. He went, and why
Speaker 3: would he offer redemption? Because we need it. He didn't
Speaker 3: come in there and say I'm here, I'm going to
Speaker 3: go to the cross state, live the way you always have. No, Biggie,
Speaker 3: I'm not here to change anything, man, I'm just here
Speaker 3: to love everybody. Now, I tell you how he loved
Speaker 3: us by saying, I'm going to offer you the opportunity
Speaker 3: be made right with a holy God, because you're all
Speaker 3: a bunch of sinners and every one of you is
Speaker 3: going to hell if you don't seek redemption through me.
Speaker 3: And he was very exclusive too. He did not offer
Speaker 3: a lot of ways to heaven. Narrow gate, that's Jesus's words,
Speaker 3: wide and easy. All these people are going into destruction.
Speaker 3: There was a lot of talk about obedience, a lot
Speaker 3: of talk about transformation, a lot of talk about turning
Speaker 3: from sin. Somehow, I don't think Jumpsuit's gonna talk about that,
Speaker 3: because because Jumpsuits got Jesus as a hippie, and he's
Speaker 3: just accepting of everybody, and just everybody stays the way
Speaker 3: they are. Jesus meets you right where you are, Rick, Yes,
Speaker 3: he does, we did, and leave you there. He calls
Speaker 3: you away from there to follow him. I'm just gonna
Speaker 3: bet Jumpsuit doesn't do all that I.
Speaker 4: Got.
Speaker 6: Oh man, I found the video where he makes that
Speaker 6: statement on his Instagram.
Speaker 3: I know exactly what he sounds like.
Speaker 6: And guys, I think I was probably close to he
Speaker 6: is not age well, that two thousand and nine video
Speaker 6: that I just watched, I kind of was envisioning him
Speaker 6: still looking at He's skinny, old guy, skinny old guy. Guys,
Speaker 6: that's him, that's him, that's him. Now he looks like
Speaker 6: he's on drugs, and that's coming from me.
Speaker 3: He looks like that scary guy from what was he Spiegel?
Speaker 5: What's his name from? From Lord of the Ring?
Speaker 3: Yes, don't kill yet. I'm sorry, my gosh, it's Larry
Speaker 3: the patch did.
Speaker 6: You say that we want people to be accepting. We
Speaker 6: want people to be accepting, so you can't come to
Speaker 6: our show. We're open and accepting, so you can't come.
Speaker 6: Do you hear the contradiction within the same sentence.
Speaker 3: They never hear that note. If you're accepting that that
Speaker 3: means Trump voters get to come to You're not accepting,
Speaker 3: You're you're you're actually exclusive. Yeah, you're saying that if
Speaker 3: people don't vote the way you didn't want them to vote,
Speaker 3: they can't come. That's not very accepting. It's not so
Speaker 3: we're open to all points of views. That's one of
Speaker 3: the points of view. You're just you're not even what
Speaker 3: you claim to be. You amrod.
Speaker 6: That's also half the country.
Speaker 3: Malnutrition looking skeletor. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 6: They they chose their name by throwing random words on
Speaker 6: a wall and voting for it. Okay, I just read
Speaker 6: that too, where their name comes from?
Speaker 9: Right? Jump?
Speaker 3: Shouldn't we talk about, you know, your obvious hero and
Speaker 3: heroin problem? First? Mm hmm, So I just I just
Speaker 3: get so sick and tired of Look, Jesus does not
Speaker 3: need a pr agent jumpsuit. Right, Okay, it's pretty it's
Speaker 3: pretty controversial. We'll be back fifteen minutes to the top.
Speaker 3: Unscreened phone calls going next, and we'll chat with you America.
Speaker 3: We'll find out what's on your mind right after this.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. Get on the show,
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Speaker 3: All right, guys, here we go. Unscreen phone calls. Hearing
Speaker 3: from you. I'm sorry the last time we did this,
Speaker 3: and that's what unscreen phone calls does.
Speaker 5: It's like us mining for content.
Speaker 3: And Shane gave us such such an in provocative conversation
Speaker 3: last hour. You know we didn't get many of you in.
Speaker 3: So here's another opportunity on the unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 6: Bring them in here.
Speaker 3: Let's get started. Welcome to the Rick Burgess Show. Unscreen
Speaker 3: phone calls, go right ahead. Honda's are real, Daddy Adler,
Speaker 3: you red jumpsuit Yankee.
Speaker 5: Good to hear from mister Chin today. That's Chin doing
Speaker 5: in there.
Speaker 6: He's alive. Is sad, y'all are sad, but he's alive.
Speaker 6: Still great.
Speaker 10: Wants you to be honest with me. You know, when
Speaker 10: something in the room for a really long time, you
Speaker 10: start to look over it a little bit. Are there
Speaker 10: days you forget about him and leave and don't feed him?
Speaker 3: Are you done with chin? I feed him every every
Speaker 3: almost almost every day. A rambler, when's the last time
Speaker 3: you cleaned the bow?
Speaker 6: Last week? Only it's only what Tuesday? What is it Monday?
Speaker 3: What is it Monday? Is it starting?
Speaker 5: Are you starting to wane on the whole chin thing?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, I'll feed him right now, y'all can
Speaker 6: see me.
Speaker 3: That's the way of it for him to remember.
Speaker 5: We continue Rick Burder's show. Unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 19: Go ahead, Hey, Speedy, this is Jodie for him by mountain.
Speaker 3: I think that was you. I didn't know when, but
Speaker 3: I knew it was like how hungry that fish jumped
Speaker 3: down the water, jumped out of the water. Look with
Speaker 3: them great ones. I've never seen the little fish like that. No,
Speaker 3: I'm down. I don't eat all in one big air.
Speaker 3: He's getting big air. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Unscreen phone calls Rick Burger show, go ahead, just.
Speaker 6: Be him Chinese food. So he gets hungry right after.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good, that's funny.
Speaker 20: Good.
Speaker 21: Hey, this is Sam calling from Pike County, and I
Speaker 21: just wanted to make a comment the fake pandas the
Speaker 21: fake flat Earth pandas. I just want to remind you
Speaker 21: that the furry.
Speaker 12: Groups still remember I still still exist.
Speaker 23: Yeah, and they got they got the little they got
Speaker 23: the outfits, they like, the cuddle they got.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 16: So the fake pandas out there. I just wanted to
Speaker 16: throw that out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, very much. You better watch about the bunch of deviants.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, I'm hiding in plain sight doing
Speaker 3: something weird.
Speaker 8: What's how wrong?
Speaker 3: You were one but we didn't know it and it
Speaker 3: came out. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Greg would be a donkey if he was a furry.
Speaker 3: It's like they started out.
Speaker 5: Oh look it's this little character's house.
Speaker 3: Sweet, Oh no, look at him?
Speaker 6: Why is there a zipper there?
Speaker 3: Yes, sir Rick Burgers show unscreen phone calls. Go ahead,
Speaker 3: Hey it is a baker up in Kentucky.
Speaker 16: You don't had a chance to check Gary's Facebook page
Speaker 16: this morning?
Speaker 3: I saw some ice. I don't have Facebook, but I
Speaker 3: saw an Instagram post he put out about you think
Speaker 3: you could have something? Yeah, yeah, day, yes he is.
Speaker 5: He's supposed to be doing some bush hogging. And listen,
Speaker 5: he's lost a tire.
Speaker 3: I mean you are saying I'm saying this. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's having some way till it comes around and you
Speaker 3: see this tractor.
Speaker 5: He thinks he's got it like he likes it. Looks
Speaker 5: like he's a bushog A lot.
Speaker 6: Of several times here he goes, Hen, that's what you
Speaker 6: get when you think you can have something.
Speaker 3: That's a big tire too.
Speaker 6: That's a big one dory, that's as big as I am.
Speaker 3: How do you mess up a tire like that? I
Speaker 3: don't know, on a flat field? How do you do it?
Speaker 6: Did he lose a Is there a bolt missing on?
Speaker 6: I don't know what I'm talking about here, but is
Speaker 6: there a bolt missing right here?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It looks like I wish won Why he didn't call
Speaker 3: me to come help him fix it? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Well he needs he wanted something that could actually help, right,
Speaker 6: all right?
Speaker 3: Rude?
Speaker 21: I said that.
Speaker 3: That's fine. I mean, you know, next time you don't
Speaker 3: need to cress in the phillips. Next time you need
Speaker 3: a double illumination lot fix you're fixed. You called somebody else.
Speaker 6: Thought about double illumination a lot yesterday bothered me many
Speaker 6: throughout the day.
Speaker 3: That was the goal. Rick Barger's show on screen phone
Speaker 3: calls go.
Speaker 12: Ahead, Hi, Yeah, this is Kelly from Hueytown. I'm actually
Speaker 12: I'm actually Olive who loves calling you on, absolutely loves Rick.
Speaker 3: I'm her dad.
Speaker 12: Oh cool, But yeah, she has summer show offs this
Speaker 12: week that she's doing over at up Mountain High School.
Speaker 12: And she was heartbroken this today when she couldn't get in,
Speaker 12: So I figured I better try to. But so she
Speaker 12: she just wanted to tell y'all she loves you. But
Speaker 12: y'all we're talking about the furry thing. Just wanted to
Speaker 12: let you know that in Birmingham there's a furry convention
Speaker 12: every year.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: The host the hotel that's right there behind the part
Speaker 12: of the Colonnade.
Speaker 17: I ran a.
Speaker 12: I managed the bar and grill there for several years
Speaker 12: and I would see that group in there every year
Speaker 12: just walking around the parking lot. Stuff is pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the right word. Are they walking around looking
Speaker 3: like a mascot? Where they in uniform all the time
Speaker 3: explains why I saw it? Yeah, I saw a rabbit.
Speaker 12: How like articulated those things are. But yeah, that's that's
Speaker 12: some weird stuff that goes on.
Speaker 5: No, that's a wacky bunch man, what a bunch?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's it.
Speaker 5: That's dress like tell Olive. We said, hello, Yeah, Greg
Speaker 5: likes it.
Speaker 6: Because you're anonymous, you can do freaking weird stuff.
Speaker 5: Only only the local people will get this.
Speaker 3: But that explains when I went over to Pablo's one
Speaker 3: day and there was a rabbit eating tortillas.
Speaker 6: Rick very local but very fun, very local hotel, he
Speaker 6: ran the bar and grill.
Speaker 3: I pictured them all dressed up in their stuff sitting
Speaker 3: at the bar.
Speaker 10: You ordered around when you ordered your cot, when you
Speaker 10: order your costume, if you are for it, which which
Speaker 10: which one would y'all be?
Speaker 3: But I'm not even beginning to go there. I'm saying
Speaker 3: I don't want to.
Speaker 6: Would you go with like a bulldog or no wolf?
Speaker 3: No, it would be something scary.
Speaker 6: No, I'd be a big, strong, sexy wolf.
Speaker 3: I don't want anything one man wolf pack. I don't
Speaker 3: want anything to do with that. But yeah, we just
Speaker 3: you know, answer your question. Yeah, go ahead, Rick Burgers
Speaker 3: show unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 8: He question, who are these people that paint train cars?
Speaker 8: Why do they do it?
Speaker 12: There's really talent, really good talent out there.
Speaker 8: What's their purpose?
Speaker 5: Understood that?
Speaker 3: And how do they find it? Sitting there long enough
Speaker 3: to paint?
Speaker 6: They sneak into the train yards at night?
Speaker 3: Is there no security? Is there no security there? He
Speaker 3: knows all about it.
Speaker 8: I got it.
Speaker 14: I've had friends, did you do it? I've had friends
Speaker 14: that were all about.
Speaker 6: That life and life would go out at night and
Speaker 6: and go tag things and things like that, and I'd
Speaker 6: be like, buddy, I'm in my twenties.
Speaker 3: This is you're running with the wrong crazy you're running
Speaker 3: is amazing. I gets stopping the training every now and
Speaker 3: then on the way it seems a waste of the
Speaker 3: painting are really amazing.
Speaker 6: The free hand.
Speaker 14: Spray paint is very difficult, and some people are very
Speaker 14: very good at it.
Speaker 6: It's impressive.
Speaker 14: But do it on a mural and get paid.
Speaker 9: Go go.
Speaker 6: People love that kind of art. It's and you see
Speaker 6: it in hip restaurants all the time.
Speaker 3: You need to confess start a business, business, you need
Speaker 3: to confess them.
Speaker 20: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I learned my lesson at six Flags that year
Speaker 3: South South Beach, Miami turned an entire neighborhood into that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they said, hey, let's embrace It's good for the artists
Speaker 3: that come out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is impressive.
Speaker 3: Everything's painted up. Rick Birder's show unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, good morning, Rick, how are you good?
Speaker 3: Good? Hope you're okay good?
Speaker 16: I thought about you last night. I was watching America's
Speaker 16: Got Talent. The show opened up with four men in
Speaker 16: their sixties from Detroit and they danced. I thought, oh,
Speaker 16: Rick's gotta see this. Oh boy, they're really good.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're talking about sixty plus year ol' Was it
Speaker 3: a really good dancers? I gotta see and that I've
Speaker 3: got to see that? All right, maybe we can find
Speaker 3: the video. That show's got some some Every now and
Speaker 3: then you'll come across some really strange stuff.
Speaker 6: What show was it?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, American Got Talent?
Speaker 5: A bunch of old men dancings which opened the shows?
Speaker 3: What he said, But there's always some guy that like
Speaker 3: dives on a nail head first, Yeah, I don't like watching.
Speaker 14: All No, no, like breaks bricks with their crotch or
Speaker 14: something weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, and then again we've discussed it before. I'm
Speaker 3: not going to go into it. But then people that sing,
Speaker 3: we got singing shows don't get on there and see
Speaker 3: there he goes. Yeah, Greg, you make that point. I
Speaker 3: know every time and repeat, it's valid. It's valid.
Speaker 9: We have.
Speaker 3: We have not one, but two. We got the Voice
Speaker 3: and American album. Yeah for singers. We don't need singers
Speaker 3: on America's got talent. And I noticed the audience will
Speaker 3: give a standovation for anybody. You don't even have to
Speaker 3: be good. If you come out there and like you
Speaker 3: were homeless once and you just see somewhat good. Oh,
Speaker 3: they'll all start crying, standing on their feet, clapping every time.
Speaker 6: When I found the ohld guy dancing, Oh they got
Speaker 6: quick feet, they got quick feet, look at it, still
Speaker 6: got it.
Speaker 3: They can go. I wish that was us.
Speaker 1: For us, this is the Rick Burgess Show, the hardest
Speaker 1: working men in the business, The Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it, simply out working the competition. We got
Speaker 3: to go and hey, we're running at a fast pace here,
Speaker 3: come on, keep you stay up, let us let's go speedy.
Speaker 3: Greg Adler all here getting aptured again today and i'd
Speaker 3: be Rick as we roll into the hour. We've got
Speaker 3: a couple of things to discuss. This was presented to
Speaker 3: me yesterday, not doing a full segment, just gonna do
Speaker 3: this one email here from Caleb and this is something
Speaker 3: that we've been working on. And Greg has an interesting
Speaker 3: question to ask too about the evolution of public restroom
Speaker 3: etiquette at it. Yeah, well here here says the other
Speaker 3: day on the show, you talked about being in the
Speaker 3: restroom wanting to fix a guy's collar. You did not
Speaker 3: make that move, and that was the right thing.
Speaker 5: Today.
Speaker 3: I was at a meeting with other teachers from different
Speaker 3: schools and we went to use the restroom. I was
Speaker 3: standing at the urinal and a guy walks in. I
Speaker 3: don't know this man at all. He barely took one
Speaker 3: step in and he saw me, and he said, hey, man,
Speaker 3: how's it going. And he said that with the type
Speaker 3: of enthusiasm speed he would greet someone. I mean, he
Speaker 3: was coming in, unhot, not sure what to really say.
Speaker 3: I just said good, good you, and then he proceeded
Speaker 3: to talk about it was going good and he was
Speaker 3: glad it wasn't raining. And I washed up while he
Speaker 3: was still talking, and I would reply with a yep, yep,
Speaker 3: and then I left. I've said hi people in the restroom,
Speaker 3: but I've never with a guy with this kind of
Speaker 3: happiness and desire to talk to another man in the
Speaker 3: bathroom as if we were talking to each other out
Speaker 3: on the sidewalk. Did I do what I should have
Speaker 3: was at the right protocol with a happy talker in
Speaker 3: the bathroom? Should I have given more? Did I give
Speaker 3: it the right amount? Don't want to be rude, but
Speaker 3: normally don't find myself in that situation. Loved the show.
Speaker 3: Haven't missed a day since it started. Cave City, Arkansas, Arkansas.
Speaker 3: I thought it might have been you and he didn't
Speaker 3: know it. No, I've just simply saw the guys.
Speaker 5: He said, you know, a happy talker in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: I think it's limited talking in the bathroom unless just
Speaker 3: somebody you know. By the way, have y'all have y'all
Speaker 3: encountered yet in our bathroom? We have a new character.
Speaker 3: Oh no, we got a new character.
Speaker 8: Who is it?
Speaker 3: The stall? The number two stall burper? He said, Sarin
Speaker 3: burps the whole time, and he always picked stall number two.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, wow, that guy. And I don't know
Speaker 3: why he's burping?
Speaker 6: Is he ever?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 20: I was in there?
Speaker 6: I was in there the other day and a guy
Speaker 6: was like, I don't know what to call this except
Speaker 6: to say like grown sighing.
Speaker 3: Like I've heard that guy, I have to I've heard
Speaker 3: creep me out. I've heard it you.
Speaker 5: I've heard it.
Speaker 6: Start wearing.
Speaker 3: Yes, because I don't I know this guy. I know
Speaker 3: what you're doing. I have heard that. What are you?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 3: He and the He and the may be the same guy.
Speaker 6: It might be the same guy because installed he doesn't
Speaker 6: care about making sound.
Speaker 5: Is he always installed?
Speaker 3: He was that way? Yes, he's always installed to. That's
Speaker 3: his favorite stall, by the way, And that's not a
Speaker 3: good pick. Stall to is not good.
Speaker 6: It's not a good Everybody goes to stall to. Never
Speaker 6: never go to that one.
Speaker 3: Don't go to one. I started three. If three and four,
Speaker 3: if you go to one, and hey, I deal with
Speaker 3: the guy a urinal Ana sitting next year. Yeah, I know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: one's the worst, is it? I'm always four. I'm in
Speaker 3: the handy stall. Oh yeah, I got it by handicap
Speaker 3: shows up. I'll give it up.
Speaker 6: That's kind of rick. You and I were in the
Speaker 6: restroom together at the same time a couple of breaks ago.
Speaker 6: You remember that, I do you remember? We had a
Speaker 6: quick conversation about immigration.
Speaker 3: It was quick.
Speaker 6: It was a quick yes. Yeah, it was just like yeah,
Speaker 6: And I said, some people think that the United States
Speaker 6: can just be the hospital for the world and that
Speaker 6: just you can't. I just can't sustain that. That's an
Speaker 6: unsustainable model. And you go, yeah, a lot of people
Speaker 6: do think that they must because that's the way they act.
Speaker 6: And you left. At that moment, I realized there was
Speaker 6: somebody in the stall with us. Did you know that?
Speaker 3: I did not.
Speaker 6: I thought we had the bathroom to ourselves too, So
Speaker 6: then it's just me and that person. And I felt
Speaker 6: like I had to clarify.
Speaker 3: Didn't finish that out, laud to yourself, like you want
Speaker 3: him to hear the end of it.
Speaker 6: So I said to myself, I'm pro immigration, but it
Speaker 6: has to be legal, because you didn't know what you
Speaker 6: think somebody was spanning, was gonna come walking out? Look,
Speaker 6: I don't look she.
Speaker 5: Could be standing out in the hall.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, but she's sweet.
Speaker 6: She's a sweetheart.
Speaker 3: No, she is.
Speaker 5: I talked to her about it.
Speaker 3: You talked you. No, I just made that guys hoping.
Speaker 6: She seems legal. She seems legal, but she's not running.
Speaker 3: Well. I tried something the other day. You know, I
Speaker 3: go get door dash at that door lock, buddy, we
Speaker 3: know you got money, and she was out you got money,
Speaker 3: and I was there getting my lunch and I tested
Speaker 3: something just to see how she would react. I looked
Speaker 3: down at my drink and screamed at what no ice,
Speaker 3: and just to see what she would do.
Speaker 6: And she looks a little bit.
Speaker 5: She let go of the cart and move for.
Speaker 3: Just a second. Then she realized that you were talking about.
Speaker 6: Have you noticed she had ever? She's not one of
Speaker 6: those people that will look you, like look straight at you.
Speaker 6: She's almost like looking at the side of like nervously
Speaker 6: on the side of leave me alone.
Speaker 3: Basically, I'm still got to go back to something.
Speaker 5: So you talk out loud to yourself.
Speaker 6: That person might have headphones on and never even heard
Speaker 6: that you.
Speaker 3: Did he know you were talking to him? Did he
Speaker 3: hear that Rick had left? Hey, doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: I think he had heard that Rick had left, But
Speaker 6: I just acted like Rick was still in there for
Speaker 6: me to finish.
Speaker 3: I had to finish my thought.
Speaker 6: Yeah, anti immigrant, I'm no pigging just.
Speaker 3: About legal immigration. That bothers me.
Speaker 6: I'm the first person ever said that, hey gotta be legal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Greg, you were talking about the evolution of thinking
Speaker 3: about the public think back, think back when you're a kid.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, my first recollection of a public bathroom either
Speaker 3: at school or where it's probably before school, they had
Speaker 3: the big trough. Everybody stood shoulder to show. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: had ceramic style, you had the metal ones. You had
Speaker 3: the floor ones, yep, which was bad because it splashed
Speaker 3: on everybody's feet. Right then at that time you had
Speaker 3: before this, you didn't even have stalls. But my first
Speaker 3: memory there were stalls, but they didn't have doors. Correct.
Speaker 3: Then all of a sudden we put doors on stalls,
Speaker 3: and then these showed up. Remember those you know, those
Speaker 3: were probably early. These are standing urinals, but they're all
Speaker 3: the way to the ground, but they're still but they're
Speaker 3: still individuals.
Speaker 5: So we left the cattle trough.
Speaker 3: It used to be like a like a bathtub and
Speaker 3: you would stand shoulder to shoulder right with the people,
Speaker 3: and everybody was good.
Speaker 5: We had a lot of modesty there.
Speaker 3: Then we threw urinals on the wall. Yeah, still standing,
Speaker 3: and then we put a divider. My point is we're
Speaker 3: slowly getting more modest, evidently right, because no doubt we
Speaker 3: were fine before, were we?
Speaker 5: I guess we didn't know, We didn't know any better.
Speaker 3: Privacy was just But when did we decide to be sicily,
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess I'm glad?
Speaker 5: Are you not glad?
Speaker 3: This is how I guess I am. But but also
Speaker 3: it's kind of embarrassing. It wasn't embarrassing when we're all
Speaker 3: standing there like little boys.
Speaker 6: We didn't care.
Speaker 3: I mean, you realize at one point, great, because you're
Speaker 3: a little boy. You're Sometimes we didn't come up to
Speaker 3: the man's waist. I'll say, we're standing there next to
Speaker 3: him and we're like, oh my goodness, sir, the divider.
Speaker 3: Does it help with stage right? I'll admit that you
Speaker 3: remember those days.
Speaker 6: Oh, you better think about it before you go in there.
Speaker 6: You gotta get your mind right before you're in there.
Speaker 6: If your mind isn't get your mind right.
Speaker 3: At what point did we go, Okay, we're building buildings, Hey, bathroom.
Speaker 3: You know what we're gonna do. Now, we're gonna put
Speaker 3: doors on the stalls, and you know what, we're gonna
Speaker 3: go urinals and we're gonna put dividers made that. I
Speaker 3: think your question is a valid one, But I'd almost
Speaker 3: like to look at it in reverse. Why wasn't this
Speaker 3: the original design?
Speaker 5: Those what we have now?
Speaker 3: Why was that that?
Speaker 5: Why wasn't that the first thought?
Speaker 3: It took us a long time to get remember these
Speaker 3: metal ones. Yeah, yeah, Rick, I tell you why. I
Speaker 3: don't think it was even a thought, because that's just
Speaker 3: what they did. And they was never even a thought
Speaker 3: that that was needed. And this is why you said
Speaker 3: speeding and the break. You're right.
Speaker 5: This is why the old men at the gym walking
Speaker 5: around neked.
Speaker 3: All the time. Yes, yes, with a tile around their shoulder.
Speaker 3: And I have an example, you know, because you use
Speaker 3: the towles. So I have another, please. I went and
Speaker 3: looked at where they built the new facility down there
Speaker 3: at Oxford and they named it that'sh your dad and
Speaker 3: coach here. And I went and I took a tour
Speaker 3: of it and I said, where are the showers? They said, well,
Speaker 3: and they were like three shower heads in this little area.
Speaker 3: And I said, they don't shower and they go, no,
Speaker 3: you know, we were after practice, everybody going to a shower.
Speaker 3: I've noticed that.
Speaker 5: We talked about this. I saw that, and they don't
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 3: I saw that happen with my kids, you know, because
Speaker 3: having two that are in their mid thirties and then
Speaker 3: two that are in their mid twenties, the mid twenty guys,
Speaker 3: they didn't hit the shower right, after practice like we
Speaker 3: always did, and I thought that was weird. They put
Speaker 3: their clothes back on, dirty and go home. What do
Speaker 3: we do? We went straight to the shower, and when
Speaker 3: I brought up, I said, y'all don't shower And they're like,
Speaker 3: what is the whole team stand around in their shower.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, that's what we all did. You'd be
Speaker 3: waiting a little base and somebody like Kate. Would it
Speaker 3: taught you confidence? Yeah, it taught you confidence, ought you
Speaker 3: to be happy with.
Speaker 1: Who you are.
Speaker 3: It also taught you to time your shower when you
Speaker 3: were in there with a certain group and not another group. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you knew who to avoid. You knew to avoid. Oh yeah.
Speaker 6: To y'all's point, though, with the way things are going,
Speaker 6: eventually urinals will be gone. They'll just get they're slowly
Speaker 6: morphing into stall private stalls and then they say no
Speaker 6: standing to peer. Everybody has to sit down.
Speaker 3: That's the new America. We've already hit it there. It
Speaker 3: feels like this is the.
Speaker 1: Rick Burgess show. Sure you played a little ball, Rick Burgess.
Speaker 3: I'm noticing a lot of people on the text Nation,
Speaker 3: I don't think you'll play football. They were putting things out.
Speaker 3: Why why would don'ybody go back a teka shower and
Speaker 3: go back and put on the dirty clothes they wore
Speaker 3: to school that day?
Speaker 17: We did.
Speaker 3: Wait, you could have some jim shorts or something in there.
Speaker 3: But let's say when past jim but let's say that
Speaker 3: you did. Do you have any idea how much you
Speaker 3: sweat in a practice of football? Yeah, I mean you
Speaker 3: sweat to the point that you smell ammonia. You do,
Speaker 3: and you're like, where's that immonia? Smell?
Speaker 5: My gosh, that's me.
Speaker 3: It's not a little I remember sweating to the point
Speaker 3: that I'm like, okay, slime's coming out of my pores?
Speaker 3: Is that bad? I mean that was like a slime
Speaker 3: put a flannel. Yeah, yeah, and you just go put
Speaker 3: them clothes on. Even if you didn't have jim shorts
Speaker 3: or a T shirt or some sweats to wear a home,
Speaker 3: which you normally did, it's still so much cleaner to
Speaker 3: put those clothes back on after a shower. I mean,
Speaker 3: the only thing they've got is a little wear and
Speaker 3: tear from wearing.
Speaker 5: The school that day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's nothing compared to what that football practice distroduced.
Speaker 3: I mean, hey, some smells good grief. Yeah, lord, hell
Speaker 3: so so some of you I don't think a great
Speaker 3: day that you did it, but no, but you did it. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: But okay, so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're out of touch with the public inner schools,
Speaker 3: city schools. What was that gona do with stinking? Everybody
Speaker 3: stinks no matter where your school is, private, public. I
Speaker 3: bet people even stink at home if they are a
Speaker 3: lot of stink.
Speaker 10: So so it changed where my boys went. I guess
Speaker 10: when Jason Reese became a junior, the school went to
Speaker 10: before school practices. They would they started like five in
Speaker 10: the morning, five thirty and they and they would practice
Speaker 10: prior to school, so you they had to take shower
Speaker 10: of course, you know, for the rest of the day,
Speaker 10: and then on the back end after school. You sure
Speaker 10: were glad that, you know that you did practice prior
Speaker 10: to but it was the heat of the day and
Speaker 10: different things and knocking it out, and the coaches realized
Speaker 10: that there were actually better practices in the morning versus
Speaker 10: getting kids after school tired, high, lethargic and all that.
Speaker 10: So they went to that and that kind of changed
Speaker 10: things a little bit for them.
Speaker 3: You yeah, yeah, you remember people. I remember some pe
Speaker 3: you get into little sweaty yeah, oh yeah, how much
Speaker 3: you could do about that.
Speaker 6: I took weight training and weight training, and then on
Speaker 6: Wednesdays we played war ball, which I don't think they
Speaker 6: do that anymore. You can't have that. It's you know,
Speaker 6: it makes light of war But I remember taking shower putting.
Speaker 6: Would I would put my old jeans back on because
Speaker 6: I didn't work out in them, so I would put
Speaker 6: my I from my put my old jeans back on.
Speaker 14: You go and sit down on that chair in uh
Speaker 14: in class, in your desk, and.
Speaker 6: Buddy, if you just stood straight up, the sweat butt
Speaker 6: print that you would leave on that chair that your
Speaker 6: heart was horrible. I learned that I had to slide off.
Speaker 6: I would slide off because otherwise, I mean, you're leaving
Speaker 6: a puddle of butt sweat on there.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 14: That's a tip for anybody that's got a hey, sweaty butt.
Speaker 3: Thank you go nasty. Wow. Somebody put up there too.
Speaker 3: To days, you remember having to put those in the
Speaker 3: morning and come back in the evening and put them
Speaker 3: back on because you aren't going to wash them between
Speaker 3: prep still wet, and I would do them inside out
Speaker 3: and hang them and just hope they drive something.
Speaker 6: Please drive, try to get those ads were so wet. Yes,
Speaker 6: so horrible vinegar.
Speaker 3: So it's a wonder we all didn't have it. And
Speaker 3: it does seem be as much staff infection then now
Speaker 3: staff infections everywhere, right, Yeah, yes, yes, but I understand
Speaker 3: the logic of practice seen before school, but I would
Speaker 3: have hated that because a lot. I actually had this
Speaker 3: conversation last night with somebody who asked me about it.
Speaker 3: I was so not a morning person. I hated anything
Speaker 3: that made me get up one second earlier than I
Speaker 3: already had to get up. I hated what time we
Speaker 3: got up for school, to be told I had to
Speaker 3: get up two hours earlier to go to a practice
Speaker 3: before school's ever started. I understand the logic behind it,
Speaker 3: but I would have personally hated it. Yeah, through their
Speaker 3: I guess their little testing. I hated to get up early.
Speaker 3: I hated it.
Speaker 5: Still don't like it much.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the grades were better because you know homework and
Speaker 10: now you get whatever. Anyway, through all their t and
Speaker 10: they the practices were better, and after school sometimes they
Speaker 10: might do endies or different things that were more voluntary
Speaker 10: or just some extra work, but the full practice was
Speaker 10: prior to school.
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine that. Yeah, yeah, can you imagine
Speaker 3: us thinking we had to get up at what five?
Speaker 3: Be there at five? Yeah, five thirty seven or something
Speaker 3: like that. Would have hated that. I'm not proud of this,
Speaker 3: but that's why I hated Bible scow and here we go.
Speaker 3: When I was a kid, it was always the first week.
Speaker 3: Always I was a kid, it was the first week
Speaker 3: that we were out of school, and I was looking
Speaker 3: forward to sleeping late, and we had Bible school in
Speaker 3: the mornings. We didn't have it in the evenings, and
Speaker 3: I'd be mad because we had to get up early
Speaker 3: for that week. I have to admit that that was
Speaker 3: the same way, but I think now I was like wat,
Speaker 3: school's over and we got to get up and go
Speaker 3: to something else. Yeah, And I don't like fake newsings
Speaker 3: that much. And we had to eat them, oh yeah.
Speaker 5: Ours.
Speaker 3: Graand crackers and kool aid. We had to line up
Speaker 3: every morning march in. Do you remember sitting there like
Speaker 3: kind of having a little bit of a bad attitude
Speaker 3: pledging to the flag, I sure did. Then we'd sing
Speaker 3: to B I B L E.
Speaker 8: But we were like.
Speaker 3: You wanted, you wanted to say to Mama, Mama, we
Speaker 3: just got out of school. You send us to school again? Yeah,
Speaker 3: because MoMA always helped that Bible school, so we had
Speaker 3: to go. Yeah, yeah, I look, okay, I was when
Speaker 3: I was a kid. I didn't like BBS. I have
Speaker 3: to I was with you all the way. I was like,
Speaker 3: I'd rather be playing at home in New York. Yeah,
Speaker 3: after sleeping a couple more hours, right, no doubt you.
Speaker 5: And I know Adler didn't miss one. Being a worship
Speaker 5: pastor's kid.
Speaker 6: My whole life was Bible school, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, if it had been in the evening, like a
Speaker 3: lot of them do now, I might have liked it better.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of that was new. I don't remember
Speaker 3: Bible school ever, I mean vacation Bible school ever being
Speaker 3: in the evening till modern day. Oh yeah did there
Speaker 3: and we were coming up now. I don't think I
Speaker 3: can still be I can still I can still be
Speaker 3: in that station wagon and see them and kids lining
Speaker 3: up outside the worship center. Yeah, calling the steps and
Speaker 3: everybody holding up signs where you're supposed to go.
Speaker 8: With your.
Speaker 17: Agent.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but then you saw there was a little
Speaker 3: cute girl there and you were fine.
Speaker 6: And then you're like, oh, this isn't so bad at all.
Speaker 6: I didn't war ball.
Speaker 3: Okay, that know how good I am. So none of
Speaker 3: us said, oh good, we're here to learn more about
Speaker 3: the Bible that I forgot.
Speaker 6: That's the point.
Speaker 3: Probably would have been a more proper attitude that better
Speaker 3: wait to look at it.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is the Rick Burgess Show. Don't forget the
Speaker 1: Wednesday Bible study today at noon Central Time on the
Speaker 1: Rick Burger Show YouTube channel.
Speaker 3: That'll be job eighteen today. So join us if you
Speaker 3: would like, fellas, you can join us here in the room.
Speaker 3: In ladies, y'all can join us via YouTube or catch
Speaker 3: the archive later today. Men are women, So an adler
Speaker 3: gets that out pretty quick too. All right, So some
Speaker 3: other things that are in the uh in the headlines today.
Speaker 3: When you see this headline, it'll kind of get your attention.
Speaker 3: Human remains found near Taylor Swift's mansion now identified. That's
Speaker 3: a clicker, that's a termine. What do they mean by
Speaker 3: near that's a click. Well you read this and you think, well,
Speaker 3: some stalker has finally been killed or died trying to
Speaker 3: get into her mansion. But you really, the more you
Speaker 3: look at they basically just found someone who's been missing. Yeah. Uh,
Speaker 3: and it happened. The body happened to wash up near
Speaker 3: her home. Really no connection to Taylor Swift, but it
Speaker 3: does make for a nice headline. She a suspector no, no,
Speaker 3: that that's you know, she does have you know, there
Speaker 3: is of course, you know they have they have lots
Speaker 3: of stalkers, I'm sure, but she had one member. They
Speaker 3: had to had to kind of do. Oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that was that's by the way, I saw something speaking.
Speaker 14: Of bodies washing up. If you guys have a quick moment.
Speaker 3: That's what kind of transition is that.
Speaker 14: Well, y'all were just talking about bodies washing up and such.
Speaker 3: Uh. There is a.
Speaker 6: Lake Tahoe boat rental company that posted this video and
Speaker 6: it's the creepiest thing I've ever heard my time.
Speaker 5: Why are we watching it?
Speaker 6: Well, this Lake Tahoe boat around company, they brought it up.
Speaker 6: I didn't bring it up. They brought it up.
Speaker 3: So what what?
Speaker 6: So Lake Tahoe supposedly has a lot of people, a
Speaker 6: lot of dead people in it. Y'all know about this? No,
Speaker 6: is there like a dump it's like a dumping ground.
Speaker 3: Oh really, they kill people and that's where they put them. Yes,
Speaker 3: so this near Tyler Swift mansion.
Speaker 6: It's not okay, all right, this is the creepiest thing
Speaker 6: I've ever heard.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 20: So, if there are a bunch of dead bodies inside
Speaker 20: of Lake Tahoe, why would they not eventually rise back
Speaker 20: up to the surface like most bodies do when you
Speaker 20: dump from the water.
Speaker 6: The reason that bodies.
Speaker 20: Usually float back up when you dump them in a
Speaker 20: body of water is because as the body starts to
Speaker 20: break down, it releases gases.
Speaker 3: Those gases make the body bloat and rise up to
Speaker 3: the surface.
Speaker 20: Greg might be dead, but bodies don't start to decompose
Speaker 20: if they are kept cold enough.
Speaker 3: Think of like a moor.
Speaker 20: The moorg has a refrigerator for their bodies, and they
Speaker 20: don't decompose because they are kept cold. And Lake Tahoe
Speaker 20: at the bottom of it acts exactly like that refrigerator.
Speaker 13: Guys.
Speaker 20: Since there's a tremendous amount of water and a tremendous
Speaker 20: depth inside the Tahoe. The bottom of the lake never
Speaker 20: gets above thirty nine degrees, so the temperature and the
Speaker 20: pressure inside of Lake Tahoe are just going to prevent
Speaker 20: the bodies from undergoing those natural decomposition process, so they
Speaker 20: never bloat and they never float back up to the surface.
Speaker 20: Some people believe that there is a depth at which
Speaker 20: most of the bodies will stay naturally, and so if
Speaker 20: you swim down to that depth, you'd see hundreds, if
Speaker 20: not thousands, of bodies all around you, perfectly preserved.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That didn't make no investigators would go down and get
Speaker 3: the bodies. First of all, what kindody sees them? How
Speaker 3: do they know where's all the missing? You're something else today? First?
Speaker 3: Pand is now this? Thank you? Those are basically the same.
Speaker 6: That and the pend those are Hey, both of these
Speaker 6: are backed by science, and they're creeping me out.
Speaker 3: Hey, thank you for that pigment. Sure, Hey, if there's
Speaker 3: bodies at the bottom of the lake, thousands of investigators
Speaker 3: have divers go down and get the bodies and then
Speaker 3: investigate the crime.
Speaker 6: No, why would he leave bodies down there? Because it's
Speaker 6: it's the mob. It's all tied up corruption.
Speaker 3: This is somebody who's trying to be sharp at Greg.
Speaker 3: I'll go and steal that line going from people looking
Speaker 3: and got Adler. Everybody's getting him today.
Speaker 6: What is only four hundred and fifty miles away from
Speaker 6: Lake A Hoe? I don't know Los Vegas? Who runs
Speaker 6: Las Vegas?
Speaker 2: The mob?
Speaker 6: Thank you thousands down there.
Speaker 14: You go swim down there and be around you like
Speaker 14: you're on a dance floor, surrounding you.
Speaker 6: I am creeped out.
Speaker 3: Next man arrested near No King's protest allegedly had a
Speaker 3: stash of pot bombs, yes at his home.
Speaker 10: This video was going around and it looked like they
Speaker 10: were cuffing the guy and checking him out. And at
Speaker 10: first he was in the middle of all these riots,
Speaker 10: and so you weren't really sure, and there was some
Speaker 10: assumptions as to what was going on. But now the
Speaker 10: story is confirming what he had, because some of them
Speaker 10: were suggesting that he had a gun or something, but
Speaker 10: he had more.
Speaker 3: Now they keep saying allegedly, So I guess he's gonna
Speaker 3: just because he's got he's got to respond to the accusation.
Speaker 3: They said allegedly just that they discovered pop bombs during
Speaker 3: their search of his home. They found all kinds of
Speaker 3: other resources that would include that would you know, could
Speaker 3: possibly be explosive.
Speaker 5: See this, this is the thing I don't know.
Speaker 3: These these leftists have just I mean, whatever happened to
Speaker 3: we all just kind of disagree. Their whole thing is
Speaker 3: now blowing things up, setting things on fire, killing people.
Speaker 3: I mean it's you know, going into people's homes, you know,
Speaker 3: impersonating an officer, shooting the place of it because I
Speaker 3: don't like the way you voted. And then they're the
Speaker 3: ones that are saying, we don't need kings, we don't
Speaker 3: need tyrannical governments. But you're acting year one. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: I mean, you rub out people that you don't want
Speaker 3: a round that disagree with you.
Speaker 6: The Left exposed itself for how evil it really is
Speaker 6: with the Luigi, that assassin that just killed that person
Speaker 6: on the street. He was like the CEO of a
Speaker 6: health insurance company.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 6: They turned this Luigi guy into a hero, girls talking
Speaker 6: about how hot he is and all this stuff. He's
Speaker 6: a he's a murderer. That's not the kind of society
Speaker 6: we want to live in where people are killed on
Speaker 6: the street because they we disagree with them, or we
Speaker 6: don't like how they do business, and that was the
Speaker 6: making him a hero is a horrible move no matter
Speaker 6: what side you're on.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a there's a lot of there's a lot
Speaker 3: of things that I don't care for, and there's things
Speaker 3: that I want to work to try to change. But
Speaker 3: never once have I thought about, Well, I guess I
Speaker 3: could just kill him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, you're then the worst person. You're now
Speaker 6: the bad guy.
Speaker 3: Right That That doesn't that doesn't, That doesn't help. Now
Speaker 3: eno the headlines today small town has been left with
Speaker 3: zero cops.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: The council has fired the final officer over this mounting
Speaker 3: drama in a Texas community, They're riddled with more drama
Speaker 3: the city council's decision to fire their last police officer.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: This is the Hawkins City Council voted to terminate the
Speaker 3: last employee left in the Hawkins Police department. Looks like
Speaker 3: the last one to go is Eric Tuma based on
Speaker 3: grounds of Derelicuh. Derek, he was derelic to the duties
Speaker 3: he sworn to uphold. He abandoned his post.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 3: So they said that their whole police department turned out
Speaker 3: to be a bunch of and they have, they've standing
Speaker 3: right now and Hawkins, uh, Texas, there are no policemen.
Speaker 3: They fired everyone of them. No, and they're gonna and
Speaker 3: like you said, lawless, I guess they're gonna do a
Speaker 3: do over. The White House has condemned Jim Acosta, now,
Speaker 3: calling him a disgraceful human being. Believe it or not,
Speaker 3: he joked about Trump's now deceased ex wife x CNN
Speaker 3: correspondent Jim Acosta, who's kind of lost credibility A long
Speaker 3: long time ago. He was interviewed and it was posted
Speaker 3: Monday about President Donald Trump's deceased former wife in the
Speaker 3: burial site and called her an example of an immigrant
Speaker 3: doing the jobs that Americans don't want to do.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 6: I have the clip if you wanted.
Speaker 3: Okay, here it is.
Speaker 6: See how many how many immigrants has he married? He's
Speaker 6: got one buried at his golf course in New Jersey.
Speaker 6: Isn't she buried by the first hole or the second
Speaker 6: tea or something like that? And they're laughing.
Speaker 3: That's just wow. That's again, this is the Party ofclusiveness.
Speaker 3: All opinions are welcome, all lifestyles, styles are welcome, unless,
Speaker 3: of course, you disagree with us. Then we will say
Speaker 3: horrible things about you, and we'll cancel you if you
Speaker 3: were to say the same horrible thing about somebody we like.
Speaker 3: So that's it. We'll come back. We'll come back. We'll
Speaker 3: look at another opportunity to chat with you, America. That
Speaker 3: number is eight eight eight, the number six, big box.
Speaker 3: We'll chat with you when we come back. Also, we
Speaker 3: do have a clip we'll play two from Garth Brook's daughter.
Speaker 3: Is she aspiring to be in country music? Too interesting? Take?
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. Okay, are you ready
Speaker 1: to bring some thing to the table?
Speaker 9: Cool?
Speaker 1: No, and get her on the show? One eight eight
Speaker 1: eight six big.
Speaker 5: Fuck screen phone calls.
Speaker 6: But first Garth Brooks daughter.
Speaker 3: So she's sounds like she's trying to go the route.
Speaker 5: And I understand this.
Speaker 3: I do, you know, living in the shadow of a
Speaker 3: you know, someone who's had the kind of popularity of
Speaker 3: Garth Brooks. And you know, I don't wanna, I don't
Speaker 3: wanna everybody think that I'm getting a shot because of
Speaker 3: who my daddy was and all that.
Speaker 5: But you know it's all right too.
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with being given the opportunity to show
Speaker 3: everybody how talented you are, right now not not everybody
Speaker 3: has that, like you're talented when you're not because of
Speaker 3: your daddy is. But there's nothing wrong with someone saying
Speaker 3: I'm intrigued. I'm not even a big huge fan of
Speaker 3: the Garth Brooks music. I like some of it, but
Speaker 3: I when I hear Garth Brook's daughter, is she wanting
Speaker 3: to sing or act what she wanted to do? Uh?
Speaker 5: I will tell you this. I'd like to say, I
Speaker 5: wonder if she's any good.
Speaker 1: Let's listen, give it.
Speaker 5: But she's not even using his last name right, No, it's.
Speaker 3: Was it Ali Colleen? Yeah, I think that's her middle name.
Speaker 3: She's going by her first Have you ever heard her grim?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Has lately ever heard her?
Speaker 8: May have?
Speaker 10: But apparently she was on Bobby Bones's podcast, Bobby Cast,
Speaker 10: and they got in tom Boy, her life and Bobby
Speaker 10: they're working, Yeah, during which she made it clear how
Speaker 10: she would like to distance herself from her dad and
Speaker 10: kind of make her own way.
Speaker 3: Well, I understand that, but here she has hang out.
Speaker 3: It's coming from me out to not put me.
Speaker 11: I'm just asking more so the industry to help me out,
Speaker 11: to not put me in that box to people that
Speaker 11: I'm not going to fit in that box.
Speaker 3: They're not going to like me in there, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. I don't represent him at all.
Speaker 11: So it's just always been really tough when it's like
Speaker 11: Garthbrook's daughter Ali Queen doing this, this, this now all
Speaker 11: of a sudden, everyone thinks Friends in the Places.
Speaker 3: Is going to be in my set and it's not.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 3: I got that part that I understand. She said her.
Speaker 3: I guess she got her own sons every day. If
Speaker 3: they're expecting her to sound like him, they're not gonna
Speaker 3: She didn't want that, but it's it's okay to still say,
Speaker 3: you know, you'll have to act like that's not your dad,
Speaker 3: you know, because you think somehow that is takes credibility away.
Speaker 3: I think they can all go hear your show and
Speaker 3: they may decide they like what you do too. If
Speaker 3: not build your own audience, is nothing wrong with that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I do get that.
Speaker 10: But when she says I don't represent Garth Brooks at all, yeah, well,
Speaker 10: I mean yeah, she musically, I get it, but she
Speaker 10: kind of wants to have her make her own way.
Speaker 3: Like you heard say one thing, I'm proud of my dad,
Speaker 3: something like that this maybe one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well on her neck tattoo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got a few tats, see that her neck, look
Speaker 3: like it's this tattoo on my neck. Boy, of all
Speaker 3: the bad decisions, and they're there's some bad tattoo decisions.
Speaker 3: But how having something flying out of your throat, opening
Speaker 3: your throat, grabbing your throat. Uh, it's not a good look.
Speaker 3: It just isn't.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 3: To the phones, we go, Uh, you're on the Rick
Speaker 3: Burgers Show. Unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 16: Go ahead, Mine, I'm gonna tell y'all a story about
Speaker 16: the I was in the cournouse of the day.
Speaker 3: We continue there. Yeah, sound like trying to do trying
Speaker 3: to character, to do a character Rick Burgers Show.
Speaker 5: Unscreen phone calls, Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Hey, Ray, got a question for you.
Speaker 19: Bring it solid the episode with you and Speedy about
Speaker 19: sending him out to some of the places of the ghost.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah on strange account.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 19: And you said you actually had some regret now sending
Speaker 19: him to those locations. Correct, correct, So now you are
Speaker 19: still going to send him to Larry's and Georgia's service.
Speaker 6: All right, great episode, you look back on this with
Speaker 6: more regret.
Speaker 5: I think you know what you know what where were
Speaker 5: you when I made that decision?
Speaker 3: Making a good point? You make a great point. Gosh,
Speaker 3: I've learned nothing. I'm laughing.
Speaker 12: It's me.
Speaker 3: He's fine. It's how to get patches. Here's the part
Speaker 3: I can't wait. Okay, we're all going to bed. That's
Speaker 3: gonna be the longest night of your life. Here's what
Speaker 3: I'm wondering about. Is there a chance that Larry and
Speaker 3: Carolyn are not early to bed?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: I know what if Speed's like I gotta go to bed. No,
Speaker 3: Let's play some more card schecking and win some patches.
Speaker 6: Let's play charades.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, we're about to have some hot chocolate.
Speaker 10: They've been texting this morning, I mean on text. Next
Speaker 10: what if what they want you to go to bed early?
Speaker 4: You got to go to bed early, Get up, don't
Speaker 4: go to Balllet states and talk somewhere about patchet.
Speaker 3: I would show you the challenge coming from Troop forty eight.
Speaker 3: What you're doing? You know, I gotta go. I have
Speaker 3: not gone yet. I know Where's all good fun? What
Speaker 3: if you wake up and like you can, you wake
Speaker 3: up to the sound that you know somebody's breathe on
Speaker 3: your face? You look right next to you. I thought
Speaker 3: I'd come in here and snaggle, even with the patches.
Speaker 3: So you got Larry getting in bed with well just no,
Speaker 3: not nothing inappropriate, just laying there next to you when
Speaker 3: like two people sleeping. Yeah, I'm not saying anything inappropriate.
Speaker 3: Yeah touch feet hm, buts and you threw that leg
Speaker 3: over what I run into? Young stand at your side, speedie.
Speaker 6: All right, hell got him in the room.
Speaker 3: They're the sweetest little couple. Are sweet, which almost makes
Speaker 3: him even more with Digger and Kelly be on the
Speaker 3: back porch. According to carry, that's trying to he's gonna
Speaker 3: hurt you. Let him in the house.
Speaker 5: You're on the Rick Birders Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead, And.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was gonna get your pining on something, uh
Speaker 6: the other day out somewhere. And there's one of them
Speaker 6: makes Kens there.
Speaker 3: That's the same game, guys.
Speaker 5: He's not even trying a different voyages.
Speaker 3: Look you guys, come on now, that's a high standard.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to be a character. Okay, here we
Speaker 3: like the genuine article. Better, Greg, come on, we continue
Speaker 3: Rick Birders Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead, Man, I don't.
Speaker 12: Know about y'all.
Speaker 8: But I had one heck of a weekend.
Speaker 6: Now I like this guy, though, Go.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 12: I sat at home and I watched Prices rat reruns
Speaker 12: all weekend.
Speaker 1: Oh I bet that was good.
Speaker 3: You do good. We continue.
Speaker 5: Rick Birders Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead.
Speaker 23: Hey man, the new phone for that, which I really like.
Speaker 23: I'm surprised that Tyler of the Angry Cyclist hadn't called Greg.
Speaker 3: We have not heard from him, and.
Speaker 23: That being made a man or something that Greg has
Speaker 23: Greg secretly met with title of Angry Cyclists kind of
Speaker 23: make a mean.
Speaker 5: Sure, maybe I got rid of it, Greg.
Speaker 3: Huh, that's a little too close to our segment minute ago. Dah, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you haven't heard of it right here, right here on
Speaker 3: Pride Month nothing. Rick Burger's Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead, Greg.
Speaker 12: What I love about this whole Larry thing is we've
Speaker 12: all seen enough reality TV shows to know that it's
Speaker 12: all stage, and.
Speaker 21: It really feels like that y'all don't know anything about.
Speaker 12: Larry other than on the show, and it's fixing to
Speaker 12: get it real for Speedy.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you know what. Yes, the reason it sounds
Speaker 3: that way is because that's what's exactly. Look you think
Speaker 3: this show does any kind of prep. No, we continue.
Speaker 3: Rider shown stream phone calls go ahead.
Speaker 8: Hey, this is a birdie.
Speaker 18: I won yesterday, right.
Speaker 5: Money, one of one thousand dollars on the wheel.
Speaker 3: Well you.
Speaker 5: Said, he said, bast pro get ready?
Speaker 3: What he said? I don't know you did.
Speaker 5: Rick Burgers Show, unscreen phone calls go ahead.
Speaker 3: What are you doing over there?
Speaker 5: Rick Burgess Show, unscreen phone calls go ahead?
Speaker 21: Hell y'all?
Speaker 12: Well, also from South Florida.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to reach out to my daughter out
Speaker 6: there in Alabama. And Uh, congratulator on graduating high school.
Speaker 3: What's your name? What's your name? Congratulation? That's awesome. We
Speaker 3: continue you. Rick Burgers Show, unscreen phone calls go ahead.
Speaker 7: You hang up?
Speaker 3: You hang up on me again?
Speaker 20: Uh.
Speaker 3: Rick Burgers Show, unscreen phone calls go ahead.
Speaker 16: Look y'a, I've done some homework, but please tell me
Speaker 16: somebody's at least look at the layout of Larry's house.
Speaker 3: Only pictures, they said, Spade Spady May's Carrier group Conn.
Speaker 8: We're gonna have you on that list.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen the room I'm gonna be in.
Speaker 3: We want to show you our sealar that was underwater
Speaker 3: man disguising his boy. It was Greg, Okay, right here,
Speaker 3: we're gonna go down and show you this cellar. I
Speaker 3: think that's I think that's Beth moment. A little bit
Speaker 3: in what that is a little bit just a little bit.
Speaker 6: You No, I haven't seen anything. I would like you know,
Speaker 6: the communication, all right?
Speaker 3: If he went in there, that's cause you're gonna be
Speaker 3: right actually right spell. What if Speed was going through
Speaker 3: looking at all the patches and something starting notes in
Speaker 3: the pattern. There was a patch and that had the
Speaker 3: name Chris on it. Then it went another past Darrell
Speaker 3: Dament and it was waiting, man, I thought, these are
Speaker 3: all police patches and and and what what what? What
Speaker 3: are these names?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 1: This is The Rick Burgess Show.