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Red hot, red hot chili peppers. I'm having a hard time with the

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red hot chili peppers word this morning. Red hot chili peppers. Gorge Jampi

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Theater, May thirty. First, we have got your tickets before you can

0:10

even buy them. We are playing a game that's almost completely swept our nation

0:14

clean. It's called Peter Piper Picked a peck of Chili peppers. This game

0:18

is not easy to say, but it's quite easy to play. Our contestant

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is Jeremy in Lake taps Hi. Jeremy, Hey, that's a good one.

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Going pretty well over here. How you doing okay? Excellent? All

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right? Well to win these tickets before they even go on sale, Jeremy,

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You're going to have to pick the pepper from our clue. Are you

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ready? Okay, SETI as you're ready. Yes, Peter Piper picked a

0:43

peck of this pepper. In two thousand and seven, the Guinness Book of

0:47

World Records certified it as the world's hottest chili pepper, one hundred and seventy

0:51

times hotter than Tabasco sauce. It's rated at more than one million Scovelle heat

0:57

Scoville heat units. However, since then, It's been passed by the Trinidad

1:00

Scorpion, butch Pepper in twenty eleven, the Carolina Reaper in twenty thirteen,

1:04

and Pepper X earlier this year. Still, this pepper continues to haunt the

1:10

menus of restaurants around the world. Can you tell us the name of the

1:14

pepper that Peter Piper picked? I'm hoping it's a ghost pepper. You are

1:21

correct, Jeremy, your hopes have come true. Congratulations, Jeremy. Ghost

1:26

Pepper's right. You are going to see the red hot chili peppers. Yeah,

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congratulations, Bud. You have won those tickets courtesy of Live Nation,

1:34

and tickets go on sale tomorrow ten am through Ticketmaster. We'll also play this

1:38

game again tomorrow at eight ten. Maybe by tomorrow I'll be able to say

1:41

it right, Peter Piper picked a peck of chili peppers. All right.

1:46

Next, you're wondering, guess it's gonna rain today. What's it going to

1:49

be like outside? Is it going to be cold and wet? I'll find

1:53

out with Sarah's Filthy forecast after pick Floyd on What Out twenty five k'sk the

1:57

Classic grock station. It's Sarah Filthy forecast? Are you ready to without your

2:02

tools and direct a spot for Christmas tree? The big holiday is right around

2:09

the corner. Ohre's November. Go some rain and forty six to day sunshine

2:15

for tomorrow, and then get ready for us click and slippery Saturday. Oh

2:22

wet weekend. I'll have extra room on the couch if you like watching men

2:27

at tight pants play with falls. Go Hawks, Go Hawks. What's the

2:35

best little friend in Seattle? Of Sarah? What's Sarah's filthy forecast? Sorry?

2:42

I was hanging on Danny Bona Ducci And the big news of the day.

2:46

The big news of the day is brought to you by Goldberg Jones Divorce

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for Men. You can give him a call one eight hundred divorce or go

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online at Goldberg Jones dot com. Well, people around the world have questions,

2:58

and I have questions. Yeah, God, why is the sky blue? I have questions? Well, oftentimes you might go to Wikipedia to learn

3:06

about something. Yeah, so, say, do you love Kraft mac and

3:09

Cheese? I do so. Say you were wondering when was Kraft mac and

3:14

cheese invented? You go to Wikipedia and you learn the history of Kraft mac

3:19

and cheese. You learn what it is? Well, all about Kraft mac

3:22

and cheese. I had no idea. I just hit the Google thing and asked. I asked the questions. So I'm gonna do that from now on.

3:27

Most of us go to Wikipedia. Yeah, millions and millions of people

3:31

English. Wikipedia received over eighty four billion views this year billion billions with a

3:38

bat. The top five articles of the year a number one on Wikipedia.

3:44

People searching for information chat GPT don't even know what that is? Well,

3:49

you better Wikipedia. I found good Call. Deaths in twenty twenty three was

3:54

the second most searched on Wikipedia. The twenty twenty three cricket World Cup at

4:00

number four. Oh my god, bears, we are talking millions that cricket.

4:05

We're over thirty eight million people trying to find out information about that.

4:12

She wows. So yeah, a lot of people wanting to know about chat

4:15

GPT, and the place to go learn about it is Wikipedia Media. An

4:20

Australian duo broke the Guinness World Record by going on a pub crawl that took

4:25

them to ninety nine different bars. Oh you guys, don't drink it enough,

4:29

you'd be dead. That was over the course of twenty four hours.

4:32

Jeezus craziness. So ninety nine bars, and believe it or not, they

4:36

had attempted to do one hundred, but somebody had accounting error. Shocking.

4:43

They said. The most difficult part was attempting to consume so many beverages.

4:47

Sure they're Australian ninety nine bottles of beer on the wall. That makes perfect

4:54

beer. Well, speaking of beer, I've got a brand new beer blog

4:57

up now. Would love for you to follow me on social media. I'm

5:00

at Sarah kazy Okay on Facebook and Instagram for my beer blog. This week

5:03

I went to Jellyfish Brewing in Georgetown. Huge fan of their beers, so

5:08

I had to fill the cagger reader, Danny, good for you had to

5:13

I do. It's a must. What's Gone Fire? Old Danny Vanaducci and

5:16

Sarah Morning Show Wibblert. A Texas woman had an early holiday surprise when she

5:21

found an opossum hiding in the branches of her Christmas tree. Well, that's

5:26

kind of adorable, but we all agree that those animals are really nasty.

5:30

They're terrifying, They're terrifying, and they histe like crazy people. You can

5:33

see the video at kazyok dot com and at first it's super cute because you

5:36

just use little eyes and his little nose and then it goes yeah, yeah,

5:42

perfect. So this lady hears noises coming from her Christmas tree and she's

5:46

like, what the heck? I don't have a catter dog, so what

5:49

is it? She thought it was a long tail rat that she saw sticking

5:54

up from her tree. Ew. She put on rubber gloves and tried to

5:58

pull it out of the tree, but it was clinging to the branch.

6:00

She pulled the opossum free, but then it broke away and fled under the

6:04

couch. She said she was able to tackle it like a football player.

6:09

No way, God bless it that those things are fast. She was able

6:13

to tackle it like an NFL player carry it outside. She says. He wasn't mean or aggressive, just skittish. Oh you know, there's begs one

6:19

question about the opossum. Yeah, would it be delicious? Danny? Oh,

6:25

come on, you haven't lived. I can't answer yes. Oh,

6:29

no way, no way, yep, this is really gamy. Okay,

6:35

next question, why did you eat apossum? My dad had a rule for

6:39

my brother and ikes, have baby guns kill it, you eat it.

6:42

Oh, we learned the hard way. He was serious. Michael McDonald is

6:47

the latest rock star to do a memoir, but unlike most people, he

6:50

is bringing in a famous co writer. Michael McDonald has teamed up with actor

6:55

comedian Paul Riser. Oh, I'll bet it's gonna be great. That's a

6:59

really talented man. I had no idea Paul Riser, who has been on

7:01

the show Friend of Ours. He's written three New York Times bestsellers. I

7:05

did not know that. Oh yeah, I knew he wrote one, but

7:08

I did not know three. A couple hood, babyhood, familyhood. And

7:12

now Michael McDonald, What a fool believes a memoir? My share? Well,

7:24

perhaps somebody was eating beans before the Tampa Bay Lightnings shut out went over

7:29

the Dallas Stars this week. You got me curious. Star goalie Andre Vassilevski

7:34

was giving a postgame interview that was interrupted and it sounded like this, Yeah,

7:41

obviously it wasn't great healing the last game, but come on the question.

7:57

He couldn't remember the question, and then he just keeps laughing. It

8:01

wasn't him. We don't know who dealt it. Oh, it wasn't him.

8:05

No, somebody just walked by and farted. It was in the locker room, so everybody farted. It could have been anybody. Whether they did

8:11

it on purpose to make them laugh, I don't know. Those Russians always

8:15

funny. Big News of the Day is brought to you by Goldberg Jones Divorce

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for Men one eight hundred Divorce or online Goldburg Jones dot Com. Coming up,

8:22

Danny has an opinion on the new movie Candy Caane Lane, starring Eddie

8:26

Murphy. He'll share his opinion with Danny Bonadugie's take next on one of Joint

8:31

five KZ Okay the classic rock station one O two point fight, Hazy Okay

8:35

a classic rock station. Sure, I saw some red flags the Danny Bona

8:39

Ducci and Sarah Morning Shows weird. He's a nurse. Here's Danny Bona Ducci's

8:45

take. Thank you. Here's my take on Candy Kane Lane, the movie

8:50

starring Eddie Murphy, also starring Tracy Ellis Ross, the daughter of Diana Ross.

8:54

Now you can go our nepo baby if you want to, but she's super talented. Candy Kane Lane just came out out Amazon Trime, and I

9:01

was very excited about watching it. I love a good old fashioned Christmas movie.

9:05

The big problem this was not a good old fashion Christmas movie. It

9:07

was a bad old fashioned Christmas movie. First of all, it's way too

9:11

long. It hits the two hour mark, when a whimsical movie like this

9:13

should be long ninety minutes or show at best. I also resent Eddie Murphy

9:18

because he's worth two hundred million dollars. Now I'm not saying he doesn't deserve

9:22

it, but I'm gonna present anyone with two hundred million dollars. And by

9:26

the way, Eddie Murphy just plays Eddie Murphy through the last two movies I

9:30

have seen him in, and it's not enough. The entire story is that Eddie Murphy and some little people try and say Christmas. When I'm saying little

9:35

people, I do not mean dwarves or midges, I mean little people like

9:39

three inches tall. The biggest fall in this movie was that they had an

9:43

endless search for a partridge in a partree and nobody called me. And that's

9:46

my take on Candy Cane Lanes one O two point five kz okay the classic

9:52

rock station listen on your free iHeart radio app for all your music radio and

9:56

podcasts. Why not two point five kz Okay the Class crock station joining us

10:01

now Jody and Bender from ninety five to seven the Jet Because today is a

10:05

big day, Bender's one big give for Seattle Children's Hospital. It's the Radiothon

10:09

tell us exactly what's going on today and how the Keyska listeners can help.

10:13

This is year number twenty one, Holy Moly for our one Big give for

10:16

Seattle Children's Hospital Radiothon. The entire thing is designed to benefit the Uncompensated Care

10:22

Fund, which, simply put, it makes sure that mom or dad they

10:26

don't have to worry about the financial aspect. They never get turned away from

10:30

the hospital based on what they can and cannot pay for. They want to

10:33

make sure their kid is healthy, is cured, and is sent home,

10:37

and if they can't afford it, the hospital steps in with the Uncompensated Care

10:41

Fund. Even if you have the best insurance in the world, the deductible

10:45

sometimes is crushing. A bill will be crushing even if you have insurance.

10:50

If you don't have insurance, you should not have to be turned away from

10:54

the front door of the hospital, the emergency room door for the hospital.

10:58

To make sure this is taken care. So that's why we do the uncompensated

11:01

care fun. It's crazy too because imagine like having to worry about your kid

11:05

being sick and that not being the only thing you have to worry about. That should be the only thing you have to worry about, you know,

11:09

making sure that your kid comes home and gets better. And that's that absolutely,

11:13

And so how can our listeners actually help? Are you taking donations on

11:18

the phone online? What's the story? The best way to do it from

11:20

wherever you are is to jump online and give to the Kids dot Com.

11:26

All the information is there, so I don't want to confuse anybody with phone

11:28

numbers and so on and other different things. Give to the Kids dot Com.

11:31

That's the one stop shop for everything. Radio thonds lots of ways to

11:35

do it, has the phone number on there. It has a couple of

11:37

different links for you to buy tickets for events that we're doing over online auction

11:43

there. You can make donations there, one time donations, or you can

11:46

join the Give to the Kids club at twenty bucks a month. Yeah,

11:50

now, I know each year you have done something like come on over to

11:54

Jody's house and drink wine, or go on over to Bender's house and watch

11:56

him make dinner. Is that right close? It's close. There are a

12:00

couple things on there, like dinner at my house, wine, drinking with

12:03

Jody. You're not allowed anywhere near Jody's house. No, that's not Actually

12:07

you're not allowed in West Seattle. No, we don't do it in Seattle. But those are just two of the items. A couple of the other

12:13

items that are up there include throwing out the first pitch at a Mariner's game.

12:18

Oh yeah, how about that? Whoa we are? Let's see,

12:22

We've got you got pull man. We have thrown out the first pitch at

12:24

a Mariner's game. We've got my pool table, the pool table that we're

12:28

auctioning off. We've got car racing. We've got a sweet date night at

12:33

the Space Needle. We have photography package. We've got my own personal awesome

12:39

yetti cooler. I'm putting a nice line. And yes, she's got like

12:43

eighty five of them. This is the original. Yeah. Oh wow.

12:48

So there's a lot of cool stuff on there. The racing one. That

12:52

one's cool. Pacific Raceway. You can go out there. It's an all

12:56

day thing. You go to their driving school and then in the afternoon.

13:00

I'm going to show up with one of my cars and I'm going to race

13:03

you, right, I mean, it's a game I play. I like

13:05

to play which car did Bender drive short? So I'm guessing it's not going

13:09

to be the truck that you're going to take to the raceway. No,

13:13

it will most likely be my lotus. I had a sneaking society. I

13:16

will race you. It won't be for pink slips, but it will be

13:20

for bragging right there. That means that if you lose the race, you

13:24

lose. Come on, we all remember we all remember grease ration for pinks.

13:28

Sorry I was it doesn't know what you're talking about. You got fired.

13:31

It's like a mean, wait, Bender's going to fire me. You're

13:35

going to get fired and we're going to take over this show too. Sorry. So there's there's like a dozen or so items up there for forbid.

13:43

They all end today, So just keep that in mind. They all end

13:46

today. They all end uh like staggered Before the end of Radiothon at seven

13:50

pm, website again give to the Kids dot com. It is Bender's one

13:56

big give for Seattle Children's Hospital. The Radiothon happening all day today. I

14:01

mean, we kind of got a off track a little bit talking about all the awesome things that people can get, but they're doing something awesome in return,

14:07

and that is helping kids and their families who need sadly to be at

14:11

Seattle Children's Hospital. Hundreds of millions of dollars are given out via the Uncompensated

14:18

Care Fund. Because the scary part is this is never something that you can

14:24

plan on. It's never good. But I hear all the time from a

14:28

mom or a dad they were going to work one day during Radiothon, made

14:33

a donation. Six months later, they're in the emergency room at Seattle Children's

14:37

and the money that they donated suddenly becomes an insurance policy. This is the

14:41

karmic wheel, right. You need to know that it's there in your backyard

14:45

when we need Seattle Children's. So we need to make sure that she stands

14:48

tall. I love that, all right. Jodi and Bender from the jet,

14:52

thank you so much for joining us, and best of luck. Again.

14:54

It is Vendor's one big gift for Seattle Children's Hospital. The Radiothon happening

14:58

today. Do your part, and thanks for listening to one of two point

15:01

five k's okay, the classic rocxation. Thanks you guys, Thank you Hanker.

15:05

Are you smart? We mean Sarah smart? Your chance to be smartigus?

15:11

I am Smartacus. You win the title, you win the tickets for

15:13

the day. You're gonna win tickets to see z zz Top at White River

15:16

Amphitheater with Leonard Skinnard. What a fun concert that is going to be.

15:20

In order to win the tickets, you're gonna have to get two of the

15:24

three trivia questions correct. Our contestant is Antony in some mammish. Hey Bud,

15:28

how are you? I'm doing well? Good morning, Good morning?

15:33

You ready to play some trivia? I am all right. You gotta get

15:37

two of these three questions correct in order to win. I am rooting for you, Anthony. Here is your first question. Who is the only member

15:45

I should say, who was the only member of zz top not to sport

15:48

a long beard? What is his name? Frank Beard? Nice job,

15:54

Anthony. Here's your second question. How many presidents did not get elected for

16:00

a second term for ten or twelve? I'd say four? Correct, Anthony,

16:11

but you can still do it. You got to get this last question

16:14

correct in order to win the title in the tickets. Which of these bands

16:18

has not toured with a symphony? The Who Metallica or the Beatles? The

16:26

Beatles the winner. I am Smartcus, Yeah you are, Anthony. You

16:36

know the one you didn't get right was ten ten presidents did not get elected

16:38

for a second term, but you got the other ones right. Nice work,

16:42

Thank you, well, congratulations. Anthony has won himself tickets to a

16:47

great show. You're going to be at White River Amphitheater for Zeezy Top and

16:51

Leonard Skynyrd September twenty first, we are going to play this again tomorrow at

16:56

about nine ten of the trance for you to win these tickets. But next

17:00

is Danny Bananadoucci Life coach Randall and Seattle wants to talk to Danny about his

17:04

kid graduating from college. He's happy the kid's graduating, but now the kid

17:07

wants to go to Europe and wants Danny's advice and whether or not he should

17:11

pay for the trip. Danny takes this call after Aerosmith on on Out two

17:15

point five, Kazy Okay the Classic Rock Station, and Danny bana Ducci.

17:18

I've coach Danny ba Ducci, I've coach Danny Bandaducci is the Life Coach and

17:25

he is here to help you out. If you want to get a hold of him, just email Life Coach at cazoka dot com. Doesn't matter what

17:30

your problem is, Danny can help you get through it. Here's Randall in

17:33

Seattle. Hey Randall, how you doing, buddy? I'm speaking for the

17:37

gang. I think we're all pretty damn good. So what can I do

17:41

for you? So? My kid's about to graduate college, which you know

17:44

I'm super proud of you should be. But he wants to go to Europe

17:47

for the summer and then like come back and get a job after that.

17:52

The issue is he doesn't really have the money to go because of all the

17:56

student debt, and like, he really wants to go, and I can't

18:00

afford to send him. But I guess I'm wondering if I'm setting like a

18:04

bed precedent for by paying for him, or like, is it just worth

18:10

the travel experience. Well, I have already made my decision on my advice,

18:14

but let me ask you a couple of questions. You said that you can afford to send him to Europe. Yeah, my wife, when I

18:18

have the money to do it, I just don't want them to get like

18:22

too used to that. Have you been to Europe? I have you?

18:26

And what was it like for you? Amazing experience? Well, look at

18:29

what you're saying. You know what, I'll give you another. And this is coming from my heart, man, I'll give you another amazing experience.

18:34

Your son's gonna graduate college. Men call any of my kids and asking one

18:38

of those I like to go to college, and I was like, how

18:41

the hell should I know? And it's a I mean, I can't say

18:44

that. I am totally heartbroken about it. They're doing all right, but

18:48

I can't believe that I didn't go to college, just like it seems like

18:51

I missed out on a whole part of the world that a lot of people

18:55

go into my wife as a college graduate and we don't. You know, I don't feel inferior her and anyway, but you know, she went to

19:02

college, she had boyfriends, she had beer box. I'm making something of

19:04

this up. Oh and by the way, she had a boyfriend on beer

19:07

box. I'm now mad at her already. When this show's over, I'm an omen screened her and call her a tramp. But that's not why you

19:11

called. Because my wife is a tramp. That's not true and you should

19:15

stop spreading that rumor. Buddy. Anyway, you got the money, he's

19:18

got the time. If he graduates college, that's an effect like something could

19:22

go wrong. But if he has if he graduates college and you have the

19:26

bunny and the time, I would tell you, like, sell your car.

19:29

Your kids should go to Europe after graduating. It's like something kind of

19:33

tough. It's not easy. As one of the ways. I was talking

19:36

about that with my lovely wife and I said, what is going to college

19:38

get you besides the experience? She said, when you show up at a

19:41

job interview, whatever it is, they know you can stick to something.

19:44

You can stick to four years ago as some place that on many of those

19:47

days you don't want to go. It's an example your kid will be setting

19:51

for the rest of his life. Hey, what'd you do when you're eighteen

19:53

to twenty four? I went to college, I made friends, I learned

19:56

skills. So the question was is it worth it? And I'm telling you

20:00

hell yes. When your son goes across that stage of the cap and gown,

20:04

which I never really got, that's not the point. When he walks

20:07

across that stage and he's now a college graduate and you got the dough.

20:11

You're sending that lovely boy to Europe. So years from now, his classmate's

20:15

run into him and sayd oh man, yeah, when I was in y

20:18

blah blah blah, And your son says, yeah, I didn't, I

20:21

went. I got a job. No, man, life's supposed to be good, not efficient. You send that boy to college, and when you

20:26

should get to the gate, you shake his hand and say, this is an amazing moment. I'm gonna cry. You send that boy to a Europe

20:32

and be a good dad, and you know it's nice to worry about that

20:34

stuff. But I can tell you're gonna be a little tough on him when

20:37

he gets back from Europe. But he's gonna rock when he gets back from

20:41

Europe. And that's important. And that, my friend, is why you

20:44

called the life coach. I think you saw me. Thank you cool?

20:47

Cool, because I'm right. I mean, I'm always right. I wouldn't be the life coach, Bud. I'm super right on this. And by

20:52

the way, you've been to Europe. You know what if he goes to

20:55

a city you've been to and you can jab about that, I think it's great. I think you're a lovely dad and I appreciate it. But that,

21:00

my friend, is why you called the life coach. Thank you.

21:03

That's going to wrap up another Danny Bonaducci Life coach, but he is always

21:07

available to you via email. It's life Coach at kazok dot com