Speaker 1: With the dunkey.
Speaker 2: It's time for donkey donkeys around here.
Speaker 1: Yes, you are a donkey. What the hell?
Speaker 3: What the hell?
Speaker 1: What more than you saw some donkey? Today's just saw themselves?
Speaker 1: Oh man, Charlo Mane, who you giving junky to do to?
Speaker 2: Name? Well?
Speaker 3: Rob for nine donkey Today for Wednesday, June twenty fifth
Speaker 3: goes to a twenty nine year old young man named
Speaker 3: Michael Crowley. Now listen, Yesterday there was a heat wave
Speaker 3: forecast across much of America. Okay, it was recognized everywhere,
Speaker 3: all right, one hundred plus all across the map. I
Speaker 3: think it was one hundred and three in Chicago, one
Speaker 3: hundred and two in New York. I think I saw
Speaker 3: one hundred and five in Pittsburgh, one hundred and four
Speaker 3: in Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Meteorologists, please just put hell on the forecast. Okay.
Speaker 3: What's the point of showing us the temperature when it's
Speaker 3: that hot?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: It's like when a judge gives you two hundred years,
Speaker 3: But just tell me life, all right, just tell me forever.
Speaker 3: And the reason I'm telling you the forecast is because
Speaker 3: in this heat, you really need.
Speaker 1: To drink your water and mind your business. Okay. See
Speaker 1: we say that as if those two things aren't a
Speaker 1: matter of life and death.
Speaker 3: Okay, those two things are survival tactics when the forecast
Speaker 3: is that hot, drink water to stay hydrated.
Speaker 1: In min your business, because.
Speaker 3: It is a scientific fact that hot temperatures cause people
Speaker 3: to bug the f out. Okay, increased airrability, anger, aggressive
Speaker 3: behavior due to a combination of a psychological factors physiological factors,
Speaker 3: the body's stress response to heat coupled with discomfort potential
Speaker 3: sleep disruption. It makes it harder to regulate emotions and impulses,
Speaker 3: which makes people prone to snap. This is not hyperbole, Okay,
Speaker 3: this is science fool and Michael Crowley is the latest
Speaker 3: example of that. What are you talking about, Uncle Sharla, Well,
Speaker 3: let's quo it eleven alive for the report police right.
Speaker 2: Now on twenty nine year old man is behind bars
Speaker 2: accused of killing his uncle over a pastry. So this
Speaker 2: is the breaking news at a level of life, first
Speaker 2: brought to you last Thursday when the Cab County Police
Speaker 2: swarmed the home on Loveless Drive and ellen Wood. Now
Speaker 2: a new arrest report shows that Michael Crowley shot his uncle,
Speaker 2: forty eight year old Roderick Crowley because he ate his honeybond.
Speaker 2: The warrant says that Michael called nine one one and
Speaker 2: told police what he did. When officers got there, they
Speaker 2: say they found him in the woods nearby and took
Speaker 2: him into custody, charging him with malice.
Speaker 3: Murder, mental illness, unhealed trauma, the heat and a honey
Speaker 3: bunch that led to Michael Crowley shooting and killing his uncle. Now,
Speaker 3: I told you about the heat portion of this, but
Speaker 3: it is Men's Mental Health Month, so I have to
Speaker 3: acknowledge how unhealed trauma can significantly increase the risk of violence. Okay,
Speaker 3: both towards you and other people. Okay, See, this man
Speaker 3: didn't shoot and kill his uncle, over no damn honeybun.
Speaker 3: It's something else there that had been building up, some
Speaker 3: type of hurt, some type of trauma that has been unresolved, and.
Speaker 1: That often leads to behavioral issues.
Speaker 3: Okay, may manifest that's aggressive of our violent behavior that
Speaker 3: hurt people.
Speaker 1: Hurt people. I tell you all that all the time.
Speaker 3: That's why you gotta lead people alone. Okay, Rest in
Speaker 3: peace to Roger Crowley. You should not be dead today.
Speaker 3: Over no damn honey bun. But clearly your nephew had
Speaker 3: other issues going on that maybe you didn't know about, okay,
Speaker 3: or maybe you did.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Sometimes we see people tripping over something and we say, hey,
Speaker 3: it's not that serious.
Speaker 1: A honey bun is definitely not that serious.
Speaker 3: But whatever issues he's dealing with in his head and
Speaker 3: in his heart, those issues are Okay. That's why be
Speaker 3: on y'all about going to therapy, because, as I always say,
Speaker 3: if you don't deal with your trauma, your trauma gonna
Speaker 3: deal with you.
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk God's gifted snacks. Honey buns, Okay, one of.
Speaker 3: The greatest joys God put here for us to indulge in.
Speaker 3: Whoever invented the honey bun had a direct line to God.
Speaker 1: Okay, when you high and you get.
Speaker 3: The munchies and you take that honey bun, warm it
Speaker 3: up in the microwave for about twenty five thirty two
Speaker 3: seconds of my God, that pastry feels like a hug.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's the ultimate comfort dessert. And we don't even
Speaker 1: know what brand it was.
Speaker 3: Might have been a little Debbie Okay, when I was
Speaker 3: in high school, that Sunbeam honey bun used to hit,
Speaker 3: but there is nothing that slaps more than a duchess
Speaker 3: jumbo glaze honey bun. My god, my god, that duchess
Speaker 3: jumbo glaze honey bun will make a diabetic risk it all,
Speaker 3: but it shouldn't. Okay, I hate that I have to
Speaker 3: come on the radio and tell you young men and women
Speaker 3: that you should not be taking anybody's life over a
Speaker 3: damn honeymun Now. I know, as a man, Michael Crowley
Speaker 3: had some other things going on in his life. I
Speaker 3: know as a man, Michael Crowley had some mental health
Speaker 3: issues that might have been underlying issues between him and
Speaker 3: the uncle, and Michael just was all the way fed up.
Speaker 3: But when somebody tells you to calm down, because that's
Speaker 3: what happened in this situation. Somebody told Michael to calm
Speaker 3: down and told him to leave the house, and he did.
Speaker 3: But if you leave a situation, okay, if you go
Speaker 3: do that but still come to the conclusion to grab
Speaker 3: your pistol and come back and shoot somebody four times,
Speaker 3: something's wrong, Okay, You're gonna spend the rest of your
Speaker 3: life in prison over a situation A fistfight could have
Speaker 3: solved if you would have swung on him over eaten
Speaker 3: your honey bun. I would understand because it's not about
Speaker 3: the fact he ate your honey it's the principle because
Speaker 3: somebody will do something like that to you and look
Speaker 3: at you and say, why you're tripping, bro, It's just
Speaker 3: a funky ass honey bun. What you mean a funky
Speaker 3: ass honey bun. It wasn't a funky ass honey bun
Speaker 3: when you was eating it, icing all around your mouth,
Speaker 3: crumbs in your bid talking about it's just a funky
Speaker 3: ass honey bun. If it's just a funky ass honey bun,
Speaker 3: then give me a kiss and let me take the
Speaker 3: glaze on your lips. What listen, kids, Michael has been
Speaker 3: charged with malice murder okay. A conviction for malice murder
Speaker 3: carries one of three sentences, life in prison with the
Speaker 3: possibility of parole, life in prison without the possibility of parole,
Speaker 3: and the death penalty. The moral of the story is
Speaker 3: a moment of anger can ruin a lifetime of peace.
Speaker 3: Don't ever let petty choices lead the permanent consequences. If
Speaker 3: you lose your temple, you may lose everything else with it. Okay,
Speaker 3: you can't take a bullet back. Okay, our decision made
Speaker 3: in the heat of pride or in the heat of
Speaker 3: one hundred degree temperatures all over this country.
Speaker 1: Please let me mar give Michael Crowley the biggest.
Speaker 2: He hall hee haw he ha, you stupid mother, you dumb.
Speaker 1: That is crazy, though, Come on crazy, I'm on crazy.
Speaker 1: It's not right crazy. Ain't no butt. Come on, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: ain't no but somebody died. Cut it out. You're about
Speaker 1: to see something. You know you are you look at you.
Speaker 1: You want to here.
Speaker 3: You want him to jump off, to be stupid, no one,
Speaker 3: he can't help himself instead of just putting the helmet
Speaker 3: on your little cousin and letting him you know, recently.
Speaker 1: Okay, but make sure you got his helmet on. Ain't
Speaker 1: no butt, move on