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Speaker 6: Welcome to another hour on another day, another week of
Speaker 6: the Rick Burgess Show. I'd be Rick and over here, Speedy,
Speaker 6: Greg Adler. All in for another week, and we are
Speaker 6: thankful that you are with us. Active weekend. We'll recap
Speaker 6: it all here today. Obviously, as far as headlines, the
Speaker 6: bombing of Iran over the weekend is your big story
Speaker 6: in the aftermath of that. We'll break that down today.
Speaker 6: Everyone's favorite Persian David Nasser. He's been in high demand
Speaker 6: anytime there, which means all the time when there is
Speaker 6: unrest in Iran, people are always looking for David Naser.
Speaker 6: And I knew over the weekend that he would be
Speaker 6: in very high demand on every podcast and show you
Speaker 6: could possibly name today. And David is kind enough to
Speaker 6: give us a couple of segments a little bit later on,
Speaker 6: and we will hear from someone who knows first hand
Speaker 6: what it's like to live under the various tyrannical regimes
Speaker 6: in the Iranian history, his family escaping one of those
Speaker 6: regimes and coming to America. His testimony has moved many
Speaker 6: and he's been on the Rick and A Show many times,
Speaker 6: and we'll be with us again today. So we will
Speaker 6: talk with Naser and have his very unique perspective of
Speaker 6: all things involving Iran.
Speaker 2: And if you look back over history, we've.
Speaker 6: Been dealing with Iran for a very long time and
Speaker 6: we are doing it again. So we'll get into that.
Speaker 6: It was a very successful military attack. It was precision,
Speaker 6: it was beautiful, it was I think send a message
Speaker 6: to the rest of the world. It feels good to
Speaker 6: I think this was also something that we've been needing
Speaker 6: to do for a very long time and send a
Speaker 6: message to Iran and to our enemies and to the
Speaker 6: world that we are blessed and capable of doing things
Speaker 6: that no other nation can pull off. So so that
Speaker 6: that is that's good.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: There's all kinds of political posturing, which this was talked
Speaker 6: about over the weekend, just with even family. There was
Speaker 6: a time that we could drop politics and all come
Speaker 6: together against common enemies.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately that time is over.
Speaker 6: Sadly that this making a case against this is just bizarre.
Speaker 6: You're really you're really on shaky ground. You almost just
Speaker 6: have to say, well, I just I'm gonna throw a
Speaker 6: tantrum because I don't like this political party, I don't
Speaker 6: like this president. So there's nothing they can do that
Speaker 6: I can ever compliment or say, yeah, that was the
Speaker 6: right thing to do, But.
Speaker 2: That's all right.
Speaker 6: And leadership always requires that even when you have people
Speaker 6: throwing tantrums on the floor and jumping up and down
Speaker 6: and you know what they're going to say about you,
Speaker 6: you you're bold enough to make the right decision regardless
Speaker 6: of you know, your any attempt to appease those that
Speaker 6: you're never going to appease anyway, you know, you just
Speaker 6: have to do what's right, and then what what happens happened.
Speaker 6: So so we'll we'll unpack that today a little bit.
Speaker 6: We won't spend the entire show on that, but we
Speaker 6: we will get uh well, we'll kind of hit on
Speaker 6: it a little bit. We'll go to other things and
Speaker 6: we'll come back later in the show when David Nash's
Speaker 6: with us. And of course he's gonna be speaking to
Speaker 6: it from a unique point of view, and certainly not
Speaker 6: from politics, uh, but from more of a spiritual component.
Speaker 6: But there's there's a lot of depth to it. I've
Speaker 6: seen some of the things he's already said, uh that
Speaker 6: he's put out on his social media. So I'm looking
Speaker 6: forward to that conversation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the same people that are criticizing, uh, the administration
Speaker 7: about the aftermath and the and and the fears of
Speaker 7: Iran retaliating and all this kind of stuff, we're not
Speaker 7: concerned about them having nuclear capabilities.
Speaker 2: It's kind of funny.
Speaker 7: It's like these same people you're worried about if they
Speaker 7: had nuclear capabilities, they would use it. Uh So, But yeah,
Speaker 7: it'll be interesting to hear from from NASA. And I
Speaker 7: don't know where you guys were, Rick, I know where
Speaker 7: we actually, I know you were over in peerl Uh
Speaker 7: and uh when when when I got notified cation on
Speaker 7: my phone Trump to address the nation at at you know,
Speaker 7: nine pm Central or whatever. And I'm like, huh, that's weird.
Speaker 7: I'm like, hey, hon, Trump's gonna, you know, address the
Speaker 7: nation the next we are successfully. I'm like, wow, so
Speaker 7: it's already happened. Never mind, good gracious, it was, you know,
Speaker 7: him coming on to let everybody know that it that
Speaker 7: it happened was up Now.
Speaker 2: I see my pen over there where I got that
Speaker 2: pen from in front? You can have this right out there?
Speaker 2: That one, No, that blue one's wine. Yes, it is
Speaker 2: over here.
Speaker 8: We have we can buy more pins.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, he's.
Speaker 8: About there's enough fighting going on in the world right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, Yeah, okay, I.
Speaker 6: Just keep your pen out from over here. Then, okay,
Speaker 6: it was laying right there. I I was probably over
Speaker 6: doing something important with him over your area, and can
Speaker 6: get it. My pen was gone sitting in front of you.
Speaker 6: That's all I can say.
Speaker 9: All right, where's the label maker? We're gonna label everybody's pens.
Speaker 9: One's gonna see Rick on it, and one's gonna say Greg, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Let's all come together, Greg against one common enemy. Thank you.
Speaker 6: But I was you're talking about where you were, So
Speaker 6: I was in Pearl, Mississippi, and I definitely want to
Speaker 6: think those wonderful people, and I mean, the service is over,
Speaker 6: the gripping grin is over talking with people and all that,
Speaker 6: and I mean, I'm literally grabbing up what I need
Speaker 6: to take back with me. And one of the guys
Speaker 6: who had left came back in the door and said, Hey,
Speaker 6: just so y'all know we're bombing Iran right now.
Speaker 2: And I said, okay, great, so it's on.
Speaker 6: And that was like, and you know one thing I noticed,
Speaker 6: it's sad. It really is sad that's come to this
Speaker 6: in terrestrial radio.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 6: When I say terrestrial radio, i'm talking about I turn
Speaker 6: on radio station and I listened to whatever's on there. Okay,
Speaker 6: this isn't streaming, this isn't podcast archives, this isn't YouTube,
Speaker 6: this isn't satellite.
Speaker 2: This is what we all grew up on. And it
Speaker 2: was weekend.
Speaker 6: Okay, if you didn't have satellite or you didn't have
Speaker 6: some way to access something that was live. I could
Speaker 6: not find one radio station that was doing breaking news,
Speaker 6: not one. Every one of them were playing outdated, old things.
Speaker 6: They had no update, they had no here's our newsroom. Here,
Speaker 6: we're now joining this live. Not one radio station. And
Speaker 6: I scanned all the way home, not one.
Speaker 2: That's a sad state. It is. It is.
Speaker 6: There was a time when, of course you have to
Speaker 6: as you said, Greg, you'd have to have a news
Speaker 6: staff to do that. Are someone who could join the
Speaker 6: network news, you know via sidellite, that had to actually
Speaker 6: be in a studio to do that. But I did
Speaker 6: not have any any coverage of it at all in
Speaker 6: that in that pitiful So.
Speaker 2: That was and it kind of made me sad.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that is sad because that's kind of because of course,
Speaker 7: then I go to the place you can always trust.
Speaker 6: You start trying to search social media and all that trust.
Speaker 6: Let me tell you everything. You're like, before you know it,
Speaker 6: somebodwill show you footage. Right now, I'm watching what's happening,
Speaker 6: And then you look around the headlines. Nobody's reporting that.
Speaker 6: Somebody just make that up.
Speaker 7: That's yeah, exactly, Like here's the beef ifty Tuesday win
Speaker 7: and then you started reading comments.
Speaker 2: No, that's a uh, like, what's that.
Speaker 6: Here's people right now burning something down. You look, nobody's
Speaker 6: burning it down.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, here's the explosion of whatever.
Speaker 7: And then you see no, that was in twenty and
Speaker 7: eleven or you're like dead.
Speaker 9: Night and we bombed Iraq, right, yeah, yeah, I heard
Speaker 9: we bombed Iraq.
Speaker 6: Yeah, gracious, we'll be back. More of the Rick Burgess
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Speaker 6: So we want to unpack a number of things today. Speedy,
Speaker 6: I do want to say to you, the countdown to
Speaker 6: the patch Man is on speed. It is because Speedy
Speaker 6: will go Lord willing to Douglas, Georgia. Dublin, keep confusing that,
Speaker 6: Dublin Georgia. Hey, Dublin, tup of the hour to you Dublin.
Speaker 6: He'll go to Dublin, Georgia, where he will stay the night. Yeah,
Speaker 6: stay the night lovel with uh with Larry the patch Man.
Speaker 2: Speedy. I want to show you my patches and challenge
Speaker 2: coins and sleds in the sleds now.
Speaker 6: Really into sleds now? What a transition to sleds to
Speaker 6: some people? Sledding with dogs? Anybody ever told Larry he
Speaker 6: has an obsessive compulsive issue because he hadn't mentioned Patches
Speaker 6: in a while, but he's mentioned the sled a lot.
Speaker 6: It's almost like the sleds have run over the patches
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so you've been communications.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you leave on Wednesday after the show, right, and
Speaker 6: you'll spend the night Wednesday night this week by the way,
Speaker 6: Speedy just hearing you said yeah, and then we will
Speaker 6: go live to you in their home Thursday morning.
Speaker 2: Do I have all that right?
Speaker 11: You do? You do?
Speaker 7: And I will try to kind of give you a
Speaker 7: timeline update as best I can off of my Instagram
Speaker 7: account at Calvin Speedy on my story. Uh, and then
Speaker 7: send some stuff to Adler too.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 7: But yes, that is the plan. And I got a
Speaker 7: text a couple of them from Larry and Kirschen that
Speaker 7: you know, they're excited. They're sweet, good people and they're
Speaker 7: just wanting to be good hosts is what they are.
Speaker 2: Well, and when you shouldn't we all have that kind
Speaker 2: of commitment. I mean, there were there, They're being there.
Speaker 7: Ain't been worried about things like hey, when you get here,
Speaker 7: I know you're going to be exhausted.
Speaker 6: You know, I want you to relax, by the way,
Speaker 6: and they are getting the you won't sleep a wink,
Speaker 6: but you'll be tired.
Speaker 7: They're getting They're getting the roast or the either have
Speaker 7: it or have gotten it, and get all the fixings
Speaker 7: for dinner on on Wednesday evening.
Speaker 2: So I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 7: Uh and uh, you know not, I don't really. All
Speaker 7: I know is from the pictures that they sent what
Speaker 7: things are going to be like. But yeah, you've kind
Speaker 7: of got the breakdown, right, I don't know what else
Speaker 7: to do.
Speaker 13: OK.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's funny. Have you all ever done
Speaker 7: things that you talk about and then they've become real?
Speaker 6: Sure, I can make you a little bit of that,
Speaker 6: and I'll give you a list of those, and how
Speaker 6: cut a video about one of them?
Speaker 2: How fun How funny is it? That's funny? How funny
Speaker 2: is it that this week?
Speaker 7: This week we are celebrating National Patch Day's National Patch
Speaker 7: Day is June twenty fourth, which happens to be if
Speaker 7: you're listening live tomorrow that well, I'm sure he does.
Speaker 2: But I get it's funny.
Speaker 7: I guess I'm I'm the patch person for the staff
Speaker 7: because I'm going I get all these pictures from the
Speaker 7: audience that they're going to like different restaurants or whatever,
Speaker 7: and oh, this will be patch heaven for Larry.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: This little location checks for a national patch Wow. I
Speaker 2: never knew that. I didn't know it needed a day.
Speaker 2: Yeah it does.
Speaker 8: It needs a day, National Patch Day.
Speaker 9: So you're gonna see Larry the patch collector the day
Speaker 9: after National Patch Day.
Speaker 2: Correct. That funny how that just all played out.
Speaker 8: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: It is exciting, man, it just meant to be.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, he really loves his patches. He loves his
Speaker 7: uh lads, he's waiting on sled Day.
Speaker 2: I don't know when it is. Well, we'll find out.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that's an easy google. I don't I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Not a lot of sled use in Alabama and Georgia.
Speaker 6: You know, this is part of the If you bring
Speaker 6: up sleds in South Georgia and where we live in Alabama,
Speaker 6: no one even wants to talk about it owns talk.
Speaker 9: Have you noticed that there's that hardware stores will keep
Speaker 9: sleds year round and you're like, I'm not going to
Speaker 9: buy one of those because they're like, you know, one
Speaker 9: hundred bucks for a plastic shell. But then then we
Speaker 9: get that snow day, and then that guy that runs
Speaker 9: that hardware store all of a sudden very excited because you.
Speaker 2: Talking about after he's lost all the money on having
Speaker 2: it in inventory, right right, they put.
Speaker 8: It like put it like out of reach and everything.
Speaker 9: But the local hardware store I remember, would always sell
Speaker 9: out of the of sleds on on the rare snow
Speaker 9: days that we would get in Birmingham.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, we never we never even remotely thought
Speaker 6: slid even on snow days. We slid on things that
Speaker 6: were just around the house and trash when you had
Speaker 6: metal trash.
Speaker 2: Fan had pans.
Speaker 13: We did.
Speaker 2: We never thought we would commit to a slid.
Speaker 8: Recycling bins work really well.
Speaker 2: Right, not not in Alabama. Did I ever commit to
Speaker 2: all we made? We made stuff?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I remember one time you remember the big hill
Speaker 6: where the high school used to be before they of
Speaker 6: course away with it. It was snow day and somebody
Speaker 6: had you know them old refrigerators that were kind of curvy, Yeah,
Speaker 6: had refrigerator door in it.
Speaker 2: It looked like a bob sled.
Speaker 6: Yes, And they would file in it and come and
Speaker 6: find Yeah, we were let's say that's smart. Were no
Speaker 6: sled though. Yeah, I don't know that we ever had
Speaker 6: enough snow for a sled to work. It needs a
Speaker 6: certain amount of snow.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I was having to drag my kids through our last
Speaker 9: snow day on those on the trash can lid.
Speaker 8: They needed some help even down the hills.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the little southern kids don't know what to do.
Speaker 8: I mean, and you so hope that the kids are
Speaker 8: going to have fun, but then they get cold. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and they till they get mad. Yes, they get they
Speaker 8: get so wet. They don't know how to handle the snows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're you're going to doubt my memory on this,
Speaker 2: but I can remember.
Speaker 6: And we were little, because we still living in Birmingham kids,
Speaker 6: and the same thing happened. Mom dressed us all up.
Speaker 6: I remember that got us out in the snow, and
Speaker 6: Greg got mad about it in about ten minutes, yes,
Speaker 6: and went back to got too cold, his hands got
Speaker 6: wet or something.
Speaker 2: He went back. And Mom has spent so much time
Speaker 2: bundling soup an hour to get outside, like Ralph's brother,
Speaker 2: when I mistaken, that's when I dressed. I think I
Speaker 2: called myself smoke you bear, Smoke you bear, because you
Speaker 2: smoke you bear, had I had the full thing around
Speaker 2: my face and brown.
Speaker 8: Good time?
Speaker 2: I did have been a minute. So there we go.
Speaker 2: You're gonna see some sledge too, buddy. Yeah, that's real.
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Speaker 6: Uh, speaking of that, one of the ongoing themes that
Speaker 6: everywhere we go, by the way, those of you who
Speaker 6: and you continue this, uh, it actually took place on
Speaker 6: Saturday night in Pearl, Mississippi. This thing that keeps coming
Speaker 6: up involving our mom. Greg Man, I'm telling you, I
Speaker 6: just I mean, y'all got to get your mom on
Speaker 6: the show. And I'm just like, yes, guysys. So yesterday
Speaker 6: after church not making this up Adler speed, no embellishment
Speaker 6: whatsoever now zero. So Sherry had already said, hey, after
Speaker 6: church when we go by and see you mom, and
Speaker 6: I said, yeah, sounds good, let's go visit mom. Sounds great.
Speaker 6: And so we go through church, and of course I'd
Speaker 6: already had to come through, had to work to a
Speaker 6: little something, got scolded, a little bit, got scolded. Everybody
Speaker 6: called it on me too. Look, I didn't mean anything
Speaker 6: by it. It's just, you know, I'm just a good one.
Speaker 6: You know this has been very right.
Speaker 2: Let's go to.
Speaker 6: Let's go somewhere in the late eighties, somewhere in the
Speaker 6: late eighties, early to mid nineties. If you if you
Speaker 6: and I speaking of strange encounters, if you and I
Speaker 6: had been, like say, hanging out, and suddenly an angel
Speaker 6: came and walked up to you and me and said, hey, Greg,
Speaker 6: you're not gonna believe this.
Speaker 2: One day, your brother's going to be a deacon at
Speaker 2: the local church. What would you have said? Probably not.
Speaker 14: Angel.
Speaker 6: I know you know everything you got us mistaken for
Speaker 6: someone else, right, you know, I know angels. I guess
Speaker 6: y'all don't make mistakes. But I think you have to
Speaker 6: wrong your wrong people trying to give you credit. But right,
Speaker 6: so and so that's you know, it's a it's you
Speaker 6: know me is that's it's an interesting thing. And so
Speaker 6: one of the things that you know, I've been working
Speaker 6: on is successfully handing out the Lord's Supper without spilling it,
Speaker 6: without confusing the isles. But there's also one thing which
Speaker 6: our grandmother in heaven would demand every week. But you know,
Speaker 6: it's become more easily acceptable now for people to dress
Speaker 6: what our grandmother would have determined casual for church. I mean,
Speaker 6: that's it's not uncommon even in the most conservative churches.
Speaker 6: Now most you'll see a lot of people that dress casual.
Speaker 6: And and I and I'm one of those people too.
Speaker 6: When I say casual, I still wear some sort of
Speaker 6: you know, either dress.
Speaker 2: Pants or you know some you know, I might go
Speaker 2: with some new genes. And if it's like cold, I
Speaker 2: can't wear them in the heat. Uh.
Speaker 6: And you know you got your your polo on your whatever.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't come in there with a T
Speaker 6: shirt on or anything like that. Not that collared shirt,
Speaker 6: your collar shirt, but tank top. But even though the
Speaker 6: church that I attend is fine with that, on the
Speaker 6: day of you handing out.
Speaker 2: The Lord's Supper, you're supposed to wear a jacket.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And as a deacon, not that ment the church,
Speaker 6: just as a dec and so I have neglect to
Speaker 6: do that the last couple of times. Not because I'm
Speaker 6: being defiant. I'm just I just forget and I get
Speaker 6: to church and I'm like, oh, I got to do
Speaker 6: the Lord's Supper today. No matter how many emails they
Speaker 6: sent me, no matter how many texts, it's not on me.
Speaker 2: It's not on them. I mean it's on me.
Speaker 6: They give me plenty of reminders, plenty. I just you know, speedy,
Speaker 6: that's not surprising to you all. So this this, uh,
Speaker 6: this this particular week, the head of the deacons put
Speaker 6: in there and everybody agreed it was directed at me,
Speaker 6: and they are correct.
Speaker 2: I don't deny that.
Speaker 6: Do not forget to wear your jacket, Rick, And they
Speaker 6: didn't say my name, but I know it was directed
Speaker 6: at me.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so I wore jacket Sunday and and I'm
Speaker 6: pretty successful on getting the elements out and all this.
Speaker 6: Even got a text from the worship leader thank you
Speaker 6: for the jacket. May give me a little bit of
Speaker 6: a hard time, And I said, uh, just have a
Speaker 6: servant's heart, or in this case, a servant's suit.
Speaker 2: So anyway, So we're going by.
Speaker 6: After we got through all that, walk into mom's little
Speaker 6: cottage where she lives in her little community. And I
Speaker 6: walk in and Mom looks up and she goes, okay,
Speaker 6: well I have to let you go okay? And I
Speaker 6: said who was that?
Speaker 2: She was Greg?
Speaker 6: And I said on a Sunday. She goes, oh, Greg
Speaker 6: calls me every day, and look when she this is
Speaker 6: the face Greg cast me every day and puts your
Speaker 6: phone down. And I said, I said, Mom, can I
Speaker 6: just take this thing on? What Greg calling you every day?
Speaker 6: You can't count Monday through Friday. I'm impressed with Saturday Sunday.
Speaker 6: I'll even. But I said, look Greg's doing. I said,
Speaker 6: you remember how Dad started acting when he had grandkids.
Speaker 2: She said yeah. I said he kind of turned into
Speaker 2: an old man trying to get into heaven. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: she said, I said this is Greg. I need all
Speaker 2: the helping. Greg's trying to amend for how bad he was.
Speaker 15: Oh that right?
Speaker 6: And I said, all the headaches he gave you and
Speaker 6: all the problems he gave you. I said, I don't,
Speaker 6: I don't. I don't feel an obligation because I was
Speaker 6: a good kid, right, And I said, you know, it's
Speaker 6: a little boy.
Speaker 2: I was in no trouble. I wasn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't cause the trouble that Greg calls. I said,
Speaker 6: I said, this is Greg knowing that he's lived longer
Speaker 6: than he has left to live.
Speaker 2: And I said, and he is. He's trying to make
Speaker 2: amends and he's grabbing for straws.
Speaker 9: And because of Rick, because of Greg's commute, those the
Speaker 9: weekday calls don't.
Speaker 2: Count, that's what you're saying.
Speaker 8: Really, so he really just calls his mom twice a week.
Speaker 2: Correct, Rick's incorrect there, But okay.
Speaker 8: Now, how long are these calls?
Speaker 2: Greg, Greg's got an hour? Twenty?
Speaker 6: Now, I will say this, if you have thirty minutes,
Speaker 6: if you don't have aging parents yet, you know there
Speaker 6: are no short phone calls anymore.
Speaker 2: Okay, there are.
Speaker 8: Thirty minutes is a long time.
Speaker 6: And if I got to give you that, if you
Speaker 6: if you make the mistake of saying to your agent,
Speaker 6: so how are things going, then go ahead.
Speaker 8: That's a hard thirty Yeah, you it's a long time.
Speaker 2: Even if you've heard it. Yeah, yeah, and you're done talking,
Speaker 2: by the way, it's it's a monologue.
Speaker 8: Now, okay, Rick, I'll say all this is wise.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 7: Remember we went over Greg and I went over to Rainbow,
Speaker 7: Omega to their campus, and and you know, that's probably
Speaker 7: what thirty five minutes from where we were sitting like that.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 7: And we were getting really close to the exit, like
Speaker 7: literally an exit away. And I called Greg and he said, oh, man,
Speaker 7: I'm sorry. I was talking to mom. Oh yeah, and
Speaker 7: I'm thinking you've been on the phone this entire time.
Speaker 7: He goes, oh, yeah, so I know that was.
Speaker 6: Thirty minute called. I mean, they're not all thirty minutes.
Speaker 6: But Lisa, I will tell you this.
Speaker 2: I stayed.
Speaker 6: I stayed yesterday an extra hour to try to combat it. Look, okay,
Speaker 6: I was I leave the car and jacket. Yes, I did,
Speaker 6: because it was blazing out.
Speaker 2: It was a thousand degrees. Even my trunk was going.
Speaker 2: Somebody help me, I said, Oh, I said, okay, so
Speaker 2: this is how bread feels. Yeah, yeah, like somebody over there.
Speaker 9: Went to my grandma's house yesterday with the kids. I
Speaker 9: didn't realize this, but when I got in the room,
Speaker 9: my mom actually turned down the thermostat and I was
Speaker 9: still roasting. Oh yes, she turned it down to seventy five.
Speaker 9: That was notably down and my grandma was wearing like
Speaker 9: a down vest on. My grandma, it's an oven in here.
Speaker 2: We are rolls, Larry. It can't be hot. It can't
Speaker 2: Just about seventy eight, can I tell you something weird?
Speaker 6: And I'm trying to look at the transition because this weekend,
Speaker 6: Lord willing you know, unless you know it gets too dangerous.
Speaker 6: We're supposed to go see my oldest son, a second
Speaker 6: oldest child and his wife and they live. They live
Speaker 6: in New York City, so Sherry and I are going
Speaker 6: to see them for the weekend, and we're kind of
Speaker 6: we're excited about that. But I was looking at the
Speaker 6: four cass in the in in the city and it's
Speaker 6: gonna be one hundred and one Wednesday, seventy eight on Friday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was, what was interesting that you said? What
Speaker 2: is that you get through Wednesday?
Speaker 17: I was.
Speaker 7: I caught a I guess a weather forecast segment and
Speaker 7: they were talking about it. There's about a five or
Speaker 7: six day stretch where it's gonna be hot, but then
Speaker 7: there's gonna it's gonna cool off again. But let me
Speaker 7: ask you, let me are we getting into that? I say,
Speaker 7: please understand when I say cool.
Speaker 2: Are we getting into that cool down?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 2: Is that strictly a northwest? Let me let me do
Speaker 2: this too. I'm tired of this.
Speaker 6: Oh boy, hey people, it's it's summer and it gets hot.
Speaker 6: It's nothing new. We got weather advisories. We got it's
Speaker 6: always hot in June July. What are we talking about.
Speaker 6: I don't know what is the deal when we got
Speaker 6: to have an advisory for I thought the storm's coming.
Speaker 2: Thank you. No, I know it's hot. If you get
Speaker 2: too hot, go back in the house. Can I just not?
Speaker 2: I mean, we're supposed to go hot? What do you
Speaker 2: what do you do? It's going in the nineties to
Speaker 2: the eighties here? Okay? Can I can I tell you?
Speaker 18: Kid?
Speaker 2: You know what this is about? Great?
Speaker 6: You know this about whether people weather people, whether they'll
Speaker 6: get me hot, whether they will admit it or not.
Speaker 6: And I've heard some of them, some of have admitted
Speaker 6: to me privately it's clickbait. I'm not gonna click on
Speaker 6: it if you don't tell me something scary. If you
Speaker 6: just tell me it's normal summer, it's always hot in
Speaker 6: the summer. In Alabama, the year was nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 6: Come on, the year was nineteen eighty three, and it's
Speaker 6: the end of June's forty two years ago. Okay, forty
Speaker 6: two years ago. No one gave me a heat advisory
Speaker 6: when I was doing two a days at Troy and
Speaker 6: it was a one hundred and ten degrees okay the
Speaker 6: heat index.
Speaker 2: We had someone die at practice over at Auburn, which
Speaker 2: is not far from where we were, and we had
Speaker 2: someone dying on the field where I was not one
Speaker 2: heat advisory. And if you'll remember, and I think I
Speaker 2: think we still do it today.
Speaker 6: That's where the heat time out came from my senior
Speaker 6: year in high school, probably the first year, because it
Speaker 6: was that year you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Did they come up with the little heat time out?
Speaker 6: You know you're right because your your senior year was
Speaker 6: the fall of eighty three. Yeah, yeah, right, and that
Speaker 6: see if we just come out of the summer of
Speaker 6: eighty three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but hey, guys, I got bad news for you all.
Speaker 1: It's you.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be hot. Yeah, it's gonna be hot. I
Speaker 2: don't need to be advised of it.
Speaker 8: No, man, is it gonna be humid?
Speaker 2: Too?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 8: You the Deep South?
Speaker 20: Is that?
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Speaker 6: David Nasher joins us, we'll talk to everyone's favorite person
Speaker 6: and Ran once again. We're we're hey, we're we're having
Speaker 6: a conflict with Iran that never happens. Uh, So we'll
Speaker 6: talk to him about that. He has a very unique
Speaker 6: perspective of coming up a little bit later on. Uh
Speaker 6: So we'll talk about that. We've we mentioned the bombing
Speaker 6: over the weekend. We can get into that a little
Speaker 6: more too. Also reminds you that it is Larry Quest week.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 6: Speedy will go to Larry and Carolyn's home Dublin, Georgia
Speaker 6: coming up this Wednesday, and he'll be live from that
Speaker 6: from Patch Paradise coming up on Thursday's program.
Speaker 2: That's real, buddy, yes, so real.
Speaker 9: So just for anybody that's not familiar with what's going on,
Speaker 9: Speedy is going to a random listener's house that collects patches, right,
Speaker 9: and that's how we met them. They called us asking
Speaker 9: if we have any patches to send them. Uh And
Speaker 9: they're also also they're not murderers, that's.
Speaker 2: No, and he was he let me know that again, Well,
Speaker 2: that's important that that was what a murderer really tell you.
Speaker 2: I rarely do they rarely do somefing do tonight? They don't.
Speaker 2: They don't wear like, you know, name tags underneath their name. Murderer.
Speaker 6: Well you got if you hadn't asked me that question.
Speaker 6: But since you did ask yes, I actually they had
Speaker 6: to ask you. Just you know, say you're out for
Speaker 6: a jog and some strange person keeps following you. Rarely
Speaker 6: do they admit it? Yeah, Hey, I just like to
Speaker 6: know why I'm jogging.
Speaker 2: Are you a murderer? No, I'm good, keep going. Yeah,
Speaker 2: good morning. No, I'm back here, and don't think anything
Speaker 2: that I get closer, we get to where the woods
Speaker 2: get thicker. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And the reason why this is such a big deal
Speaker 7: is because this is a first for any staff member.
Speaker 7: We go spend the night at some we need to
Speaker 7: make a habit of it now that we've never met
Speaker 7: in person. I'm just saying, maybe one and done is
Speaker 7: a first. Don't you think starts a new thing?
Speaker 2: Greg?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The what about this?
Speaker 6: I mean maybe they could. Hey, guys, on's the next thing.
Speaker 6: Guys will let you know in a couple of weeks,
Speaker 6: we spend the night with somebody else.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Speedy buys me lunch is the thing we do
Speaker 8: this month.
Speaker 2: Speedy spends the night he buys me lunch slash, Speedy
Speaker 2: sleeps over doing a vingeration, go doing advinger ration and
Speaker 2: then go home with him inside.
Speaker 6: It's so good, all right, be honest, be honest. And
Speaker 6: somebody s put this up on the text line and
Speaker 6: I looked, this is terrible.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 2: If you were to meet Larry, are you to meet
Speaker 2: Ted Bundy?
Speaker 6: Oh wow, you would probably think I tell I go
Speaker 6: Ted Monday, I have lunch with Ed was known for
Speaker 6: his charisma, Yes he was.
Speaker 2: He'd win you over. Yeah, and if that didn't work,
Speaker 2: he'd have a fake cast only hit you over the
Speaker 2: head with it. Not hate. Not a bad personality makes
Speaker 2: in you can tell Joe Rick not just a murder.
Speaker 2: I mean he put him on the head doing things
Speaker 2: you're like really walking talking demon as man.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's not what Speedy's going No no, I'm not
Speaker 8: saying no.
Speaker 6: No, no, but keeping but he did share something that
Speaker 6: we do need to say. He is going to spend
Speaker 6: the night at two people's houses. He doesn't know, that's
Speaker 6: just the only met on a voicemail.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've had, I've had some phone conversations common yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: it's great.
Speaker 2: But you're right.
Speaker 7: They were introduced to us because they called your office
Speaker 7: voicemail to tell you week one their patches collection.
Speaker 2: Week one.
Speaker 6: We had only been doing this show for about a week, yes,
Speaker 6: when we when we worked from there and want the Cat,
Speaker 6: we had not been on this show very long speed
Speaker 6: at all. Right, And then on that footage this is
Speaker 6: from their house when they News did a story on
Speaker 6: them and Cat ran through the shot.
Speaker 2: He's so serious right there. Yeah, I know I did
Speaker 2: see the cat.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and then now Carolyn says, the cat's going to
Speaker 7: be on the back screenport there, look out, look at
Speaker 7: that sweet couple, Carolyn.
Speaker 8: There's such a there's such a cute, sweet couple. And
Speaker 8: definitely not.
Speaker 7: Of course not of course not so anyway, So that's there,
Speaker 7: and we won't try to run that in the ground.
Speaker 7: It's just the first and it's it's National patch Day
Speaker 7: tomorrow on the week that I go over.
Speaker 2: That's something that's just when you saw that though, there's
Speaker 2: no kind of sign serious.
Speaker 7: But I know and I know y'all wanted to go,
Speaker 7: but uh, there's just no way. Multiple staff members could
Speaker 7: leave during the week and and pull that off. Right now,
Speaker 7: I have I do have friends that are in the
Speaker 7: law enforcement field. Going you clearly need somebody with you.
Speaker 2: So I'm not worried about the two of them. So
Speaker 2: we're good. We're good, and and.
Speaker 7: I'll let them know when we're leaving and get there
Speaker 7: Wednesday evening and have dinner with them. And I'm sure
Speaker 7: look at patches, and I got some patches to bring in.
Speaker 7: I don't forget those. Do not forget those. I even
Speaker 7: thought about putting them in my truck.
Speaker 2: Do y'all do that?
Speaker 7: Like if I have if I've got to bring something
Speaker 7: or whatever, I'll go while I'm thinking about and put
Speaker 7: it in the truck.
Speaker 2: I need to go put those passes.
Speaker 6: And then what about when you're done with it, But
Speaker 6: it's something you're taking back home and you forget you
Speaker 6: ride around with it for like months. Every time I
Speaker 6: go to the back seat, they god, let's take that
Speaker 6: to house and the listener will remember this. It was
Speaker 6: a very kind gesture. We had vox Seats give us
Speaker 6: purple worms because of Dad's love of purple, the plastic
Speaker 6: purple worm, and I knew that I would never get
Speaker 6: them to the farm.
Speaker 2: If I didn't keep them in my truck. They were
Speaker 2: in there so long they melted.
Speaker 19: O no.
Speaker 2: Purple.
Speaker 6: It was a big glove of purple. But but I
Speaker 6: did salvage some of them and I did finally get
Speaker 6: them to the farm last week. If I but if
Speaker 6: I left them in there on my desk, they would
Speaker 6: have never made it. I would have I would have
Speaker 6: walked up to the farm. And then you know, I
Speaker 6: hate when you get then you forget something and you
Speaker 6: start dogging it all stupid. So so anyway, they're not
Speaker 6: going to spike my drink. So and they are going
Speaker 6: to serve speedy roast beef.
Speaker 2: So that's good. Yeah, and that what you're happening. Yeah,
Speaker 2: bring your own bottled water. HM, take your chance, take
Speaker 2: your chance to get some micro Classic in there drinking glass.
Speaker 2: And you wake up. It's two days later.
Speaker 13: I got s.
Speaker 2: What happened? I do feel quite right?
Speaker 21: What happens?
Speaker 2: The lower back hurt.
Speaker 15: God.
Speaker 2: They're a sweet couple. I like the word precious. There
Speaker 2: are the precious is what they are. They're a sweet
Speaker 2: little couple. I don't know what that is. We had
Speaker 2: and he knows we're kidding.
Speaker 8: So he knows we're kidding around about him being a murderer.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 6: Have you had anybody maybe from that area, Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: to give you a heads up?
Speaker 2: Ring there? What if? And they all just disappear, you know,
Speaker 2: because think about how much we want, to think about
Speaker 2: how much we want references. We're not We're not even
Speaker 2: remotely getting references. No, Rick, No one guy who's tarting
Speaker 2: by him had to go buy him some black and miles.
Speaker 2: That a guy that said, now his pastor did he
Speaker 2: send a text at or is accomplice?
Speaker 19: You?
Speaker 2: Are you going to church with him?
Speaker 22: I don't know.
Speaker 7: That's a lot there's a lot of moving parts here.
Speaker 7: I don't know if I can't get there in time.
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Speaker 6: Park Place Baptist for a wonderful time. And I really
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Speaker 2: And I didn't get any kind of trouble or anything
Speaker 2: like that. And it was smooth.
Speaker 6: Everything seemed to go smooth, no no problems at all,
Speaker 6: no no issue it was. It was a smooth run.
Speaker 6: So I didn't have length smooth well, you know what
Speaker 6: it's the beauty of it is. It was a nice
Speaker 6: three hour ride over and a nice three hour ride back,
Speaker 6: and uh and I slept really good Saturday night, and
Speaker 6: and but but that it was a you know when
Speaker 6: you're thinking about like even for church on Sunday, Okay,
Speaker 6: so I've got to get up at seven. I mean
Speaker 6: that's so far removed from three point fifteen. Yeah, even
Speaker 6: even getting in bed at midnight. I mean you're still
Speaker 6: sleeping seven hours. Yeah, So that was that was great.
Speaker 6: That was moving in promadd so also some other things
Speaker 6: that we do need to discuss today. I do know
Speaker 6: over the weekend, Speedy, and I'll go ahead and bring
Speaker 6: this up. I mean, so, no, so you what you got,
Speaker 6: so you don't so you don't have to. Okay, we
Speaker 6: pick up a couple of champions over the weekend. Yes,
Speaker 6: it looks like Greg, I know that you were excited
Speaker 6: about the NBA Final.
Speaker 2: Sure who was in it?
Speaker 6: Look at you, Rick, that would be Oklahoma City, uh
Speaker 6: in Indiana? Okay, how about that, Speedy.
Speaker 2: You that's not bad, Share, not bad. Like our updates
Speaker 2: have helped, y'all.
Speaker 6: Sherry and I were having dinner last night and I
Speaker 6: noticed over her head where we were that I saw
Speaker 6: them doing the build up. I said, oh, I think
Speaker 6: the NBA Finals are tonight. And I said, I got
Speaker 6: to know right now, Share, I want to look at
Speaker 6: you right now, tell me a team that's in the
Speaker 6: NBA Finals. And she looked at me and she goes
Speaker 6: the Celtics, And I said, you.
Speaker 2: Know what, that's not bad. That's our team. That's the
Speaker 2: way to I said, you sound like you sound like Greg.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: But anyway, I said, no, baby, I said, there's no
Speaker 6: way you get these too. There's no way, no under
Speaker 6: zero circumstance, because you get these right. And she said,
Speaker 6: I said, I'm gonna say them to you. How about
Speaker 6: Oklahoma City in Indiana? She because I didn't even know
Speaker 6: they had teams? Yeah, And I said I didn't either.
Speaker 6: So so anyway, so there you go. I found myself
Speaker 6: and I guess I'm ojoed Indiana. I guess I was
Speaker 6: kind of of I found myself draving. Now looks like
Speaker 6: that they get the thunder blew them out in the game. Look,
Speaker 6: I found myself being pulled toward Indiana a little bit
Speaker 6: because I don't know why. I just started kind of
Speaker 6: thinking about it, and I thought, well, where do I
Speaker 6: have a tie. So you know, Brody's in laws, his
Speaker 6: father in law is from Indiana. Rich Wingo is from Indiana.
Speaker 6: Brody my son pulls for the Indianapolis Colts.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 2: So I said, okay, I think I'll go with you.
Speaker 22: You're in.
Speaker 2: I'll go with Indiana. And of course I'm mojoed them.
Speaker 2: And they got the Yeah, so there, And oh Tiger fans, l.
Speaker 6: M L s U baseball fans, they don't play no
Speaker 6: game good LSU in general, their fans are pretty intense.
Speaker 6: But the m L s U Tigers sweep Carolina.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and the best of three, they swept them to
Speaker 7: win the College World Series. And I think that's their
Speaker 7: second one and three years.
Speaker 2: Go Tigers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I hated it was a little game two. Uh,
Speaker 7: the final game was a little tainted, and I hated
Speaker 7: it because nothing against L s U.
Speaker 2: They still won it, and probably.
Speaker 7: I just hate when umpires do what they did, And
Speaker 7: I mean they got a little they got a little sensitive,
Speaker 7: and they kicked Coastal's head coach and first assistant out
Speaker 7: of the game in the first inning of the.
Speaker 2: College Series Game two.
Speaker 7: Yeah, apparently the first base coach was barking from his
Speaker 7: coaches box and the homeplate.
Speaker 2: Din't like it. Yeah, and he didn't like it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he got he got tripped.
Speaker 8: And yes, look at him, rawly kicks his leg up
Speaker 8: in the air like woo.
Speaker 2: Nobody knows what we're talking about, guys.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the the umpires, uh, whenever they so that happened,
Speaker 7: and then they looked to the dugout and and gave
Speaker 7: them a warning, and the.
Speaker 2: Coach said, what are you talking about?
Speaker 7: And then he pointed down to the first base box
Speaker 7: where the first base coach was hollering because they felt
Speaker 7: like they had missed some some calls. And the head
Speaker 7: coach stepped out and said, you've missed three. In other words,
Speaker 7: you've missed three calls so far in the game. It's
Speaker 7: only the first inning home played on by I said,
Speaker 7: you're out at which I thought was a little quick.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 7: And then the umpires come rushing in to try to
Speaker 7: protect the home plate umpire and one of them either
Speaker 7: flopped or tripped on one of the other umpires or
Speaker 7: something fell down and made all dramatic. Yeah, were you
Speaker 7: just hate that that with that happened, That's what they
Speaker 7: were talking about. It looked like he really flopped.
Speaker 6: The dump looked a little bit drum They become a
Speaker 6: little bit drama queen ish lately.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I do want to ask you about one thing I forgot.
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Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 6: So, I want y'all to shoot me straight, because there
Speaker 6: was one thing that one of the guys over the
Speaker 6: weekend just put on text Nation and he's like, Birge,
Speaker 6: you'll have something out. Well, I wasn't gonna talk about it.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, it was just a good experience,
Speaker 6: and I'm thankful for them. I want to ask y'all
Speaker 6: and I want y'all to shoot me straight. We have
Speaker 6: to be honest with each other here if we're going
Speaker 6: to help each other, right, Okay, yeah, you know, And
Speaker 6: unlike Tom Cruise and a few good men, I can
Speaker 6: handle the truth.
Speaker 2: Okay. Do I seem feeble to you? Am I getting
Speaker 2: more feeble.
Speaker 8: That I wouldn't say feeble?
Speaker 2: Do I get around pretty well?
Speaker 8: I think you get the difference. You know, sometimes you
Speaker 8: can struggle to get around but still not be feeble.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 8: So I think you do struggle to get around. But
Speaker 8: I don't think you're feeble.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, and that's a compliment because I
Speaker 2: actually had lunch with a childhood friend.
Speaker 6: I mean, I'm talking about we've known each other since
Speaker 6: we were tiny. Okay, it's not like I mean. And
Speaker 6: he and I both agreed we're about the same age.
Speaker 6: I'm a little bit older than him by a couple
Speaker 6: of months. And we sat down for lunch. We get
Speaker 6: we see each other maybe once or twice a year, okay, okay,
Speaker 6: and we'll try to catch up. And so we were
Speaker 6: doing full blown we're here for the long haul. I
Speaker 6: don't have to be anywhere, you don't have to be anywhere.
Speaker 6: We're talking to or done. And the first thing that
Speaker 6: we addressed, because he said, and I agree, he said,
Speaker 6: you realize that up to sixty, I think we're able
Speaker 6: to make a case that we're not getting older. He goes,
Speaker 6: there's no there's no painting sixty. He goes, I mean,
Speaker 6: if you're sixty, you're an older man.
Speaker 2: Okay. And we both had to just deal with that
Speaker 2: and we just sat there a minute. We just resonated.
Speaker 2: We pictured ourselves when we were young people who said
Speaker 2: they were sixty and how it felt.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 6: But anyway, so this this happened, and I wasn't going
Speaker 6: to bring it up because I think that it was
Speaker 6: all coming from a good place.
Speaker 2: But it started kind of get in my head a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 6: So anytime you go somewhere you know, and you're greeted
Speaker 6: by the host of the event, it's always a great
Speaker 6: thing to get.
Speaker 2: To know them. And we talked.
Speaker 6: So I'm walking in with the senior pastor at park
Speaker 6: Place in Pearl, Misissippi, and he said, if you want
Speaker 6: to after we have something to eat, if you want
Speaker 6: to take some time to go over your notes, pray,
Speaker 6: just have some quiet time, you can use my office.
Speaker 2: That's pretty common, that's not abnormal. Okay.
Speaker 6: So the minute we went to his office, he turned
Speaker 6: down a couple of steps. He said, now watch the
Speaker 6: steps now. And I didn't think think about it.
Speaker 2: Watch step.
Speaker 6: There was nothing there because I thought, maybe these are
Speaker 6: precarious steps on the drive get you. Maybe they've knocked
Speaker 6: some people down. I didn't think anything about it. Okay, kid,
Speaker 6: you not. We go all right, So let's go in
Speaker 6: here for the mic check. Okay, come into the sanctuary.
Speaker 6: You look around. Here's your headset, I have to. I
Speaker 6: always ask for two ears if it's possible. I'd rather
Speaker 6: have a handheld mike. If you don't have two ears
Speaker 6: on the headset, these one ear headsets, I wrestle those
Speaker 6: like there's some kind of animal attack in my head.
Speaker 2: I can't keep them on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and so anyway, if it's not two ears, I'd
Speaker 6: just rather have a handheld or I'll just stay behind
Speaker 6: the podium. So I'm sorry the lectern on the podium
Speaker 6: right So anyway, that guy's gonna be very proud of us.
Speaker 6: So there's steps going up to the stage. Hey, watch
Speaker 6: those steps right there. There's no rails. I kind of
Speaker 6: looked and I was like, yes, okay, thank you. That's
Speaker 6: two steps. Protection that's two steps that he's warned me about.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: Then then I think, well that's got to be it. Hey,
Speaker 6: when you go up virtue of the lectern, there's a
Speaker 6: rug right there. Don't trip over it.
Speaker 2: And I was like, this guy's this real trip trip sensitive.
Speaker 2: What's going on? He worries about it by tripping. Well,
Speaker 2: there's two things, three warnings. Yeah, I mean, am I
Speaker 2: does he see me as like a.
Speaker 8: Dramatic lights on stage?
Speaker 2: No, I think I think I can maneuver these steps
Speaker 2: in this rug.
Speaker 7: I really do like there's one of two things. And
Speaker 7: you alluded to it, the the the warning because he's
Speaker 7: worried that that's kind of it. It could be though, Hey,
Speaker 7: these have given us fits before, and it's easy to
Speaker 7: misive or fall, you know, So just a heads up
Speaker 7: because it's either that or you look like you could fall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's one of the two. You may have just
Speaker 2: been having one of them days. It's one of two.
Speaker 7: I mean, it could be that maybe the rug has
Speaker 7: given people fits. And he's like, hey, you know, and
Speaker 7: both steps and the steps, I'm not worried. I don't
Speaker 7: know about the steps. Watch your step.
Speaker 2: Yeah. He literally said, there's no rail, there's just three
Speaker 2: steps up to the stage. Just all it is. Did
Speaker 2: you not have your legs under you after the long drive?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 8: You know, when you get out of the gates. I
Speaker 8: think your gate is a little misleading.
Speaker 2: Somebody taxations, I think you walk. Somebody who text Nation says,
Speaker 2: I walk like there's rocks in my shoes. There you go.
Speaker 9: Yeahh I think your walk is a little misleading. It
Speaker 9: looks like you I have a struggle, but you're strong. Yeah,
Speaker 9: you just don't walk good, right, Okay, that's from strong
Speaker 9: as you just don't walk like it. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 9: walk like So would you give me a warning?
Speaker 2: Would you say? How old is the singer pastor? He's
Speaker 2: probably I don't know, he like he was probably in
Speaker 2: his forties. Oh yeah, he was concerned. He thought you
Speaker 2: were going, oh he's just being at yellower.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe fifties, I don't know. He had he had
Speaker 6: great hair, Like did he have any problem of the stairs?
Speaker 6: He did not, And and and it's like I was
Speaker 6: people like well, and I'm like, you know what it
Speaker 6: felt like, you know how sometimes you like we all
Speaker 6: have these people that we remember when they were younger
Speaker 6: and they're still speaking, and you're bringing them back. You're like, hey,
Speaker 6: this is a guy there because I no longer considered
Speaker 6: the Hey you know this, you've heard of this guy.
Speaker 2: Now, it's like is he still alive?
Speaker 23: You know?
Speaker 6: And and so and so it's almost like you know,
Speaker 6: you bring them in, but you think, hey, they've been
Speaker 6: around a while. We need to we need to escore
Speaker 6: him to the up there, to the elector. And you
Speaker 6: know this just let's be sure they're steady.
Speaker 2: I was like, I'll still move around the stage and
Speaker 2: all that. I'm good. So he wasn't your age?
Speaker 9: No, Okay, that's different because I was thinking if he
Speaker 9: if he was, you know, when you're speaking and sometimes
Speaker 9: there's like you know, the glow and the dark tape
Speaker 9: and a guy who even have like a flashlight on
Speaker 9: the ground, like pointing at the steps, which I re
Speaker 9: shape that guy.
Speaker 8: You know, I've had that guy before playing drum gigs
Speaker 8: and stuff like that. Was that kind of us.
Speaker 2: We're not turning the lights off every steps we approached.
Speaker 6: He warned me about them. Everyone watch you steps looked
Speaker 6: a little unstable that. Hey watch that, Matt.
Speaker 2: I can pick my feet. I think I can get
Speaker 2: over a mat.
Speaker 9: You need to probably start saying like I got a
Speaker 9: bad ankle, but I still work out everybody.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me ask your question people that are you
Speaker 2: dragging your feet or are you picking them up? Because
Speaker 2: that could be another thing. He might say, Hey, we
Speaker 2: got a dragger.
Speaker 13: You know what I mean?
Speaker 7: You're not picking Yeah, that might be he thought, maybe
Speaker 7: you're dragon workout and stuff.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know you need to tell people that.
Speaker 2: And the workout includes like box steps and things of
Speaker 2: this nature.
Speaker 8: Walk around for us real quick. Let us check your walk, Yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Mean walking like I think it's having a bad walk
Speaker 6: from the drive and sitting down to them almost the break.
Speaker 7: I just want to see if you maybe maybe you're
Speaker 7: not picking your toes up and he felt like you
Speaker 7: were going to drag it on that rug.
Speaker 2: That's probably it. Yeah, oh yeah, no for a while, Oh,
Speaker 2: I didn't know you drug your foot. Well that I thought, apologist.
Speaker 2: Then I did tell you that. Yeah, yeah, a that
Speaker 2: that fooks dead. I mean it's pretty dead. Watch that road.
Speaker 8: Hey, hey, there's there is a thing right there straight.
Speaker 2: Up there is about that you stopped before. I was worried.
Speaker 2: May we get their dolls?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you had a doll where you're at? Now I
Speaker 2: realize I got to add to the things to consider.
Speaker 2: And when I come to speak, be sure there's no
Speaker 2: treacherous stamps.
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Speaker 6: Of course, keep in mind it's it's Monday if you're
Speaker 6: catching this live. So there's been a couple of times
Speaker 6: that we've talked about a topic then realize we left
Speaker 6: something out or we found out new information. So we
Speaker 6: mentioned we mentioned l s U won the men's college
Speaker 6: Baseball World Series. Congratulations Tigers coaster of Carolina who was
Speaker 6: kind of a darling of the series. Outstanding baseball team.
Speaker 6: Their coach was tossed. Was that game too, you said,
Speaker 6: uh he at the press conference. We now have it
Speaker 6: because those of you that haven't seen it, and I
Speaker 6: had not seen it, uh until until we got to
Speaker 6: work today. One of the umps falls backward, and he
Speaker 6: makes it look like the coach may have put a
Speaker 6: shoulder into him or something, but that's not the case.
Speaker 6: And so the coach is saying, I'm going to own
Speaker 6: what happened to me if these things are true, but
Speaker 6: I am not going to own this guy falling.
Speaker 2: And he explains all that.
Speaker 12: So is this you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And this is the press confer I need anything over
Speaker 7: here from Adler? He he's just rolling b roll. But
Speaker 7: the coach was asked, Okay, what happened from your perspective?
Speaker 24: No, would be an eleven point seven coach, the twenty
Speaker 24: eighth pitch of the first inning?
Speaker 17: Were you warned prior to it?
Speaker 24: And then I know the homeplate umpire kind of turned
Speaker 24: his back and walked away. Were any words shared from
Speaker 24: him to you afterwards?
Speaker 10: There's twenty five thousand people there, and I vaguely hear
Speaker 10: a warning issued as the head coach, and I was
Speaker 10: assistant for twenty four years, and as an assistant, you're
Speaker 10: almost treated like a second grade, second level citizen, and
Speaker 10: you can't say a word. Now as a head coach,
Speaker 10: I think it is your right to get an explanation
Speaker 10: of why we got warned. And I'm forty eight years old.
Speaker 10: I shouldn't get showed by another grown man, right, So
Speaker 10: when I come out to ask what the warning is,
Speaker 10: a grown man showed me. So at that point I
Speaker 10: can now hear him say it was a warning issued
Speaker 10: for arguing balls and strikes. And at that point I said,
Speaker 10: because you missed three. At that point ejected. If that
Speaker 10: warrants an ejection, I'm the first one to stand here
Speaker 10: like a man and apologize two words that the fine
Speaker 10: Art program.
Speaker 17: Or own it. And what does that mean is you
Speaker 17: have to own You have to own everything that you do.
Speaker 10: Without blame, without defending yourself, without excuses. If you guys
Speaker 10: watched the video, there was a guy that came in
Speaker 10: extremely aggressively tripped over the can't post his foot, embarrassed
Speaker 10: in front of twenty five thousand, immediately goes two game
Speaker 10: suspension and said bumping the umpire.
Speaker 17: Immediately does that there was no bump. He was embarrassed.
Speaker 10: I shouldn't be held accountable for a grown man's athleticism.
Speaker 10: We'll retract it though, because now it's excessive. And the
Speaker 10: reason why it was excessive because I was trying to
Speaker 10: say I didn't bump him.
Speaker 22: It is what it is.
Speaker 10: But if that warranted an ejection, man, there'd be a
Speaker 10: lot of ejections. As an umpire, I feel like it's
Speaker 10: your job to manage the game, the National championship game,
Speaker 10: with some poise, some calmness.
Speaker 17: And a little bit of tolerance.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I can't be held responsible for his athletic ability.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he did come in hot, he did, and then
Speaker 9: he just kind of fell backwards over his own feet.
Speaker 7: It looks like, yeah, see, uh, I think the umpire
Speaker 7: the other the other umpire's foot he tripped over, and.
Speaker 6: He tried to get in between the behind the plate
Speaker 6: up and the coach. And then and then he tripped
Speaker 6: over the other umpire's foot.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and but and then, like a drama queen tried
Speaker 2: to claim.
Speaker 6: He was shoved or pushed what by the are bumped
Speaker 6: by the head coach and the head coaches.
Speaker 2: I did not bump him. He just fell over somebody's
Speaker 2: feet and he got embarrassed and he tried to blame
Speaker 2: me for his lack of athletic ability. Yeah, that's hilarious.
Speaker 7: But Coastal had quite a run. I think they had
Speaker 7: won twenty six twenty seven in a row. I can't
Speaker 7: remember the number. And then LSU swept him in the
Speaker 7: in the final championship series. So congratulations to LSU.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: As you see when he was arguing with them and
Speaker 6: you're looking at the stands behind him, the LSU fans
Speaker 6: are doing.
Speaker 8: This, what's that guy?
Speaker 5: Where we go?
Speaker 2: Here's hay bird. Hay Bird just comes from Zach.
Speaker 22: Zach.
Speaker 2: I think you're all right?
Speaker 22: I don't.
Speaker 2: I think you're good man.
Speaker 6: I guess this happened with us discussing when you guys
Speaker 6: gave me You've been so supportive lately. You gave me
Speaker 6: a hard time about checking on, you know, a friend
Speaker 6: of mine to be sure it's car cranked, and now
Speaker 6: it's got a man. It seems to have launched me
Speaker 6: in everywhere, wondering, wandering us to make rulings on whether
Speaker 6: something was gay or not. Okay, So so here's Zach
Speaker 6: and I don't this is new. I've never heard of this.
Speaker 6: Hey bird, Hey bird, Hey Zach. A bit of a
Speaker 6: dilemma here. Love milkshakes. You guys are talking about National
Speaker 6: Milkshake Day. I love I love milkshakes. I usually get
Speaker 6: one from Chick fil a Every summer they offer a
Speaker 6: peach flavored milkshake. I've thought about trying it several times.
Speaker 6: That one thing has always stopped me. I can't shake
Speaker 6: the feeling that it would be little gayete. Growing up,
Speaker 6: the only people I knew who drink the peach milkshake
Speaker 6: were women, So maybe I have a skewed perspective. So
Speaker 6: would it be gay for a grown up man to
Speaker 6: drink a peach milkshake? Or am I safe to try it?
Speaker 6: I love to get your guys opinion, especially Greggs, since
Speaker 6: he seems to be a gay expert.
Speaker 2: Wait, I'm not sure what that means. Well, you're not
Speaker 2: sure what that means.
Speaker 6: They're just saying that you can make a call or something,
Speaker 6: because you said that about my breakfast the first month
Speaker 6: of the show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so that he's just saying, you make a call.
Speaker 6: I've never heard the peach milkshake tied to lack of
Speaker 6: masculine I will.
Speaker 2: Say that, Let's say there's a meter here. This is
Speaker 2: who way feminine? This is not femine at all.
Speaker 6: He's a little ride of center. It's going it's not,
Speaker 6: but it's looking at it, it could be feminine. So
Speaker 6: if if we're at the drive three.
Speaker 2: Not much, but I might go, We've got a peach thaks,
Speaker 2: have a chocolate.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so we're off screaming milkshakes to you. You're driving,
Speaker 7: and we're all giving you our order. You're at the
Speaker 7: drive through, and then from the back of you here,
Speaker 7: I'll take a peach one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just get a peach ice cream.
Speaker 6: That's better, alight, all right, let's let's let's have Addler
Speaker 6: order the peach, and let's all order and let's see
Speaker 6: how it sounds.
Speaker 8: Let me get one a little peach.
Speaker 2: Let's let's start hearing you be last. Let's see how
Speaker 2: it sounds. I'll take your chocolate. I'll do oreo peanut butter.
Speaker 8: I'm not saying it's.
Speaker 2: Complete, but I.
Speaker 8: See where now.
Speaker 2: All right, maybe the guy's point because you really had
Speaker 2: to butcher up to make it work.
Speaker 5: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's not complete sellout, but it's yeah, the disorder that
Speaker 2: when nobody's with you, and if nobody's with you, you're good. Okay,
Speaker 2: just don't do it with the guys there it is,
Speaker 2: he can tribe. It's got to be so exactly.
Speaker 8: Maybe with your wife it would be better.
Speaker 2: You'll be getting hers because she probably had one. Oh
Speaker 2: that's good.
Speaker 8: I'm just getting one because she's getting one. You know,
Speaker 8: I just want That's why I said I wanted beach.
Speaker 2: Only you're mister t If somebody said, they said agree,
Speaker 2: they said so all where you are, French toast is
Speaker 2: fine unless you're ordered a cracker Bury.
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Speaker 6: We're back, thanks for being with us, America from the
Speaker 6: text Nation. By the way, just so you know, texture,
Speaker 6: we've already been there with this shirt. Hal has the
Speaker 6: show been two hours in and no one has said
Speaker 6: anything about the hideous shirt that Adler is wearing.
Speaker 2: We beat up on this shirt before this is he's
Speaker 2: he's brought this in. I don't have it in me
Speaker 2: for another one.
Speaker 6: He looks like he looks like a going nowhere waiter
Speaker 6: at Bahama Breeze. Uh huh uh that's uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: that's he's he's going through a little rough patch.
Speaker 8: It's rude to waiters and Bahama Breeze.
Speaker 2: Right, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Mister Chin's making fun. You know, Greg, he's back. He's
Speaker 6: out of rehab. He's got himself a job, he's trying
Speaker 6: to do better.
Speaker 8: That's rude to waiters, Bahama, Brees and me.
Speaker 15: That's everybody.
Speaker 2: He had some matching pants.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, that'd be good, it would look good.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: How long you had that shirt?
Speaker 9: I don't know, maybe four or five years something like that.
Speaker 9: This is one of my newer shirts. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 9: you get four or five years old.
Speaker 2: It gets it to you or did you pick it
Speaker 2: off the rat and go this is it?
Speaker 8: I think I think I picked it up.
Speaker 1: I think I picked it up.
Speaker 8: I really don't remember how I got this shirt. I
Speaker 8: know I love it.
Speaker 6: Hey, hey, text Nation, you just don't understand this shirt.
Speaker 6: When I walked in, I thought somebody ad on you
Speaker 6: had died funeral. Today's dressed right to a funeral.
Speaker 8: This is me dressed up.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: It has a collar and buttons.
Speaker 2: It does from Smoothie King to that. That's Smoothie King's shirt.
Speaker 2: They tell me you retired of it.
Speaker 8: Please that one does not get put on anymore.
Speaker 2: No, I'm too fat for it.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm getting fat.
Speaker 9: I'm about to hit forty and it's just everything, I mean,
Speaker 9: it's everything's catching up to me, I eat a Reese's
Speaker 9: peanut butter cup, and I mean it shows up on.
Speaker 2: My hips, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I had some people, of course, you know, apparently I'm feeble,
Speaker 6: so I'll just maybe not talk as boldly today. But
Speaker 6: I had some people saying that Henry the Horse looks
Speaker 6: like he's getting a little older.
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, yes, when somebody wins a thousand bucks, Henry
Speaker 9: the horse comes out without a shirt on and does
Speaker 9: Henry's kind of getting into like, honey fat. I that's funny,
Speaker 9: not just because he's shirtless, but he's funny because he's fat.
Speaker 8: So that's that.
Speaker 22: There you go.
Speaker 8: It's a win win a struggle.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, what you'll discover getting older when you're approaching forty,
Speaker 6: because forty things are about to change, my friend. Is
Speaker 6: everything like when you were younger, and you would like, okay,
Speaker 6: I kind of need to I need to get back
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 2: I need to do a little better. And you're going
Speaker 2: to start expecting when you would go do better quick
Speaker 2: the results you got when you were younger. Oh look
Speaker 2: at me, I'm back.
Speaker 6: Now you'll go do this exact same thing your body
Speaker 6: go and yeah, wait a minute, why are you not
Speaker 6: responding to this like like you once did.
Speaker 9: Yes, as far as abilities and things, things fall off
Speaker 9: more quickly and they're built back more slowly.
Speaker 8: Bingo, yes, yes, all that's happening.
Speaker 2: Oh really, so it's already it's already happened.
Speaker 8: Hard and fast, fast and furious.
Speaker 2: Okay, did you have a nice weekend?
Speaker 8: I did.
Speaker 9: I did tons of kids action, just hanging with kids,
Speaker 9: like I said, went and visited grandma.
Speaker 8: Nice with the kids.
Speaker 6: When she got down to the she froze y'all out
Speaker 6: by taking the thermometer down to seventy five.
Speaker 9: I brought and this actually just worked out because it
Speaker 9: was so hot in her my my grandma's house. I
Speaker 9: brought little Italian ice cups as distractions to eat for
Speaker 9: the kids, little frozen cups.
Speaker 8: I had one. I had one because I'm like, I'm
Speaker 8: dying one of these. But no, it's a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Set up.
Speaker 8: The whale slide. Uh, It's got like an inflatable whale slide.
Speaker 9: And as soon as the neighbor kids came over, Oh really,
Speaker 9: and we didn't get rained out, we got thundered out.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, I never I never saw the it never
Speaker 6: really came around. You could see it kind of knocking around,
Speaker 6: but it didn't seem to do much, which is good.
Speaker 7: Well, when's the last time you've got you guys have
Speaker 7: had an icy from from like the convenience me like
Speaker 7: a slush puppy or yeah.
Speaker 8: That's old school, Greg slush puppy slush.
Speaker 2: Anybody ever been able to icy machine?
Speaker 22: You go up.
Speaker 2: Flavors that that is the ultimate. If you're dehydrated, just
Speaker 2: go grab you. River loves them. Man. We'll pop up
Speaker 2: in there and grab him one in a second. You
Speaker 2: have one with him? I have, I have, Uh, I
Speaker 2: have not every time.
Speaker 7: But sometimes he'll he'll just be so red face. We're like,
Speaker 7: how about an icy He's like, yes that co oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Does he always go with co cola? He does, he does.
Speaker 2: He's gonna.
Speaker 6: I like the blue breeze or whatever. By the way,
Speaker 6: the blue one. Your tongue will be blue for two weeks.
Speaker 2: Yes, let me tell you.
Speaker 6: I fact I found one and it was good for you.
Speaker 6: It wasn't far from my house. But it's no longer there.
Speaker 6: Tang flavored.
Speaker 8: Okay, it was awesome, really yeah, Okay.
Speaker 2: It was rosen. It was just used to tang.
Speaker 13: I like the power.
Speaker 2: A spoon, such a weirdo.
Speaker 8: I'd mix it so thick it would be like mud.
Speaker 8: That's how much of that junk I have in there.
Speaker 2: I love tang.
Speaker 8: I love tang.
Speaker 2: How do you not like tang? Seriously? I don't like
Speaker 2: it and I wouldn't do an icy of it no way,
Speaker 2: even though it's still while we're talking about. Just won't
Speaker 2: drink it anymore.
Speaker 8: We that weird stuff. And I know Mountain dew icy
Speaker 8: is good?
Speaker 14: Is it?
Speaker 13: It is?
Speaker 2: Thanks buddy, I know, I know it is.
Speaker 1: It is good.
Speaker 8: That's the last one I had was probably five six
Speaker 8: years ago.
Speaker 2: It's good, though I have not had one of those.
Speaker 8: And the coke one is real good.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the coke is great.
Speaker 7: And we were just talking about how hot it is
Speaker 7: sometimes man, just getting a big old, nice cold one.
Speaker 2: But slush puppy, slush puppy. The ice was a little thicker, yeah,
Speaker 2: a little more icy.
Speaker 6: And I don't think I ever read I don't think
Speaker 6: I ever drank a slush puppy that I didn't get
Speaker 6: like that headache right in the middle of my head.
Speaker 2: I could not drink it slow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, but I prefer the icy, but I haven't
Speaker 6: had one and probably since my kids were grown. Yeah,
Speaker 6: that was the one that I'm afraid that rf K
Speaker 6: Junior slapping out of my hand something ice and it
Speaker 6: was like tropical Okay, what was it called?
Speaker 2: Those were good. We used to get them all the
Speaker 2: time and I used to work. Yeah, what was something?
Speaker 8: I remember what you're talking about? Tropical eye? It was
Speaker 8: just called tropical ice.
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 6: I don't know, I know, I don't feel right. It's
Speaker 6: an end and ice. But anyway, they had tropical flavors.
Speaker 6: I remember that and it was really good.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, so I can't I can't remember the last time.
Speaker 2: Well video, but.
Speaker 7: I've been within about a week. Uh and and he'll go,
Speaker 7: he'll he'll pop up in there and and you know,
Speaker 7: and you want them to, you know, just to learn
Speaker 7: how to do things on the wrong. He's he's four, Yeah,
Speaker 7: but but working that working that trigger sometimes, you know,
Speaker 7: you got to know when to show. Yeah, so you
Speaker 7: try and of course he still got his golf club
Speaker 7: take it off. Yeah, so you so you got to
Speaker 7: try to pull push it down and there you go.
Speaker 7: So then you let him Okay, you got it. You
Speaker 7: go for it and then he keeps trying and then.
Speaker 2: Clean up on all four. Yeah, and the guy working
Speaker 2: the count he looked at me and I got it.
Speaker 7: I got it, and he started laughing. But man, there
Speaker 7: was something about it just cooling you off. Oh on
Speaker 7: these hot days, sure, no doubt, there's a place close
Speaker 7: to the house. They got a sure enough good when
Speaker 7: they got it all too. They got the tropical set up,
Speaker 7: they got the icy set I mean they have it all.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, to get these truck stops you go in,
Speaker 6: they have like twenty So people are saying thing like that.
Speaker 6: You know what, you're not talking about this ConA Ice.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 6: The ball games for the kids. Oh yes, fourth and short,
Speaker 6: I'm in the ConA Ice line. I actually watched that happen.
Speaker 6: I was at a game, and I mean it was
Speaker 6: an important part of the game, and all of a
Speaker 6: sudden Greg was headed off to ConA Ice.
Speaker 9: And yeah, Speedy, you're in that world where you're just
Speaker 9: you're just trying to help them learn how to do everything.
Speaker 8: But they're so bad at everything.
Speaker 9: It's like, oh my goodness, and every everything you watch
Speaker 9: them carry is just like it right on the edge
Speaker 9: of spilling and disaster.
Speaker 8: At every moment. But you gotta let him do it
Speaker 8: otherwise they'll never learn to do it. It's very stressful,
Speaker 8: the whole experience, right right.
Speaker 2: You know, And I know, I know you gotta have
Speaker 2: a lid on it first.
Speaker 7: But again, I was trying to teach him and you
Speaker 7: gotta head up me and I'm not I'm just I'm
Speaker 7: just trying to hang out.
Speaker 8: Yeah, trying to just let it.
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Speaker 6: calls coming up next segment, Greg, did you see the story?
Speaker 6: You know, Speedy always uses his role as producer of
Speaker 6: the program to send all of us subtle messages. Have
Speaker 6: you ever noticed that by the stories he pigs and
Speaker 6: the things he lays down? Yeah, you know, you remember
Speaker 6: back in the Rick and Bubby years, Bubba would point
Speaker 6: out how many stories Speed would lay in front of
Speaker 6: us about being overweighted and things like that.
Speaker 8: I can't help the news of the day.
Speaker 2: I'm just.
Speaker 8: You can't help the news of the day.
Speaker 12: No, I'm.
Speaker 2: But this one. I'm going to read the headline the
Speaker 2: way he intended it.
Speaker 6: Greg, Okay, Papa has to make changes to reverse type
Speaker 6: two diabetes diagnoses. It might he doesn't say it, says
Speaker 6: Grandfather's simple changes reverse pre diabetes diagnosis that left him petrified.
Speaker 2: But but what he means for it to say is
Speaker 2: Papa needs to make some changes.
Speaker 19: That's what.
Speaker 2: That's what. That's what. That's not what I mean, Yeah,
Speaker 2: not what I mean. This is what he means by this.
Speaker 2: I think of myself too.
Speaker 8: You're communicating through headlines seven.
Speaker 2: I don't have the sugar. I still will try to
Speaker 2: do better. A sixty six year old grandfather who exercised daily.
Speaker 6: Yeah, said he had some exercise he had heard about
Speaker 6: that he was using called thirty ten Yeah, yeah, thirty
Speaker 6: ten ten.
Speaker 2: He said he was getting ready for the crap run
Speaker 2: he did. Man, he learned he was pre diabetic, and
Speaker 2: he could not believe it, he said, Greg, like you,
Speaker 2: he's a dance teacher. Yes, people don't know that, right,
Speaker 2: he said, five feet ten inches and only weigh one
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty seven pounds. Not bad, he said, I
Speaker 2: wore a medium sized shirt. Greg. He danced like you
Speaker 2: seven times a week.
Speaker 6: He's to dance, and he didn't think twice about his
Speaker 6: daily snacks a chocolate bar and a bag of chips.
Speaker 6: But oh, not so fast, he said, I honestly thought
Speaker 6: I was fit. And healthy diagnosis shocked me. Yeah, and
Speaker 6: petrified him something that has not happened with you yet.
Speaker 6: And he said he had a weakness for fretterers in there. Yeah,
Speaker 6: he put the fritter up by the way. Don't think
Speaker 6: this didn't come up yesterday with my visit with mom.
Speaker 6: What Greg seems to be eating to me? Of them fritters?
Speaker 2: Oh? Because he fritters every day? No, I said, no,
Speaker 2: just Tuesdays and Friday. He ever left over right, And
Speaker 2: I don't think Greg, guess guess what your fellow grandfather
Speaker 2: had to do? Said? I had to change way I
Speaker 2: was eating.
Speaker 6: He said, you know what I found out is I
Speaker 6: was a five foot ten, one hundred and sixty seven
Speaker 6: pounds unhealthy person.
Speaker 2: Yea and a medium shirt. Medium shirt, okay, walked around
Speaker 2: looking healthy. But he what he said, I had to
Speaker 2: I had to cut out my nightly so every day
Speaker 2: chocolate bar and chips, and I started eating whole New
Speaker 2: treecious foods and began chewing my food much slower. This
Speaker 2: is this was interesting fast.
Speaker 7: Do you Burgess boys if to the point is you
Speaker 7: all ever have lunch with either of the Burgess boys,
Speaker 7: just a heads up, you better get you better hurry up,
Speaker 7: or they're going to be done watching you eat.
Speaker 8: Be eating by yourself.
Speaker 2: I don't know why, but eating last night and let
Speaker 2: it goes. What is wrong with you? Why aren't you?
Speaker 2: Of course she's the other way, she said too slow?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, come on, he said, he slowed down.
Speaker 9: And then that's called normal, that's called normal eating, my goodness,
Speaker 9: it's not a race.
Speaker 2: No, oh, my goodness, he said. It takes him to
Speaker 2: eat a chicken sandwich, now takes him forty minutes. That
Speaker 2: lord chew your face.
Speaker 8: Health is chewing your food tied to hell.
Speaker 6: He's saying, you won't you won't eat as much because
Speaker 6: if you eat fast, you don't realize you're full.
Speaker 7: Greg, Harry will get back get on me about that.
Speaker 7: When I go back for seconds, She's like, hang on,
Speaker 7: give it a minute. You don't even know you're full yet.
Speaker 20: Greg.
Speaker 6: Look what he says right here, He said, I know
Speaker 6: some people would call my I mean some people I
Speaker 6: don't want to mention their names, would call my breakfast gay.
Speaker 6: But now but now it consists of fruit uh and
Speaker 6: uh and and some uh some granola with almond milk.
Speaker 2: No, I don't say that.
Speaker 6: And then it says, A typical dinner is boiled eggs,
Speaker 6: roasted peanuts. Have an update, you have an update for you? Celery, cherry, tomatoes, carrots.
Speaker 6: Don't like tomato and a cucumber. I like cucumbers, carrots
Speaker 6: and uh not the tomato.
Speaker 2: What was the other thing? He said, Greg Salerie celery.
Speaker 2: I eat celery, he said.
Speaker 6: I know some I know some people like me and
Speaker 6: it that think they can out exercise bad eating. I'm
Speaker 6: here to tell them you can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah that too, what is y'all said?
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, some people referred to me
Speaker 6: as a diabetes daredevil, and I finally just make.
Speaker 8: It so, yeah, he's just seeing stuff that we said.
Speaker 2: I wish that was right. Check.
Speaker 7: I will say this, I do have a weakness for chips.
Speaker 7: I'll eat some chips, I'll go home and I'll get
Speaker 7: some freedom. My daily routine is I'll make a sandwich
Speaker 7: at home for like a late lunch or whatever, and
Speaker 7: and I'm good there, okay, but then I get off
Speaker 7: in them chips.
Speaker 2: Watch them chips. That's it about. I cut a chip
Speaker 2: deal with trender Shan. How about? He said?
Speaker 6: I like everything on the on What you're eating? Why
Speaker 6: you keep eating these chips with a sandwich, I said,
Speaker 6: because a sandwich can't be eaten without chips.
Speaker 8: Sho chips and a sandwich.
Speaker 6: And I try to deal with him, I said, can
Speaker 6: I just tell you that, as long as you know me,
Speaker 6: I'm going to eat them chips with a sandwich.
Speaker 21: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Because he said those bags are small, he said, I said,
Speaker 6: I'll use the I'll use the hundred calorie bag, which
Speaker 6: means I just say, a hundred hundred bad calories.
Speaker 7: But at least it's just a hundred. Yeah, And that's
Speaker 7: the problem with me. I don't go I'm in the
Speaker 7: large bags. I don't know how much I've.
Speaker 8: Eaten chips and a sandwich.
Speaker 7: I have an update for you, Greg, I need a
Speaker 7: healthy alternative for the instead of chips, Type.
Speaker 2: Two diabetes daredevil. I have an update for you.
Speaker 6: Guess who I saw standing upright at church yesterday?
Speaker 2: Don Dae? Don dae? What he said? Tell Greg, I'm
Speaker 2: back done, recovered fully recovery. I won't done that, man.
Speaker 2: I've appreciated him up to now. Done. Don't don't worry
Speaker 2: about his wife, just worry about getting feeling better.
Speaker 6: No speedy speedy adder, Listen to this his wife, now,
Speaker 6: God love her what he's been through with his back
Speaker 6: and his kidney stone and all this, And all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, his wife standing behind me, goes, now, tell
Speaker 6: Greg he's been roasting peanuts just like that.
Speaker 2: Oh my, there trying toasting peanuts. How long before he
Speaker 2: gets back to for him? I wonder, Greg, he looked
Speaker 2: pretty healthy, He looked good, he like he was one
Speaker 2: hundred percent. Go ahead and tell Don this about he
Speaker 2: can give me enough peanuts. We're good. But if he
Speaker 2: really wants to bring them, he can.
Speaker 6: You know one thing, Greg that people that's just as
Speaker 6: bad as treating somebody like they're your peanut provider, is
Speaker 6: being a liar. I mean, you know you want you
Speaker 6: can't wait now use the negative about the ones I
Speaker 6: brought to you from another place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, so you know what you know what's sad
Speaker 2: is that you needed an update. Why aren't you chicking
Speaker 2: on Don? Listen? I asked him.
Speaker 6: Don't y'all ain't like that I've asked Don to make
Speaker 6: these peanuts. There's other guys in the class that he
Speaker 6: makes them four to right, But Greg, you don't they
Speaker 6: don't ask every Thursday Don date come. But if he
Speaker 6: goes two bass, go ahead and make both of them do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I liked you don't bring the meeting.
Speaker 6: This is what I like you seeing Greg say instead
Speaker 6: of did Don bring in you peanuts? How's Don doing?
Speaker 21: I said that.
Speaker 2: I was getting to it. I saw him yesteager, he
Speaker 2: looked healthy. He's back in the lineuiding from peanuts, and
Speaker 2: he stood. He stood there, kind of resolute because there's
Speaker 2: got to be a little bit of freedom of not
Speaker 2: having to bring him. Now he don't have to bring
Speaker 2: but if he does, make both of them dark.
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Speaker 2: Go ahead, go ahead, Hey, Eric.
Speaker 13: I listened to the audio.
Speaker 16: Book of Men Don't Run in the Rain. I really
Speaker 16: really enjoyed that.
Speaker 13: While I was listening to it, I couldn't help.
Speaker 25: But imagine all the scenarios that you that you had going.
Speaker 13: And I couldn't help but think of it making like
Speaker 13: a movie. Who do you think could play? If he could?
Speaker 8: Who do you think could play?
Speaker 6: As you're doing so, man, if you think about actors,
Speaker 6: I wish I could access those that are not here anymore,
Speaker 6: because some of those would really be great. So probably
Speaker 6: I'd love to see Tommy Lee Jones play Dad, But
Speaker 6: I think he might be too he might be too
Speaker 6: old now from that, but when he wasn't Robert de Naro.
Speaker 2: No, uh what uh who.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Robert Deval. I'd rather have devolved than there. I like,
Speaker 6: I can't get past the Narrow's politics right now. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 6: so so yeah, so that that would do. But yeah,
Speaker 6: I think Robert Duval, Timmy Lee Jones, both of those
Speaker 6: would be great.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And I'm trying to think Gene Hackman or no yeah,
Speaker 2: oh yeah yeah, when Gene Hackman was was that that
Speaker 2: would actually be a real good that would be yeah.
Speaker 2: So that so all those kind of come to mind
Speaker 2: just just right out of the gate. So those would
Speaker 2: be great ones. And look, I'm not trying to say anything,
Speaker 2: but uh, the Irwin brothers asked for a copy of
Speaker 2: the book. All right, we continue, uh unscreened phone calls.
Speaker 16: Go ahead, morning, Rick, it is Chris calling from Florence.
Speaker 16: How's it going.
Speaker 2: I hope you're will doing well.
Speaker 12: Rick.
Speaker 16: I just wanted to say I'm enjoying the book man.
Speaker 16: My wife got it for me for Father's Day, and
Speaker 16: uh just wanted to say you guys, thank you guys
Speaker 16: so much for sharing Coach with us. And I would
Speaker 16: have loved to have played for a guy like coach,
Speaker 16: just just the way he loved his players and the
Speaker 16: way he loved you guys, and even though he had
Speaker 16: some funny quirks. But one of my questions was the
Speaker 16: counts that you guys had to sit down on after
Speaker 16: he went to the banquet to go speak you guys.
Speaker 16: You guys seriously did not move the whole time.
Speaker 13: That he was gone.
Speaker 2: We were too terrified to get him. What if he
Speaker 2: turn around came back? Yeah, I have life through sixty
Speaker 2: did y'all?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Now, we didn't look when when when Bill Burgess or
Speaker 6: Ganelle Burgess for that matter, said sit right there and
Speaker 6: don't move till I come back.
Speaker 2: You didn't move.
Speaker 6: Now, I can't remember if we made it all the
Speaker 6: way to bedtime and maybe just went on to bed.
Speaker 6: I don't remember, but I know that either the next
Speaker 6: day or that night, we got the finishing speech of
Speaker 6: how done what we did?
Speaker 2: And it was dumb, you know what I mean? Yeah,
Speaker 2: Rick said in the Woods on fire is not smart. No,
Speaker 2: it's not so.
Speaker 6: No, it was a strange concept in those days. That's
Speaker 6: we talked about this before. Back on the Rick and
Speaker 6: Bubba Show. My dad's hunting guns were on a gun
Speaker 6: wrecked right above the very couch we were sitting on
Speaker 6: and we never touched them. Strange concept because our dad
Speaker 6: told us not to. Yeah, what a concept. Whatever he
Speaker 6: told us not to do or not to put our
Speaker 6: hands on or not to fool with, we didn't normally. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I mean, now does that mean that we did everything?
Speaker 6: But but I mean, but if there was an order
Speaker 6: or something like that, that was simple. But now there
Speaker 6: was some things we interpreted probably loosely. Yeah, right, Uh
Speaker 6: we continue and it was pointed out. Yes, unscreen phone calls,
Speaker 6: you're on the Rick Birders show, go ahead.
Speaker 2: If I was Larry that ball they had like good
Speaker 2: patch all right time. Yeah, it really was careful. Unscreened
Speaker 2: phone calls. You're on the Rick Burders show go ahead.
Speaker 16: Hey, guys, I think that if if y'all have speedy
Speaker 16: going and stay in the night at Larry's, uh, the
Speaker 16: compensate y'all need to let Greg go stay the night
Speaker 16: at the Whittakers.
Speaker 2: I think like nothing, Hey, Larry quest is on? It
Speaker 2: is this week?
Speaker 5: Is?
Speaker 13: This is.
Speaker 2: It's real?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: Unscreen phone calls, you're on the Rick Birders Show, go ahead?
Speaker 8: Hi, this is Olive.
Speaker 4: I'm on my way to vacation, Bible fool. And I
Speaker 4: just want to say thank you so much for making
Speaker 4: the show. And one day I'm gonna get gold tickets
Speaker 4: to see y'all show, and I'm gonna make you a
Speaker 4: very special treat. And I want to know what your
Speaker 4: special treat is from summer. And y'all just left me
Speaker 4: up when I listen to y'all's show, because y'all are
Speaker 4: just so sweet, and y'all make me.
Speaker 2: Laugh by thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Donald brands to the point. Don't bring Papa anything sweet?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he's trying to peanuts.
Speaker 6: Yes, you know anything you know simple? I like checks Mix,
Speaker 6: I love checks Mix. I love peanut butter pretzels.
Speaker 2: You know. Those are my favorites like that in the
Speaker 2: snack world. They are good. Yeah, I love it. Rick
Speaker 2: Burgers Show, unscreen phone calls. Go ahead, Hey Robert. That
Speaker 2: really wasn't the way he said, Hey Robert, Hey, Hey,
Speaker 2: hey hey Robert, Hey Robert. Uh we continue, unscreen phone calls.
Speaker 2: You're on the Rick Burgers Show. Go ahead, Oh.
Speaker 16: Speedy, better watch out going on request because it's going on.
Speaker 1: Sick people sick.
Speaker 6: Rick Burgers Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead, man, good brother,
Speaker 6: you do man?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Too much confused going on arcade. That's a working man.
Speaker 2: He's just called. Yeah, I don't know what was he
Speaker 2: ain't working running the cash here in arcade? An arcade?
Speaker 2: Did Rick Burder's show unscreen phone calls go ahead. It's
Speaker 2: time for pal. It's time for what I couldn't understand.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry, time for pal. I don't have time
Speaker 2: for Pale. Sounded a little bit like tom by the way.
Speaker 6: Somebody said, if they do a movie about Dad, I
Speaker 6: just think Greg should play dead.
Speaker 2: I agree with you.
Speaker 8: Yes, he's movies.
Speaker 2: Yes he's got he's got his cadence down. Rick Burder's
Speaker 2: show on screen phone calls go ahead, as entangled web.
Speaker 8: Oh my goodness, what do you say? Nothing?
Speaker 2: I don't know Rick Birders show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead, Yes, sir, I.
Speaker 14: Got an idea for all these protesters and people that
Speaker 14: don't like the United States. Wee can ship one hundred
Speaker 14: and fifty billion dollars across the see why don't we
Speaker 14: just ship them with it?
Speaker 8: Okay, good, that's good, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: That way to go, that way to go, like held
Speaker 2: how that works. Maybe one more shot of coffee before
Speaker 2: we call Rick Rogers show unscreen phone calls. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: you what see?
Speaker 12: You know that what?
Speaker 8: I'm sad.
Speaker 2: It's so mad now. I tell people all the time.
Speaker 2: They're like, do you feel safe? And I said, not anymore.
Speaker 2: I said, I said, when I go to the show
Speaker 2: and talk to people, I don't feel safe. I said,
Speaker 2: we should all be gravely concerned about the society we
Speaker 2: live in.
Speaker 9: Bravely, at seven thirty am on a Monday, we bombed Iran.
Speaker 8: And people call it.
Speaker 2: Let me say, we don't have to tear this audience.
Speaker 2: The only things were you too much. We'll be right
Speaker 2: back to stay close.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. Go ahead, Sure, we
Speaker 1: played a little ball.
Speaker 8: Rick Burgess, glad to be with you again.
Speaker 2: Today we started another day together.
Speaker 6: We got another week. David Nasher coming up next hour.
Speaker 6: We'll get that's when we're kind of dive in a
Speaker 6: little more into the Iran matter of fact. Next segment,
Speaker 6: maybe set it up. We'll cover some of that. No
Speaker 6: Addler's got a numb of videos and things like that.
Speaker 6: We mentioned it back early in the program, but we'll
Speaker 6: unpack it in great to tell the bombing that happened
Speaker 6: over the weekend.
Speaker 26: Uh.
Speaker 6: We had a couple of stories develop over the weekend
Speaker 6: that were you know, concerning Uh that's how we had
Speaker 6: another church shooting, an attack on a church, you know.
Speaker 6: And of course once again people talking about these security
Speaker 6: individuals we now are you know, hiring for schools and
Speaker 6: hiring for church as well. I think you saw this weekend.
Speaker 6: I was telling the guys, I remember when a security
Speaker 6: person interacting with a security security person at a church
Speaker 6: was so abnormal.
Speaker 2: Now it's just it's standard.
Speaker 6: Oh you know, okay, all right, So I wanted to
Speaker 6: here's our here's our you know, our security person. He's
Speaker 6: gonna tell you about security detail. We're going to talk
Speaker 6: about what to do with an active shooter. That's that's
Speaker 6: part of the routine now. Yeah, and you see why
Speaker 6: because it was the security person that ultimately shot and
Speaker 6: killed this person who had decided to ram their vehicle
Speaker 6: into the church and then then start to shoot.
Speaker 2: And so that's.
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, that's the time that we're living in. So on
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Speaker 2: dot com under sponsors so Speedy. I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 2: that I'm gonna talk a little music here. But you
Speaker 2: don't have to announce that all the time.
Speaker 8: You can stay say if you like.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like you're I'm disgusted, but we want
Speaker 2: you to stay. We want you to stay. I want
Speaker 2: you to get involved. Just so let's let I love music.
Speaker 2: I'll talk show. What famous guitar player's son is named Wolfgang?
Speaker 2: Oh that's what's his name? We could hold on van Halen, Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: there you go.
Speaker 6: Eddie Eddie uh right here, last right here, last name Eddie,
Speaker 6: last name Adler, Eddie van Adler, Eddie van Roth, Eddie Roth,
Speaker 6: Eddie van Roth, Eddie Eddie Roth, Eddie Van Why do
Speaker 6: you keep looking at.
Speaker 13: Me like that.
Speaker 2: You're not right. It's just the name of the band.
Speaker 23: There you go.
Speaker 2: There, it is the way to land that plane that
Speaker 2: we came in rickety. We came in rickety.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, in fact, I knew his death's named.
Speaker 6: Got a little free time over the weekend. Sherry was
Speaker 6: not home for part of the weekend. Uh So it
Speaker 6: was kind of like, uh, well, let's I got the
Speaker 6: place to myself, and uh so, I uh settled in
Speaker 6: and said, I'm gonna jump around see if I can
Speaker 6: find something.
Speaker 2: I'd like to watch. And I love documentaries.
Speaker 6: I I'd rather watch a documentary than really the most
Speaker 6: of anything if it's on the right topic. So I
Speaker 6: kicked around a little bit, tried some sports things, none
Speaker 6: but really developed. And then I found I can't even
Speaker 6: remember what app it was. I found some of the
Speaker 6: behind the music documentary. Well, there was a lot of
Speaker 6: old ones, but I spotted one night I do not
Speaker 6: know how new it is, and it was on Wolfgang
Speaker 6: van Halen, Okay, And I thought to myself, that's the
Speaker 6: son of Eddie van Halen or his speedy calls him
Speaker 6: Eddie van Roth, and I wanted, I wanted to, I want,
Speaker 6: I wanted to jump in. And I will tell you,
Speaker 6: you know, Wolfgang not as lean as his daddy.
Speaker 2: No, he's not. And he's he's he's a heavy and
Speaker 2: the wolf Ate a whole gang of wolves, all right,
Speaker 2: crazy talented, so talent, crazy talented. He plays all the instruments,
Speaker 2: and so you got to jump in to the whole
Speaker 2: relationship between him and his dad. And it's good. It's
Speaker 2: really good. Okay, I mean, and I can't wait to
Speaker 2: see this.
Speaker 6: Okay, Sweedy, you don't have to, you know, Greg, I
Speaker 6: honestly think it's possible that might have been paramount.
Speaker 2: Can I ask y'all question, how do you watch that
Speaker 2: or not know what it's on? It just happened, Speedy.
Speaker 2: We're standing around, we're clicking here, clicking there.
Speaker 9: I get that because there's a lot of times on
Speaker 9: that main menu it'll take you too straight to the thing,
Speaker 9: and I don't have to go to the app to
Speaker 9: get to that.
Speaker 2: That's what's made it weird.
Speaker 6: You can just be on like Apple, that's all of
Speaker 6: a sudden, they'll give you the documentary and you'll look
Speaker 6: at later and go that was a paramount thing they
Speaker 6: threw up there.
Speaker 2: Yes, it gets a little confusing, Yes, but it is paramount.
Speaker 2: By the way, okay, mount plus. Yes, by the way,
Speaker 2: I did fix I did fix the remotes. Fix those
Speaker 2: over the weekend. You fixed it or you put batteries
Speaker 2: in them. I fixed them.
Speaker 6: I found out that there was a particular in the rack.
Speaker 6: I looked at the rack and began to reset things,
Speaker 6: and I found one apparently it was tied to the remotes,
Speaker 6: some sort of thing that was interacting with the remote,
Speaker 6: some sort of thing there, power thing, And so I
Speaker 6: just went through their resetting everything, and apparently I found
Speaker 6: the one they were tied to and reset it and
Speaker 6: then fixed it.
Speaker 2: I unplugged it, plugged it back up. Let me gees,
Speaker 2: you had to walk around the house and tell everybody
Speaker 2: about I was there, so I just had to like
Speaker 2: announce it to.
Speaker 8: So you did that on your own, nobody was even there.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's impressive. But fixed the grill this weekend as well.
Speaker 2: You fix the grill lit it? How do you what
Speaker 2: do you mean you fixed the grill handle a little loose?
Speaker 2: Oh go, Phillips said, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty, righty.
Speaker 12: There you go.
Speaker 2: That's not fixing the grill.
Speaker 8: But anyway, that's the closest thing to repairing something I
Speaker 8: have heard.
Speaker 9: I think yeah, because he just turned on and turned
Speaker 9: off the deck that he was talking about. That he
Speaker 9: the little power deck thing that he taught.
Speaker 6: The grill handle was precarious because the way those those
Speaker 6: bolts are up in there, you can't even see them.
Speaker 2: So you have to take the the the the Phillips head.
Speaker 2: Lobby don't know that that's there's different types of screwdrivers,
Speaker 2: and you take the other one.
Speaker 6: You take the it's a it's a flatter head, and
Speaker 6: so you take the you take the flat, you take
Speaker 6: the Phillips, you take the Phillips head up in there,
Speaker 6: and you got to find that boat. You can't just
Speaker 6: see it because the way the grill is and I'm
Speaker 6: in there and I'm like, i think I've got it
Speaker 6: right right right rightck and and you feel it. You
Speaker 6: always want to hold this see if you can Philip
Speaker 6: tightening righty ready ready right, I think that did ready
Speaker 6: ready right rater and you can't even see up in there,
Speaker 6: and did it on both sides right and left. It's
Speaker 6: secure now secure.
Speaker 2: Now that's good.
Speaker 6: Still haven't found out how birds are getting in the
Speaker 6: camp house, but it won't be long till I figure
Speaker 6: that out too. So anyway, they go into on this documentary.
Speaker 6: You know, first of all, I realized that Wolfgang van
Speaker 6: Halen is really really talented.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he can do play anything.
Speaker 6: Noticed that quick and and he also took he he said,
Speaker 6: he talked about how it is in this weird world.
Speaker 6: He's like, there were actually people claiming that when he
Speaker 6: played bass with the reunion of Van Halen with Speedy's
Speaker 6: favorite singer Roth They he said, people are like putting
Speaker 6: on social media that I wouldn't really play in you're
Speaker 6: a NEPO baby. And he's like, I mean we are
Speaker 6: talking about and he's like, so I felt like I
Speaker 6: had to like do my own thing mammoth put out
Speaker 6: my own music.
Speaker 2: And his music's really it's it's interesting. Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 8: I should give him more.
Speaker 2: I should I should, I should give him more.
Speaker 6: I didn't realize what a big moment it was when
Speaker 6: they did the I can't think of the guy's name, Speedy.
Speaker 6: Of course you'll know it. Uh, the food Fighters, the
Speaker 6: guy who died, the blondheaded one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Taylor.
Speaker 6: Taylor didn't know when they did the tribute to him,
Speaker 6: you know, he said, I was not going to play
Speaker 6: any van Halen ever again, he said, because I didn't
Speaker 6: want everybody to say, oh, I'm out, You're not really
Speaker 6: playing that. He said, you know, even with my band,
Speaker 6: when I could go out there and play Panama, I
Speaker 6: could do all that, but I'm not gonna do that,
Speaker 6: so he said. And then when he got the call
Speaker 6: to come to that tribute and David Hey say his
Speaker 6: last name Grol, he said, when he told me to come,
Speaker 6: would you come and play some van Halen? Because Taylor
Speaker 6: loved van Halen. He said I did. And he said,
Speaker 6: but goost to think how nerve racking that was because
Speaker 6: he was going to play all the riffs on Hot
Speaker 6: for Teacher, which are very complicated, and he shredded it.
Speaker 6: And he said, I kept feel I felt like in
Speaker 6: that moment, I proved everybody, Yes, I could play wanted
Speaker 6: the licks that my dad played if I wanted to,
Speaker 6: and I do have talent.
Speaker 2: I'm not you know, some kind of charity case. And
Speaker 2: he was talking how nervous he was because he says,
Speaker 2: if I go out and mess this up, then all
Speaker 2: across social media and everywhere it's gonna be oh see,
Speaker 2: he can't play Uh, he messed it up.
Speaker 7: He didn't play it right, and he came out there
Speaker 7: and is that where the saying that comes from? You
Speaker 7: can't uh, he can't play a lick?
Speaker 2: Now that's been around a long time. Yeah, but I mean,
Speaker 2: just it's a lick, that's right.
Speaker 7: But can't play a lickt right? And when you wheard
Speaker 7: that idiom come from, it's it's it's you know, it's it's.
Speaker 2: Like a lick is like a riff, right, So hey,
Speaker 2: you can't play a lick, that's right. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 2: I was thinking.
Speaker 8: So, well, look at him that. I wish there are
Speaker 8: some people there.
Speaker 2: My goodness. Can he sing too?
Speaker 1: Can can?
Speaker 6: He's not a bad singer, you know, I'm gonna teach
Speaker 6: you up. Wish they got a different singer there was.
Speaker 6: I know this guy, but I didn't like it so anyway,
Speaker 6: so that I would say, that's a sort of updated
Speaker 6: behind the music.
Speaker 8: I've not seen that one.
Speaker 2: We'll be back, thank you speeding. See that was great. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean I was all in you really, you really did.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show, the men who removed
Speaker 1: the phrase what's you know? Good? From society? Rick Burches, All.
Speaker 6: Right, America, we'll talk to Nasser coming up next hour,
Speaker 6: David Nasher Well kind of for those of you that
Speaker 6: may not know David in his story, we'll recap that
Speaker 6: for you with David, and then we'll jump into this.
Speaker 6: So let's let's talk a little bit about what's going on.
Speaker 6: I know, after you've got multiple videos and we can
Speaker 6: come out of this anytime we need to. But so
Speaker 6: over the weekend, we know that we we launched a
Speaker 6: bombing expedition to Iran. It's incredible to watch these b
Speaker 6: two bombers leave Missouri.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: We all the all that it took to make it
Speaker 6: was it seven thousand something miles UH to these targets
Speaker 6: UH in Iran, drop these uh bunker busters and then
Speaker 6: get all the way back to Missouri uh and didn't
Speaker 6: lose anybody.
Speaker 2: I don't even think a shot was fired. And all
Speaker 2: the people then that that.
Speaker 6: Went through this, and then we launched, you know, these
Speaker 6: other missiles from submarines that were four hundred miles away.
Speaker 6: Just incredible force and also preciseness and technology that is
Speaker 6: mind boggling. You know, just what it takes to refuel
Speaker 6: you know, one in the air is amazing. To keep
Speaker 6: on track, As you said, they didn't talk a whole
Speaker 6: lot at all because you know, they wanted to go
Speaker 6: in undetected.
Speaker 2: Uh, And they did so, So why don't we go
Speaker 2: to three here?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 6: I think that that's a good one to start with
Speaker 6: based on what we just said. Here's Pete heg Seth
Speaker 6: and he's he's he's talking about what Iran must be
Speaker 6: thinking after they realized how this was done here.
Speaker 20: It is of almost any American if you had an
Speaker 20: opportunity to watch it in real time. And I think
Speaker 20: Tran is certainly calculating the reality that planes flew from
Speaker 20: the middle of America and Missouri overnight completely undetected over
Speaker 20: three of their most highly sensitive sites, and we were
Speaker 20: able to destroy nuclear capabilities, and our boys in those
Speaker 20: bombers are on their way home right now. We believe
Speaker 20: that'll have a clear psychological impact on how they view
Speaker 20: the future, and we certainly hope they take the path
Speaker 20: of negotiate a peace.
Speaker 8: But I could not be more proud.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really was an incredible feat by military. Jd
Speaker 2: Vance Video. Two.
Speaker 6: Adder does want to make it clear, and you hear
Speaker 6: this a lot, that we are not at war with Iran,
Speaker 6: But let me tell you what exactly we are doing.
Speaker 2: So here's Vice President JD. Vance.
Speaker 8: And the second thing is Kristin.
Speaker 27: I certainly empathize with Americans who are exhausted after twenty
Speaker 27: five years of foreign entanglements in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: I understand the concern.
Speaker 27: But the difference is that back then we had dumb
Speaker 27: presidents and now we have a president who actually knows
Speaker 27: how to accomplish America's national security objectives. So this is
Speaker 27: not going to be some long drawn out thing we've
Speaker 27: got in. We've done the job of setting their nuclear
Speaker 27: program back. We're going to now work to permanently dismantle
Speaker 27: that nuclear program over the coming years.
Speaker 8: And that is what the President has set out to do.
Speaker 2: Simple So and then here here is Trump.
Speaker 6: I'm not going to play all three minutes of it,
Speaker 6: but he is telling Iran that they have a choice
Speaker 6: and what they want to pick right now, and he
Speaker 6: makes it crystal clear.
Speaker 2: So here's the president.
Speaker 23: A short time ago, the US military carried out massive
Speaker 23: precision strikes on the three key nuclear facilities in the
Speaker 23: Iranian regime for Doe, Natans, and Esfahan. Everybody heard those
Speaker 23: names for years as they built this horribly destructive enterprise.
Speaker 23: Our objective was the destruction of irans nuclear intrichment capacity
Speaker 23: and a stop to the nuclear threat posed by the
Speaker 23: world's number one state sponsor of terror.
Speaker 21: Tonight, I can report to the world that the.
Speaker 23: Strikes were a spectacular military success. Iran's key nuclear and
Speaker 23: Richmond facilities have been completely and totally obliterated. Rand the
Speaker 23: bully of the Middle East, must now make peace. If
Speaker 23: they do not, future attacks will be far greater and
Speaker 23: a lot easier. For forty years, Iran has been saying
Speaker 23: death to America, death to Israel. They have been killing
Speaker 23: our people, blowing off their arms, blowing off their legs.
Speaker 21: With roadside bombs, that was their specialty.
Speaker 23: We lost over a thousand people, and hundreds of thousands
Speaker 23: throughout the Middle East and around the world have died.
Speaker 21: As a direct result of their hate.
Speaker 23: In particular, so many were killed by their general Cassem SOLMANI.
Speaker 21: I decided a long time ago that I would not
Speaker 21: let this happen. It will not continue.
Speaker 23: I want to thank and congratulate Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu.
Speaker 23: We worked as a team like perhaps no team has
Speaker 23: ever worked before, and we've gone a long way to
Speaker 23: erasing this horrible threat to Israel. I want to thank
Speaker 23: the Israeli military for the wonderful job they've done. And
Speaker 23: most importantly, I want to congratulate the great American patriots
Speaker 23: who flew those magnificent machines tonight and all of the
Speaker 23: United States military on an operation the likes of which
Speaker 23: the world has not seen in many, many decades.
Speaker 6: So there you go, and he says, Arn, it's simple.
Speaker 6: You can either have peace or there will be tragedy.
Speaker 6: There'll be more of it, Adam, I think we can
Speaker 6: get four in real quick video with good audio of
Speaker 6: the bomber is actually taking off, and you can hear
Speaker 6: the cockpit radio audio, which is really cool.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's really cool. You can hear what they're listening to.
Speaker 3: Bm bom bomb, bom bomb.
Speaker 2: No, there, there you go.
Speaker 6: So so anyway, there's other things we can say about it.
Speaker 6: But when we come back, David Nasser, who actually is Persian,
Speaker 6: and his family escape to one of the many tyrannical
Speaker 6: regimes that have ruled over Iran in modern time, and
Speaker 6: we'll get to his perspective. You hear his story, and
Speaker 6: we'll talk a little bit about where do we go
Speaker 6: from here. You know, there's many spiritual aspects to this
Speaker 6: as well that he can speak to, and we'll happen
Speaker 6: with us when we come back. If you're leaving us,
Speaker 6: don't forget to.
Speaker 2: Grab that today on the podcast or YouTube archive. You
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Speaker 6: So he's in pretty high demand today as you can imagine,
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Speaker 6: we'll talk with him when we come back. If you
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Speaker 6: Thanks for being with us, America. So we we talked
Speaker 6: last hour, and we talked earlier in the show. We're
Speaker 6: not spending the whole show on it, but obviously the
Speaker 6: bombing of Iran over the weekend has all of us
Speaker 6: educating ourselves again on this long long history with Iran
Speaker 6: and Israel and America and the West, and it's been
Speaker 6: going on a long long time.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 6: At one time, if you go all the way back
Speaker 6: in history, as Net and Yahoo has even referred to,
Speaker 6: you know, Cyrus the Great, the Persian actually became an
Speaker 6: asset for the for the Hebrew people, and uh Net
Speaker 6: and Yahoo has longed for a return to good relations
Speaker 6: between the Persian people and the Hebrews, and it has
Speaker 6: been a long time since that has been the case.
Speaker 6: David Nasher joins us. Now, David, welcome back.
Speaker 2: How are you, sir? Welcome to the rick burgership. Man.
Speaker 15: It's good to hear your voice, buddy, I know, and
Speaker 15: I'm so.
Speaker 6: Proud of you for slowing down a little bit. And uh,
Speaker 6: you know, you and I were discussing. You're you're involved
Speaker 6: in so few things. Uh now, uh, you're you're like
Speaker 6: the rest of us. I don't think we were ever
Speaker 6: you know, God may may not, may call us to
Speaker 6: different things, but the the concept of retirement can't really
Speaker 6: find that in the Bible. He may move you to
Speaker 6: a new thing, and you may not be always doing
Speaker 6: the same thing, but we're supposed to continue to work
Speaker 6: until he calls us home or return, so you're definitely
Speaker 6: doing that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, man, absolutely, I want my life to count, you know.
Speaker 11: And when God put a call of ministry on my life,
Speaker 11: he never gave me an end date, you know, on
Speaker 11: this side of heaven.
Speaker 15: And I'm just so honored.
Speaker 11: Honestly, I'll say this, I'm humbled and surprised that God
Speaker 11: continues to give me just incredible assignments. And so yeah,
Speaker 11: it's good to hear your voice.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 11: I was thinking about Rick, how when I lived in Birmingham,
Speaker 11: you were such a gift to me. You were a
Speaker 11: friend and man, you're my accountability partner. We'd get together
Speaker 11: for lunch and talk about big things, important things. You'd
Speaker 11: confront me, I'd confront you, and man, what a gift
Speaker 11: you've been in my life. And this show has always
Speaker 11: stood for the truth and so thank Yeah, bro.
Speaker 15: It's good to be back on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is definitely miss you. So let's do this
Speaker 6: for the audience and kind of do a reset.
Speaker 13: You are.
Speaker 2: You know, I introduced you as everybody's favorite Persian. You
Speaker 2: and your family.
Speaker 6: You know about these militant regimes firsthand because in nineteen
Speaker 6: seventy nine, I know that your dad can speak to
Speaker 6: it when he was still with us, more than even you.
Speaker 6: You were only nine, but it left an imprint on you.
Speaker 2: Your life.
Speaker 6: Actually came to America seeking asylum from a horrible regime
Speaker 6: that was running around.
Speaker 2: At that time. So tell us your story for those
Speaker 2: that may not know it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was born in Iran, like you said, and
Speaker 11: in nineteen seventy nine when the Iranian Revolution happened, basically
Speaker 11: the Islamic regime took over our country.
Speaker 15: And when that.
Speaker 11: Happened, my family and I escaped from Iran. My dad
Speaker 11: was high rank to the military, and so our lives
Speaker 11: were in danger. And we have actually ended up in
Speaker 11: the United States as legal immigrants under political asylum. And
Speaker 11: so I was a site Muslim by heritage. We weren't
Speaker 11: really that devout, but a complete fish out of water
Speaker 11: coming into the United States.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: We moved to Texas to an army town during the
Speaker 11: Iranian hostage situation. So people were watching on TV how
Speaker 11: Ran was burning the American flag, calling America the great Satan,
Speaker 11: how they were shouting death to America in the streets.
Speaker 11: And here we were, this Iranian family that had moved
Speaker 11: into a military town in Texas, you know, in.
Speaker 15: The middle of all that.
Speaker 11: So I say always that I was a wedgie waiting
Speaker 11: to happen. You know, for years, I was just this
Speaker 11: outcasted kid. I mean I went to school every day,
Speaker 11: heard every nickname, every seven eleven joke, every turban joke.
Speaker 11: I got called beanedp and I'm not even Mexican. I
Speaker 11: was like, you're not even accurate in euracism. You know,
Speaker 11: we'd escaped halfway across the world, honestly, come here and
Speaker 11: come looking for refuge as refugees, but it didn't feel
Speaker 11: like a safe place.
Speaker 15: And for years and years that was me.
Speaker 11: We eventually moved from Texas to Alabama. I went to
Speaker 11: the Stavie Hills, by the way, and one day my dad,
Speaker 11: feeling sorry for me, gave me an extreme makeover for
Speaker 11: high school. And my high school years became the years
Speaker 11: where I just learned how to wear the right label,
Speaker 11: end up at the right lunch room table, how to
Speaker 11: dump the right girl before she could dump me, you know,
Speaker 11: how to climb the social ladder. And I played high
Speaker 11: school and it's so true where it wasn't the Bible,
Speaker 11: What good is it for a man to gain the
Speaker 11: whole world, but to forfeit his soul because on paper
Speaker 11: everything was so much better, but in my soul I
Speaker 11: was just as empty as when I was a nobody,
Speaker 11: you know, in school. And so right after high school,
Speaker 11: one day a buddy of mine invited me to church,
Speaker 11: and I didn't want to go to church. I told
Speaker 11: him that I had a bad taste in my mouth
Speaker 11: about religion and how I was Muslim by heritage, but
Speaker 11: not even a good one. But he kept on me
Speaker 11: about going to church, and I eventually went to church
Speaker 11: with him, and for the next eight Monday nights in
Speaker 11: a row, these Christians came to my house and witnessed
Speaker 11: to me, you know, and it was amazing, Like every
Speaker 11: Monday night, one week it would be John three sixteen.
Speaker 11: You know, God so loved the world that he gave
Speaker 11: his only son that if you believe in him, you
Speaker 11: want parish, but have eternal life, lock and load. Next
Speaker 11: week they'd come back and it'd be John fourteen six
Speaker 11: Jesus says, I'm the way the truth in the life.
Speaker 11: No one comes to the Father but by me. The
Speaker 11: next week they'd come back and it'd be he who
Speaker 11: knew no sin became sin. So you could become the
Speaker 11: wright sisters of God.
Speaker 15: And every week it.
Speaker 11: Would be the same message, a different you know, passage,
Speaker 11: and they would.
Speaker 15: Show me that I was a sinner in need of
Speaker 15: a savior.
Speaker 11: And so after eight weeks, one night I was at
Speaker 11: the church Shay's Mountain Baptist Church by the way, and man,
Speaker 11: I heard the gospel from doctor Carter, and I went
Speaker 11: home to try to get away from it, but it
Speaker 11: just kept echoing in my spirit. And I was eighteen
Speaker 11: and two months old the night that I became a Christian.
Speaker 11: And so I became a Christian at eighteen. And my
Speaker 11: parents were never devout as Muslims until the night I
Speaker 11: became a Christian, right and then they disowned me. And
Speaker 11: I moved in with seven guys, six guys that lived
Speaker 11: in a one bedroom apartment right there in Vestavia Hills,
Speaker 11: and Charles.
Speaker 2: Billingsley was one of them, by the way, how about that?
Speaker 11: And all of us old guys, young guys moved into
Speaker 11: this house, and man, within the first five months, I
Speaker 11: saw my sister coming to the Lord. And then five
Speaker 11: months after that my mom became a Christian, and then
Speaker 11: five months after that my brother Benjamin that God just
Speaker 11: made fearfully and wonderfully down syndrome. I became a Christian
Speaker 11: and then two and a half years later, my dad
Speaker 11: became a Christian. And so yeah, that's my story, man,
Speaker 11: and God is just really a testimony of the power
Speaker 11: of the Gospel to deliver people out of religion gone wrong.
Speaker 6: So the Persian people, and I want to be sure
Speaker 6: and get that right, because a lot of times we
Speaker 6: call them Iranians, and you certainly don't call them Arabs.
Speaker 6: It's Persians and the Persian people outside of whatever tyrannical
Speaker 6: regime is in control. What's the view of the Persian
Speaker 6: people of the United States if they had the freedom
Speaker 6: to express it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think obviously I can't speak for ninety million
Speaker 11: in Iran, but I would say the overall sentiment, and
Speaker 11: this is what I'm hearing from people who are actually
Speaker 11: allowed to go back to Iran. My family and I
Speaker 11: are not allowed to go back to your on we
Speaker 11: escaped and were wanted there. But that said, I have
Speaker 11: friends and I've met journalists before and people who've gone
Speaker 11: to Iran. Even tourism right now in Iran is actually growing,
Speaker 11: and people who've gone to those historic sites and they
Speaker 11: come back and tell me that they're surprised at how
Speaker 11: many Iranians come over to them when they realize they're
Speaker 11: Americans and say, hey, we just want you to know
Speaker 11: we love America.
Speaker 15: We're for a Manmerica. We think America is awesome.
Speaker 11: And so I would say that the overall sentiment from
Speaker 11: what I'm hearing is that most Iranians love Americans, but
Speaker 11: maybe have a high view warm regard towards Americans, but
Speaker 11: are more critical in their view of the politicians and
Speaker 11: the politics of America because they felt the weight of
Speaker 11: these sanctions and the way that they're being explained to
Speaker 11: them is that, hey, America is the greatest contributor of
Speaker 11: putting these sanctions on us. And so when you're waiting
Speaker 11: in line for two hours for a loaf of bread
Speaker 11: and you're only sanctioned a small amount of gas even
Speaker 11: though for your car, even though the entire country sits
Speaker 11: on oil, and you're fifty percent of the nation is
Speaker 11: under the poverty line, you know, you just begin to
Speaker 11: realize that so much of that can spray on their
Speaker 11: sentiment towards the American government. But you know, we see
Speaker 11: American government as like you know, Democrat Republicans. To them,
Speaker 11: it's a little more just like whoever's in charge of
Speaker 11: America is making life hard on us, since I would
Speaker 11: say they're critical in their political towards our politicians and
Speaker 11: our political views, but incredibly warm towards us.
Speaker 15: The best stats that I know.
Speaker 11: About them, Rick, are about fifteen percent of Iranians are
Speaker 11: hardline anti Americans. And I always say, I always say,
Speaker 11: when those people shout death to America, you better believe them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to talk about Yeah, I want to
Speaker 2: touch on that when we come back.
Speaker 6: So yeah, yeah, we got one more segments we're going
Speaker 6: to spend with David and we're going to get into that.
Speaker 2: So thank you for that insight.
Speaker 6: More with David nasher I when The Rick Burgess Show continues,
Speaker 6: and we'll do that right after this.
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Speaker 6: Thanks for being with us, David Nasa, our guests. So, David,
Speaker 6: let me let me ask you two things. I want
Speaker 6: to get these things in before we run out of
Speaker 6: time with you. I know everybody is after you right now.
Speaker 6: When things like this happen. I know your your family
Speaker 6: was never a devout Muslim, but you're you're familiar with,
Speaker 6: you know, the the radical Islamic point of view. What
Speaker 6: happened over the weekend. Do you believe when you hear
Speaker 6: someone who's completely we're all in, we are interpreting this
Speaker 6: in a fundamental way. When they say if they had
Speaker 6: the capability to take out Israel, I'm talking about the regime,
Speaker 6: not the people, to take out Israel. And if possible, America,
Speaker 6: Great Britain, should these threats be taken serious?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Absolutely, I think they've They've shown over and over again
Speaker 11: that they are funding terrorism, they are conspiring towards more
Speaker 11: evil and terrorism, and they genuinely believe that they're pointed
Speaker 11: by their God to you know, fight evil, and they
Speaker 11: believe we're evil. And so I always say, anytime someone
Speaker 11: says death to America over and over and over again,
Speaker 11: you should believe them. Now again, fifteen percent, ten percent
Speaker 11: of the people of Iran, and they're the ones who
Speaker 11: get on the TV the most because if it bleeds,
Speaker 11: it leads right, and they're the ones who end up
Speaker 11: in front of the cameras. But that's fifteen percent of
Speaker 11: ir audience. The rest I'd say eighty five percent of
Speaker 11: the people in Iran. They want peace and prosperity for everybody,
Speaker 11: and they want the democracy, they want a new regime.
Speaker 11: They want to see this Islamic regime overthrown because it's
Speaker 11: terrorizing them and terrorizing.
Speaker 15: The rest of us.
Speaker 11: And so yeah, I think we have to take it seriously.
Speaker 11: Now that said, no God loving Christian wants war. No,
Speaker 11: you know, no one wants to see bombs thrown, you know,
Speaker 11: on buildings that could accidentally take the life of children
Speaker 11: or innocent families. But it is important in times like
Speaker 11: this to distinguish the difference between bombing you know, nuclear
Speaker 11: sites versus just bombing in nation.
Speaker 15: And I think that's what America did. Now I am
Speaker 15: going to.
Speaker 11: I choose to believe that this is because of intelligence
Speaker 11: that they had that I'm not prevy to, because they
Speaker 11: know that that comes with risk, because again, fifteen percent
Speaker 11: want to harm us An, eighty five percent don't. But
Speaker 11: the fifteen percent that do rick they're the ones who
Speaker 11: are organized. They're the ones who are weaponized, you know,
Speaker 11: They're the ones who are mobilized.
Speaker 15: And the eighty five.
Speaker 11: Percent of the Iranian people that are good people. They
Speaker 11: are not mobilized, they are not they do not have,
Speaker 11: you know, the tools that they need to fight. But
Speaker 11: I think it's got to be the kind of thing
Speaker 11: where we're helping the Iranian people overthrow this evil regime, yes,
Speaker 11: you know. And one of the ways we could do
Speaker 11: that maybe is just even by the way that we help.
Speaker 11: I know Elon Musk is trying to get startlink there,
Speaker 11: but you've got to have a receiving box, you know.
Speaker 11: Is to bring back communication so that people can fight
Speaker 11: this revolution with their iPhones in their hand and tell
Speaker 11: the great stories as well and communicate as well. Another
Speaker 11: one is to work with the shaft Son you know,
Speaker 11: the Plavi family about help bring stability if the government
Speaker 11: is overthrown. He's not looking to come back and be
Speaker 11: the monarch and be the king. He's looking to come
Speaker 11: back in service nation so that then the people can
Speaker 11: have an opportunity to vote in who they want to
Speaker 11: be their leader. But I think it's a robust strategy
Speaker 11: that we can be a help to. But I, as
Speaker 11: an Iranian American citizen who was born in Iran, saw
Speaker 11: what happened the other night as not a bomb, bomb, bomb, Bombo,
Speaker 11: Iran beat my chest, happy moment, but as a heartbreaking moment,
Speaker 11: but a necessary one because it is godly to rise
Speaker 11: up against evil. It is godly to stand up for
Speaker 11: those who can't still up for themselves.
Speaker 15: It is godly to protect the innocent.
Speaker 11: And I think bombing those nuclear sites, one of them
Speaker 11: being in Essahon, the very city I was born in,
Speaker 11: Bombing those sites prevents us from greater damage and greater death.
Speaker 2: So looking at the population, I heard you say that
Speaker 2: sixty forty or younger. Is that correct?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's crazy. It's a young nation. And so you've
Speaker 11: got young, audacious people. Every great revolution in the world
Speaker 11: in history, whether it was Tenements Square, the Iranian Revolution
Speaker 11: in nineteen seventy nine, every great revolution in the world,
Speaker 11: even the American Revolution, was led by audacious young people
Speaker 11: who are willing to just swing, you know, throwing the
Speaker 11: end zone. And Iran is a young nation. You've got
Speaker 11: over ninety million people and sixty percent of them are
Speaker 11: under the age of forty. And by the way, they're
Speaker 11: looking around and they're realizing that religion isn't working. Those
Speaker 11: troubled places in the world, by the way, are the
Speaker 11: most religious places in the world, and you're talking about
Speaker 11: a place where because of Charia law, because of you know,
Speaker 11: just the tyranny of it all, they've done more damage
Speaker 11: than good in the life of people. I mean, I
Speaker 11: read a sat the day where there are over a
Speaker 11: quarter million prostitutes in Iran because.
Speaker 15: Women in the middle of all of this Tria law.
Speaker 11: Are at the hardest hit, like so much of the
Speaker 11: poverty that's happening, and the and the destruction that is happening,
Speaker 11: and and and you've just you've got a you've got
Speaker 11: a nation right now where drug uses is rampage, you know,
Speaker 11: so much sin, and and it's a reminder not just
Speaker 11: on that side of the ocean, but here that religion
Speaker 11: doesn't really fix anything.
Speaker 15: Religion is destructive, redemption is hopeful.
Speaker 11: And ultimately, by the way, what Iran needs ultimately is
Speaker 11: not a new governance. Ultimately, what Iran needs is not
Speaker 11: a revolution.
Speaker 15: But a revival. But I do believe that the young
Speaker 15: people of Iran.
Speaker 11: Are probably more open to revival than ever before because
Speaker 11: they've seen how religion doesn't work. So what an incredible
Speaker 11: chance for us to see the church in Iran thrive.
Speaker 11: By the way, the fastest growing church in the world
Speaker 11: is Iran.
Speaker 2: That's correct, the underground church.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, well, David, thank you. I know everybody's after you,
Speaker 6: and thank you for giving us time today. And it's
Speaker 6: so good to reconnect. And I hope that this you
Speaker 6: and I can start keeping in touch again like we
Speaker 6: did before. And glad that we started that with this
Speaker 6: conversation today.
Speaker 15: I love you, buddy, love you two man.
Speaker 2: Thanks for all you do for the Kingdom.
Speaker 6: David Nassar taking time to be with us today a
Speaker 6: very unique perspective on all this going on with the
Speaker 6: country and of course the Iranians, the Persian people themselves,
Speaker 6: where the fastest growing church in the world is underground
Speaker 6: and that's always where the hope was found.
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Speaker 6: Bill Maher, Bill Maher himself, Bill Maher. You know, even
Speaker 6: though we would disagree with Bill on a lot of things,
Speaker 6: he does seem to talk to his fellow leftists and go, look,
Speaker 6: I just can't draft with you guys on everything. And
Speaker 6: its latest call to the left is please please, someone
Speaker 6: does something about the View and can we please remove
Speaker 6: them from the airwaves. If you are a leftist, they
Speaker 6: are killing us and making us all look insane. He said,
Speaker 6: if we would like to take a step back to sanity, Uh,
Speaker 6: he said, we and and not and be more sensible liberal,
Speaker 6: not crazy woke.
Speaker 2: One thing we must do is stop the view.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then he on his on his program, Uh, he.
Speaker 6: Has Wesley Hunt, Republican from Texas, and you're going to
Speaker 6: and I heard I watched some of this. There's some
Speaker 6: incredible rebuttals from him on many things, but this one
Speaker 6: is what Whoopy Goldberg said in her bizarre claim that
Speaker 6: if you're black in America, it's just like living under Sharia.
Speaker 2: Law in a run. So you have a hard time
Speaker 2: background that. Yes, So here's Wesley Hunt with Bill Maher.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 22: My district in Grants out of Texas is actually a
Speaker 22: white majority of district, or President Trump would have won
Speaker 22: by twenty five points. As I said, I'm a direct
Speaker 22: descendant of a slave. My great great grandfather was born
Speaker 22: on a rose down plantation. I am literally being judged
Speaker 22: not by the color of my skin, but by the
Speaker 22: content of my character. That's the progress because like.
Speaker 17: A lot of white people had to vote for me
Speaker 17: a lot to reader.
Speaker 22: So I don't even ever want to hear Whoopy Gober's
Speaker 22: conversation about how it's worse to be black in America
Speaker 22: right now, that's a bit far. And my father, who's
Speaker 22: seventy five years old, he was a man that was
Speaker 22: in the French quarters that had to go get a
Speaker 22: sandwich to.
Speaker 8: The back door of the building.
Speaker 22: And his son is now a United States Congressman in
Speaker 22: a white majority district in Texas as a Republican.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a tough case.
Speaker 6: Now, if you really want your mind blown, I think
Speaker 6: I will go to an ay Adler, if you really
Speaker 6: want your mind blown, we have a black Republican from
Speaker 6: Texas who made the point he cannot be in that
Speaker 6: position without lots of white folks voting for him. Not
Speaker 6: something that I believe you could get away with under
Speaker 6: shereal law. But anyway, Wesley Hunt also is about to
Speaker 6: defend Trump restoring Roberty Lee's name to the military military base.
Speaker 6: And he's going to explain to Bill Maher while this
Speaker 6: matters and gets applause from a Bill Maher audience.
Speaker 17: So here here he is, Trump is putting the Roberty
Speaker 17: Lee name back on buildings.
Speaker 2: I mean, are you done with that?
Speaker 22: So when I was at West Point, I actually lived
Speaker 22: in Robert E. Lee Barracks when I was there, and
Speaker 22: as I said, Berdie Lee went y, Yes, yes he did.
Speaker 22: That's why the beaks named after him. And so my brother,
Speaker 22: sister and I are matriculated through West Point.
Speaker 2: We all graduated.
Speaker 22: And I will never forget walking under the threshold of
Speaker 22: Roberty Lee Barricks and think to myself, damn, this is
Speaker 22: one hell of a country, because only in America can
Speaker 22: someone like me walk into a building named after a
Speaker 22: Confederate general and then be a successful West Point graduate.
Speaker 22: If we start changing the names on bill things, then
Speaker 22: every single building would be named Jesus Christ based on perfection.
Speaker 22: Let's talk about where.
Speaker 2: We have comfort.
Speaker 22: Well maybe not to you, but maybe not to you.
Speaker 13: But I bring that up.
Speaker 22: Because I want to talk about the progress and the
Speaker 22: idea of us changing names on buildings actually doesn't take
Speaker 22: harkeness back to times where they weren't as good.
Speaker 8: And how can we not?
Speaker 2: I am, my wife is I've been black for my
Speaker 2: whole life. Yes, still my wife is is white.
Speaker 22: And we have three biracial children, and I cannot wait
Speaker 22: to show them and take them to places that that
Speaker 22: wasn't always the case. There was a time when your
Speaker 22: mother and daddy could not be married. My childre are
Speaker 22: going to have the opportunity to be second lining down
Speaker 22: in New Orleans. And then my wife is from Iowa.
Speaker 22: They'll be on the farm with their grandfather and Iowa.
Speaker 22: That is America. And I do not want to take
Speaker 22: down these statutes and change the names of these buildings.
Speaker 22: They're a reminder of what was and if we don't
Speaker 22: remember it, we are doomed to repeat it.
Speaker 2: That's so common sense.
Speaker 6: And I remember us making that point many times during
Speaker 6: the Rick and Bubba years, and you know, of course
Speaker 6: us being white folks, everybody says wow. But when you
Speaker 6: have someone who just said to Bill Moore, I've been
Speaker 6: black my entire life. The point he's making is so
Speaker 6: elementary but yet so powerful. How can he show his
Speaker 6: children the advancement of things if everybody removes what we
Speaker 6: advanced from, we can't be terrified.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: Just here the very people which I.
Speaker 6: Agree with, by the way, who want to, you know,
Speaker 6: say that, well, America has things that we should not
Speaker 6: be proud of. I agree with that, but I'm not
Speaker 6: for being history revisionist. So these same people that think
Speaker 6: that we need to remember the things we did that
Speaker 6: were wrong, how can we remember them and show how
Speaker 6: we've corrected them If no no one shows us what
Speaker 6: we once did. You can't go take history and just
Speaker 6: revise it because it makes you uncomfortable now that anything
Speaker 6: like this could have happened.
Speaker 2: I want to know what happened.
Speaker 6: I want to know how it happened, just like just
Speaker 6: for instance, Andy Andrews, who I'll be on his podcast
Speaker 6: tomorrow and he'll be with us Wednesday for another round
Speaker 6: of be true or bs. When Andy Andrews wrote the
Speaker 6: book how do you kill eleven million people? About the Holocaust?
Speaker 6: And the answer is you lie to them? So I mean,
Speaker 6: do we want to just, you know, not learn how
Speaker 6: that happened?
Speaker 2: How did we end up? How did we all stand
Speaker 2: around and watch eleven million people be killed? Well, I'd
Speaker 2: like to know how that happened.
Speaker 6: What if somebody says that's just too uncomfortable, we need
Speaker 6: to revise that, we need to take that off the
Speaker 6: face of the earth.
Speaker 2: No, no, we need to know these things. Who was
Speaker 2: Robert E. Lee? At one time he was heralded as
Speaker 2: a great general for the Union. What happened? What was
Speaker 2: this Civil War all about? Out?
Speaker 6: I think that you know that Ben Carson has the
Speaker 6: great balance on that. To say that the Civil War
Speaker 6: was all about slavery is historically inaccurate, But to say
Speaker 6: it had nothing to do with slavery is also historically inaccurate.
Speaker 6: It was complicated and there was a lot going on there.
Speaker 6: So can don't you think people should learn about that?
Speaker 6: Who is Robert E?
Speaker 11: Lee?
Speaker 6: Let's find out who is this monument to why? Let's
Speaker 6: learn and then go forward. I think he makes a
Speaker 6: great point.
Speaker 9: Yes, I love Wesley Hunt's attitude. He's sitting in that
Speaker 9: Robert E. Lee military base. He's like, well, now I'm here.
Speaker 9: At one point there was a guy named Robert E.
Speaker 9: Lee and now I'm here, yeah, and my white wife
Speaker 9: and that was not legal at one time too.
Speaker 2: Well take that.
Speaker 6: And I'm not defending some of the things that some
Speaker 6: of the Confederacy certainly tried to keep going. But I'm
Speaker 6: also going to say that Robert E. Lee's also complicated.
Speaker 2: You don't need to just say.
Speaker 8: Roberty Lee racist.
Speaker 2: No, it's his life.
Speaker 6: He's complicated, like all of us are. There's a lot
Speaker 6: of things about Robert E. Lee that were great, that
Speaker 6: were really good. Read some of his writings to his family.
Speaker 6: He was a devout man of God. Now did he
Speaker 6: get the confederatcry R Confederacy right? You'd have to see
Speaker 6: how he was looking at it. You have to get
Speaker 6: in his mindset. But does that mean that he had
Speaker 6: nothing that was good? It doesn't mean that at all.
Speaker 6: I don't know about y'all. I'm complicated. All of us
Speaker 6: are complicated, you know, And and we moved through life too.
Speaker 6: There's things that I would have been okay, with you know,
Speaker 6: forty years ago that I'm not okay with now, you
Speaker 6: know there.
Speaker 2: We can't all just be they can't.
Speaker 6: Somebody can't grab a moment in our life or we
Speaker 6: got something wrong and say everything this person did was wrong.
Speaker 8: Growing up in Texas, my rivals was Robert E.
Speaker 7: Lee.
Speaker 1: The school.
Speaker 8: Sure, I wonder if.
Speaker 2: They're still named that one of Montgomery's not not really,
Speaker 2: but but this all of it.
Speaker 6: But to go and remove all these things and not
Speaker 6: explain their origin, I think is is dangerous. And I
Speaker 6: think we look around sometimes to see some of the
Speaker 6: things that are gaining ground again. And the reason why
Speaker 6: they're gaining ground again is people don't understand how dangerous
Speaker 6: it is to go down some of these roads because
Speaker 6: they no one's teaching them about it what happened. And
Speaker 6: so I agree with what he said, and even Robert E. Lee,
Speaker 6: the person is complicated. The Civil War is ugly and
Speaker 6: it's awful, but I think we should know everything about it.
Speaker 6: Not some things about it, We should know everything about it.
Speaker 8: They changed the name of the one in San ANCHOONI
Speaker 8: R two, okay.
Speaker 6: And there were some things that the Union did after
Speaker 6: the Civil War that the Union shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 2: That was evil, you know. So it's not.
Speaker 6: All just this, here's good, here's bad. Life rarely is
Speaker 6: except when you get into God's standard. You know, when
Speaker 6: you get into God's standard about things, none of us
Speaker 6: are gonna sit sit real fruity, which is why we
Speaker 6: we need redemption and we need grace and we need mercy.
Speaker 6: Remember that call to perfection I was unattainable, which is
Speaker 6: why Jesus had to go across. So people are complicated
Speaker 6: and we should know everything, not just preferred things.
Speaker 1: This is the Rick Burgess Show. People said, let the
Speaker 1: whole world know that you listen to the Rick Burgers Show.
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Speaker 2: And say, yeah, I always loved it.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 6: Last week box seats we had people coming in dolls.
Speaker 6: I mean they all jacked out and swagged from head
Speaker 6: to toe.
Speaker 16: Loved it.
Speaker 2: Be both.
Speaker 6: Thank you all for being with us today for a
Speaker 6: b and new show Speedy. This week it is Larry Quest.
Speaker 6: Do not miss Speedy heads out Wednesday, Spend the night
Speaker 6: with Larry and Carolyn and we'll go live to Speedy
Speaker 6: on Thursday's edition of the program, as Speedy goes to
Speaker 6: stay the day in the evening with Larry and Carolyn.
Speaker 2: How much do y'all idjet? Well, how much y'all want
Speaker 2: me for me? Thursday?
Speaker 1: Mon?
Speaker 2: I just Larry and rub your feet or something. You're
Speaker 2: tired somebody rubbing. You're a guess.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you're his guest. That makes sense, you'll do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's its Speedy. You want me to rub those
Speaker 2: those toes for you? See now y'all got him rubbing
Speaker 2: my toes and he's a serial killer.
Speaker 8: Things are true?
Speaker 11: Can me?
Speaker 2: Those tired pippy? Sorry Larry, living dogs are barking head dogs.
Speaker 2: So you're in. I'm sure he's all. He's even trying
Speaker 2: to Larry.
Speaker 9: So we send beat you off like at like the
Speaker 9: last segment of the show on Uhle's see on Wednesday,
Speaker 9: we could give you hugs and everything you know, goodbye hugs,
Speaker 9: you know, just in case.
Speaker 2: You'll never know, I will tell you one left and
Speaker 2: we never heard from them again. Let me tell you something.
Speaker 8: You never seen again. Sorry, it's just a funnyhow.
Speaker 2: He said I ain't seen anything.
Speaker 8: Made showed up Greg?
Speaker 6: Greg that once again that dateline guy which is name
Speaker 6: and everything, key something, what's the date?
Speaker 8: Face Morrison wrinkles.
Speaker 1: So speedy.
Speaker 2: I thought, here's another opportunity to bring laughs to an
Speaker 2: audience that had been laughing in for years. What happened
Speaker 2: next no one would ever forget.
Speaker 6: When they said goodbye to Speedy on Wednesday, no one
Speaker 6: knew it would be the last time they would see
Speaker 6: him again.
Speaker 2: I will tell this on Wednesday. I don't do bro huggs.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hold you a little.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm gonna get a real hug.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put my hand on the back of his
Speaker 2: head as a hug you. I'm gonna hold you a little.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna hold you a little longer if you don't mind. Larry.
Speaker 2: Larry and Carolyn were the brand new guest on the
Speaker 2: All New Rickbirdes Show, and everyone loved them. But what
Speaker 2: they didn't know would change everything. A minute, I'm laughing
Speaker 2: at a that's good. Everybody's new favorite character. But what
Speaker 2: the audience didn't know would change everything. Bring bringing The
Speaker 2: audience thought it was about patches, a patch collector on
Speaker 2: a voice smell harmless by all account, but what was
Speaker 2: discovered next would change everyone's life forever.
Speaker 9: Okay, Okay, everyone's life forever. But wool even stand outside
Speaker 9: and like wave to you and everything.
Speaker 8: It'll be fun.
Speaker 2: Look for me to hold you a little closer and
Speaker 2: a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: Some reason.
Speaker 2: The next day they fully expected to hear Speedy live
Speaker 2: from Dublin, Georgia. But what they heard would haunt them forever.
Speaker 9: They know that you're supposed to go live because to them,
Speaker 9: it'll be what time six at five am?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Is that how time?
Speaker 2: Zunes?
Speaker 11: Wor?
Speaker 2: I mean, but y'all don't want me going live and
Speaker 2: staying with y'all the whole show. Yes, yes, people are
Speaker 2: gonna get really tired the walk.
Speaker 8: At No, we want timing in the whole time from there.
Speaker 15: Larry very much, Larry.
Speaker 2: Said Larry, Not that Blarry little more Larry, who it
Speaker 2: is that the greatest segment? And then the first is
Speaker 2: the dumbest second?
Speaker 14: Right right?
Speaker 2: Greg? Wow, this is dumb.
Speaker 9: I love it.
Speaker 2: Patches, Challenge Coins and the Bizarre Session be slids all
Speaker 2: innocent enough, all right, but what was at the heart
Speaker 2: of it? It was something much more sinister.
Speaker 8: You need to let them know you're gonna be live
Speaker 8: with us the whole time.
Speaker 2: Now, I'm not gonna be live the whole time.
Speaker 8: Nobody won't.
Speaker 2: If people start saying you're a bit with that. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you will me too.
Speaker 8: By the way, please, okay, that's what I thought.
Speaker 2: That's what I was afraid of.
Speaker 6: The dinner they served, Speedy, no one so coming. He
Speaker 6: thought it was a roast, little green beans.
Speaker 2: He was eating a good Southern meal, a good Southern meal, nothing,
Speaker 2: nothing seemed out of the ordinary. But what we discovered
Speaker 2: was something much more sinister. He loves the word sinister. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh that's good.
Speaker 8: So it's going to be fine. You're going to have
Speaker 8: a great time. It's going to be a good bit.
Speaker 2: This kid nothing to be concerned. I take myne back. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is Larry. Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 2: This is Larry Coch. Hello, this is Speedy cell phone. Okay, okay, Larry,
Speaker 2: I cannot wait to see you. He can hear you,
Speaker 2: he can hear your you're lying.
Speaker 5: He loved the way that you joke about us.
Speaker 2: Good good.
Speaker 7: You know we're gonna have a good time together. Laurs
Speaker 7: y'all is the sweetest little thing. We're just having a
Speaker 7: good time.
Speaker 15: And Carolyn's right here.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you today? Go ahead and you Oh, I
Speaker 2: can't wait to see y'all fired.
Speaker 15: We can't either. We're excited.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have a blast. Yeah, you forget these guys.
Speaker 2: We're just gonna have fun.
Speaker 15: I'm not paying any attention to there you go.
Speaker 2: Did you hear how she said? Blast? Yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 2: have Hey, we're gonna set up and I'm bringing headsets
Speaker 2: and everything for y'all. Yeah.
Speaker 15: Time on the radio.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, I know you were just calling myself, but
Speaker 7: we're live in a segment, so I had to answer.
Speaker 2: I wasn't sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you know what, We're gonna have a good time,
Speaker 7: and I will. I will text y'all when i'm rolling
Speaker 7: your way on Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Okay, y'all be prepared now, I bring the lotion. Wait
Speaker 2: a minute, thank you guys. All right, by the way, Larry,
Speaker 2: are you is your growing here? At helling? Is your
Speaker 2: is your burned area healing? It is all better said
Speaker 2: that the way he said. That's great, that's awesome. Well,
Speaker 2: I appreciate y'all and we'll talk to you later. Okay, Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: I sent you a text.
Speaker 16: There's a.
Speaker 2: Yeah song look here that on your and your laptop
Speaker 2: right now? What's the song title?
Speaker 15: The Dogs, Dogs Dogs, I got a client cake.
Speaker 8: Alright, Dogs Dogs Dogs, I will work into that.
Speaker 21: We gotta go.
Speaker 2: He's just still talking about speedy went from Challenge coins.
Speaker 2: When they're eating, they can be listening to Dogs Dog.
Speaker 1: Is the Rick Burgess Show.
Speaker 5: Listen up, what you gotta find us.
Speaker 1: Broadcasting from the world, The Rick Purchase Show.
Speaker 2: How about it?
Speaker 22: How about it?
Speaker 2: How about it? Yeah?
Speaker 6: So if people are saying maybe Wednesday a little farewell
Speaker 6: send off for speeding.
Speaker 2: So anyway, all that's happening this week, It is an
Speaker 2: active week on the show, a brand new hour now.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being with us. We've covered a lot. Have
Speaker 2: you missed any of it?
Speaker 6: Be sure you catch the podcast archive every day or
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Speaker 6: Be sure you're following all the podcasts we do the
Speaker 6: daily archive. Also, go out and get Strange Encounters. Episode
Speaker 6: five's out this weekend. Be sure you're following that.
Speaker 2: One. Of course, Rick and.
Speaker 6: Bubba's greatest hits in Radio Gold episode twenty three of that,
Speaker 6: so enjoy them. Uh in another week. Uh so we'll
Speaker 6: be cranking out uh know, another another episode of Strange
Speaker 6: Encounters will come this week. We'll get that out again
Speaker 6: this weekend. So uh, we're building that right now. So
Speaker 6: when thanks for your feedback on those that are already
Speaker 6: out there. So people are asking can we play the
Speaker 6: song dogs and Dogs? Do that that Larry wants? I
Speaker 6: think he's sending you a message? Uh in here somewhere?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't. I haven't have you? Have you listened
Speaker 2: to it at all?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: Could this get us canceled on the archive? Adler?
Speaker 1: Isn't it?
Speaker 2: I don't know what did he say? He goes like
Speaker 2: this dogs dogs dogs. It's a different one. There is
Speaker 2: a version of that, but it was a pleasure with
Speaker 2: only women dance. Yeah, same dogs dogs dogs? Was it by?
Speaker 2: See Donald?
Speaker 8: Did he say Donna quante?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Something like that.
Speaker 8: That's not pulling up for me.
Speaker 2: Donald? Something dogs dogs dogs? Yes, three dogs, three dogs? Oh?
Speaker 2: By who, Larry?
Speaker 8: You're killing us, buddy?
Speaker 2: Some woman's name, and I don't remember what it was.
Speaker 8: I thought you said Donna quante, and.
Speaker 2: So I spelled that. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I see one here, but this isn't Donna. I don't
Speaker 6: think I would play this one. I've got one pulled
Speaker 6: up this by dog getting the dogs. I ain't playing that.
Speaker 2: Here's another one by long well care. It doesn't look good.
Speaker 2: What was the name of the artist Adler?
Speaker 8: I thought he said Donna Quante or with Donnie? Was
Speaker 8: it Donnie com?
Speaker 2: I find nothing. We should have talked about this in
Speaker 2: the break, Donnie Osmond. I don't. I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I see nothing. It sounds dangerous. Dogs dogs, dogs, song,
Speaker 2: pink Floyd dogs.
Speaker 8: I really wish the chat would be, would help me out.
Speaker 8: But they're they're not Dan.
Speaker 2: Crot No, not dogs. It's dogs. It's three dogs. They're
Speaker 2: saying Donna, Donna quante. That's what I've Donna Quanta.
Speaker 9: You said, Sandra, No, I said Donna, you said, I said,
Speaker 9: I said, I said, I said Donnie, and I got it.
Speaker 8: I got it, you got it.
Speaker 2: No, I got the Quanta Quantia. I think q U
Speaker 2: A n T I A nothing. That's Donna and her
Speaker 2: last year dogs, Donna Quantia.
Speaker 8: I found it, you did?
Speaker 2: Yes? Oh yeah, are we daredevil?
Speaker 8: I haven't haven't had a chance.
Speaker 6: Let's jump the ramp, come on here, we got's let's
Speaker 6: just see what happens. Dogs, dog it's different, not the
Speaker 6: right song, Greg.
Speaker 8: That's that's not the song, right, all right, Hold on
Speaker 8: a second. I got a lot going on here. I
Speaker 8: have not listened to one second of this.
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 21: What he said, Rugg's got dog slamp dog report.
Speaker 2: All right, so he's lyrics. I'm worried about it.
Speaker 8: What's that noise ringing all around? Is that what they
Speaker 8: referred to as another northern sound? It's like a three
Speaker 8: ring circuit star and four legged clowns. Cause we're just
Speaker 8: guessing this offect? Does they had on one to hold
Speaker 8: the ground, Alan Baller.
Speaker 5: Starting count hits him to get out of the rug
Speaker 5: for it. Whatever the calls, love is all I have
Speaker 5: to raise.
Speaker 8: It's hardy chief of Somber. Please, Hey, where you look?
Speaker 9: It's just dogs, doll dolls, noses to the grown dolls, doll.
Speaker 2: Anything to do with sledding and dogs.
Speaker 8: It's all about sledding dogs.
Speaker 2: No no, don't you touch me? No no no, He says,
Speaker 2: that's one of our favorite songs. He's obsessed with. Guys,
Speaker 2: did we now call him Larry the dog Man? He's
Speaker 2: transitioned completely from patches and challenge coins to this, but
Speaker 2: transition realized the Champion Dogs letter is actually from Alabama.
Speaker 2: Probably don't say that he's one that did run.
Speaker 8: Greg, we know, get a rod Greg.
Speaker 2: What I said, he runs completely transition. It's completely transition
Speaker 2: to sled dogs. Oh yeah, can't get enough of them?
Speaker 2: Okayn't even he brought a patch up.
Speaker 9: I don't know when it wasn't worth us, like frantically
Speaker 9: on the air trying to find No, it was not.
Speaker 9: That's not like anyone I'm going You're going, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Did Donna sound like a dude when it's supposed to
Speaker 2: be Donna something? October? All right, let's go to Chip
Speaker 2: Carry h Chip Carry major League Baseball. I've just gotta
Speaker 2: why are you doing that? You don't want this? Can
Speaker 2: we play this? We just played his misspeak. Yeah, you're
Speaker 2: going to play all right?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: On the list?
Speaker 2: Nobody enjoy the story on the list. This would be me.
Speaker 8: No, you actually have done this exactly?
Speaker 2: What's one of the reasons why I said I have it?
Speaker 2: But get ready what he misspoked. Let's be honest. On
Speaker 2: Pride Month, any reference to the item flag should probably
Speaker 2: just be removed from mean. He just everybody knows that.
Speaker 2: Nobody thinks that is.
Speaker 9: It is it.
Speaker 8: Can you hear it?
Speaker 2: I can't wait to hear it.
Speaker 8: Pretty obvious. Yeah, it's not that obvious.
Speaker 2: Okay, his intention was not to be did you say that?
Speaker 18: We know that he talks through it, but yeah, Disability
Speaker 18: Pride Night is through state. You're like, that's them with
Speaker 18: the theme ticket fans take ho Me, Cardinals cat featuring
Speaker 18: the Disability Pride fag flag and Cardinals in brail details
Speaker 18: at Cardinals dot com.
Speaker 2: Slash them. I didn't know what you're talking about, the
Speaker 2: month or whatever.
Speaker 8: It's Disability Pride. Hey, listen, not quiet.
Speaker 2: This was the broadcast. Nobody said an thirty minutes, it
Speaker 2: got so quiet. Nobody said a word thirty seconds.
Speaker 8: I'm so I said a minute.
Speaker 2: It feels like thirty minutes. Still, I don't know what's
Speaker 2: going on, so quiet. Picture of this being a still silence, nothing,
Speaker 2: there's no I don't know if they're laughing. They haven't
Speaker 2: said a word still anything. They're trying to like, they're
Speaker 2: probably laughing at their headphones. Can you edit that one?
Speaker 22: Indeed, that one.
Speaker 2: Guy guys, and again he's not in trouble, so he
Speaker 2: shouldn't be. He just said a word wrong. He had
Speaker 2: no intent. It's funny. What did you consider what he
Speaker 2: was talking about? That made it? An asked?
Speaker 8: Sim Ability Pride Night. That's what it is, brought in
Speaker 8: Disability Pride.
Speaker 2: Now let me get this right. So it's the Disability
Speaker 2: Pride Night. What's that mean?
Speaker 8: The Disability Pride.
Speaker 2: I guess if you, I mean, if you got game, no,
Speaker 2: let let's have it. Nobody help him? Is it disabled?
Speaker 2: Is it disabled? I'm gonna no, Greg, I don't think
Speaker 2: I think it is. It's not. I need to hear
Speaker 2: the read again to hear what's going on. There's the
Speaker 2: rainbows on it.
Speaker 8: That's thinking.
Speaker 2: It's just no, that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 8: Not can wait play it?
Speaker 18: I don't think The Disability Pride Night is Thursday, July
Speaker 18: tenth and with the themed ticket fans take HOI Cardinals
Speaker 18: cat featuring the Disability Pride fag flag and Cardinals in.
Speaker 2: Detailed the cardinal's embraille. So I think I think if
Speaker 2: you are disabled and lb G T that's.
Speaker 13: What I think.
Speaker 2: I'm a rad there may be something here. I'm not
Speaker 2: saying that's it.
Speaker 18: What.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's just people who have disabilities. It's
Speaker 2: gay people who have disabilities what I No, I know, but.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 9: Right, gay pride be I'm I'm proud of it, and
Speaker 9: then disability pride would be I'm disabled and proud of it.
Speaker 2: No, No, you're disabled and gay? That's what are they
Speaker 2: covered though? That's what they're saying. But what I'm saying is,
Speaker 2: but isn't that covered under the you would think it
Speaker 2: would be points.
Speaker 8: I'm just trying to tell you, I know you are.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to believe it. I just but what
Speaker 2: I'm discussed because that made it even funny. No doubt
Speaker 2: about that, No doubt about that.
Speaker 6: But list I thought, but if you have disabilities or
Speaker 6: what and you and you are l G B t Q,
Speaker 6: aren't you under that canopy of the whole month?
Speaker 2: I think?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 8: Are we are reaching in?
Speaker 6: We're just are we reaching in and say we're gonna
Speaker 6: take one night and we're not going to recognize people
Speaker 6: with disabilities only gay people with disabilities?
Speaker 2: Are you? Are you sure? That's well? It was okay,
Speaker 2: it was fat pride now for fat people that are LGB.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: I do think different. I do think everything in June
Speaker 2: goes back to that. Are you sure so?
Speaker 8: If not?
Speaker 2: It would be disability awareness. Not I'll tell you what.
Speaker 8: You didn't have fat pride, and that's fat people that
Speaker 8: are proud of it.
Speaker 2: No, that's not what it is.
Speaker 8: And then you've got day pride.
Speaker 2: Is one thing.
Speaker 6: I wonder instead of like a bob get that you're
Speaker 6: saying that anything you're sociated with pride in June they.
Speaker 2: Take Yes, I think so.
Speaker 13: I think so.
Speaker 2: The fact that it's in June July July.
Speaker 8: It's July July disability.
Speaker 1: But just show he has known Greg Burgess for his
Speaker 1: entire life.
Speaker 6: Upsets all right, by the way, Speedy thinks it's diabetes
Speaker 6: pride night.
Speaker 2: But uh so, all right, Greg, I was wrong, Greg.
Speaker 2: Let's clarify. Greg. The message wasn't clear. Greg. You're there's
Speaker 2: no set okay there after? Are you gonna survive this? Okay?
Speaker 13: I was wrong?
Speaker 2: Crying now laughing, Okay, we're all hurting. Greg. You really
Speaker 2: doubled down to me. I missed the month they were
Speaker 2: talking about they were about. I didn't know they were
Speaker 2: talking about July. I know that John that changed his everything.
Speaker 2: It's confused. Let me change something.
Speaker 19: You hear.
Speaker 2: There was rainbow colors on the thing. I know, Greg,
Speaker 2: guy's gonna says, actually in pink, it's okay. I was wrong,
Speaker 2: but and I didn't mean to, but I drug all
Speaker 2: y'all with me, and I think I was so convinced.
Speaker 2: You know why I was.
Speaker 6: I really thought, let me say something, Let me tell
Speaker 6: you something, Greg, look out there. You died on that
Speaker 6: gay disability heel and couldn't anybody get.
Speaker 2: You off of it? And it was in July.
Speaker 6: But even in July, Greg was still clinging by pointing
Speaker 6: to confusing logos and they are confusing. Yes, if I
Speaker 6: could tell the disability bunch all this different colors for
Speaker 6: different disabilities, you basically have created a rainbow, and let's
Speaker 6: stay away from the color pink.
Speaker 7: Well, I missed it right there. Now I'm red, and
Speaker 7: now I'm looking at the reid. It doesn't say July
Speaker 7: tenth any bigger than it does. I mean, it's huge.
Speaker 2: I don't know it was great. You can see how
Speaker 2: that can be confusing about admitting now that I was
Speaker 2: in correct. So it's a faded out rainbow kind of
Speaker 2: is what it looks?
Speaker 8: Disability pride?
Speaker 2: What it just this moment, this moment, actually have a
Speaker 2: like that that's walking Greg.
Speaker 8: You need to clarify what you said and what's actually true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I'm let's not be in disrespectful. This is
Speaker 2: just what I thought.
Speaker 6: I thought that it was pride day for disabled people
Speaker 6: that are a member of the l g B, Greg,
Speaker 6: q P, l M N O P. Now I don't
Speaker 6: remember upsetting people now, okay, of that community. Let's say
Speaker 6: I and I thought that, I mean, we got all
Speaker 6: kinds of days. I thought it might have been in
Speaker 6: now I thought that were missing. But what it was
Speaker 6: that the flags are very the same, a lot of rainbow.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The fact that you thought that category was possible in
Speaker 2: today's world, well, you're right, I.
Speaker 8: Thought it was that too. For a second, Greg, you
Speaker 8: even convinced.
Speaker 21: Me that it was.
Speaker 2: Guys, you're convinced. I'm rarely wrong.
Speaker 8: Was and what what did you think it was?
Speaker 2: What you think it was? I told you what I thought, Greg.
Speaker 2: I want you to declar for what it is though.
Speaker 2: It is about disabled a disability pride, yes, all in July.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know that either, And plus I didn't
Speaker 2: know what today's day was. And course what Speedy calls
Speaker 2: diabetes pride yes, okay, And now the misspeak didn't help
Speaker 2: any that.
Speaker 8: The confusion got me.
Speaker 2: Thank you alcohol. I was down. I thought it was
Speaker 2: a fian slip and things.
Speaker 8: Have gotten so confusing. We're really just trying to figure
Speaker 8: it all out. This is real time.
Speaker 2: I wasn't trying, That's just the way it looked to me.
Speaker 2: And they're looking and for everybody I on want the emails.
Speaker 6: I apologize. You are just like a skip carrier or
Speaker 6: whatever his name is. Yes, I can't imagine that thirty seconds.
Speaker 22: I can't.
Speaker 2: They were silent what they were doing.
Speaker 6: I can't figure which one Greg will get most that
Speaker 6: he what what group? Do you think what he's done
Speaker 6: is I got to after minute. Unfortunately he's in. He's
Speaker 6: now got two groups after him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh my gosh, we have pride, not just getting
Speaker 7: now to our defense, we didn't create the confusion. The
Speaker 7: confusion was there and we were trying to figure it out.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 7: We probably should have paid attention with no day because
Speaker 7: that's they say that. Yeah completely, the fourth of July.
Speaker 2: If we if we ever stopped shooting from the hip, though,
Speaker 2: this show will cease to be entertaining. I thought they
Speaker 2: were going to get bibble heads that night.
Speaker 8: You not hear me, right, half that had half.
Speaker 2: I didn't listen to nothing I got me. That was
Speaker 2: not before y'all credit me with that. That was not
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that's how confused it was. I was
Speaker 2: confused and with it.
Speaker 8: We call it Pride months. We call it Pride month.
Speaker 8: We thought we thought the word pride.
Speaker 2: I did film dirt hitting us. We record and edit
Speaker 2: things out, we're live, We're just we're just trying to
Speaker 2: figure it, man. And I wasn't trying to be funny.
Speaker 2: I really thought I was right. But now looking back
Speaker 2: on it, that even in today's world, that would be
Speaker 2: I disagree with that. I disagree with that. That's the
Speaker 2: only thing I disagree with.
Speaker 6: I think anything I think right now, you can't take
Speaker 6: anything off the table. Now you might want to get
Speaker 6: it right and check your dates, but I'm saying you
Speaker 6: can't get you can't take anything off. And I'm almost
Speaker 6: going to be honest to here. I'm looking at this
Speaker 6: breakdown of the disabailed Pride flag. It's confusing, right.
Speaker 9: Some of it right, because there's red, yellow, blue, green, black,
Speaker 9: all representing different types of.
Speaker 8: But the white, ya, the white Greg makes a great point.
Speaker 2: Seeing that we're doing rainbow Omega in August. I think
Speaker 2: we got that, we got a lot d It has
Speaker 2: nothing to.
Speaker 8: Do with them. Well, but the white on the their flat,
Speaker 8: their thing says invisible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that I would like.
Speaker 8: What's an invisibility?
Speaker 6: Everybody here has got that one invisible and undiagnosed.
Speaker 2: Can't put your finger on it. But some's not right.
Speaker 2: If it's and you haven't been diagnosed with it, how
Speaker 2: do you know? You have like to move on?
Speaker 8: So we just correct.
Speaker 2: I was back to you took that through that runner
Speaker 2: in the middle of everything, Well I did. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: have because that's normally what they do. They give away
Speaker 2: you know who was in he's got I think I
Speaker 2: think the fires out of hand, gasoline holding person.
Speaker 6: You're not helping. Well, I didn't know, but now that
Speaker 6: I know, I'm I'm so terribly sorry. Okay, was just
Speaker 6: if they were singling out a certain community. Greg, So
Speaker 6: you have now made sure that you've cleared it up
Speaker 6: and you were passionately wrong. Yes, and but we see
Speaker 6: where the confusion came from. Yeah, but I didn't realize that.
Speaker 2: That close. But now I get it. I get the
Speaker 2: whole thing too, And in the spirit of us learning.
Speaker 9: The ADA, the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed in
Speaker 9: the law in July.
Speaker 8: Okay, nineteen ninety Okay.
Speaker 13: Got it?
Speaker 2: And that's straight people. Ye have to go back to
Speaker 2: the doesn't have to go back to the Deaf College
Speaker 2: and the house.
Speaker 8: All that started Coastal Carolina? Was that a Coastal Carolina's game?
Speaker 2: No replayed that last beeve remember?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, Deaf president now or something?
Speaker 2: I think the ADA and all that kind of started
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 8: That's right, it is, and we're learning.
Speaker 2: Yep.
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Speaker 6: Hey birds, this comes from Dustin. Hello Dustin, I want
Speaker 6: to thank you for your inspiration you gave me this weekend.
Speaker 6: I've been listening to your stories of how you've become
Speaker 6: more handy and how you've been fixing a lot.
Speaker 2: Of things lately. You're welcome.
Speaker 6: Dustin found out my wife's suburban needed a new motor
Speaker 6: mount replaced. My first thought was, in Greg's voice, I
Speaker 6: don't think I've got the tools to pull this off.
Speaker 6: But then I remembered you, Rick Burgers and your inspiration.
Speaker 6: The mission was successfully completed. Walked around this weekend with
Speaker 6: my chest poked out and said, yep, I did that.
Speaker 6: You're welcome. That's well now inspiring other people, not just
Speaker 6: becoming handy, but inspiring others, Dustin, that makes me feel
Speaker 6: so good to hear that.
Speaker 8: I that he shouldn't be doing that, if he's not
Speaker 8: qualified to be doing that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, by need sounds like you did it fine. You
Speaker 6: know this is always you People talk down to us
Speaker 6: new handy people, as if you know, we don't have
Speaker 6: the skills, can't pull this off looking down your nose
Speaker 6: at us.
Speaker 2: Vnce.
Speaker 8: No, that's just not a that's not like a simple thing.
Speaker 2: He said he was inspired or leave it at that. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: inspiration does a lot of things.
Speaker 6: Sure, Hey bird, Hey birde Vince new show comes on
Speaker 6: History Channel tomorrow. I think it may be right up
Speaker 6: your alley, bird, See what you're gonna think about this.
Speaker 6: It's called Hazardous History, and Henry Winkler is the host.
Speaker 6: So we got the funds the host anything the fund's host,
Speaker 6: I'll give a shot.
Speaker 2: Here's something. Listen. It's called hazardous History. Listen to this.
Speaker 6: Some of the things they cover. Lawn darts, Oh yeah,
Speaker 6: hazard Yeah we did. I don't know how that ever
Speaker 6: got off the table that we're out in the yard
Speaker 6: throwing lawn darts up in the air and they were
Speaker 6: jot had that little.
Speaker 2: Circle you put and you try to throw in it.
Speaker 2: Thank you thing me on purpose?
Speaker 6: Well, to your credit, you were quicker than I thought.
Speaker 6: Asbestos was once used. This fake snow as Bestus was
Speaker 6: the first snow and my personal favorite a uranium set
Speaker 6: for kids. Hazardous History, Right, I can't wait that's real. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so it says at this point, I'm afraid to say, Birds,
Speaker 6: I know you is too late for you to watch
Speaker 6: it live, but they'll stream it. You can go get
Speaker 6: it on your own time, says said. I'm only forty,
Speaker 6: but I'm not all that. That's savvy, he said, So
Speaker 6: it's there you go, he said, it's channel one time.
Speaker 2: I watch it. Okay, had like history, hazardous history. I
Speaker 2: love that. Yeah, you know, and I think and we've
Speaker 2: played some of these here. We've played some of these.
Speaker 6: You know, the commercials for cigarettes, especially the ones that
Speaker 6: talked about how how good they were good for your throat. Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that was it.
Speaker 6: My favorite was the doctor recommended brand. Yeah, that was
Speaker 6: the one that most doctors use. It was a camel
Speaker 6: by the way, it was old camel short. Gracious, Hey bird, Hey, Birds.
Speaker 6: Just watched this Strange Encounters podcast. Enjoyed that discussion with
Speaker 6: Tom Carr, he said, he said, also appreciated the words
Speaker 6: at the end. He said, uh, when when I when
Speaker 6: when I heard some of the things that were brought up,
Speaker 6: all of us started getting a little bit tight, going,
Speaker 6: uh oh, where's birds going with this? Appreciate all the
Speaker 6: things we said, well, it was just you know, we
Speaker 6: it was good. I mean, we agreed on most everything.
Speaker 6: There were a few things that we didn't agree on,
Speaker 6: but it was not anything that we couldn't work out,
Speaker 6: you know. We he was on for a specific reason. Uh,
Speaker 6: he had had encounters with demons, and that's really what
Speaker 6: we wanted to hear.
Speaker 18: Uh.
Speaker 6: And then you know, there were some things that you know,
Speaker 6: we we talked about and we discussed and things we
Speaker 6: agreed on.
Speaker 2: Thing we disagreed on. But that's the beauty of the
Speaker 2: of the cast.
Speaker 6: And we've got another another guest coming up this week
Speaker 6: that has had some sort of encounter that will investigate
Speaker 6: and we got a lot more to come. So not
Speaker 6: part of hey burds, but I did want to bring
Speaker 6: this up. Fred Smith, FedEx founder, Yeah, found dead at
Speaker 6: eighty Really, Yeah, you talk about somebody who changed the
Speaker 6: world FedEx. Who would have ever thought ship everything to
Speaker 6: Memphis and then go out from there, you know, and
Speaker 6: that this would be more efficient. And let's face it,
Speaker 6: they they radically changed the way we got packages and
Speaker 6: they challenged the whole industry. But he was he was
Speaker 6: He was found dead at eighty The company announced and
Speaker 6: said he was more than just a pioneer of an industry,
Speaker 6: which he was, and the founder of a great company.
Speaker 6: He was the heart and soul of FedEx. They announced,
Speaker 6: they're not saying. They said he died on Saturday at eighty,
Speaker 6: But they don't really tell you much about Is that
Speaker 6: him when he was young? I guess so cause of death?
Speaker 6: I guess that'll come later. But apparently maybe he'd lived
Speaker 6: still independently if they found him dead, I guess at eighty, which.
Speaker 2: Worth oh a lot? And you, I mean there is
Speaker 2: you talk about a ton of money.
Speaker 13: So are what?
Speaker 6: What do you because it seems like they've kind of
Speaker 6: challenged everybody to do better. You got FedEx, you got ups,
Speaker 6: you got the US Postal Service, And I'm a little
Speaker 6: gray on I'm a little gray on some of these others.
Speaker 2: Amazon.
Speaker 6: I order from them, you order from them, but I'm sorry,
Speaker 6: there's one the one out there in the yell and
Speaker 6: the red vans.
Speaker 2: So they what oh uh yeah, the the HL something like?
Speaker 2: Are they I mean, are they good with them?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Back when they were, they weren't as good as to
Speaker 2: talk to Amazon's.
Speaker 8: Amazon's delivering a lot of their own stuff too. You
Speaker 8: see all those people. Yeah, prime trucks.
Speaker 2: Not only are they they're they're put together that vertical
Speaker 2: monopoly on ordering things. And then you got the freight
Speaker 2: companies when it's a little bigger. Yeah, oh yeah, that's big.
Speaker 2: That's when you know you got a pallet company.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so FedEx stepped it up.
Speaker 19: Huh.
Speaker 8: I didn't really, I didn't.
Speaker 9: I wasn't paying attention when they came to prominence and
Speaker 9: didn't know that they'd changed the game.
Speaker 2: Oh they would total game change. Yeah. Up to that,
Speaker 2: it was just US postal service.
Speaker 6: And when they started this overnight by ten the next day,
Speaker 6: they blew everybody's mind.
Speaker 7: Like, tell me if this is a rumor, if I
Speaker 7: have this right, did Birmingham have a chance to have
Speaker 7: FedEx as the hub and it went to Memphis?
Speaker 2: I do not know that now. What I heard on
Speaker 2: that is Birmingham had the chance to be Delta's Is
Speaker 2: that what it was? And they passed on that and
Speaker 2: it went to Atlanta.
Speaker 16: Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now that I've heard, not FedEx. Okay, but I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that. No, I might have it wrong.
Speaker 6: I thought I heard that, Okay, So they said dhl'
Speaker 6: is it Greg specialized in international shipping. So there remember
Speaker 6: one time they came to my house at like ten
Speaker 6: after ten o'clock? Really, did you know guy a little late?
Speaker 2: Answer? Did you squint at him? Did you give him
Speaker 2: that face?
Speaker 11: I did?
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Speaker 6: From text Nation, this person should be a writer for
Speaker 6: Babylon and b Rumor is has it that Freddy's Smith
Speaker 6: from FedEx that at the funeral the Pallbears will be
Speaker 6: fed Ex delivery guys. They'll stand about ten feet away
Speaker 6: from the grave and toss this casket toward the hole
Speaker 6: and hope it gets close.
Speaker 2: God, that's funny. That's funny. It's a little it's a little,
Speaker 2: you know, not caring, but it is. But it is funny.
Speaker 2: That is a funny one.
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Speaker 28: This is an opportunity for us to stand together. I
Speaker 28: do believe staying with our fellow man with one common enemy.
Speaker 28: But make no mistake, I'm still gonna sueplay saddler a
Speaker 28: little bit. It's awesome around.
Speaker 2: All right, right here, thank you calling. Yeah, Okay, there
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Speaker 26: Hey, it's gonna answer Speedy's questions. So flythel Arkansas was
Speaker 26: originally where FedEx was going to move and the city
Speaker 26: decided not to give them any tax cuts. They were
Speaker 26: going to use an old Air Force base, and so
Speaker 26: that's why they ended up moving to Memphis. Also, he
Speaker 26: went before the USPS government group or whatever, offering to
Speaker 26: help take over USPS and streamline it, and the government
Speaker 26: refused it.
Speaker 6: So remember that, Yeah, I do remember that because I
Speaker 6: mean I read that too, and he said he could
Speaker 6: do it so much more efficiently, so much better. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and probably could. Have you remember where the original one
Speaker 6: that got them really going when it absolutely has to
Speaker 6: be there overnight?
Speaker 2: That's it? Do you remember that? That's good? Good? Good campaign?
Speaker 2: We continue, Rick Birders show unscreen phone calls. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: Hey guys, how are y'all good?
Speaker 13: Good deal?
Speaker 16: Hey, this is a question for Speedy.
Speaker 29: You know I lived through fall from Dublin, but I
Speaker 29: just want to know what Speed is gonna do whenever
Speaker 29: he called that good pot rose and he goes in
Speaker 29: there and lays out at nine and he wakes up
Speaker 29: with the stomach attack, and all of a sudden he
Speaker 29: goes and knocks on the door and only here's in
Speaker 29: Larry's boys say, I'm in here.
Speaker 2: That's not gonna be good.
Speaker 5: That where to go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be awful. Run down in the yard,
Speaker 2: that gumment. If he woke up, miss hands were shaking,
Speaker 2: God stop kidding, Rick Birdie show, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Hey, I got a question.
Speaker 28: So if Iran responded to America with attack, where was
Speaker 28: the first place I think they would attack?
Speaker 2: Who would attack? They would Iran?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 16: But like if they came back Iran came back to
Speaker 16: the US.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you terrorist groups? Are you talking about a full
Speaker 2: blown military.
Speaker 22: Military?
Speaker 6: It's always gonna be the same same people be in
Speaker 6: New York. Uh, you know Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: See. Uh, those kind of cities that that usually are
Speaker 2: the usual suspects.
Speaker 26: Uh.
Speaker 6: We continue. Uh, let's go to unscreen phone calls. Hello,
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Speaker 14: Go ahead, say speedy. Just in case anything goes sideways
Speaker 14: on your trip.
Speaker 19: Instead of whacking anybody and going to jail, you can
Speaker 19: just tally whack them.
Speaker 8: Okay, so funny, Gosh, it's not funny.
Speaker 2: Don't laugh. That doesn't help. What do you say? I
Speaker 2: don't know? Uh, we continue, Rick Burgess Show, unscreen phone calls,
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 29: Boy, David and Larry's voice sound so much a lot
Speaker 29: I could hear them both screaming out speedy.
Speaker 16: It puts the lotion on.
Speaker 2: Okay, See, this is your fault that everybody goes ast?
Speaker 2: What did I do? You go out? But it's just
Speaker 2: a mistake. Ye, you dropped that one pretty good. Mhm.
Speaker 2: We continue. Uh. Rick Birders Show, unscreen phone calls, Go.
Speaker 19: Ahead, Hey, thereat a ranking from Greg All right, Rocket,
Speaker 19: Big Chief, Uh, Coter Brown or Ron's Barbecue rank the
Speaker 19: top four.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Rocket, Coder Brown's, Ron's and then the
Speaker 2: Big Chief.
Speaker 6: Wow right, the Big Chief? Ever before that, it's pleasures
Speaker 6: over your way? Yes, yeah, okay, you never have rocket
Speaker 6: is yeah?
Speaker 13: I ask it?
Speaker 6: No, I know rocket good stuff this area. And I've
Speaker 6: never been to Coder Browns because I'm back.
Speaker 2: Oh man, it's it's very good. Good meals you eat there, Greg, No,
Speaker 2: that's not what that means. That's after dark.
Speaker 6: They're one of these. I always have funny stuff on
Speaker 6: their sign. Say that's pretty, honey. I've never eaten there before.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 6: And it's Big Chief, the one out there by guessing
Speaker 6: Glen and I've seen it, but I've never If I've
Speaker 6: eaten there, I don't remember it. I made How about this?
Speaker 6: I bet I have though.
Speaker 2: Sure it's right there by the Hunger Hut. I know
Speaker 2: where it is. Greg. We continue Rick Burcher's show. Unscreen
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Speaker 16: I ain't too proud to beg speedy.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, this is again. It's your fault. This
Speaker 2: is all your fault.
Speaker 8: I think we should have heard that guy out that's
Speaker 8: exactly what I was thinking.
Speaker 2: Rick Burger's Show, unscreened phone calls, go ahead. Yeah, in
Speaker 2: Georgia by morning, there's a lot of.
Speaker 6: Anticipation for your trip. Rick Burger's Show, unscreen phone calls,
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Speaker 12: Hey, good morning, man, Hey buddy, Hey, I heard you
Speaker 12: guys talking about the disability thing. I happen to be
Speaker 12: just say and you guys get it. This is one
Speaker 12: of my favorite sayings. I'm in a wheelchair and have
Speaker 12: been some tiny eCos in the tornado, but one of
Speaker 12: the things, I you know, kind of laughing at myself,
Speaker 12: I'll say, how are the handicap We're.
Speaker 13: Fun to watch.
Speaker 2: No, you don't say that.
Speaker 12: Let me tell you absolutely, that's funny.
Speaker 2: That's really good the world major sense of humor. So badly, sir,
Speaker 2: Rick Burger's Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead.
Speaker 13: Hi, I was just reaching to you guys. This is
Speaker 13: Johnny lafoy on an awesome whereabout the street truck? Yes, man, yeah, man,
Speaker 13: I'm so glad I got through. So I just got
Speaker 13: notified today. I mentioned on the air last week the
Speaker 13: CBS forty two competition we actually won, so they're coming
Speaker 13: out first.
Speaker 2: Posson whereabouts. That's good. Congratulations, that's great. Uh we continue.
Speaker 2: Rick Birders Show on screen phone calls, go ahead. It
Speaker 2: was good bye, Greg.
Speaker 1: I got something for you, all right.
Speaker 2: That boy? Sorry. Rick Birders Show on screen phone calls,
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Speaker 13: Who who Speedy?
Speaker 26: Somebody told me that h Richard Simmons and Larry was
Speaker 26: a play Park's second cousins.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can't even get there. He was laughing so
Speaker 2: hard that he couldn't even get it out. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: We continue. Rick Birders Show, unscreen phone calls, go ahead. Hey, gentlemen,
Speaker 2: how are y'all good?
Speaker 14: Hey, A couple of things before you'll send.
Speaker 29: Speedy out, Like get a DNA sample because everything can't
Speaker 29: be recovered sometimes, and I got a resort to that.
Speaker 13: Get a stock so the dogs can use that from
Speaker 13: maybe tracking. And look for any weird purchases on his
Speaker 13: debit card, like anything over ten dollars.
Speaker 2: That is always the stuff from right here. I'm real, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm for real person. Rick Birgers Show, unscreenphone calls, Go ahead.
Speaker 2: Oh that's that one. Uh, let's see Rick Burgers Show,
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Speaker 25: Hey, fellas, Rick, this is Randy from the I ass podcast.
Speaker 12: How are you guys doing good?
Speaker 2: Hope you're well doing well?
Speaker 25: Brother, Just wanted to say men Father's Day and opened
Speaker 25: up my gifts and got an autograph copy of Men
Speaker 25: Don't Run in the Rain. It was awesome, so fired up.
Speaker 25: And I thought back to on our podcast with you
Speaker 25: back in November, and you told us that you were
Speaker 25: giving us an exclusive and I like to pretend that
Speaker 25: we were the first ones to know about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you man, I appreciate that and appreciate that opportunity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you guys were breaking news. Thanks for being with us.
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