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Speaker 2: You do see areas where we're now getting the gigantic
Speaker 2: food lines because people cannot afford groceries, so because they
Speaker 2: don't haven't worked in a very long time, or their
Speaker 2: business has gone away, or the place that they once
Speaker 2: worked has gone away. And you got stimulus this and
Speaker 2: stimulus that, and some get it, some don't. When they
Speaker 2: get it, it goes and then you've got bills to
Speaker 2: pay and defer this, and people are in financial woe
Speaker 2: and it's only going to get worse the longer we go.
Speaker 2: So it was Speedy asked me directly, and I think
Speaker 2: we were off the air at the time, or maybe
Speaker 2: we were going to the break and finishing Rick anyway
Speaker 2: at all, if you were to get in the food
Speaker 2: line situation, are you going to sit in that food line?
Speaker 2: And my answer was an emphatic and a very quick
Speaker 2: nor know. If we get down to food line point uh,
Speaker 2: then then I become I mean, I begin killing animals
Speaker 2: and eating and I've already set up the the you know,
Speaker 2: the and I'm fishing, and I mean and we're you know,
Speaker 2: like we were saying, no longer, it's not sport anymore,
Speaker 2: okayse all that's over now. And so so we were
Speaker 2: discussing this, and so young Broderick finished up his freshman
Speaker 2: year of college yesterday and online of course, and he
Speaker 2: just said, man, I just I gotta have a break.
Speaker 3: I've been locked down in here or whatever.
Speaker 2: And I said, well, look, we're gonna we're gonna kill
Speaker 2: two birds with one stone today. And I go into
Speaker 2: my wife, I said, hey, you know, because there's the
Speaker 2: times that you call your wife by our name. There's
Speaker 2: the time you might call her sweetie, you call her darling,
Speaker 2: and then there's those Now I don't go as far
Speaker 2: as some of these people that when they're married they
Speaker 2: have kids, they call each other mom and dad all
Speaker 2: the time. I think that's that's kind of that's all
Speaker 2: odd to me, you know, where you just but now
Speaker 2: if your kids are in the room, you then you
Speaker 2: then then you might be referenced as dad, and she
Speaker 2: might be referenced as mom. Yeah, or I walk in
Speaker 2: the room and say, hey, Ma, because you know the
Speaker 2: kids are here. You know, I know these people that
Speaker 2: like change each other's names to mom and dad. That's
Speaker 2: weird to me, but but you know it's not. But
Speaker 2: there is a time that you do it. And so
Speaker 2: in this particular case, for some reason, because I was
Speaker 2: I was kind of saying, this is something we need
Speaker 2: to do. It's rare that you say I'm taking the
Speaker 2: leadership role in the house, h you know, because you
Speaker 2: don't want to have to do it. But I said, hey, hey, mom,
Speaker 2: because you know our boy was standing there, You're going
Speaker 2: with us. I said, today we are going to get
Speaker 2: a breath, refresh air, no doubt, but you're fishing today.
Speaker 2: And she said, you know, I'm not real big on
Speaker 2: on fishing dad, And I said, uh, now you have
Speaker 2: to learn to fish, baby, defeed us. All right, So
Speaker 2: I said we're today. We're not going down for sport.
Speaker 2: I said, we're going. I said, we're going to go down.
Speaker 2: Like this would be the thing, like if we get
Speaker 2: to this point where somebody says, hey, I'm taking about
Speaker 2: my turkey, you know, like Gary, hey man, I just
Speaker 2: ain't got no respect for people that hunt Turkey's like
Speaker 2: like they just sit there and wait to ambush them.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: He wants the thrill of the call. And I got
Speaker 2: a call me in and all this So no, no, no.
Speaker 2: If we get down to food lines, I'm shooting. I'm
Speaker 2: shooting turkeys with a rifle. Okay, I mean, as I
Speaker 2: see them out in the middle of a field, I'm
Speaker 2: putting the crosshairs on them, and I'm putting them down
Speaker 2: because we need that meat, you know.
Speaker 4: Rick, I'm hunting turkeys with dynamite.
Speaker 3: Yeah, fishing, they can't catch anymore.
Speaker 4: I blow a whole herd of them up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Suddenly, all this I don't like catching. Suddenly, all
Speaker 2: this I don't like catching brim anymore is out the window.
Speaker 2: We're sitting there saying, pull as me and them out
Speaker 2: as you can, just cut their heads off of them.
Speaker 3: Let's cut them and scale them and throw them in
Speaker 3: the frying.
Speaker 2: Pan quick, you know, Because I'm not sitting in one
Speaker 2: of those food line things. We're going completely rogue. So
Speaker 2: and Sherry. I will give Sherry this, and I'm so
Speaker 2: proud of her. She is fantastic. She you'all heard me
Speaker 2: talking about it. She's a fire bug. She can build
Speaker 2: a fire at the drop of it. She's really good
Speaker 2: with fire. I told her practice that a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yesterday she built I said, no, no today, no woodpile,
Speaker 2: no woodpole. We did this yesterday. We did survival training yesterday.
Speaker 2: I said, no woodpile. I want to look over in
Speaker 2: that pit and somehow you've got a fire.
Speaker 3: And she said okay.
Speaker 2: And I look, she's going through the wood, gathering up brush,
Speaker 2: gathering up limbs. For I knew it she had us
Speaker 2: a fire going over.
Speaker 3: I said, I see. I said that's good right there.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 2: Hey, and then you get down to this. You're not
Speaker 2: catching any fish, Dad, I'm just someing. Hey, let me
Speaker 2: see some fish coming in well, d I was thinking
Speaker 2: about trying this. No, no, throw the lure that catches fish.
Speaker 2: This is not the day we're having. We're not sports today.
Speaker 2: I once pretend like we need.
Speaker 4: Fish to eat.
Speaker 3: You fish with Donovan, yeah or whatever whatever.
Speaker 2: I want to see how many fish we can get
Speaker 2: on the bank. I want to see how quick you
Speaker 2: can make a fire. And honestly, guys, straight up, it's
Speaker 2: still turkey season. If one comes by, somebody kill it.
Speaker 2: Don't hen Jake, you don't gonna be a gobblin. Just
Speaker 2: anything we could eat and bubba. You know, I've been
Speaker 2: wondering about this. Anybody want to try a redbird?
Speaker 4: Well, anybody got a good red bird? Ste you recipe
Speaker 4: out there?
Speaker 3: You know what I did?
Speaker 2: I went over and noticed that birds were making a
Speaker 2: nest in like a little bird house. I said, see,
Speaker 2: we'd plugged that up and everything in there. Yep, And
Speaker 2: I said, we call out a catch pin.
Speaker 3: That's try. We're not letting them out.
Speaker 2: And I and I said, today we're gonna experiment anything
Speaker 2: y'all can kill or catch.
Speaker 3: We're gonna try to eat it. Because Ricky we.
Speaker 4: Got might have a might have a good recipe for
Speaker 4: yellow hammer chili?
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, yeah, Now, I'm not You think I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get in a car and go sit in some
Speaker 2: parking lot with with fifteen hundred people and I'm sitting
Speaker 2: there in lying waiting on them to hand me some
Speaker 2: some No, that ain't our plan. Our plan is we
Speaker 2: going down here, this where we're gonna live, and we're
Speaker 2: gonna eat whatever we can take.
Speaker 3: All right, So let's talk about it.
Speaker 4: We're talking. We're talking near thunderdome conditions.
Speaker 3: Directly.
Speaker 4: We're not talking, we're not arguing about haircuts, and we're
Speaker 4: looking for meals.
Speaker 3: Let's go what we're drinking here? All right?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: What do we got? Well?
Speaker 1: What if you need milk? What if you need formula
Speaker 1: for a bat? I hate to say it, you know,
Speaker 1: you gotta you gotta start. I did this, and I'm
Speaker 1: not proud of it, and I certainly don't want to
Speaker 1: break any laws. But I found out where the farmers were.
Speaker 1: Oh really, I said, let's find out who's got cows
Speaker 1: and and and so so we started kind of looking around.
Speaker 3: And do you think you could go to them and
Speaker 3: go I got some fish for some milk? Well, I
Speaker 3: kind of.
Speaker 2: I will tell you this and together maybe I want
Speaker 2: you all know right now, I've yet to exaggerate the
Speaker 2: story so far. Okay, I want y'all to know that,
Speaker 2: I mean, this really went on yesterday. So I went
Speaker 2: over to a place and I won't say where it is,
Speaker 2: that I know it is an orchard. And I went
Speaker 2: over there and I said hey, and he you know,
Speaker 2: he was standing away from me. He said, he said,
Speaker 2: I'm out of strawberries. I said, they're already gone. He
Speaker 2: goes Rick you would not believe the people from Birmingham
Speaker 2: that are coming here and buying up everything I got
Speaker 2: like that, And I said, I said, that can't happen.
Speaker 2: He looked at me and said, man, I am so sorry,
Speaker 2: and he said, here's my card if you need me.
Speaker 2: I said, no, no, no, no, no, no, we're not talking
Speaker 2: about that. I said, we got to talk, Thunderdog. You
Speaker 2: and I got to be together. I said, I'm not
Speaker 2: even a mile from you. You can't let me come
Speaker 2: here and not have any strawberries. And he goes, I
Speaker 2: got plums, I got some blueberries. You want them? I said, well,
Speaker 2: I'll take whatever you got. But I mean we got
Speaker 2: to communicate. You can't let the city folk come down
Speaker 2: there and do this to us. You can't let the
Speaker 2: people across the dirt road be treated like this is
Speaker 2: how'd you run out? And he really got down on himself.
Speaker 2: He really yeah, well, yeah, he couldn't help. But he
Speaker 2: he's a businessman. I mean, he has the best STRAWBERSI
Speaker 2: in the world, and he was moving them and I
Speaker 2: and I respect him for that. I said, but we
Speaker 2: got to you gotta remember that we we got what
Speaker 2: they don't have. If this turns into thunderdone. We got
Speaker 2: to protect the county. We can't have these city folks
Speaker 2: coming down here taking our supplies. Now, now we got strawberries.
Speaker 2: And he said, you know, I really thought about it
Speaker 2: that one. I said, well that's the way we got
Speaker 2: to start thinking.
Speaker 1: So you said it kind of like maybe a Burgess stash. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I said, you are you and I? He said, we're together?
Speaker 2: He said, he said, I got I got a thirty
Speaker 2: acre lake type deal. I said, okay, how's you fish?
Speaker 2: He showed me what he had. I said, that looks good.
Speaker 2: He said, let me see your pictures. I said, I'll
Speaker 2: share mine with you. I said, I've got some areas
Speaker 2: that I'm on resolve here quickly. If I think I'm
Speaker 2: i'm a little bit, I've got some exposure, huh. And
Speaker 2: I'm I'm gonna shut that down pretty hard and heavy
Speaker 2: here and and and I said, I'm about to start
Speaker 2: closing things off.
Speaker 3: I said, we got to be ready. And so then
Speaker 3: we did that.
Speaker 2: And then what I did is, you know, everybody talked
Speaker 2: about riding four wheelers. So I went out and I said,
Speaker 2: I said, okay, young Brodrick, you're on the four wheeler
Speaker 2: me and while was on the other. So we got
Speaker 2: out there and then he wentn't ready for this, I said,
Speaker 2: I said, okay, Cherry, go get on that four wheeler.
Speaker 2: Brodrick step off. All right, we're leaving. See if you
Speaker 2: find your way back to the barn. I know you
Speaker 2: didn't he found his way back. I mean because, I said,
Speaker 2: because I noticed one day that Sherry turned on the
Speaker 2: wrong trail, remember that story, Yes, and got the vehicle stuck.
Speaker 2: And she said, well, I thought that was one of
Speaker 2: our trailers. I said, how can this be our land
Speaker 2: and you not know it well enough? She goes, well,
Speaker 2: it look like a trail. I said, but if you
Speaker 2: know the land, you know it's not a trail.
Speaker 3: Right. You don't know the land well enough.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: Plus we're knocking down small nice and let me tell you,
Speaker 2: I got a big pushback on. I said, by the way,
Speaker 2: I'm dropping you in the motherland. She goes, you ain't
Speaker 2: dropping me out in the woods.
Speaker 3: That ain't happening.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm dropping. I got to find if you
Speaker 2: find your way back. You got to know where our
Speaker 2: land is. You don't know it well enough. There's life
Speaker 2: outside your little flower gardens. You need to know that
Speaker 2: we can't eat roses.
Speaker 3: How'd that go over? Not well?
Speaker 2: But but I think she's starting to get it. I
Speaker 2: should see in her eyes she was starting to say,
Speaker 2: So we did. We had some survival training yesterday.
Speaker 7: We did.
Speaker 3: We didn't care what sized fish we was catching. We
Speaker 3: none of that mattered.
Speaker 4: We trophy include learning how to cut hair.
Speaker 2: In that you know what we haven't. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: the next move. But really, honestly, we're living off the land.
Speaker 2: I want to look like John to Baptist.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm so mad at myself. I didn't buy
Speaker 4: a fell three klobes back when they were in you know.
Speaker 2: Real we're discussing Bubba's giving us a little look at
Speaker 2: his trip to the Atlantis there in the Bahamash.
Speaker 3: We've talked a little bit of niggat Iowa. We'll talk
Speaker 3: a little more of that coming up.
Speaker 2: Uh But Bubby, you said today that you know, one
Speaker 2: of the things when you go both of you, both
Speaker 2: of us went. You know, when we left our country.
Speaker 2: You know, it was kind of spring was making its
Speaker 2: way in, but we had not really gone out and
Speaker 2: experienced our really warm, you know, deep South weather. So
Speaker 2: you and I both were and I was doing the
Speaker 2: same thing. Ain't gonna make sure we didn't get baked. Uh,
Speaker 2: you over in the Bahamas and me in Central America.
Speaker 2: I was like, we could fry and fry easy well
Speaker 2: because you know we had an adapted to our son yet, right.
Speaker 2: And I try to kind of stay out of the sun.
Speaker 2: I mean, I realize that, you know, over the years,
Speaker 2: it's gonna catch up with me a little bit, shying
Speaker 2: a fair skin anyway.
Speaker 8: So but I hate suntanoil hate it. Hate it blocks
Speaker 8: all that stuff, and I hate putting it on. I
Speaker 8: hate that old, greasy feeling. So I've gone to the
Speaker 8: sprays last few years. Well, the sprays feel like they
Speaker 8: have been in a nice chest when they when you
Speaker 8: put them on. So it's very unpleasant. And Betty claims
Speaker 8: that I'm doing a dance when she's trying to spray
Speaker 8: it on me, which I know I am because I'm freezy.
Speaker 8: You do that, it's a it's an involuntary response.
Speaker 3: Won everybody spraying something on that. It's terrible.
Speaker 8: So but usually I will stay the sun enough that
Speaker 8: I don't need a whole lot of it, And there's
Speaker 8: certain places I don't normally you know, put suntanel on
Speaker 8: or UV protection and one of them is usually my belly.
Speaker 3: Oh my, because.
Speaker 4: Well one you'll stress the supply.
Speaker 8: Yes, I've got you know, I've got kind of a
Speaker 8: hairy chest, so usually the sun doesn't get down to
Speaker 8: the ground in the jungle.
Speaker 3: You know what, you got enough hair on your body
Speaker 3: to win an Indian blade?
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure.
Speaker 8: And the fact that I've got you know, a little
Speaker 8: dun lap here you know where my my guts done
Speaker 8: laughed over my belt now you know it's it's in
Speaker 8: a shaded area.
Speaker 3: Anyway. By the way, I'm glad gradually here because he's
Speaker 3: got another one too.
Speaker 8: Me too, so on uh, I guess it was the
Speaker 8: second day we were there. They have this thing. They
Speaker 8: have a lazy river, but they have what's called the
Speaker 8: rapid river. Now there is some confusion among some of
Speaker 8: the people on the island. They think they're getting in
Speaker 8: a lazy river, but they're not. Now the rapid river.
Speaker 8: Rick follow me here has rapids. I bet it does.
Speaker 8: At one point you're picked up on a conveyor belt
Speaker 8: to be carried up higher so you can go down
Speaker 8: heel through the rapid river back around. Now, some of
Speaker 8: the parts are kind of slow and just have a
Speaker 8: gentle giant wave that throws you up six foot in
Speaker 8: the air. But other parts are wide open and people
Speaker 8: are flipping off their tubes and you're in tunnels all
Speaker 8: this stuff.
Speaker 3: But you have a choice or if you get in
Speaker 3: that river, you're doing all of it.
Speaker 4: You're doing all of it.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 3: They do split.
Speaker 8: They split at one point and you have you can
Speaker 8: branch off to the mine Temple, which is the running
Speaker 8: joke of the week because we thought everything was the
Speaker 8: mind Temple.
Speaker 3: No bet he did.
Speaker 8: Sure, I would refer to the mind Temple in every conversation.
Speaker 8: So but you break off and you go and you
Speaker 8: actually can slide down these giant tubes that drop you,
Speaker 8: I don't know, several stories down and you know, back
Speaker 8: out in the water. So you do have a split
Speaker 8: along the rapid river to go down the giant fall.
Speaker 4: Or just regular rapids. Okay, So but.
Speaker 8: It's fun and it's hard to get a tube because
Speaker 8: the line, you know, starts backing up, so you got
Speaker 8: to go early and you know, and it's an interview
Speaker 8: and you hold on to it and they have singles
Speaker 8: and they have doubles, so on Tuesday. We got out
Speaker 8: there kind of early, so I wrote it several times
Speaker 8: in a row, and I guess for the day.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I wrote it four or five times, and it's pretty long.
Speaker 8: I mean it's twenty thirty minutes all the way around it.
Speaker 8: So it's a workout.
Speaker 4: When you get back, you're winded from hanging on that.
Speaker 4: To you, it's slung around, right, sure, please take workout? Well,
Speaker 4: no it is.
Speaker 8: I mean you're from it. I was tired every time
Speaker 8: I but I get back on it, you know, because
Speaker 8: I was a rough that's right, because rough stop the
Speaker 8: rapid river speed the rapid.
Speaker 3: It's not a lazy rivers going with the current.
Speaker 8: Because they was there were some grandmothers got on it
Speaker 8: and they don't have a battle. They were not happy, okay,
Speaker 8: they were not happy when the waves started.
Speaker 3: Hitting too far in it to turn around. Ye, no
Speaker 3: way out there now. You don't write, you ride rabbits in.
Speaker 8: But one of the problems, and I noticed this later
Speaker 8: in the day, when you don't put sunscreen everywhere like
Speaker 8: I do, just in selected areas that are the trouble spots.
Speaker 4: And you're laying back on an enterte yea.
Speaker 2: Expose your belly to the son the underbelly. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: you're shirtless.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, I got a sighting. There was somebody there
Speaker 9: that tweeted a picture of Bill. But yes they did.
Speaker 9: It's out of our twitter count.
Speaker 8: When I got there that I thought, you know, I'm
Speaker 8: not in the best shape right now. I probably don't
Speaker 8: need to be showing off. Uh, but I'm gonna tell
Speaker 8: you there, I was probably in the slimmer group. I mean,
Speaker 8: people have no no regard for the shadow you when
Speaker 8: you go once, I look like a star athlete compared
Speaker 8: to some that so I just went with it.
Speaker 2: You know, you're at a resort. People don't care the resortbody.
Speaker 2: Everybody gives up at a resort, and there's.
Speaker 4: Canadians all over the place, you know.
Speaker 8: So so, but I don't get a lot of sun
Speaker 8: under the porch down here, you know what I mean.
Speaker 8: And I will tell you I got burned pretty good.
Speaker 8: And then on the underside gets seen air. Well it's
Speaker 8: it's seen air. And just don't see a lot of
Speaker 8: direct sunlight, you know, because it's in the shop. Somebody said,
Speaker 8: the first time you laid back, you found you there's
Speaker 8: my passport. But uh, you know that it's been a
Speaker 8: long time since that. There you go burned, you know,
Speaker 8: and then I won't say that. And then you got
Speaker 8: it laying on top of your pants and your belt.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Oh, they trying to go out to eat and you
Speaker 2: got sunburn rubbing on top of your belt.
Speaker 4: Every time you reach to get something, you know, you flin.
Speaker 3: How's it doing today?
Speaker 4: It's still pretty red?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Better?
Speaker 4: Yeah, still pretty red.
Speaker 2: So you were you were laying back on the interview
Speaker 2: and got the underbelly the dune lap. Well, you don't,
Speaker 2: well you don't think about that.
Speaker 4: No, you don't. I never, Rick, I never thought, hey,
Speaker 4: I need a stick of that stuff.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: No, I guess it just rocked back and got exposed.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: Because you're normally out there in the shade. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: under the porch. I mean, you know, you don't get
Speaker 2: no lots small animals get unto their Yeah.
Speaker 8: But when you're laid back on the enterview for a
Speaker 8: thirty minute trip four or five times, all the hats off.
Speaker 4: Oh buddy, that's it, doesn't you know.
Speaker 8: By the way, I had the most eyes out, under
Speaker 8: bellies out.
Speaker 4: We got we got on that we got on the car,
Speaker 4: the the thing that would pick you up, what was it?
Speaker 2: The and and and it's going up at a pretty
Speaker 2: good angle.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: So if you're already laying back on my er, I
Speaker 4: mean you're you're you're way back. You found out it's
Speaker 4: in a tunnel. It's in the tunnel coming on.
Speaker 3: You found out what it felt like to be ups back.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what I felt like. But the kids, the
Speaker 4: kids were in front of me, so initially I start
Speaker 4: doing dead dog, and then I turned it into turn.
Speaker 4: Of course, I'm here Caitlyn screaming, Oh my gosh, that's good,
Speaker 4: and I go, Kitlyn, nobody knows I'm your dad. You
Speaker 4: could just laugh like everybody else. Yeah, you could have separated.
Speaker 4: O nobody knows. You don't have to be embarrassed.
Speaker 2: Sure, and everybody loves a g garrit subway guy absolutely
Speaker 2: stuck on his back turtle.
Speaker 3: They love his energy, they love his energy. That is awesome.
Speaker 4: I was laughing. It was so funny.
Speaker 3: I don't know why they didn't just join in.
Speaker 2: I know more ricking bubber, ricking bubba, ricking bubba. So
Speaker 2: we are hearing now that Tim Tebow will now try baseball.
Speaker 9: He is pursuing baseball. Later this month, he will hold
Speaker 9: a personal tryout for all thirty Major League baseball teams
Speaker 9: and show off his skills. Evidently he's been working hard
Speaker 9: at this. When he's not in front of that analyst desk,
Speaker 9: he's shagging flies, he's getting his arm in shape, he's
Speaker 9: hitting in the cage, he's hitting on the field. And
Speaker 9: he played his junior high school year and then stopped
Speaker 9: because he signed with Florida early to play football. And
Speaker 9: he is going to hold this personal try out that
Speaker 9: hopes lands him in this situation where he can pursue
Speaker 9: a career in Major league baseball.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 9: I know it sounds crazy. I know it sounds making
Speaker 9: it up.
Speaker 3: I'm going to show John Alway. Yeah, I just want
Speaker 3: to scream. Nobody's gonna run harder, throw faster. Now from
Speaker 3: this moment forward, it's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that his junior year, my goodness, though the odds,
Speaker 2: my goodness, rest hearted, is to get to the top.
Speaker 2: I mean he could maybe piddle around and in some
Speaker 2: of the lower mono leagues, you can't take another year
Speaker 2: on this. He's see network, I gotta do something, which
Speaker 2: I must tell you back to the if you had
Speaker 2: to work with Paul flying Ball, Argo Shag fly Balls,
Speaker 2: you would pick Flyball.
Speaker 3: But what I'm saying is this, he's about enough for
Speaker 3: Booger McFarlane.
Speaker 2: He's got a pretty good gig and and minor league
Speaker 2: life is not a good life. It's a hard life.
Speaker 2: That's a hard life. It say this doesn't work out,
Speaker 2: there's always basketball.
Speaker 3: I was a point guard.
Speaker 2: Thinking about lacrosse. Maybe, yeah, he might be a good
Speaker 2: lost good at table tennis. Of course he's gonna learn
Speaker 2: that stick. I can do it, rick because I'll work
Speaker 2: harder and faster, stronger, Yes than anybody ever. I can't
Speaker 2: anybody question me. I played all way through my junior
Speaker 2: year in high school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I dominated little league.
Speaker 2: You know it's funny, But I'm not gonna play baseball.
Speaker 2: Let's I can pitch what position?
Speaker 4: Let me what position? Does he better?
Speaker 3: First basement matter?
Speaker 4: He's a head, he's a big hitter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I got a sweet twing, So.
Speaker 2: I hope he didn't go to baseball, saying I only
Speaker 2: play if I get to play this position. And we
Speaker 2: keep trying to get back and trying to barons, keep
Speaker 2: trying to get him in there. We never didn't get
Speaker 2: him on their We tried so.
Speaker 3: Hard trying to avoid you talking about the Bubbs. Gonna
Speaker 3: bring up that one one I can't hate.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, guys, I can't imagine why I don't want
Speaker 9: to come on right.
Speaker 4: Look, team would love us, he would. I think he did.
Speaker 3: Straight Rick.
Speaker 4: I listen.
Speaker 8: I think Tim, like everybody else, probably needs somebody.
Speaker 4: It's not a yes man.
Speaker 3: Well they got them houses built on that TV show
Speaker 3: and now he's moving on. We had a series he played.
Speaker 2: He played thirty five games Neighborhoods from twenty ten to
Speaker 2: twenty twelve to help people out in the NFL.
Speaker 4: Butterhouses faster, quicker than any.
Speaker 3: How, you can run the bases.
Speaker 2: Faster, harder. Nobody's gona run bases like I do. When
Speaker 2: I slide, I'm going head first like Pete Rose. Here's
Speaker 2: an audio from Adam Schaffner. If you want to make Oh.
Speaker 4: So we're all in the boy right? Yes.
Speaker 2: The only reason why I didn't I didn't shake fly
Speaker 2: balls days. I'm at the Olympics trying to compete. I
Speaker 2: can outrun the blade runner taking swimming on too. I'm
Speaker 2: thinking I'm the next Phelps.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 2: They said the only person that could beat Phelps was
Speaker 2: Tim Tebow actually beat him in I was on the
Speaker 2: swim team at.
Speaker 3: The Why when I was little.
Speaker 4: I heard he does a heck of a butterfly stroke.
Speaker 3: I was the fastest swimmer in the Philippines.
Speaker 2: So bad, No Wonder won't come on, Greg, I think
Speaker 2: you're the reason he won't come on.
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 7: Yeah, he is.
Speaker 3: You are awful to the phones. We go, Larry, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Tim Tebow is one of God's special children, and mister
Speaker 9: Greg Burge is over a dog. And Greg, You're probably
Speaker 9: going to hell faster than anybody.
Speaker 2: I probably am because I made fun of Tim Tebow.
Speaker 2: You're exactly right.
Speaker 3: Dumb it, Greg.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but you know what, I'm sorry completely dumping.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 4: Can't say that.
Speaker 3: He can't say that.
Speaker 2: I don't think I say anything negative about him as
Speaker 2: a person.
Speaker 3: Do you know what?
Speaker 8: We have promoted Tim Tebow on the show, But it
Speaker 8: doesn't mean he's not above us having fun.
Speaker 3: Just like I can't do it. You go straight to hell?
Speaker 3: Didn't you hear the last gume worship Tim Tebow?
Speaker 4: I hate to tell him, that's that's what I want.
Speaker 4: I say it.
Speaker 3: I messed up the Great Redeemer Tim Tebow.
Speaker 2: I pauseive we were just talking the way Tim sounds
Speaker 2: about him going to play baseball. We didn't say anything like, hey,
Speaker 2: this is negative, Tim t but I wants to play baseball.
Speaker 4: That's why I said if he was in here, he'd
Speaker 4: love it too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tim Tebow beat the crap out of me.
Speaker 3: I mean stupid. Well, I wish we could use that
Speaker 3: word more.
Speaker 2: Obviously I didn't. Well, you know what, that guy's opinion
Speaker 2: didn't change on me at all. I can tell you that.
Speaker 2: But I said I didn't how you handle it. It's
Speaker 2: not I'm not proud of that. I'm not proud of
Speaker 2: that at all. That is not how that should have
Speaker 2: been handled. I pretty much condoned everything. Did I say
Speaker 2: that Tim was a bad person.
Speaker 4: Because it.
Speaker 3: Just kind of homes like this.
Speaker 8: He just does see rude Trant's it's the people around.
Speaker 8: It's the people around.
Speaker 4: That person that suffered.
Speaker 3: He doesn't sound like that. My good, How is it?
Speaker 3: Greg days man if Rick talks about Gary. If he
Speaker 3: didn't talk like Gary, would that be legit?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Greg Urch is going to hell. I'm sorry, guys. Pretty
Speaker 3: much we've Rick and bub.
Speaker 2: All right, before we get back, I did want to
Speaker 2: ask Greg, Greg, tell me about Tim Tebow. No, I'm
Speaker 2: pulling for him to good. You're right, well, Greg's one
Speaker 2: of god special. Well, I love Tim Tebow. It's not
Speaker 2: that he's just you know, it's newsworthy and try to
Speaker 2: play baseball, Rick and he when we talk about Tim,
Speaker 2: just like anybody else with a unique sound to him,
Speaker 2: we try to talk like him.
Speaker 3: Right. Well, I mean, Greg, it's obvious that you are.
Speaker 2: And I thank you for getting above the fray on
Speaker 2: that probably not letting that guy drag you into the
Speaker 2: good Yeah yeah, yeah, I did real well, right, how
Speaker 2: long have you been doing I failed in that one,
Speaker 2: right do you?
Speaker 3: How long have you been doing this for a living? This? Well, y'all,
Speaker 3: don't let me talk much earlier.
Speaker 2: I'll say I've been here eight years, right, you know
Speaker 2: people don't they they don't like it sometimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I notice that I never got failed.
Speaker 8: Can I ask you in the eight years from learning
Speaker 8: in the eight years you've been here, what what group
Speaker 8: has gotten on you the worst?
Speaker 4: That it bothered you the most?
Speaker 3: Because I know you me bothered like feel bad? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, oh yeah, which one you talking about. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: one can't tolerate them when they broke you heart?
Speaker 4: Which one got on and you you thought, oh, man
Speaker 4: handled that bad.
Speaker 3: I can't say it. I made this comment one time.
Speaker 3: Oh here we go.
Speaker 7: Just give me.
Speaker 8: You ask this general terms, because you apologize to a
Speaker 8: lot of people.
Speaker 3: I'll go to this.
Speaker 2: We'll say it the little people because it is a
Speaker 2: pretty little girl that comes to the show. She said
Speaker 2: that it offended her the other words, so that that
Speaker 2: broke me, because she's sweet as she can be.
Speaker 3: When did it break you?
Speaker 2: Well, I talked to you again the other day, but
Speaker 2: I think about it now, she's being broke.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about wrestling. That's the only ones that I'll
Speaker 3: I'm moving away from there. You realize that this is
Speaker 3: kind of the apology you did on the twenty year tour.
Speaker 2: But I do have a serious No, I'm serious, but
Speaker 2: I want I'm talking on everybody that you question using
Speaker 2: a word that you're still you.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: No, I had no intention of quitting before, right, but
Speaker 2: you now at least won't want to quit.
Speaker 3: I'll slip up right.
Speaker 2: I wasn't slipping enough because I just said, look as
Speaker 2: I disagree that word has been there forever.
Speaker 3: I don't know how it's suddenly offensive.
Speaker 4: But in all fair defended.
Speaker 2: So it bothered you that that one young lady was offended, absolutely,
Speaker 2: and so now you that was enough.
Speaker 3: Now you only used the m ward with wrestlers. Wrestlers
Speaker 3: because they use it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they promote themselves. I mean they bring posters by
Speaker 8: that say. And I made it wrestling. I mean, I
Speaker 8: have an example. The one thing that is really I
Speaker 8: felt really bad about because I really didn't mean it
Speaker 8: the way it sound loud.
Speaker 3: Here we go. I don't don't think I'm gonna tell it.
Speaker 2: You got because watching you be broken is an interesting
Speaker 2: thing to say. I was using it. I wasn't using
Speaker 2: it for the term that's offensive. But we had a say,
Speaker 2: can you just give us a general when I worked
Speaker 2: at the power company, like if something got messed up,
Speaker 2: you'll go, well, they don'e hairly the whole thing. Oh here,
Speaker 2: So I said that I didn't mean it about the
Speaker 2: you know, people with the physical but the lady took
Speaker 2: the lady took it that way, and I felt horrible.
Speaker 3: She really got me good about her? Was that was that?
Speaker 6: More?
Speaker 3: Was that more than the end? And I apologized her.
Speaker 3: I thought I wouldn't use that more.
Speaker 2: You did, but you were so used an example, But
Speaker 2: it was one of those phrases that people, Yeah, I didn't,
Speaker 2: you didn't know what.
Speaker 3: It really meant. I really didn't.
Speaker 2: I just remember, I mean I did, but I didn't
Speaker 2: in that particular situation, I wasn't apologizes.
Speaker 8: Unbelievable when a word sometimes I used for something else,
Speaker 8: it actually transfers to the other thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, I wasn't making fun of somebody.
Speaker 4: With that, it becomes a saying not directed at a person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that, but I understand what you so I
Speaker 2: told her that, you know, even though I didn't mean
Speaker 2: it that way, if you don't say it at all,
Speaker 2: then you don't have to worry about it. So, and
Speaker 2: I think I've have said it since a couple of
Speaker 2: times in the same situation. Gregg has an underbelly. People
Speaker 2: don't think, you know, he's like a big old turtle.
Speaker 2: It got flipped over. But but anyway, but those, yeah,
Speaker 2: those are examples. And I know we've talked about this
Speaker 2: for years and there's no win here. There's no win.
Speaker 2: But when when you talk about the thing that you
Speaker 2: just said, if it's not being used. It's if it's
Speaker 2: being used as a stubborn animal. It's really not a cuss.
Speaker 2: It really isn't not a cuss. That's not a cuss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I still say that is.
Speaker 2: That is what the animal is called, and it has
Speaker 2: it always has been called.
Speaker 3: Now you also I didn't use it that well.
Speaker 2: Just like on the dog shows, if you're say a
Speaker 2: word that refers to a female dog, you're not calling
Speaker 2: somebody else a female dog. You're calling a female dog
Speaker 2: a female dog word. It's really not a cuss. If
Speaker 2: you see an animal over there and you say that animal, but.
Speaker 4: It's it's unacceptable.
Speaker 2: And so Sidney, now if you if you're pointing at
Speaker 2: your dairy ear saying kiss this now, now, now we're
Speaker 2: in a different place like that, which I don't know
Speaker 2: how that ever ended up being called that?
Speaker 3: I don't either, how did that ever end up being
Speaker 3: called that animal?
Speaker 4: I mean, how come it didn't land the name horse?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: That's interesting, donkey or something? It's my horse, yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's my mule right away. Isn't that interesting that happened?
Speaker 4: It's my pig.
Speaker 2: But if you call someone that, you're really just calling
Speaker 2: them that animal.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: I mean it's not a nice I mean it's not,
Speaker 2: but it's not it's not acting like there are some
Speaker 2: people that act just like.
Speaker 3: That animal act.
Speaker 2: They really do that, even in their in their ways.
Speaker 2: But I understand you have to be wise, Greg.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can declare it's not a problem all day long,
Speaker 2: but if it's a problem for the people, that's.
Speaker 3: What I said.
Speaker 4: But see, and here here's the other point.
Speaker 8: Depending on you use a word, say people who are
Speaker 8: very difficult, you start calling them a snowman, and you
Speaker 8: use it over and over and over, and other people
Speaker 8: pick it up. Before long, the works snow.
Speaker 3: Man, and before you know, somebody's pointing in the rear
Speaker 3: and so kiss it works better than anything speaks.
Speaker 2: It even sounds like it looks Rump's not that rump's
Speaker 2: not that offensive, and it really seems to that one.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes sometimes the better word versus the slang
Speaker 2: word doesn't give you what you need out of it.
Speaker 2: But if you really get angry and test somebody to
Speaker 2: kiss your rump, it really can. It can almost do it.
Speaker 2: Or you can say you ain't got that like a rump,
Speaker 2: Ye acted like a rump about you know your rumpage. Right,
Speaker 2: let me hip it up.
Speaker 3: You can. I'm going with that.
Speaker 4: Now, what would t Bow say?
Speaker 3: You remember, here's what just happened.
Speaker 2: You remember when you talk about how you like, you
Speaker 2: think you've got things that control you, stump your toe
Speaker 2: and you find out you don't. Right, that's the same
Speaker 2: thing about that guy. He touched a nerve?
Speaker 3: Hey boy, he did?
Speaker 2: All right, So let me let me be clear, because
Speaker 2: I think I know the answer to this. You were
Speaker 2: going to try not to.
Speaker 3: Use the N wordy more because a little young lady
Speaker 3: broke your heart. Yes, but he was there two weeks ago,
Speaker 3: but it was. But you're the second business.
Speaker 2: But you still use it for midgets because wrestlers call
Speaker 2: themselves that. That's how they promote. Then I got it, Rick,
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of it or not? I actually understand, Grace.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard of a little people brawl? They
Speaker 2: promoted as the midget braw. It's on the sign. It's
Speaker 2: on the sign.
Speaker 4: Never hear little person.
Speaker 3: You're no longer going to say with something. Let's watch
Speaker 3: the guys.
Speaker 2: As bizarre as it is, they're gonna eventually make them change.
Speaker 2: And you're not going to use the term for something
Speaker 2: being messed up anymore because you realize that is a
Speaker 2: condition and the one broke your heart about that, so
Speaker 2: so you you will no longer use that anymore.
Speaker 3: I hope not. All right, So now let me get me.
Speaker 2: I've never had I've never really picked that one, and
Speaker 2: I think we used to use that all the time.
Speaker 2: And I think I know the answer to this based
Speaker 2: on what just happened.
Speaker 3: Has this guy changed? You're making fun of Tim tebe No,
Speaker 3: because I'm not making funny. Not to me.
Speaker 2: He acts like I was like making fun of him, like,
Speaker 2: oh he's Beig Christian.
Speaker 3: He thinks he's above and you know I'm not doing that.
Speaker 4: We've actually ever done that.
Speaker 2: We've actually commended that over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: It would be like saying, because it's funny to hear
Speaker 2: Greg talk like that, it's just you're just a celebrity
Speaker 2: and you're trying to do an impression.
Speaker 3: I'm not a very good one, but it's a celebrity.
Speaker 4: But that's why it's funny.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's because it's not a more funny to hear
Speaker 8: you give the speech for the bad impersonation.
Speaker 2: If I was in that voice saying stuff like he
Speaker 2: was a hypocrite and saying dirty things like I'm Tim Man,
Speaker 2: I think you know something like that, and Tim people.
Speaker 3: That would be disrespectful.
Speaker 2: Now almost give what you're doing is when he got
Speaker 2: on there and he made that speech, and he got
Speaker 2: when he gets fired up, he makes his speeches that,
Speaker 2: by god, it's high pit.
Speaker 3: They ain't never gonna happen again. And I'll just.
Speaker 2: Say it, if you're going to make that speech, I
Speaker 2: would like you to have it. He can't help his voice.
Speaker 2: That's his voice, but it would be more effective if
Speaker 2: you had a different voice.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to step further because let's say.
Speaker 8: Let's say if he spoke and it seemed it sounded
Speaker 8: like James Earl Jones.
Speaker 3: But do y'all remember the guy that you grew up with.
Speaker 2: It was really nice and then all of sudden you'd
Speaker 2: get him mad, and he was really mad and he
Speaker 2: was legitimate, but it just didn't sound right him being
Speaker 2: made she's such a good person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is, just it's that sound. I remember getting
Speaker 3: tickled down. I'm picturing that got in my head and laughing.
Speaker 3: You can't take him serious, right because he's getting on there. Well,
Speaker 3: it's just a really nice, good person. I'll go ahead
Speaker 3: and say.
Speaker 4: This, mister Rogers lighting into you.
Speaker 2: There you go right, I'll say this, and in great
Speaker 2: respect for the stands he's made and been on record
Speaker 2: that and love the work he does for the kingdom,
Speaker 2: but I will go as far as to say I
Speaker 2: wish he had a different voice in general.
Speaker 3: I mean I'm talking about wow, even.
Speaker 2: He'm talking about when he's speaking, I wish he had
Speaker 2: a better speaking voice.
Speaker 3: Okay, And that don't mean that he's a bad person.
Speaker 3: I did, Hey, how about this.
Speaker 2: For all the other things he has, you know, physically
Speaker 2: and ability and all, I've traded a voice for it,
Speaker 2: not that I have a voice. And now I've heard
Speaker 2: guys who have great speaking voices and what they're saying
Speaker 2: was was you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: So I think I'd rather error Tim's way.
Speaker 2: But I mean, if I'm at a conference and he
Speaker 2: gets up there, I wish he sounded It's not commanding.
Speaker 3: If we want to talk about voices.
Speaker 2: The guy that was calling me out had an annoying boy.
Speaker 3: He did apologize, g Greg, you apologize and everything. No,
Speaker 3: I didn't apologize him.
Speaker 4: You did not to that guy, know.
Speaker 6: Ricking Bubba Ricking Bubba.
Speaker 3: I wanted to mention this did have a a great time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I just finished up about a six week speaking tour,
Speaker 2: went to six different places and events and had a
Speaker 2: great time with it. It was wonderful, saw a lot
Speaker 2: of great people, got to here's some other great speakers
Speaker 2: and teachers. And I finished up the main event with
Speaker 2: LifeWay Christian Resources their Men's event in Greenville, South Carolina
Speaker 2: on Saturday.
Speaker 3: So you know, we planned it out. So I just
Speaker 3: finished it up and had a great time with it.
Speaker 2: I was there and you never know who you're gonna
Speaker 2: be speaking with and who's gonna be there, and I
Speaker 2: kind of had an idea because the lineup stayed pretty
Speaker 2: much the same, but it would change a little bit.
Speaker 2: So I noticed that this time that speaking after me
Speaker 2: on Saturday morning in Greenville was Brody Kroll. You know
Speaker 2: Brody Kroll, John Crall's son, Big Oat Ranch. We've had
Speaker 2: them on the show, played at Alabama, played with the
Speaker 2: Chiefs in the NFL.
Speaker 4: We've known Brody a long time.
Speaker 2: So he was speaking after me, and so you know,
Speaker 2: I really wasn't thinking and I kind of owed Brody
Speaker 2: an apology today. So different situations have different arrangements on travel,
Speaker 2: you know. Like when I was in Nashville, Sherry and
Speaker 2: I decided we would also turn that into kind of
Speaker 2: a date weekend and I would go over and do
Speaker 2: what I was supposed to do, but the rest of it,
Speaker 2: we'd spend together and had a great time. So we
Speaker 2: drove to Nashville and we didn't have any time constraints
Speaker 2: or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Well, this was getting close to football season, so I
Speaker 3: knew that my son.
Speaker 2: Who's playing football, would have an under the light scrimmage
Speaker 2: on Friday night. So I wasn't gonna go up on Friday,
Speaker 2: and I was just gonna get up just like a
Speaker 2: regular workday, you know, and fly into Greenville, do the session,
Speaker 2: do the book signing, meet the people, hang out, didn't
Speaker 2: fly back, so that's only about an hour flight, and
Speaker 2: so you see where this is I do.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: So I arrived and it was probably the easiest travel
Speaker 2: situation ever for a speaking engagement. The plane when they
Speaker 2: were telling me you'll be close to the convention center,
Speaker 2: I didn't know that the plane would almost land on
Speaker 2: the camp.
Speaker 4: The wheels would hit the gutters on the way by.
Speaker 2: When I was waiting on the van to come pick
Speaker 2: me up. I started looking through the trees and I
Speaker 2: saw a lot of men moving toward a building.
Speaker 3: I said, is that the place? And they said you
Speaker 3: could walk through those trees and be there.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: And I was like, okay, well I probably need a ride.
Speaker 2: So anyway, but the van came and got me, and
Speaker 2: so I went out there and I walked back and
Speaker 2: I you know, they're doing the you know, the green
Speaker 2: room meeting where they talked about here's how we do this.
Speaker 2: And of course comedian Bradstein's there and he's hilarious.
Speaker 3: He's so funny.
Speaker 2: So anyway, we're getting ready to go and I see
Speaker 2: Brody Kroule. I said, hey, man, good to see you.
Speaker 2: He said, I'll tell you one thing. I don't know
Speaker 2: how anybody lives in Atlanta, he said. He said, man,
Speaker 2: yesterday I was stuck in Atlanta for three hours trying
Speaker 2: to get here. He goes, you go through that and
Speaker 2: I said, uh no, that's I'm good. And he said,
Speaker 2: he said, well you mean you're good. Now here's what
Speaker 2: you can't miss. Brody Kroyle lives not far from where
Speaker 2: we all live.
Speaker 3: Okay, And in that plane.
Speaker 4: Tell you what is closer here?
Speaker 6: It is Atlanta right.
Speaker 2: In that plane is just the pilot and me, okay,
Speaker 2: room despair with my feet up like I like it,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean sleeping one hour. You know I
Speaker 2: got one hour. I hope I can make it. So
Speaker 2: so anyway, I'm even drinking water. I'm not concerned about
Speaker 2: having to go to the bathroom. So sure, okay, So
Speaker 2: so anyway, Uh, he goes, really, what way did you go?
Speaker 2: And I said up and over. I said, well, I
Speaker 2: just I just got here a minute ago. And he
Speaker 2: said a minute ago? What times you you drove? No,
Speaker 2: I just I flew in, just landing.
Speaker 3: Got over there. You can see the plane the.
Speaker 2: Window and uh and uh He's like, oh okay, Wow.
Speaker 2: Then there's that uncomfortable moment, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I guess you'll come to.
Speaker 3: Think of it. If I thought about it, you probably
Speaker 3: could have flown in with him. I had plenty of room.
Speaker 4: And he said, only had dudes.
Speaker 3: I asked, and he just looked. He said yeah, I
Speaker 3: sure could have.
Speaker 2: And I said, man, you know what, And so then
Speaker 2: he knows he's got me, which I give him huge props. Now,
Speaker 2: keep in mind how much of a servant's heart. The
Speaker 2: crows have in Big Old Ranch. If y'all don't know
Speaker 2: about Big Old Ranch, just researching. They have their own children,
Speaker 2: but they're also parents to children who have been left
Speaker 2: by parents, many many, many orphans. They put how many
Speaker 2: kids through college? They provide them a chance, So they're
Speaker 2: the father figure for lots of kids.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 11: He goes, well, I probably would have made it back
Speaker 11: for that football game too, if you to flow them in,
Speaker 11: because I got I got four of my boys that
Speaker 11: are on football and I got a game today and
Speaker 11: I told them probably won't able to get back for
Speaker 11: it because of the drive.
Speaker 4: Well I got I can solve that for you and
Speaker 4: I fly back. Will you get somebody to get the car?
Speaker 2: Well, I started on all that, he goes, He goes much.
Speaker 2: I said, well, man, won't you just go back? He says, nah,
Speaker 2: I'm good. I guess I'll just work my way back
Speaker 2: best of can. He said, I feel kind of bad
Speaker 2: for those kids, And I was like, and.
Speaker 4: I'm like, well, not too bad. He could ride with you.
Speaker 3: And now I'm down.
Speaker 2: Then people are coming over and they're like, I didn't
Speaker 2: how come you just have Brody flying with you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I know that's right. That would have been a
Speaker 3: good idea. You're one that Yeah, no, got that loud
Speaker 3: and clear right now. But then what do I do me?
Speaker 2: Of course, being you know, from a little bit of
Speaker 2: a you know, we're such hardened people, I didn't flip
Speaker 2: it and began to talk to him about how soon
Speaker 2: I was going to be home. Yeah, yeah, yes, because
Speaker 2: I thought, well, we're going to play the game. I
Speaker 2: was just gonna go the other way, so hear me
Speaker 2: go the game for you. So so anyway, so I
Speaker 2: literally went spoke at a men's conference. It was home
Speaker 2: before some of my for one of my teenagers woke up. Okay,
Speaker 2: so so, and they did a book, signed it, the
Speaker 2: whole thing. So when I landed, I picked up the
Speaker 2: phone and Rick.
Speaker 4: I used to do. I did the same thing, and
Speaker 4: I caught this. Guys, you got to ask him where
Speaker 4: they're at.
Speaker 2: And as soon as he picked the phone up, he said,
Speaker 2: I knew you were going to do this.
Speaker 3: I said, Hey, how's you ride? He says, where are you?
Speaker 2: I said, where am I I said, I'm I'm about
Speaker 2: to pulling the driveway at the house.
Speaker 3: He said, I ain't into Atlanta and he said, I
Speaker 3: ain't even setting that traffic again. And I said, well
Speaker 3: next time. Look, I know you want to drive you truck.
Speaker 3: Let's leave you truck and go with me. It susan
Speaker 3: as she said, I need to go.
Speaker 6: To Ricking Bubba, Ricking Bubba.
Speaker 3: I understand you. Adler's breakfrow, No, I didn't need it.
Speaker 4: I took one bite of.
Speaker 3: It of his breakfast. What happened, Well, I get.
Speaker 8: My breakfast burrito without peppers and onions and he and
Speaker 8: he does so one bite.
Speaker 4: I knew I had the wrong one right quick, right,
Speaker 4: because I just peppers and onions. I can't do them
Speaker 4: this early. So now where do we have it? Where
Speaker 4: do we leave that? Or he can have mine?
Speaker 8: Or if he's just dead, said on that one, he
Speaker 8: can cut off the one bot I've had and he
Speaker 8: can have that either one.
Speaker 3: Chubb did Chubb grab a look quick to the burritos.
Speaker 4: Chubb didn't read the label.
Speaker 3: Chubb was hungry. He went to the crackers.
Speaker 2: Now he didn't having a pack of crackers and two
Speaker 2: pieces of poundcake before he got it.
Speaker 8: Adler said, you know he was just gonna let me
Speaker 8: have the other one. Yeah, No, I need to punish myself.
Speaker 3: He's teaching Bubba.
Speaker 4: Look you there's we can teach ourselves.
Speaker 2: Looking, you've only, like Greg said, you only had to
Speaker 2: pieces of poundca you probably starve it.
Speaker 4: No, I just had one, and I'll be honest with
Speaker 4: that's been in there while it's getting.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: Look, half of this is two pack of crackers.
Speaker 3: Which one you're gonna go with? Well?
Speaker 5: I really wanted that chicken burrito?
Speaker 3: But is cut off for you jumping?
Speaker 4: Look, only took one bite.
Speaker 2: It's just one bite as a big bite.
Speaker 3: What if you just cut that off? Well, I mean
Speaker 3: just cut.
Speaker 10: It's nothing personal, but just like seeing and thinking about
Speaker 10: somebody holding a burrito and bringing it up to their
Speaker 10: mouth and.
Speaker 3: Then something about it being burrito makes it work? And
Speaker 3: why don't you stop showing us how they their.
Speaker 5: Mouth on it and then put it back down and
Speaker 5: their hands.
Speaker 2: Were there's no forks involved, It was hands.
Speaker 4: That's true. That's true.
Speaker 3: I didn't think about that all over. Where Now are you?
Speaker 3: Do you keep it in the round? Cake on it?
Speaker 3: Do you keep it in the wrapper and then just
Speaker 3: feel it? So you were holding it naked? Well, no,
Speaker 3: you don't want to ride dirty.
Speaker 8: So addler, you could have both of them in there,
Speaker 8: and you do what you want to. If you want
Speaker 8: to throw one in the garbage and eat the other,
Speaker 8: that's fine too.
Speaker 10: Just well, I think that since I think you should
Speaker 10: just take the sausage, you can take the sausage one.
Speaker 4: It's face, I don't want you to go that breakfast
Speaker 4: you need to. I'm fine this way. He's hurting himself,
Speaker 4: and I gotta punish myself for not looking at the
Speaker 4: label to do that. I got excited and grabbed it.
Speaker 8: See, I thought, I thought, everybody see you know what
Speaker 8: to see. I even in my mind I thought, I
Speaker 8: don't need to look at the label because I thought
Speaker 8: everybody here.
Speaker 4: Went no peppers, no one, because I know you do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I get one, I don't.
Speaker 4: I didn't know Adler was still doing peppers and onions.
Speaker 5: What hurts Edge?
Speaker 10: What what hurts I think is that it's in there,
Speaker 10: sitting on a plate with a big old pile of
Speaker 10: ketchup right next to it. I think the ketchup's touching
Speaker 10: it a little bit too, And so I'm like, I
Speaker 10: can't eat it.
Speaker 4: I'll throw it away for you. I'll get it out
Speaker 4: of side.
Speaker 10: We don't teach you boba today, Bubba, Can I please
Speaker 10: get a slow motion shot at you dropping that into
Speaker 10: the trash can?
Speaker 5: It'll be great if you're in there quick enough.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, because I gotta punish myself and I can't wait.
Speaker 5: That's all right, I'll just have sunflower seeds and water.
Speaker 4: I don't want to punish myself and put it off too.
Speaker 3: Go get your piece of that pound cake. Spin there
Speaker 3: for a week and a half.
Speaker 4: There's a protein baring there. Have it that think. I
Speaker 4: think the one without peppers and onions will suffice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're Charlie Brown. You get that other one. It'll
Speaker 3: be fine.
Speaker 7: Right, I'm not.
Speaker 3: We'll teaching given what he wants. He wants to punish himself, right.
Speaker 3: This is about this, about this about reading labels. Now,
Speaker 3: can you force yourself to eat the rest of the
Speaker 3: old the one you didn't want? Know what his? Because
Speaker 3: you don't like it? Right? You don't like peppers and
Speaker 3: so you can't force yourself to eat.
Speaker 4: That's why you know, order without it.
Speaker 2: Let's watch add eat your burrito right in front of it,
Speaker 2: because that'll be a big punished, that would.
Speaker 5: Be I've never had the sausage before. Bub I'm pretty excited.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know if I have either. I
Speaker 4: got talked into that this morning.
Speaker 3: You really won't it.
Speaker 10: By the way, I don't know if you guys knew this,
Speaker 10: but I I eat these.
Speaker 5: I eat Burrito's corn on the cob style.
Speaker 4: Really, I don't think you could good.
Speaker 3: I rather, to be honest, I'd rather see you all right, I'm.
Speaker 4: Going put put it, put it on the stick corn.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm going for it. But I hope it's good.
Speaker 10: Should I like do something, Bubba like, just to like
Speaker 10: help out of the situation.
Speaker 3: I don't know that. I know you don't want to
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 5: Gives the corn of the cop style.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, thanks, Bubba, If you're welcome.
Speaker 3: Buddy, Bobby didn't really think you'd eat it. Back of
Speaker 3: his mind, he thought he would end up with it
Speaker 3: aventually right, you can have it. I don't want it, Bubby,
Speaker 3: You eat it, okay? See calculated him my mind, adler
Speaker 3: kind of guy.
Speaker 2: Probably let me have it anyway, always needing it.
Speaker 4: I think he did corn on the cob so I
Speaker 4: wouldn't start.
Speaker 2: Tommy Lee, drummer for Motley Crue. Undoubtedly Tommy is engaged
Speaker 2: again to Brittany Furling. But is this son Brandon? Is
Speaker 2: this the son he had with Pam Andrews. I think
Speaker 2: that's the only kids. That's only two boys with her,
Speaker 2: he claim. Okay, all right, so undoubtedly there's a nine
Speaker 2: to one one we're gonna be listening to that Tommy
Speaker 2: Lee's son knocked him out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the call is coming from Brittany the fiance.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: It says she's scared because of the incident, and that
Speaker 1: Tommy Lee is knocked out cold by his son, by
Speaker 1: his son and his son, Brandon. She says, step son
Speaker 1: the future step son has guns in the room, and
Speaker 1: she's concerned. But halfway through the nine one one call,
Speaker 1: Tommy wakes up and tries to call off the police.
Speaker 3: All right, so he realized you have to listen in
Speaker 3: on that.
Speaker 4: I was thinking, we don't need them here poking around.
Speaker 3: Oh we do not.
Speaker 1: But as the call starts, now keep in mind, Tommy
Speaker 1: Lee is knocked out.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 12: My step son and my fiance got into a fight
Speaker 12: and pushed his father and then he tried He asked
Speaker 12: his son to leave, and he wouldn't leave any pun
Speaker 12: have any weapons.
Speaker 13: Uh, the step my step son.
Speaker 12: Has guns in his room, and that's why I'm freaked out.
Speaker 13: I just walked the door right now. Are you with
Speaker 13: your with your husband?
Speaker 12: Yes? What do I do?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 13: Is he sitting or lying down right now?
Speaker 12: He's lying down on his back.
Speaker 13: Okay, let's leave him still right now. Don't move him.
Speaker 12: And I'm afraid.
Speaker 13: I don't know, man, man, listen. Is he bleeding right now?
Speaker 12: In his mouth? He's bleeding?
Speaker 13: Okay, where's your stepson?
Speaker 12: I don't know. I just locked the door of our bedroom.
Speaker 12: I just got scared. Oh my god, oh my god.
Speaker 12: He's just not he feels like unconscious, like he's out. Yeah,
Speaker 12: he's bleeding in his mouth. I cannot believe his son
Speaker 12: has punched him in the face.
Speaker 13: Do you know what they're arguing about?
Speaker 12: His mom? Because I'm mad and posted some like ugly
Speaker 12: photos of her and then's mad and then came in here,
Speaker 12: say is your toothless to have him on the phone
Speaker 12: with the paramedic?
Speaker 2: No, no, you don't want me to cancel them?
Speaker 12: Can you just cancel it? He doesn't want you here.
Speaker 12: He woke up and now he's okay, but.
Speaker 13: He's still knocked out though, with a facing that's.
Speaker 12: Okay, he doesn't want it.
Speaker 13: Okay, well we'll let them know, but they'll be right there.
Speaker 4: Okay, this is exactly we don't want. We don't want
Speaker 4: anybody poke poking around here.
Speaker 3: So, uh, who woke up? Hang?
Speaker 4: Hang up?
Speaker 3: Hang up? How about how about it's like, hey, look,
Speaker 3: I don't want I don't want it.
Speaker 14: Here, honey, that on the bait every time.
Speaker 3: That's a while.
Speaker 7: So I didn't and.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be hard to find either screen to at
Speaker 3: some point.
Speaker 4: Combinations.
Speaker 8: Let me Rick, let me ask you this because I
Speaker 8: remember the promos when he was going to be in
Speaker 8: the Nebraska band, but I never saw the show.
Speaker 4: What which drum did he play?
Speaker 3: Quiet he went to? It was Tommy Lee goes to college? Right?
Speaker 2: Did he ever go to class? Don't you have to
Speaker 2: go to class? I think so, yeah, you don't have
Speaker 2: to go to class. It was just for just for
Speaker 2: like one game, and he played in halftime though that
Speaker 2: was it one game.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 2: You think Tommy Lee is gonna stay in college. Now,
Speaker 2: let's think about it when you look at your life. Okay,
Speaker 2: you've got these two sons, and it sounds like the
Speaker 2: sun was mad that he posted ugly pictures of the mama,
Speaker 2: his former wife. Now the son has released them unless
Speaker 2: he's just trying to.
Speaker 3: The son said he's devastated by the events. He said
Speaker 3: it was as a result of his father's alcoholism.
Speaker 2: He said, I've worked tyrists tireless for an intervention this
Speaker 2: and it's the criticalus upsetting it didn't happen. Basically, he said,
Speaker 2: I was trying to have an intervention and then we
Speaker 2: got a fight, and you know, and then he went,
Speaker 2: now it's Tommy got on social media started dogging him.
Speaker 2: So he said, basically, I'm coming back saying, hey, look
Speaker 2: at you're drunk, and I was trying to intervene because
Speaker 2: I want you to be sober, happy and healthy. Now
Speaker 2: tom Li said that's not true.
Speaker 3: He said that.
Speaker 2: He answered back, he said, I do have a few
Speaker 2: drinks here and there because I'm blank retired and enjoyed
Speaker 2: my life. I worked thirty plus blank years and I
Speaker 2: deserve it. You didn't arrange intervention. You barely spoke to
Speaker 2: me while you were here. So he says it wasn't intervention.
Speaker 2: The kid says it was and that's what the fight
Speaker 2: was about. And then and then this new who sounds
Speaker 2: like a piece of work.
Speaker 8: Who wonders that mess? At this point, I mean early on,
Speaker 8: you might go, well, I.
Speaker 4: Had no somebody set up a gofund me account.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: By the way, guys just need one to get out
Speaker 4: of there.
Speaker 3: But this is nothing. There were people willing to date OJ.
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean.
Speaker 2: OJ marriage offers in jail. OJ never had a problem
Speaker 2: getting a date. What about this is not outlandish?
Speaker 4: What about the other guy that convicted the killing his
Speaker 4: wife and you know what was his name? Out in California.
Speaker 8: He's had a bunch of wedding uh marriage proposal? You
Speaker 8: talking about Ted, but no, no the other Uh? Well, listen, listen, listen.
Speaker 2: Look I want I don't know how you do it,
Speaker 2: and it's gonna be very complicated. I'm taking off Rick
Speaker 2: and Bubba do old men doing the show. I'm taking
Speaker 2: it off I you. I don't want anyone else to
Speaker 2: hear it, because you're not gonna get it anymore. You
Speaker 2: go thinking, why what this been on? Here's just why
Speaker 2: are they talking about this?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: I was gonna ask you if you heard about out
Speaker 8: the big cheerleading competition in Dallas this past weekend.
Speaker 3: You know we're about that. You know what.
Speaker 2: I saw the story today in my prep but I'm
Speaker 2: not familiar with it.
Speaker 8: Twenty three hundred athletes were there, twenty six hundred coaches
Speaker 8: from thirty nine states and nine countries. So it was
Speaker 8: a big, cheerleading competition, I mean really big.
Speaker 3: That's your big one.
Speaker 4: Well, that's good.
Speaker 8: The bad news is they may have all been exposed
Speaker 8: to months what the entire bunch, So they'll take their
Speaker 8: months virus back to thirty nine states, nine countries on
Speaker 8: twenty three hundred athletes and twenty six hundred coaches.
Speaker 3: Did they get exposed to the monk rick?
Speaker 8: You know, they're not sure, but they all received a
Speaker 8: letter saying that they may have been exposed while they
Speaker 8: were at the competition, but they didn't give a lot
Speaker 8: of details of how or why that came about. So
Speaker 8: you go to Dallas, you have a great weekend, you
Speaker 8: have your competition. You know, you work for this your
Speaker 8: whole life. You get back home. Somebody were winners, some
Speaker 8: people were losers, and you get a letter in the mail.
Speaker 4: That says, hey, by the way, you may have been
Speaker 4: exposed to month.
Speaker 2: Do you do you think do you think exposing all
Speaker 2: onto the momps is the only thing that could have
Speaker 2: could have just taken the air out of the pep
Speaker 2: just a little bit.
Speaker 4: Because you know, half fyed bunch right up to the momp.
Speaker 3: Show, right up to the momp showed this.
Speaker 2: You remem when we were kids being afraid of Remember
Speaker 2: remember the legend of the momps when you were little.
Speaker 3: I remember we were little. You'd hear about momps.
Speaker 2: I just don't. This is this is the sound of mumps.
Speaker 2: What about they talk talking about Hi dropping on you. You've
Speaker 2: heard that tragic tale about the momps dropping.
Speaker 3: What do you mean? Let's keep on going. We wan't
Speaker 3: to just hit you right here. Yeah, I think I
Speaker 3: got the momp.
Speaker 4: You know how you get real swelling here drop what?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You've heard that? No I haven't. Greg, Thanks a
Speaker 3: lot for.
Speaker 8: Syrup bucket now Rick. According to the c d C,
Speaker 8: MONPS was almost eradicated in our country, very few cases
Speaker 8: per year considering the population, but in twenty ten it
Speaker 8: made a turn and started climbing back up again. Most
Speaker 8: of us are have been vaccinated against the months when
Speaker 8: we were a little kid. It says most people got
Speaker 8: a second MMR dose before the age of six, but
Speaker 8: as time goes on, your resistance to the virus wanes
Speaker 8: and now with and they don't say this, but I
Speaker 8: can tell you that it's because of a lot of
Speaker 8: people coming into the well.
Speaker 3: That's where I was going, That's where I was headed.
Speaker 8: As a matter of fact, there was some that there
Speaker 8: was a story out earlier this year we were looking
Speaker 8: at that had where some of these diseases that we
Speaker 8: all had been vaccinated for. As kid, you had to
Speaker 8: have before you went to school. You know, you remember
Speaker 8: all that, and where the outbreaks were. And it was
Speaker 8: very close to these holding facilities where people that had
Speaker 8: come into the country and was going to be deported
Speaker 8: were being held. And guys, that's that's just another reason
Speaker 8: that you have to have control of is coming in
Speaker 8: and out of your country. Vaccinations work if everybody is vaccinated,
Speaker 8: but it only takes a few getting in unvaccinated that
Speaker 8: can put the whole population at risk.
Speaker 2: Again, do you think the way they told the cheerleaders
Speaker 2: was to start out with this, guys, we've got something
Speaker 2: we need you all to know. Give me an ill,
Speaker 2: give me what do you got?
Speaker 3: What do you got? Exactly? Oh my god, so good.
Speaker 2: Look After so when you said what have you got moms?
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly that every one. I mean, somebody I've got moms.
Speaker 2: What happens I've got moms?
Speaker 3: What happens?
Speaker 2: What's what's what happens to you? You got moms now? I
Speaker 2: mean if you get it? Now, what's a big deal?
Speaker 2: We got we got most you, we.
Speaker 4: Got more, got more, gone south.
Speaker 1: So the signs and symptoms that develop usually up hear
Speaker 1: about two to three weeks after exposure. You're gonna have swollen,
Speaker 1: painful salivery glands. As we just talked, trouble, slavery again.
Speaker 4: Y'all livery, y'all laugh at not let go.
Speaker 3: By livery salvery. Would you do me a favorite? Look
Speaker 3: at me, come here. I'm not gonna come here. I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna I'm not gonna slap me. I'm not gonna
Speaker 3: slap Petrick. Picture this picture of this public service.
Speaker 2: Now, do you believe that you have challenges that will
Speaker 2: keep you from being in radio? Oh contrary, my friend,
Speaker 2: let me point you to the Rick and Bubba show.
Speaker 2: We're from top to bottom, from top to bottom. It's
Speaker 2: an entire show. It's been on been on there for
Speaker 2: twenty four years, run by people who have challenges.
Speaker 3: My kids.
Speaker 2: Do you think being unable to speak or use our
Speaker 2: pro grammar would keep you from having a nastal syndicated
Speaker 2: radio show?
Speaker 3: Think again? Two words, Rick and Bubba.
Speaker 4: That means more than just two.
Speaker 3: Yes, it does.
Speaker 2: Bubba's wondering why we didn't jump on because we thought
Speaker 2: he was right?
Speaker 3: A big deal?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Two bits? Four bits?
Speaker 4: What was funny dollar?
Speaker 3: Everybody would stand up and holler, so are you appetite?
Speaker 3: Can we know? That's not what I'm asking you? Am?
Speaker 3: I am? I can? I what is it? Just as simple?
Speaker 2: Oh? I got moms treated, I'm done? What happens to me?
Speaker 2: Modern day momps?
Speaker 3: I don't know? Good?
Speaker 8: Rick, Well, we hadn't had it so long, Rick, I
Speaker 8: really don't know what it does, but it sounds.
Speaker 3: But what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: If I go today, am my throat sore and somebody says, strap,
Speaker 2: I go good, I get a shot and I'm okay,
Speaker 2: what's worse?
Speaker 3: I gotta go momps? I would tell I mean people
Speaker 3: from momps.
Speaker 9: That's true, that's what he's asking you go down.
Speaker 3: I don't know. We got the mom.
Speaker 4: That's a pretty big I don't know.
Speaker 2: Death from flu salvery salivary.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, Okay, listen to speak. Why won't he
Speaker 3: hit me?
Speaker 2: I will There is a day where I would have
Speaker 2: you want to get Tommy leeson hew face.
Speaker 4: Listen to this in an adult.
Speaker 8: In an adult, the infection is incurable and can lead
Speaker 8: to devastating health concerns. Sufferers have lost hearing, become infertile,
Speaker 8: and had swollen brains from it.
Speaker 3: What I was telling you about what you want to say?
Speaker 4: You said, sir, typical Typical Typical symptoms include puffy cheeks,
Speaker 4: swollen glands, headaches, feel uh, fever, chills, fatigue, muscle aches.
Speaker 8: And a lack of app Is it like everything else?
Speaker 8: I guess I'm okay at this point A lot of
Speaker 8: this stuff? Is it like everything else? You get this?
Speaker 3: I don't know. You got the buffy cheek, the uh.
Speaker 8: Sufferers have described feeling pain and there's some neck, pelvis.
Speaker 4: And yeah, lower regions. Yeah uh huh.
Speaker 3: So we're on greg again.
Speaker 8: Yeah, if they if they vaccinated an entire country against it,
Speaker 8: it's worse than the flu.
Speaker 3: That's a good point.
Speaker 4: Wow, they wouldn't have done that.
Speaker 3: My God, now drop that.
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