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1:00

Rizzuto.

1:02

Rizzuto.

1:14

Hello. What's up? Yeah.

1:16

It's Friday. Yeah. I can't believe

1:18

it. And what a week it's been?

1:20

What a week? What a week

1:23

it's been? Chalk

1:25

full of

1:25

adventure and intrigue. I

1:27

don't know if that's true.

1:30

Adventure, maybe. Yeah. Intrig

1:32

definitely. Our families

1:34

had some adventure for sure. Trying

1:37

to think what happened this week. I

1:39

don't I forgot pretty much Monday through Thursday.

1:42

man. Oh, this was the week

1:45

back after Thanksgiving.

1:46

Yep. Okay. It's been

1:48

a big one. Yeah.

1:49

We have fourteen

1:53

days left. So

1:56

as far as shows go, well,

1:58

fourteen days until

1:59

our last show,

2:02

The Of the year. Next Friday and

2:04

then the Friday the following Friday of

2:06

twenty twenty two. And

2:07

then we're taking our winter break That's

2:10

it. Done for the

2:12

year.

2:13

Indeed.

2:14

A just a just a

2:17

two week breather. I think we're back on

2:19

the third. By Monday's

2:21

the second, and then Tuesday,

2:23

January third is when we return.

2:25

Hopefully, all while rested. ready

2:28

to go for twenty twenty three, all

2:30

good. Man, I hope so. That's that's what I'm

2:32

that's what I'm wishing for for for Christmas.

2:35

some sleep -- Some sleep. -- some rest. Oh

2:37

my goodness. I just wanna I just wanna wake up

2:39

on my own once -- Uh-huh.

2:41

-- and see how it feels. I've

2:43

heard good things. Yeah. Yeah. Here

2:45

it's nice. I I heard. I hear

2:47

really lovely things about that experience.

2:50

Yeah. We are not going back east for the

2:52

holidays this year. good for you. We're staying

2:54

here. I mean Yeah. No. It's good. Yeah.

2:56

So you say not that that's a bad thing. I didn't mean

2:58

to sound bad, but

3:01

it'll be nice to have you. Yep. Yeah. Well,

3:03

you know, were you are you guys planning on hanging out

3:05

a lot during the break? No. I don't No. No. No. don't think

3:07

I'm in my land. I

3:10

plan on seeing none of us. I'm just going

3:12

into hiding. Somebody

3:14

going into this one dinner. No.

3:18

Basically, the December

3:21

to remember, Gloria Provent? Yep.

3:23

That will be the last time you see me for the year.

3:26

I'm gonna I'm

3:28

gonna challenge him on that. Mhmm. God.

3:31

I just challenge you. Charge accepted. Okay.

3:33

Hey. I can disappear. Would you would

3:35

you pose the same challenge for me? I can

3:37

disappear. No. Because

3:39

I bet that I bet that you do avoid

3:42

us. Good day. I'm right. like, I bet I bet I

3:44

bet I bet if I I bet if I text Riz

3:46

on, like, on Monday and I go, hey, man, on Wednesday

3:48

or on Thursday, you wanna go grab something to eat?

3:50

You know, my my lady wants to to go out dinner

3:52

with you in Amelia. You know, let's go do this.

3:54

You would you would probably go, okay, damn it. Where you

3:56

would go? Let me get

3:58

back to you. Well, depends on where we're going. Well,

4:01

let's go to know now. Oh, I'll go there. See, there

4:03

it is. Hey. Hey. I still haven't

4:05

been in there. I'm trying to get in there so badly.

4:07

Am I wrong? to tell me if I'm not No.

4:09

It's not that I'm not gonna avoid you. I'm just not trying

4:11

to do anything with you. Okay.

4:14

Now that every I'm just kidding. You guys paid

4:16

such a great picture. No. Every year we

4:18

We're not totally wrong. No.

4:20

Of course. No. There's an

4:22

element. You're giving us the coloring pages. We're just using

4:24

our own colors. Well, one. So

4:27

usually Yes. I've I've a lot of children,

4:29

and there's a lot of things to do. A lot of things to do.

4:31

I got it. I'm sorry. in in a in a

4:33

in a in a Christmas vacation kind of thing,

4:35

like, you take periphery for the first

4:37

time in the year, you know? And the only time I'm in

4:39

a I'm a family first. I'm

4:41

gonna focus on family. Yeah. Love you

4:43

all. I love you too much.

4:45

See you a lot. See you

4:48

in twenty twenty three. All good. No.

4:50

Yeah. No offense. But a

4:52

couple days usually after the the

4:54

last show of the year, you know,

4:56

pack it up, hopping

4:59

on a flight back east, you know, back to the

5:01

east coast the past couple of years, we've we've

5:03

driven

5:06

Loading up the family trucks there. Last year,

5:08

we we drove. Last year was a driving year.

5:10

That sucked. No.

5:12

Yeah. you take separate

5:14

cars last time? Was that the one where

5:16

you'd like one of y'all one of y'all was driving

5:18

on your own or something? Oh, you've done that.

5:20

we did that one. There well, there was that was

5:22

during the summer. There was one year that, like,

5:24

I think your wife stayed.

5:27

stayed and you drove back or something like that.

5:29

Yeah. You liked that. Oh, that was awesome. I

5:32

was like, what is that again? I remember that being a good

5:34

thing. That was awesome. That

5:36

that was awesome. Oh, that was so good. And that and

5:38

that was during the summer too. Yeah.

5:41

That was a summer trip. yeah, I remember us

5:43

talking. You said, I just love the drive. I

5:45

love their drive. The winter trips are terrible.

5:47

Yeah. And it's usually getting ever body

5:49

up at three o'clock in the morning. I'd wake up as

5:51

if I were normally waking up, you

5:55

know,

5:55

for work.

5:57

Bags are already in the car from the night before,

5:59

Yeah. Everybody's still in their, you know, sleep clothes,

6:02

get in the car, wife's sleeping,

6:04

kids are sleeping at the back. You know, we usually

6:07

take, you know, the dog or one of the dogs. Mhmm.

6:10

We'll hit the mountains tomorrow. Well,

6:13

and they wake up somewhere. Usually,

6:17

they'll sleep through Missouri,

6:19

through Illinois,

6:20

and wake up. Oh

6:23

my god. We're in Ohio. Just

6:25

my time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I

6:27

know we're in Ohio. I've been

6:30

driving for four or five hours.

6:32

That's right.

6:33

Last year, it rained.

6:35

It rained. for

6:37

probably the first six, seven hours

6:39

of driving and a hard rain. Alright.

6:41

And then we get to New York,

6:43

and and everybody's

6:45

got COVID. That was a trip

6:47

we cut short last year. Oh, that's right. Yeah. He

6:49

doesn't mind just remember everybody. You and then

6:51

you said we're not only on top of that, but everybody yelled

6:53

at each other. Right? We were at we were

6:55

in Jersey

6:57

with my in laws went

6:59

to New York for my family. When

7:03

we were in New York, people started getting COVID,

7:05

so we left to go to Jersey on

7:07

the way. We

7:09

had received a call from

7:11

my in laws saying everybody's got COVID here.

7:15

Hey. We're we're halfway between New York and

7:17

New Jersey? If we just hang a left.

7:19

Yes. Slightly left. And we'll we'll hit Well, it just has

7:21

just been about fourteen hours. So

7:23

I think about fourteen hours. Yeah.

7:25

What what a surprise that you're staying

7:28

home this year? So so it was it

7:30

was really that road,

7:32

so I'm like, straight to New

7:34

Jersey, left to Missouri. Gonna

7:36

make it left.

7:39

And this was in the middle of the afternoon. So

7:41

figure one o'clock. So it was one

7:44

o'clock in the afternoon when we made the decision to go

7:46

back. Yeah. And I

7:48

must go let's go straight through. dry

7:50

time too. I don't wanna stop. Let's Because if

7:52

I stop, we are we the way I

7:54

look at it is I go like this. Okay.

7:57

Let's drive to Florida. It's twenty two hours.

7:59

Wow. That's a long drive. we probably should

8:01

stop and stay overnight. Cool. We just literally

8:03

set eight hours of our vacation on fire.

8:06

Yeah. My wife is, you know, and money. Yep.

8:08

My wife is a reasonable one that's like, hey, we

8:10

gotta you can't do this with the kids. And I'm like, oh,

8:12

no. No. They'll be fine. They'll they'll sleep. You know?

8:14

We'll just keep going. I don't wanna stop. obviously

8:17

professional. I got a million miles under my

8:19

belt as far as touring and all that goes, but

8:21

I just want a cruise, man. I do hey.

8:24

Let's go. Cruise. Let's cruise home. I don't

8:26

wanna stop at a hotel. I don't want

8:28

that hassle.

8:30

Well, we could stop maybe in Dayton sleep. No. We're

8:32

good. Let's go. Yeah. Let's try all three minutes

8:34

here. Let me go. And

8:36

we got home the next day. And I want I

8:38

want to sleep. It was fine. I

8:40

did declare. I

8:42

do declare, not going back next year,

8:45

and form the cousins

8:49

Not keeping to it, man. Making a plan and

8:51

keeping Oh, yeah. This was something I was

8:53

not. Alright. Inform

8:55

the cousins. Inform the

8:57

cousins. The

9:00

Missouri Residos are not coming

9:02

back next year. Will you be after? Will you be

9:04

returning May, I say, cousin's

9:06

name. What's the longest drive you ever

9:08

did? That's it. You've done New York

9:10

to St. Louis Straight. Oh,

9:12

yeah. A lot. That sucks.

9:14

It's not a fun drive. Twenty

9:16

twenty two hours straight for me.

9:18

I think I did not drive for three of those twenty

9:20

two hours. Dang. whenever we drove

9:22

to Florida, and I can't remember where we were going.

9:24

I don't know if it was Orlando or Jackson.

9:26

Whatever whatever version of the trip

9:28

that we were going down there, And I

9:30

remember that I was like, I'm

9:32

just cruising. We're making great time. This

9:34

is awesome. We got to the house that

9:36

we were staying at. remember I go, I'm gonna lay

9:38

down for an hour, and I slept for seven hours. And I

9:40

went -- What? -- I ruined it anyway. Cool. Great

9:42

job, idiot. Man,

9:44

We

9:45

had some gnarly ones. We did

9:47

a van in a trailer with one

9:49

axle, supposed to have two. Mhmm.

9:51

But it caught on fire --

9:53

Uh-huh. -- while I was driving in. We had

9:55

Nevada. But we

9:57

did we did that just me

9:59

and

9:59

one or two other guys from

10:02

Vancouver to Saint Louis across mountains and

10:04

everything.

10:04

Straight. How long does that drive? Well, I

10:07

don't know. Two days. It's thirties.

10:09

It's in the thirties. Straight so straight

10:11

through. We never stopped. Stop for

10:13

gas. Gas only. Gas in some beef

10:15

jerky. We didn't sit down for food. And

10:17

the other one was the one that I hallucinated,

10:19

which was, like, the the one and only

10:21

mistake I've ever made as far as, like, driving

10:23

tired, and that was I wanna

10:25

say Thunder Bay Canada to Calgary,

10:27

and I I swear that took six days. It

10:29

was the craziest, longest drive

10:31

I've ever found. I did take a drive once where

10:33

I should not have driven. because

10:35

I was so tired, and it was a work trip.

10:37

We went from New York City to Latrobe,

10:39

Pennsylvania for the Rolling

10:41

Rocktown Fair It's like

10:45

a Latrobe is

10:48

maybe six hours.

10:49

from And this

10:52

this is for a rock show. This is for a studio.

10:54

Me and one of the other air

10:56

personalities from the station I worked at. Gotcha. Since this

10:58

is not this is not yeah. It's a Rolling Rock

11:00

Town Fair. Oh, yeah. This is not you and your lady thing. This

11:02

is No. No. Me and so we were in a radio

11:04

station vehicle. Gotcha. What

11:06

a show? Stone devil

11:08

pilots. Stone devil

11:10

pilots. Death

11:12

tones. Oh, I forget who else

11:14

played that. Wow. man, it was great. That's

11:16

awesome. And we got up really early to go

11:18

because it it was a when was do you

11:20

know, look up Rolling Rock, town fair,

11:22

Stone topple pilots. I think when you was on

11:24

that See you was on that lineup. Stonebreaking up.

11:26

That was the best show. I've and I think

11:28

I actually asked the guys

11:30

from Stone Table Pilots about the show.

11:32

They said that was the best show that they've ever played.

11:34

It was on August

11:37

fourth two thousand and one. The lineup featured

11:39

stone type of pilots live, deaf tones,

11:41

incubus stained, only under, UPS,

11:43

tantric, and throw. What a

11:45

show -- Holy cow. -- dang. Whoa.

11:48

we got up early. Man, three years in

11:50

a row, this festival four

11:52

years in a row, this festival ruled. The

11:55

lineup for each of these are great. The next year, Godsmack, Outcast,

11:57

Nickelback, POD, ALANAM Farm, seven

11:59

does default injected in Tommy

12:01

Lee. And then the year after that, it

12:03

was Blinking eighty

12:05

two, puddle of mud, three eleven, Def Leopard,

12:07

some forty one saliva, entrapped.

12:09

The year after that, it was Valent

12:14

revolver, NERD, disturbed

12:16

crystal method seven dust hubeis tank three

12:18

days grace, finish throw in

12:20

finger eleven. Dang. Not

12:22

bad. And this place is in the

12:24

middle of nowhere.

12:25

Littrol, Pennsylvania is in the

12:27

middle. It's it is a concert in the middle of nowhere?

12:29

Well, o three got moved to Hinesfield.

12:31

o four

12:32

was

12:33

in

12:36

Oh, it was it was a couple different it was a

12:38

couple different videos. In o four, it became a

12:41

tour, and it was in Boston,

12:43

Philadelphia. I think it's pleasant. Now

12:45

that was it was all it was just northeast.

12:47

And then in o five, the event

12:49

was scaled back to its roots.

12:51

Imagine. You heard the lineups I just said.

12:53

Okay? The massive lineups and all

12:55

this crazy stuff. So you're like,

12:57

o five. Rolling Rock, Tom,

12:59

baby, who's there? It was the

13:02

Clarks live, rusted root, and

13:04

bloodhound gang. Alright. We

13:06

have scaled up mentally. Yes.

13:08

But we have scaled up mentally.

13:10

There's no way those shows made money.

13:12

That's probably why they stopped doing it. I wonder It

13:14

says Rolling Rock did not continue the event in two

13:16

thousand six after making a deal to sponsor a

13:18

series of concerts by Steven Van

13:20

Zant. Whoa.

13:22

So they took all their money and they put it in the Steven Van

13:25

Zant.

13:25

Well, I'm sure the amount of money they they pay all

13:27

those bands. Maybe they're just paying in Rolling

13:29

Rock. We'll get it beat Oh, well enough.

13:31

Forget. Death tones

13:32

are on stage. They thank cores. Oh,

13:36

one thousand percent on purpose. Oh,

13:39

really? Like an FU set on purpose.

13:41

What a

13:42

move? Which

13:43

okay. Alright.

13:46

So we so we left early that

13:48

morning. than because the night before we

13:50

were in a show, it was

13:52

fuel and the band injected

13:53

on

13:58

the

13:58

intrepid, which is an aircraft

13:59

carrier in

14:01

the Hudson River. Crazy. Right?

14:03

Let me look that up. Fuel Look

14:05

up fuel. Helarious.

14:07

Inside an aircraft. Fuel

14:10

injected aircraft. Okay.

14:12

blind side. Just to let you know, fuel

14:14

injected aircraft is a

14:16

thing. That's a motor so Was

14:18

a blind side or injected? Let's

14:21

just say blind side for the memory

14:23

because they're better. Yeah.

14:26

Do you

14:28

know what the aircraft was called? Yeah. The intrepid.

14:30

be intrepid. Yeah.

14:34

Intrepid aircraft carrier. It's a bit it's like a

14:36

museum. The year of it? By

14:38

the way. So we got up early,

14:40

went to the went to the Trove, drove all the

14:42

way there, and on the way back,

14:45

my Air personality friend who was gonna

14:48

take half of the drive fell asleep. Yeah.

14:50

So are you ever driving? It's dark?

14:52

You're in the middle of nowhere, and it feels like

14:54

bugs are coming through the windshield.

14:56

Like I started

14:57

hallucinating. Yeah. Wow. And I go, I'm

14:59

going to need to pull over. Yeah.

15:01

Here, and

15:04

sleep. Yeah.

15:05

I'll he'll listen. I don't know

15:07

where I am, but I need to pull over

15:09

on

15:10

the side of the highway and get a couple

15:12

hours sleep or forty five minutes sleep.

15:14

Yeah. I

15:14

fully regret the the one the

15:17

one time it was that Canadian drive. I

15:19

think it was Toronto to Calgary. It's

15:21

thirty hours or something like that. And this was as

15:23

the sun was coming up, a huge

15:25

field. And and the highway just stopped being a highway.

15:27

All of a sudden, it was gravel, and then there was

15:29

highway again after a few hours. but I'm in

15:31

in the middle of Canada. Nothing.

15:33

Just just fields and trees and whatever.

15:36

And I saw the biggest windmill like

15:38

Don Quixote's style. Like, I

15:40

was like, wow. Look at that. Nope.

15:42

That was a beautiful straight out of a

15:44

book, and then I passed it, and I looked

15:46

in the in the rearview mirror just to catch

15:48

a glimpse and it wasn't. It didn't

15:50

exist. And

15:51

I was like, whoa. Didn't

15:52

you see an ambulance or something as well? Yeah. I

15:54

don't even wanna get into that. I I did

15:57

I Yeah. I I hallucinated twice. I

15:59

said, there was a naked Indian. No.

16:01

There wasn't. There was an ambulance.

16:03

There was a naked Indian? Or there

16:05

wasn't. And

16:07

I and I I I'll never forget I

16:09

go. This is for safety reasons I need to pull

16:12

over. I

16:12

set it out loud and I cursed the

16:14

guy next to me.

16:15

You a hole? You

16:18

lied? Yeah. You know the dumb and dumbass scene when the

16:20

when he hit when he resonates and

16:23

kinda whatever. Like, it was And the wrong

16:25

way? Well, no. No. That's that's

16:27

a different scene. That that's the one where the the truck is

16:29

coming at him or he and he thinks he's telling

16:31

jokes at the family, you know. Yeah.

16:33

It's you know, it's one

16:35

of those. thankfully, I was on a highway with no other human

16:37

beings for hours and hours. The the drive

16:39

by the way from Vancouver to St. Louis, it

16:41

is thirty four hours. And

16:43

that's that's without stops. That's

16:45

without the border crossing. That's without the

16:47

mountains or any of that kind of stuff. It was

16:49

days of mine. Well, knock on

16:51

wood. Did you did you ever find it?

16:53

Fuel? Nope. No. Did you look up

16:55

Kayrock?

16:56

Kayrock on there? Fuel

16:59

interpreted. Fuel

17:03

and insulins. Insolins.

17:06

August second two thousand one,

17:08

Fueling is this live on the Intrepid c

17:10

air space museum. Yeah.

17:12

That's

17:12

it. Let me It sounds

17:15

like those final zap. Most Like,

17:17

I wonder how their wireless is dead. That's

17:20

it. Fuel, whose music was described

17:22

by base player as big,

17:24

muscular, and melodic. in the

17:26

extreme. If you

17:29

k rocklistener two hundred fifty k rocklisteners

17:31

will join fuel and insulin

17:33

on the USS Intrepid on Friday, August third.

17:36

One lucky listener from the event will win a

17:38

chance to travel the Samuel Adams world

17:40

class summer jam in Boston. know, a

17:42

little media training probably would have suggested to

17:44

take the word muscular out of

17:46

your descriptors. This is two

17:48

thousand one. Yeah. Yeah. I guess you're right. That is

17:50

the time. like a house. So

17:52

right. So, since it's time, that was August

17:54

third, and the Rolling Rock Town Fair was August fourth.

17:56

That's that's what kind of ingrained

17:58

you

17:59

know,

17:59

memory. Like, I remember going to that because that

18:02

was cool as hell. A

18:04

band playing on

18:04

an aircraft carrier. Awesome.

18:07

That

18:07

is pretty awesome. And then let's go

18:08

to Littrol, Pennsylvania. And

18:11

then almost die on the way home. And as

18:13

your driver hallucinates, nailing to sleep on the

18:15

side of the road. Anyway, You thought

18:16

the bugs are hitting your face? I thought they were

18:19

going through the windshield. Maybe they

18:21

were. Wow. I don't like so. Maybe

18:24

they were a raise.

18:26

Well, the the the only I think the only

18:28

thing we're gonna do this year so

18:31

we'll have Christmas at home, and

18:33

we're

18:33

thinking we're gonna go up to Wisconsin,

18:36

the Dells. Oh, nice. Yes. I've never

18:38

been there. I've heard good things. I've never been

18:40

there. Great things. I

18:41

take the kids. I think there's

18:43

a, like, a ski mount over there. Mhmm. It's skiing and

18:45

the dels is, like, really famous for their, like,

18:47

indoor water park. Yeah. So we're

18:50

gonna

18:50

do that. That's double cool. Yeah.

18:52

Just so it's

18:53

something. That's what? A six hour drive? Better

18:55

than fourteen. Yeah. That's not that's not that's

18:57

not that's That's easy.

18:59

and compared

19:00

to the fourteenth. Six hours. Amateur

19:02

hours. I could do that sleeping.

19:05

Right. Let's not try that again out.

19:07

But

19:07

we just have to not

19:09

be

19:09

sick. Yeah. because

19:11

the flu was

19:12

going around. Yeah. Man, I swear

19:14

it is a different

19:17

a different thing altogether. Every every corner

19:19

of my life I know other than this

19:21

and my immediate family has the

19:23

flu. Everybody's got it. Wow.

19:25

It went

19:25

through my house and I was okay. It

19:28

went through

19:29

my house a couple weeks ago. My

19:30

neighbor prevented us from going to Chicago for

19:33

the hockey. Yeah. I told him. I think right now, I'm

19:35

still lucky, man, but I'm knocking on

19:37

wood every day because I know, especially with

19:39

my kids, you know,

19:41

in school with all these little

19:43

havens just like, oh, I know it's

19:45

coming. Like, I'm I'm ready for it. Well, we were in a

19:47

public place yesterday with with

19:50

my daughter doing a

19:52

a play and in the theater here. Oh,

19:54

wow. Oh,

19:57

my god. Oh, my gosh. Well,

19:59

I just read

19:59

something I read something quite

20:02

disturbing this morning -- Oh, no. -- in

20:04

terms of getting sick.

20:06

Man, there

20:08

is one place that we don't think

20:10

of that is filled with

20:11

germs. Mhmm. Some

20:15

place we're not thinking of, some place

20:17

that maybe Maybe we go to

20:20

oh, once or twice a

20:22

week? Once or twice a week. gas

20:24

station? Nope. Hold on. Don't I'm

20:26

I'm not on track right now. for, you

20:28

know, some of us to go

20:29

right after work.

20:32

Some of us will

20:36

we'll have a list, a

20:39

gym, Some of us will have a list when they go Some

20:41

of us will have a list and not just about self control,

20:43

you know, trust your story. 0II

20:45

knew that that is always in my

20:48

mind. But what particular part

20:50

of the grocery store is -- The count

20:52

is now scientifically

20:55

proven to be probably the most

20:57

disgusting place on Earth. The cart. Nope.

20:59

Potato chips. Nope, produce. The

21:01

self checkout kiosk. Oh,

21:03

yeah. because you've got no Absolutely

21:06

no policing of anything. But how

21:08

much are you I can let I can let you are.

21:10

touching everything. touching the same

21:12

parts of it. everybody's touching the

21:15

part where it says pay now.

21:17

Everybody's touching the part where it says pay or credit

21:19

card. Should it

21:19

not be the standard that they want this down.

21:22

I would think they probably are doing that. You you would

21:24

think they probably do or they probably

21:26

should. But if

21:28

if it's crowded, Are

21:29

they wiping it down after

21:32

every customer? No. They're waiting

21:34

through everybody to get no.

21:36

Waiting for everybody to get through and maybe they'll wipe it down

21:38

after. I bet a grocery store. Like,

21:40

Shnoke's is probably way better at that than if you were to go

21:42

to one of the big retail places. because they

21:44

when they're slammed, There's no way the there's no way

21:46

the wiping down between customers. So

21:49

compare that though to, let's say, a

21:51

non self and a non self checkout

21:53

and you go to cashier. who's touching money as

21:55

well, and then touching your bananas,

21:57

you know. Why you have to send your

21:58

bananas? That's

21:59

right. I got a banana in front of me, and I thought about

22:02

it. But, you know, so so I

22:04

mean, is that not the same they're touching

22:07

everything, plus other

22:08

people's money, which I guess is a At

22:10

least there's a chance of the cashier wiping their

22:13

hands at some

22:15

point. And it's just

22:16

Yeah. Yeah. And it's one person.

22:19

But you're still touching the keypad

22:20

if you're using your card? Sure.

22:23

They're just saying the self

22:26

checkout. The self checkout kiosks are

22:28

Never

22:29

thought about that. didn't either. Tessa

22:31

was a big article in the New York Post about this, a

22:33

new Things are like a jerk. self-service checkouts

22:35

may be an efficient way to stop, but with the

22:38

when when convenience comes aside of feces.

22:41

There's

22:44

two particles everywhere. Yeah. Just don't forget it.

22:47

Self checkouts are often covered in

22:49

harmful bacteria, some of which are

22:51

found in fecal matter. According

22:53

to the experiment conducted by the Liverpool

22:55

School of Travel Go Medicine, in the

22:57

UK and backed by the NHS

22:59

public health officials. We

23:01

live in a bacterial world. Bacterial microbes

23:04

are everywhere. and we come in contact with him all day

23:06

every day. And as the doctor will

23:07

analyze all these swabs. Scientists

23:10

swab nineteen items that people touch every

23:12

day such as handrails, door

23:15

handles, keyboards, and self-service

23:17

checkouts, analyze them at a lab. They

23:19

found many of the items contained high

23:23

bacterial loads. And according to the doctor, the results

23:25

from the

23:25

self-service checkouts were particularly

23:28

alarming as they contained five types

23:30

of bacteria that are

23:32

known to cause disease in people,

23:34

including a

23:34

bacteria found in

23:37

booby.

23:37

There he

23:40

is.

23:40

The number

23:41

of bacteria found on items was concerning

23:43

since so many people touched self

23:46

checkout counters daily and could potentially ill

23:48

if infected by them. And

23:50

you're all touching

23:52

the same parts of

23:55

the screen.

23:55

Mhmm. Yeah.

23:57

now Everybody's grabbing

23:58

the scanner. Everybody's hitting

24:00

that. Everybody's grabbing the bags. It's not like

24:02

you can go. I'm gonna be different here

24:04

and do this. It's all the

24:06

same. And it's thinking

24:08

the store is nice and warm. Somebody

24:10

says,

24:10

I use my knuckle when I touch a screen.

24:13

What's that matter? It's still your hands, man.

24:15

I wonder if this is a because

24:17

there's a that company there's

24:19

a company from the UK that is

24:22

they're the ones that this year have announced they're got the chips ready, you

24:24

know, to put your hand up there. Yeah. It's like

24:26

This seems like a good advertisement for them.

24:29

Somebody also just said that their wife manages

24:31

a Walmart, and they have a sanitizer and a rag, and

24:33

they're supposed to wipe them off after every customer. But when

24:35

they're busy, they can't have you ever seen

24:37

that happen? Never. Not one time. I mean,

24:39

I think maybe maybe when, like, they're they're breaking

24:42

down. Like or not when they're busy, but they're slow.

24:44

They're slow. Yeah. I whenever

24:45

I work there, we would wipe

24:47

it down quite frequently because it got

24:50

gross very quick if you didn't. Yeah. But if it's a

24:52

rush, that's when I even in that you had

24:54

to because it get You couldn't scan things.

24:56

You know, there's Some food coming

24:58

across. Oh. Somebody said we had we had made

25:00

fun of Walmart plus do you remember that

25:02

Walmart plus? when it's like That's

25:04

just the grocery one? Yeah. Yeah. It's

25:06

it's the basically, you order stuff and it's

25:08

basically Instacart pick up. Oh, okay.

25:10

And this person says, remember when you guys made fun

25:12

of that? baked front of people for paying for

25:14

Walmart plus. That's such a waste of money. And if you

25:16

pay for this here an idiot, you guys said that. I don't

25:18

touch a damn thing on that register, so maybe not so much

25:20

of a waste. Okay. But now You're

25:22

putting your groceries and stuff together. Yeah. I don't

25:24

know. Even if we did though, but still that who

25:26

somebody's touching your groceries? putting all

25:28

that stuff together. So that you're not you're do you're actually doing

25:30

a disservice because you don't know how your version's got that

25:32

cable with the cashier or that one

25:34

person's touching it. You are as opposed to

25:36

a million people touching the same

25:39

thing.

25:39

the But I think the

25:40

trick is quit using antibacterial soap

25:43

so you can have strong defense system in there. Maybe

25:45

maybe it's good to get some immunity. by

25:47

the chance. Yeah. Be fine. You know,

25:49

build out some immunity.

25:51

Thank

25:51

you, doctor. But the whole fecal

25:54

bacteria thing is yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

25:56

Yeah.

25:58

We're

25:58

ah

25:59

surrounded by poop. We are surrounded by

26:02

them. Now

26:02

when it comes to

26:03

getting sick,

26:06

how loose are you with the definition of

26:08

sick day?

26:12

I I usually I have person does

26:14

the person have to be physically ill

26:16

or does I'm sick of

26:18

working count? for okay. If

26:20

I'm the boss, if you don't

26:22

feel like you can come into work and do you at a

26:24

hundred percent and you wanna tell me you're sick, why

26:26

we have built in sick days for you to take them

26:28

so you could get better. If it's me

26:30

personally, I have to be incapacitated.

26:32

We don't have built in sick This is a

26:34

totally different thing. Because I would say in

26:36

any other job, I would have been sick today.

26:38

Because I'm I'm I'm legitimately

26:41

light headed right now? Uh-huh. I have not slept in

26:43

multiple days. And this morning, I

26:45

thought any other thing I would be

26:47

doing, it would be

26:47

unacceptable for me to be in end of

26:50

work. but look where I am. You're here.

26:51

Well, thank you for your service. I'm

26:54

actually here. And

26:56

we didn't say That's not gonna

26:58

do. room. And that's not

27:00

what I'm saying. But I am saying that I feel,

27:02

like, one hundred percent garbage. I'm

27:05

light headed.

27:05

I don't know. You're not contagious.

27:07

You're not contagious. I mean, you know, you're not

27:09

sick. You're not like No. But sick.

27:12

But that's that's inevitably next

27:14

for me. No. Well, thank God you got a

27:16

couple days to recharge. sleep in tomorrow.

27:19

Yeah. And but

27:21

I'm saying, like, I'm I'm I'm I'm legitimate. I'm

27:23

I'm I'm saying most people in this condition

27:26

should not be somewhere doing

27:28

anything. I mean, goodness. If I was like driving a

27:30

forklift today or something, I would be

27:32

a liability. This would be a dangerous

27:34

thing for me to be at work

27:36

if I had heavy machinery -- Yes. -- on the

27:38

docket. Today's a good day to park it and leave

27:40

the forks about neck high for people when

27:42

I walk Yeah. I was just

27:44

saying the sick day for me back

27:46

in the day at least was

27:48

if it's really nice outside,

27:49

It's time to go. Yeah. If I'm sick, I'm gonna work. But

27:52

if it's beautiful, aside, and I get a day off,

27:54

let's do it. What do they call it? The the brown bottle

27:56

flu? Mhmm. You're when you hung

27:58

over. Yeah. That's the Braun bottle flow. I never heard of it. I

27:59

I never heard of it. sounds awesome. The

28:02

Braun Have you heard that term? For sure.

28:04

For sure, Braun bottle flow. And one

28:06

of the I know this is this is not

28:08

something to be like, but one

28:10

of the things I am very proud of is

28:12

that even at my most

28:14

disastrous drunken stages and

28:16

going out and drinking forty beers. I

28:19

never once, whether it be the shoe store,

28:21

whether it be this job, whether I never

28:23

in a million years took off work. because

28:25

I was hungover.

28:27

never Never. Again, a

28:28

hero. Thank you. You're

28:31

the nurse. no. I'm saying,

28:33

you can't get me and not get got there. No.

28:35

No. No. I'm saying, like, you would think that

28:37

after, you know, my going out and drinking

28:39

thirty five beers and me saying I never was

28:41

I never was throwing up at night. People would

28:44

throw up at nights and they would feel better the next morning.

28:46

That never happened to me. I was just hung over,

28:48

but I never took off work. because I wanna

28:50

that took off work for being hungover. So there were a

28:52

thousand thousand Americans polled.

28:54

And forty eight percent think you should be

28:56

able to take a paid

28:58

sick day whenever. But here's the

29:01

thing. At the like,

29:02

at this particular

29:04

place of of of work, like,

29:06

so Harman, we don't have like you

29:08

don't have, like, five sick days. If you're

29:10

sick, you stay

29:11

home. Yeah. That's that's what

29:13

I meant by that's what I meant by built

29:15

in sick days. It's hey, if you

29:17

can't come into work you are legit sick, you will not be working

29:20

today. Yeah. Just take

29:21

a day and get and get better. A lot of places like that.

29:23

A lot of places have You

29:25

have seven sick days, and that's it for the year. And then you gotta start

29:27

taking vacation days. No. So

29:30

I think here

29:31

in this particular, unless you're sick,

29:34

Like, really sick? Then take a vacation

29:37

day. That's my

29:38

opinion. Like, unless you're

29:40

legit sick, just use a vacation

29:43

day. Yeah.

29:43

So forty

29:46

eight percent think you should be able to take a paid sick

29:48

day whenever. Thirty seven

29:50

percent said there has to be an actual

29:53

illness. and fourteen percent

29:53

are not sure where they stand on them. But

29:55

people were asked about different scenarios, and this

29:57

is where people are savage.

29:59

People were asked about

30:01

different scenarios and whether each one

30:03

is good enough for

30:05

a sick day.

30:06

k.

30:07

So if you

30:08

have just a cold, is that enough for a sick

30:11

day?

30:13

Depends on what you do, man. Yes.

30:15

It depends on what you do. And it depends on

30:17

the severity of the cold. I agree with

30:20

that. Nineteen percent don't think you should get a

30:22

sick day for just the cold. The

30:24

flu

30:24

Yeah. That's a sick day. Yeah. For

30:27

sure. That's a sick day.

30:29

That's two sick days. That's

30:31

however many sick days you

30:33

need to not spread the flu around the office. Ninth, I'm

30:35

sorry, eight percent of people still

30:37

don't think that's a good enough reason.

30:39

What? I hope they're

30:42

Boston. I hope they're not

30:44

Boston. I'm just saying this sounds like a love. They should

30:46

not be in any management position.

30:49

How about COVID? Of course.

30:51

Of course. There are people that say that that's

30:54

not seven percent of the thousand people

30:56

polled said, that's not a sick

30:58

day. Oh, my.

31:00

So

31:03

what did it take a vacation

31:05

day or spread it? I don't know.

31:07

What about doctor's appointment? What if you

31:09

have a doctor's appointment? You schedule your

31:11

doctor's appointment when you are on

31:13

lunch or you are not at lunch. Sometimes

31:16

you can't, man. you know that better than

31:18

anybody else. Sometimes you can't do that. Okay. Well,

31:20

then that's fine. Then is that a sick thing?

31:22

Then you clock out, go to your doctors, we're

31:24

gonna come back. I mean, I don't I

31:26

don't really Yeah. But what if that's not an option? Is that a sick day?

31:28

Is is there or is that a vacation day?

31:30

Like, what what what are your options here?

31:32

Vacation day or

31:32

sick day. I

31:35

think that

31:35

I think

31:37

it's gonna fall under sick days. Yeah. because it's

31:39

preventative. It's all that. Yeah. That goes I think

31:41

it's a health

31:42

alpha thing. Although

31:43

you could say, taking a mental health day is a sick day.

31:46

Yeah.

31:46

Go on

31:47

and start going down that road. But I think

31:49

a doctor I think a doctor's appointment

31:52

is Take

31:52

a sick day for that. Yeah. It's kind of a definition. Think

31:54

I'll get with that. What about

31:56

the

31:56

dentist?

31:58

I mean, same thing? Is it the same

31:59

thing? You just said health. You just said a

32:02

doctor's appointment. Well, yeah. I

32:04

mean, doctor

32:06

twelve percent said no, do not take a sick day for

32:08

for a doctor's appointment. Fourteen

32:10

percent said the same about the dentist.

32:12

And, yes,

32:13

I know. dentist to doctors. I'm gonna

32:15

I'm gonna say, you

32:16

know, if you go to your general

32:18

practitioner doctor versus

32:21

going to

32:21

a dentist, there's a difference. If

32:24

you go for your six month cleaning Yep. It's

32:26

the same thing as a checkup. Well, it's actually

32:28

more than a checkup. It's

32:30

more than a more than a general

32:33

practitioner checkup. if

32:33

you're going for a cleaning. Is

32:35

it not? I I would

32:38

tend to agree with that. Yeah. At least in

32:40

this country,

32:41

feeling mentally

32:44

overwhelmed is that enough

32:46

for

32:46

a sick day?

32:48

And that's that's where you get into the real. Like,

32:50

is this a sick day or not? Like,

32:52

that's that's to me where you really get into it.

32:54

It totally is. if you're not a person

32:56

that takes advantage of it, which

32:59

is where the trouble lies. But that's what vacation

33:01

days are for. Interesting

33:03

gray

33:04

area. Right.

33:07

It's definitely a gray area. I get it. I I think

33:09

I've evolved some over the past couple of

33:11

years, and I know Some people

33:13

are struggling. And and I think you have if you're having a

33:15

mental health crisis, yes,

33:18

take a sick day. Somebody

33:20

says Having an actual mental

33:22

health crisis and you

33:24

just can't. You literally I

33:27

can't I can't. Then

33:29

don't. take a

33:30

sick day. Somebody says here that

33:32

if you go to

33:35

if you have

33:35

a doctor's appointment, you need to take that off. That's

33:37

a personal day, not a sick day. That's like you're

33:39

taking a personal day. And you you could take

33:42

personal days. You could take a personal day. I'm

33:44

gonna take a personal day here. I know. Is that the same

33:46

as vacation day? Yeah. hundred,

33:48

haven't they moved personal day and sick days

33:50

the same thing? I think that's kind

33:52

of the thing now.

33:55

I

33:55

would say I don't know. I've worked the same place for twenty years, so

33:57

I'm I don't know what's going on. I think a lot of because

33:59

they didn't want people to feel bad for

34:01

calling in six you have to say it's a

34:03

personal day, so that way they don't ask. They're just like,

34:05

alright. My step has changed here. Let step has

34:08

changed here in my ten years. So

34:10

if it's In your twenty years, I'm sure it's

34:12

changed. The policies and different

34:14

things, we're not

34:14

paying attention as much because we need to

34:16

take things off for anything anyway. Maybe

34:19

that's a maybe, but it's not paying attention. Mhmm. God,

34:21

I know there's sick days and others

34:23

vacation days. That's

34:24

that's my two options. Those

34:27

are my

34:28

two options, sick day, vacation day. That's

34:30

those are my options. Now as

34:32

far as the mental health thing, Again, if

34:34

you're having a natural mental health crisis, yes, by all means,

34:38

take a day. But there are

34:39

somebody some people that definitely

34:41

take advantage of that.

34:44

Sorry. So

34:44

twenty three

34:46

percent say if you're

34:48

feeling

34:48

mentally overwhelmed, they say suck it

34:52

up buttercup. And that drops to twelve percent if it's

34:54

an

34:54

actual mental health crisis, though.

34:57

So

34:58

basically, one of

35:00

eight people's think you should still

35:02

come in to work if you're having a psychotic

35:04

breakdown? Somebody just

35:04

texted me and said that

35:07

they earn eight hours of six times six

35:09

times every month. So you could take them for a

35:11

doctor, a dentist appointment, a cold, whatever you want, but

35:13

you get eight hours for,

35:16

hey, This is for your health. If you wanna take the full day, you could take the full day.

35:18

If you need to go to a doctor's appointment, you could take an hour,

35:20

and then you got seven left. So and

35:22

then put, I could take however many

35:26

I want. if I have it available. You maxed on sitting at her let's

35:28

shower. I'm going to Cancun, and I want an

35:30

extra day. Can I now use my sick day? I don't

35:34

know.

35:34

Have I gone to

35:36

a funeral?

35:37

Is that a

35:38

sick day or a vacation day?

35:41

Yeah, man. I wanna

35:42

say some companies have say

35:45

some companies have, like, you get a bereavement day.

35:47

Like, my lady works at the

35:49

hospital. and she gets, I think, a

35:51

bereavement day a month maybe. Let's say

35:53

you let's say you don't

35:55

because a hospital clearly is a

35:57

bit more understanding as far as that categorization. Right. Let's say you work at

35:59

at Cisco. What if you don't get

36:02

that? What what

36:04

would you plan for? Yeah. Well,

36:06

I don't know. I guess whatever allows you to get

36:08

off work for the day because you need to. Yeah.

36:12

Well, let's say you got an even amount

36:14

and and very few. Let's say you got two sick

36:16

days for the rest. It's July.

36:19

You get two sick days and two vacation days. What

36:21

are you doing? Oh, man. You did not

36:23

budget your time. Right?

36:26

Hey, Chris. We got we got five we got five back of the

36:28

first half of the year. We got five different

36:30

emails that say, they work at companies, and

36:32

these are all

36:34

different people all different companies that they work at companies where, this

36:36

year, last year, post

36:38

pandemic, sick days, personal

36:40

days, blah blah, all that's gone. You

36:43

get ten days. parent's it. You get ten days in how you want. If

36:45

it's a vacation day, if it's a personal day, if it's a

36:47

sick day, you get ten days that you can

36:50

use. However you want, we won't ask you

36:52

any questions. you let us know as long

36:54

as it's approved, you get ten days over

36:56

done. Yeah. But it

36:58

sucks though if I legit got the flu and I need

37:00

three days off. I know. Now I'm

37:02

cutting in my vacation. Burned. Yeah. So and

37:04

that's the only issue is you're gonna

37:06

have you're gonna have a lot of people that are, like, stoked

37:08

on that. and then they burn three days on the flu and they're like, this isn't fair. I'm in

37:10

when they shouldn't be coming in. Bunch of

37:12

bunch of people are saying that it's all, like,

37:15

everything's been changed they don't use

37:17

that language anymore sick day, personal day

37:20

vacation. It's all PTO. It's all paid

37:22

time off. Okay.

37:22

That's what it is. PTO paid

37:24

time off. Okay. That's what they say. of its PTO,

37:27

PTO, PTO, PTO, that's it. Alright. To

37:29

go to a

37:29

funeral, seventeen percent say, no to

37:31

a sick day. to have surgery. Yes. I

37:33

would say that's a

37:34

sick day. Yeah. But six percent still don't think

37:36

you should get a sick day for that. What if

37:39

it's for

37:39

funzy's surgery? Like

37:41

a new knee? Yeah. New knee. I'm

37:44

getting new knees.

37:46

Well, I mean, look, what

37:47

about legit like a nose job?

37:49

Yeah. Well,

37:49

how what what does that count? What about a boob job?

37:51

Well, would you not say that's vacation? I mean, you you

37:54

could argue for that? Yeah. I could argue

37:56

for that. There are psych surgery. There are some companies like me. And when

37:58

I got weight loss surgery, they deemed

38:00

it to be a medical procedure for

38:02

my life. life

38:04

saving. But But, okay, for

38:06

example, like, I have a

38:08

ton of excess skin, and I'm

38:10

probably nearing the point to where I

38:12

could be

38:14

eligible skin removal surgery, but I

38:16

have to

38:16

have my doctor approve

38:18

that for medical reasons.

38:21

If I out of pocket went and paid for it, I

38:23

bet I don't get time off here. I could

38:26

take time

38:26

off here, but I'm saying, I bet it's

38:28

not covered under the hey, he had a medical procedure, so it's covered.

38:31

What is that called?

38:34

What is it called? I What?

38:36

Long term loss or

38:38

disability? Yeah. But it's something else.

38:40

FMLA. Yes. Okay. That's

38:42

family leave medical act. Right. That's true for

38:44

someone else. Yeah. Now

38:46

So so what you're thinking? So so yeah.

38:49

So, like, I don't know if I'd be eligible for that because

38:51

of that surgery, but I was the other there

38:53

was only one situation where most people agreed, sick days

38:55

should not be allowed. One

38:57

situation. fifty

39:00

six percent of us don't think you should be able to get a sick date to go

39:02

interview for another job. Oh,

39:04

yeah. Wow. So, yeah, a lot of

39:06

your boss

39:07

if that's what you're up to, but Yeah.

39:09

That's oh, that's the only situation.

39:12

That's it.

39:12

about your own injuries.

39:14

Yeah. If you have COVID, yes.

39:17

Take a sick day. Stay I I will stay

39:19

home. Your your boss will be

39:22

understanding. Oh, I hope, please. And if

39:24

they're not, then you need

39:26

to find some place else to work because that's a terrible place. Stay away. Terrible place.

39:28

Yeah. It's all interesting.

39:31

Another another on

39:33

Another interesting article

39:35

I read, and maybe

39:37

this does tie into a fecal matter

39:39

on No. No.

39:41

fecal matter on -- Not on that. -- self checkout

39:44

kiosks. Mall food courts

39:46

are dying.

39:48

That

39:48

surprises you in what way. No.

39:50

It doesn't surprise me at all because it was a big article in Forbes Magazine about

39:54

food courts going

39:56

the way

39:57

of the dinosaur. like your

39:59

your

39:59

typical mall food

40:01

court is a

40:03

a dying dying

40:05

thing. And how many good

40:07

memories do you have of of

40:09

high

40:09

school? Oh, all of them. Going to the

40:11

mall food court. the

40:13

Crestwood Plaza food court down in the basement there was

40:16

so kinda nasty

40:18

in a great way. As I'm saying, it was nasty

40:20

and all those tables and the

40:22

floors were sticky and the tables were sticky. Who knows? What they you what

40:25

rags they're using to wipe everything down? It

40:27

was a New York

40:29

style pizza place. that I

40:31

think was called the New York style pizza place,

40:34

something like that. You sure it wasn't

40:36

Savaros? No. No. It wasn't.

40:38

I I assure you we were not

40:40

there in Crestwood. it was We

40:42

weren't fancy enough to have a tomorrow. So now

40:44

I think it was called New York Slice or something like

40:46

that. Anyways, you get that. You eat with your fingers and

40:48

you just go a few feet over to Exela

40:50

Rama and put your nasty, eat foody hands --

40:52

Yeah. -- all over the games. It was

40:54

good. It was the best. And I'm pretty

40:57

sure they didn't clean the floor down there.

40:59

That's how we built up our munities, guys. That's

41:01

why that's why we get sick all

41:03

that time. Yeah. But when was the last time

41:05

you aided them all food court? I don't

41:07

remember. To be honest with you, I can't really

41:09

remember the last time I went to a mall. I think I went to

41:11

West County Mall sometime last year during the year.

41:14

Well, the West County Mall. That food court actually

41:16

does okay. Is it does it still

41:18

do okay? When was the last time you were up

41:20

there? Not recently?

41:22

Wait. I mean, for me, yes, recently.

41:26

And, I mean, all the spots are

41:28

filled? So all the restaurants there because it's up

41:30

in the upper corner. Right?

41:32

If you go into the mall, the top

41:34

right

41:34

corner if you're looking from the entrance.

41:36

Mhmm. Looking past the dragon's

41:38

breastplate, depending on where you come in. Okay. It's

41:40

it's on the upper floor in one in one of

41:43

the corners. Yeah.

41:43

It's under it's it's

41:46

under the Dick's Sporting Goods third floor.

41:48

Yeah. So it's on the second floor at

41:50

the end. And it says, well, I'm

41:52

telling you that that's that's what the fees

41:54

open? All all in full as far as,

41:56

like, a Restaurant vendors? Yeah. think so. And and it's got the

41:58

the pretzel thing in the in the kiosk in the

42:00

very front. Then it's got the ice cream dragon's

42:02

breast stuff over on the side. Mhmm.

42:05

And then it's from what I remember. It's got everything

42:07

too. It's that it's from Chick fil

42:09

A to sushi and whatever

42:12

else. It's III think that it's still doing

42:14

well. It's one of the few that when you look at it, you

42:16

go, oh, look at that. There's people in there. The

42:18

one of the Galleria, which I haven't been

42:19

doing a

42:22

long time, This was a restaurant. the

42:24

basement. And that had a

42:26

had a pretty rocking food court

42:28

there in the last hour's there. Yeah. And

42:32

the it was funny a few months ago. My

42:34

wife was at the Galleria and it was close to

42:36

dinner time to say, hey, should

42:37

I just grab some food

42:39

from the food court. So she did and brought it home. It was

42:41

awesome. Yeah. Right. That was

42:44

fun. Dude, this is

42:46

an actual Post that

42:48

is in the back of a kitchen of a popular

42:50

restaurant here in town. And it said, if

42:52

you need to call in, this is your list

42:54

of to dos. Number one, exhaust all efforts

42:56

of finding a replacement. You should have all

42:58

employees numbers programmed into your phone.

43:00

Number two, call the building. Number

43:02

three, call the kitchen. Number four, texture manager. Colin

43:05

policy is posted next to this breakdown.

43:07

We follow this procedure as the

43:09

food cannot wait.

43:12

Our department of small and event of a call in running short handed is nearly

43:14

impossible as we all know. Thank you for your

43:16

continued loyalty to each other and other residents.

43:19

the kitchen doesn't get sick, we just

43:21

get stronger. Well, I understand that because

43:23

especially restaurants are so short staffed. You need

43:25

to make sure you're covered. I

43:28

I get that, but I get that. Yikes.

43:30

Yeah. But if

43:31

somebody's out, you need to

43:32

make sure you're covered. Yeah. So

43:34

there's a kitchen wall shutdown. Dude, this is this much we got

43:37

thirty emails. I got ten social

43:39

media messages. This is the general

43:41

consensus of it. Does

43:44

The sick day thing is completely changed because of COVID. If you have the

43:46

sniffles, you stay the hell at home. That's the

43:48

policy. You stay at home. Where the breakdown and

43:50

where that kind of the comes

43:53

is if you get paid or

43:54

not. That's

43:55

the thing. Like, it's not

43:57

you're gonna get penalized. You're not gonna get penalized

43:59

for not coming in if you're sick. but

44:01

the confusion and the hey, what happens here is, do I get paid for

44:03

this day or not? Yeah.

44:08

forgot what I was talking about. I

44:10

bet you that's drastically different too from from one career

44:14

the rear to

44:15

the next. whether whether you get paid. You know? And and

44:17

I bet you a lot of people now. A lot of

44:19

places are like, the whole sniffles thing and you

44:22

stay and you stay home, we're done with

44:24

that. Yeah.

44:26

Yeah. That's a that's a hundred percent in it, man.

44:28

People are more more

44:30

sensitive to it. You got a

44:34

cough? You stay home. And and somebody else chimed in and said, you know,

44:36

think about before the pandemic, people

44:38

were coming into work violently ill.

44:41

like, violently ill. afraid to take a septic. Now

44:44

it's more acceptable. Yeah. And as an

44:46

employer

44:46

That's the that's the one, if you

44:48

wanna say, positive that came out of the past couple

44:50

years, It's, hey, if you're sick stay home.

44:52

Yeah. You're right. shouldn't feel bad about that. Because an

44:54

employer doesn't want four of you

44:56

sick. Yeah. The the

44:57

two let's and the the

44:59

people that grew up in the two thousands in those disease riddled food courts,

45:01

I mean, that's that's why we have strong immune

45:03

systems, god only help our children that

45:05

haven't left the

45:08

house. You know, they're not exposed to any of that. I

45:10

know you you I know you're rolling your eyes, but

45:12

I mean, I know you were kind of serious when you

45:16

said that. Yeah. I mean, I think to a degree, we may be

45:18

inflating the importance

45:20

of

45:20

the discussing Crestwood Plaza

45:24

food court,

45:24

but, you know Well, I want it as

45:26

they have, unless we'll talk about it. Show me the

45:28

data. We'll talk about the food courts. I know

45:30

I had a whole list of

45:33

our favorite food court things,

45:35

but we'll we'll talk about that one. Did you ever go

45:37

to the Christmas one? No.

45:39

It was already I think it was

45:41

already gone. It was already gone. I went to grocery store, like, three times in

45:43

my life. That was it, man. And it was

45:45

awesome. I had my my Why

45:47

did that close? Oh,

45:49

buddy. Well, it closed. Well after it closed.

45:52

Do you know what I'm saying?

45:54

Crestwood

45:54

Plaza Mall closed in two thousand

45:56

thirteen. Remember there was a like somebody

45:58

bought it and

45:59

then

45:59

kinda let her

46:01

just slowly die. Oh, really?

46:03

That's what happened? Well, before what was

46:05

the what was the company that was buying, like, Westfield or something

46:07

like that? I think they eventually ended

46:09

up with it. But before that,

46:11

it went from one

46:13

owner the next because I changed a logo and,

46:16

like, kinda tried to save it, but

46:18

everybody was it was just a

46:20

mass exodus. and it wasn't the same kind of thing. I think they lost one of department

46:22

stores maybe or some something on the end. Oh,

46:24

one of the one of the anchors to call that. May Once

46:26

you lose one of those anchors, Yeah.

46:29

It was, like, because Sears or Macy's in the other one. I don't

46:31

think there was ever a Macy's. There was a Dillard's

46:33

on one side and a famous bar on the

46:35

other. And I think famous bar went

46:37

out of business. And then And then The famous part changed

46:39

the mix. one domino goes down and Oh, is that what happened?

46:41

Macy's bought that All thing for us. Man, I just

46:43

know that at at the

46:45

at its peak, it

46:47

was, like, the

46:47

perfect, like, boutique mall

46:50

because it wasn't it wasn't a boutique mall, but

46:52

it wasn't, like, a giant.

46:54

It was just the perfect size, especially if

46:56

you lived a

46:57

block away. Yeah. I always go to the Nanyuent

46:59

mall. That was that was the big ball. The big

47:01

mall by my house. The Nanyuent

47:04

mall. was awesome. Just ride our bike down there. Yeah, man. bike out

47:06

front, spent all day. Yep. I had my favorite

47:08

bike parking spot. We we

47:11

just spent so much time. And, you

47:13

know, you'd all you have to do is have a couple bucks in your pocket. Yep. You could five bucks could

47:15

last the entire day. You could walk

47:17

out with a meal

47:19

and some paw and baseball cards and have enough to play a

47:21

couple arcade games in this arcade. And this and this

47:23

was turtles. This is still the time, like, the

47:25

value menu or whatever that you could get a burger

47:27

and fries for

47:30

two bucks. Oh, yeah. Like, things We're actually a doll

47:32

on. Well, New York slice a

47:34

pizza. That's alright. Dollar a quarter. I

47:36

gotta I gotta go to what that

47:38

company was. I swear

47:40

it was You know, we had pizza place by by

47:42

our school. And I believe

47:43

it was a dollar and a quarter for

47:45

for a slice. And you get a big

47:47

giant ass ass. The pizza was incredible

47:49

too. It was, like,

47:52

uniquely, probably not great, but

47:54

as a kid, he was doing well. This is Mhmm.

47:56

Yeah. It was. It was

47:58

it was sustenance. It it just had a particular flavor that

48:00

only was at that place.

48:02

So just get used to it. Alright. We

48:04

have to I

48:07

guess shut down the votes for the

48:08

I'm getting nervous. Sure. Alright. Maybe

48:10

we should take a break.

48:13

Wow. Let's Okay. Here's what

48:16

we're gonna do. We're gonna take

48:17

a break. Okay. And we'll come

48:20

back and we'll crown the official

48:22

Craigslist for of the year. I want

48:24

I don't want it to shoe horn it in before

48:26

the break. This is a

48:27

big deal. This is

48:30

a big deal. Your votes have been counted?

48:32

No. The trophy's not in the

48:34

room because we don't have it

48:36

probably not the rooms when on area yet. It

48:38

would

48:38

It's like the wheel and the you know, the Stanley Cup is in the

48:41

building. No. The trophy is not in

48:43

the building. You know? We we look

48:45

at it like the Stanley Cup. We look at this like a world

48:47

series ring or like an NBA championship ring or

48:49

the Stanley Cup. It'll be awarded next year. Yeah.

48:51

At the beginning of the season, it's a world championship.

48:53

away for the beginning of So you gotta wait for

48:55

it to one then they it off and put the name on it and then look at

48:58

it. Right. And then it gets a tour. Yeah. Yeah.

49:00

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53:17

Remy. Alright. I think it's

53:19

time, guys. I think it's time to come

53:21

down

53:21

to this. to crown the

53:24

official Craigslist

53:26

freak of the year.

53:32

Matching the

53:36

pageantry. This right here is when you have

53:38

the guy

53:38

that is oddly whispering

53:41

over loud music and he goes, it's

53:43

a moment that they've

53:46

worked forever

53:48

to achieve. And today,

53:51

that moment, that

53:54

dream becomes

53:56

a reality.

53:56

for one of

53:58

these three individuals.

53:59

It's been a magical

54:02

competition. It's

54:05

been a hell of a year, and it

54:07

comes down to these three.

54:11

Scottson Pollack. Take a back.

54:13

You want me to give the

54:16

recap now? twisted sister

54:19

or cars like

54:22

you. Those are all.

54:24

Greek statins.

54:26

And thank you

54:28

for all your votes.

54:30

And who will

54:32

we be putting on

54:34

that brand new trophy? One of

54:37

those three names will be etched

54:39

on nothing. And position number one,

54:41

the first position on

54:44

that trophy. really, we're not gonna take the other ones and put them on there because

54:46

the other ones could just be unscrewed. Oh, you

54:48

think we should? I I think if it's a

54:50

trophy, it should be Otto.

54:52

Are we just retiring this into the

54:54

hall? Yeah. I think we just retire that one in. Okay.

54:56

And just start anew. Alright. That works.

54:58

I mean, the Stanley Cup has evolved in many

55:01

different way shapes and forms, but all of the champions are represented on

55:03

the now. They will remove rings. Not they're

55:05

all not on there. Be

55:07

sure Oh, how much hundred percent? But in the hall, I

55:09

mean, like, it's represented. I mean, the one that

55:11

you can put it still. I mean

55:13

So this will be just putting the hall as

55:16

it's the hall as this is the

55:18

OG list of champions.

55:20

That's it. That's the that

55:22

plaque. That's its own thing. Yes. No. That

55:24

I'm not taken the championship away from them. Gotcha.

55:26

Okay. But then they're brand new trophy. Yeah. Not all of

55:28

us down the cup champions are on the Stanley Cup. Okay.

55:31

They take reins

55:31

off that day. Yeah. They've been doing

55:33

it for a couple of two for you.

55:35

Just a few. Just a

55:38

few. Alright. So, Tony, if you would, shut down

55:40

the votes. Is it available? And

55:42

here we go. Who is the

55:44

official. Craig's free of

55:47

the In my head,

55:49

I just pictured all that a

55:51

poppin' circumstance and you go, nominee number five. Here's the percentage play.

55:58

third place place.

56:00

With ten point one percent of

56:02

you out, the bronze medal goes

56:06

to because light year. because light

56:08

year was the guy at the

56:10

funeral who saw what

56:12

he believes to be potentially

56:14

his cousin. and he got turned

56:16

on so much that he had to run to the

56:18

bathroom and take care of business. A

56:20

very respectable

56:22

I think so. I told you when you

56:24

were a competitor. apologize. I don't think

56:27

anybody would have been a competitor

56:29

to to the

56:32

eventual winner. I think you could've put any of the ads that

56:34

we had in the past up against them and

56:36

nothing. I will just say that the

56:38

it was a blowout. the

56:41

finals was a blow. I'm not saying that

56:43

because of what our runner-up

56:46

is. Runaround

56:48

with twelve point four

56:50

percent of your vote with a silver medal. I got it

56:52

though. It took me a second. Scats and

56:55

Pollak. That's the guy that

56:57

wanted basically to That

57:00

means are you are you sharing? Are you sharing? What are you doing

57:02

to get disciplined? They had to

57:05

involve duty. Our project

57:07

with fecal matter. His wasn't

57:09

good enough anymore, anyone at the yard. They're like,

57:12

okay. Before you continue reading

57:14

this online posting, I no. No. No. No. No.

57:16

No. No. No. Where does it go?

57:18

My dieter change drastically. Yep. That's it. I I

57:20

can't stop and appreciate the stool that I've been

57:22

leaving behind. Can't stop

57:24

one stop. Can't stop one stop. Can't stop

57:26

one stop. remarkable, the colors, the different textures, the designs, or

57:28

dress. And ladies and

57:30

gentlemen, here you go.

57:33

The official

57:34

Craigslist

57:37

freak of the

57:39

year.

57:39

Whoa. Holy smokes. They were a

57:42

little early with the cannon. Usually announce

57:44

the winner that would there did

57:46

he go. Whoa. They're excited because there's a first involved here.

57:48

As ours first

57:50

our first female.

57:52

Oh, Yes. Big

57:54

of

57:55

the air is nominee number

57:57

two with seventy seven point five percent

57:59

of

57:59

your vote. Ladies

58:02

and gentlemen, twisted

58:05

sister. Do

58:05

I see it all the way

58:07

through? Ransom

58:10

graves, I know I'm not going to get much support,

58:12

but I just felt like coming

58:14

here will be therapeutic.

58:18

Last week, My brother and I went to the movies. We

58:20

had been hanging out a lot

58:22

since our mom and dad

58:24

died. After

58:26

movies, We went and got ice cream, and I can't

58:28

even begin to tell you

58:30

how we got there.

58:32

But we started to kiss

58:35

each other in the parking lot,

58:37

not just pecs on the

58:40

cheeks, really making out.

58:44

As as it is at first, I got so

58:46

turned on. After about ten

58:48

minutes, we stopped. He

58:50

didn't look embarrassed

58:52

at all. We didn't

58:54

speak at all during the ride

58:56

home. I know he loved

58:58

it. I could see that he

59:00

loved it. And now,

59:02

it's the only thing I think about.

59:04

I think I have to see this

59:06

through. I know it's

59:08

wrong. I know it

59:10

is. But I don't think I can ever get out of my

59:12

head without at least

59:14

knowing what it would be like to

59:16

go all the way

59:18

with him. I've been on birth

59:20

control since my teens.

59:22

So I know that that's not going to

59:24

be an issue. I

59:26

love him. He loves me. There

59:29

is no denying that. But what kind of

59:31

love is it? He made

59:34

the

59:34

first move

59:36

thoughts. The fact that the music stopped made way worse.

59:39

Made it way worse. You're

59:42

Craig's freaking

59:46

god. Man. So just

59:47

breaking down

59:48

the numbers here of all the passengers. Yeah.

59:50

Let's talk stats. We're talking stats here.

59:53

we've been doing the Craig's freak of the year

59:55

competition since twenty ten. Correct. This is

59:57

the twelfth freak of the year. This is the twelfth freak

59:59

of the year. unbelievable. Yes. So that ratio that

1:00:01

is one to twelve women to

1:00:04

men. Yeah. That's crazy.

1:00:06

Or one to eleven. Sounds like

1:00:08

a bar. So,

1:00:10

of all the freaks of the

1:00:12

year.

1:00:13

Two, have to

1:00:14

do a bodily fluids.

1:00:17

one One, Ed

1:00:18

is pretending to be no older than eighteen.

1:00:21

And nine nine of the

1:00:23

champions have something to do with

1:00:25

freaky family things. Mhmm. whether

1:00:27

it be step dad or actual

1:00:30

brothers or -- Mhmm.

1:00:32

-- my

1:00:32

son and your daughter and you and

1:00:34

me. And I mean, like, James Lewis, non

1:00:36

family and one pretending to be no older than

1:00:39

eighteen. There you go. There are

1:00:40

the numbers. Thanks. Do

1:00:43

you do you know

1:00:44

Do you know the pretend to be no older than eighteen? What that ad

1:00:47

was called?

1:00:48

Neil Young. Yep.

1:00:50

Neil Young.

1:00:52

Twenty

1:00:52

fifteen's champion. I

1:00:56

tried to flush these stories and names out

1:00:58

of my out of my

1:01:00

out of my memory, but -- There was one ad. -- some demo goblin?

1:01:03

There was one ad where we'd crowned the freak

1:01:05

of the year, and I was at the

1:01:07

Home Depot that afternoon. and

1:01:09

somebody stopped me

1:01:11

in one of the aisles and said, if I

1:01:13

find that freak of the year, I'm gonna kill them.

1:01:15

Uncle uncle Freeco. Was that

1:01:18

uncle Freeco? It was a random it was a what

1:01:20

year was that? Twenty fourteen. It

1:01:22

was a like, a random

1:01:24

person just stopped me in Home Depot.

1:01:28

Not realizing he's a listening There are

1:01:30

some ads that, like, when I see the name, the

1:01:32

ad, like, pops up like certain things, like

1:01:34

fruit of the womb. all I think about was

1:01:36

them describing the scallop shaped panties.

1:01:38

Yeah. Okay. Like, I hate that so

1:01:40

much. And then, like, you

1:01:41

know, a canned

1:01:44

ad camera. Remember that

1:01:45

one? Yeah. That's the stepdad with the with the cameras every matter.

1:01:47

Yeah. Oh, man. What a

1:01:49

walk down memory relating,

1:01:51

all guys. Right. Instead of retiring this and trying

1:01:54

to we just set this on fire. Oh, this

1:01:56

is right there. That should be

1:01:58

placed next to

1:01:59

Archie bunker's recliner in the Smithsonian. The craziest thing about

1:02:02

this, as I hold this in my hand, is

1:02:04

that my dad, John Patrico, and

1:02:06

this was

1:02:08

back in I think it was

1:02:10

like twenty fourteen when he started doing it. So eight years ago,

1:02:12

my dad walked into a

1:02:14

random trophy

1:02:16

shop and I need

1:02:18

to buy a plaque that says the Jerry

1:02:20

Sandusky Memorial plaque and

1:02:22

hear some of the names and

1:02:26

then goes, do

1:02:26

it for me. And

1:02:28

they went. Okay. Okay. Probably

1:02:31

not the weirdest thing that

1:02:33

they see. No.

1:02:36

Well, I mean, the cherry sandusky memorial plaque -- Yeah. -- from the

1:02:38

view of it. that I'm thinking about it. Yeah. Think

1:02:40

about it. Yes. Nice. You gotta think

1:02:42

about this. When we made this plaque,

1:02:45

We called it the Jerry Sandusky Memorial plaque

1:02:47

because all of that was going

1:02:49

on. It was like in the middle

1:02:51

of it. Yeah. And my dad walked in and goes, I

1:02:53

want a trophy with that on it. Oh, man. You're

1:02:56

right. I

1:02:56

mean, there's some strange people out there,

1:02:58

but I'm not sure if they're going to trade

1:03:02

trophy you

1:03:02

know. Trophy stores. Trophy

1:03:03

stores or Now the MACs and that

1:03:05

kind of stuff. Wow. There you go. There

1:03:07

it is. Competition's over. We'll see hey. We'll

1:03:09

see you in twenty

1:03:12

twenty. see those guys never again ever. Alright. Today

1:03:14

is December second back in the day

1:03:16

two hundred eighteen years ago,

1:03:19

In eighteen o four, Napoleon Bonaparte was

1:03:21

crowned emperor of France and

1:03:23

just as the pope was gonna place the crown

1:03:25

on his tiny head, he

1:03:27

grabbed it. and

1:03:28

put it on himself. Thirty

1:03:30

nine years ago today, nineteen eighty three, Michael Jackson's

1:03:32

fourteen minute thriller video

1:03:35

debuted on MTV.

1:03:37

Thirty six years ago nineteen

1:03:39

eighty six, I love Lucy

1:03:41

star Desjardins, dies of lung cancer at the age

1:03:43

of sixty nine, Twenty nine years

1:03:45

ago, nineteen ninety three Columbian drug lord, Pavel Escobar, was shot to death by

1:03:47

security forces in Medellin. God, if you

1:03:50

have

1:03:51

not seen narcos, Those first

1:03:53

two seasons are -- Yeah. -- amazing. so good.

1:03:55

Yeah. I've seen one episode, and that's

1:03:58

it. And I don't I don't know why. It's not like I

1:03:59

was not in, like, I loved it. The episode I saw was great. I just

1:04:02

that's one of the shows that always goes, even

1:04:04

though you know the story and you know how it's

1:04:06

gonna end. So well done. It's so good.

1:04:10

Yeah. And the Mandalorian guy is in it. What's

1:04:12

his

1:04:12

name? Pedro Pescu. Yeah. Dude, he's so good

1:04:14

in that. He is

1:04:18

Escobar. Right?

1:04:18

by right No.

1:04:19

No. He's one

1:04:20

of the Norco. He's who's Pablo Escobar? because that

1:04:22

dude was great. Right too. Right? They all said he was fantastic. He

1:04:24

was he was, like, the most memorable guy for, like,

1:04:26

three years. Yeah. Him sitting on that that

1:04:29

that bench swings. No. Petrobras Cal was one of the

1:04:31

one of the the agents. Yeah. Yeah.

1:04:33

Yeah. Twenty seven years ago,

1:04:35

nineteen ninety five, Roxy

1:04:37

Roker dies in the age of sixty six. Who's

1:04:40

she?

1:04:40

Elsie Roker. No.

1:04:43

Elsie Rokexy Roker.

1:04:45

I have no idea. It's funny kravats his mom. And she

1:04:47

was Helen Willis on the

1:04:49

Jefferson's. Oh, wow.

1:04:51

Twenty

1:04:52

five years ago, nineteen ninety seven, Goodwill Hunting had its premier. That was with

1:04:55

me at Damon as a janitor on

1:04:57

MIT, and earned vanadium, and

1:05:00

Matt Damon. a best original screenplay Oscar Robin Williams won best

1:05:02

supporting actor. And thirteen years

1:05:04

ago, today in two thousand nine,

1:05:06

Tiger Woods

1:05:08

publicly apologized for having an affair with a cocktail waitress

1:05:11

named Jamie Grubs. And that's what

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happened back in the day. No.

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hundred 0188 When

1:05:30

you have Alex Jones on your side from Info

1:05:32

Wars, you

1:05:34

know you've probably gone too far. You know you've gone way too

1:05:36

far when Alex Jones

1:05:38

from Infowars is telling you

1:05:40

to relax home. whole

1:05:42

thing. And that's exactly what happened with Kanye West

1:05:44

when he was in an interview with Alex Jones

1:05:46

when he said he likes Adolph Hitler

1:05:49

and the Nazi. fees. Now, Riz, I'm gonna have you play that audio

1:05:51

that's in there, but I have more quotes and I could

1:05:54

break things down a little bit if you need.

1:05:56

For a for first of

1:05:58

all, did you see what he was wearing?

1:05:59

Yeah. That's his thing now. He wears that, like, I'll

1:06:02

ever like, every once in a while. This is not the first time

1:06:04

people have seen him in this. It is like he's

1:06:06

wearing one of those, like, green suits, one of

1:06:08

those spandex green suits or suit, but just

1:06:10

on his face. I think it's just a cold a

1:06:12

balaclava. I'm sorry, what?

1:06:14

A balaclava. Isn't that an instrument

1:06:16

that you in the Alps. I

1:06:18

think it's a dessert. That's baklava? No.

1:06:19

That's I think

1:06:21

there's a name. Yeah. But that one usually

1:06:23

just has the eye showing

1:06:26

and his is completely Oh, oh, y'all looks like he's wearing a fencing

1:06:28

mask. No. No. You know what it looks like?

1:06:30

Somebody grabbed on a bank and

1:06:32

pantyhose. Yeah. Here's

1:06:34

Kanye West with Alex Jones. I I see

1:06:36

I I see good things about Hitler

1:06:38

also. The Jew, I love

1:06:42

everyone. I'm with the classifications, every human

1:06:44

being has something of value that they

1:06:46

brought to the table,

1:06:48

especially Hitler.

1:06:50

Okay. Well He also said Jewish people are nice. Jewish

1:06:52

people are not going to tell me you

1:06:54

can love us and you can love what you're

1:06:57

doing to you with contracts

1:06:59

and you could love what

1:07:01

we're pushing

1:07:02

with the pornography. What? I

1:07:06

think is inappropriate music for this. Can you play the appropriate music?

1:07:09

While I read that

1:07:10

quote one more time, what

1:07:13

am I going on? I

1:07:15

was gonna say the crazy one because it makes no sense. It

1:07:17

makes zero sense what he says here. Ready? Maybe this will

1:07:19

make it make more sense. Let me

1:07:21

get your

1:07:24

hand. Hang on. I mean, there are so

1:07:26

many crazy crazy quotes here.

1:07:28

Okay. Here we go. I

1:07:30

am. You people

1:07:32

are not going to tell me you can love us and you can love what

1:07:34

we are doing to you with the contracts and

1:07:36

you can love what we're pushing with the pornography

1:07:40

be. Yeah. He also

1:07:42

wouldn't said, but this guy that invented highways

1:07:44

invented the very microphone that I use

1:07:46

as a musician. You can't say allowed

1:07:48

that this person never did any good. I'm done with that. Both

1:07:50

things, highways and microphones, not invented

1:07:53

by Hitler, by the way. when

1:07:56

Jones said that he didn't like Nazis. Kanye said, I like Hitler, we

1:07:58

gotta stop dissing the Nazis all the

1:07:59

time. Man.

1:08:02

Another classic line that Kanye said

1:08:04

was, I don't like the word evil next to Nazis. I

1:08:06

love Jewish people, but I also love

1:08:09

Nazis. then

1:08:10

to wrap things up. He denied the Holocaust.

1:08:12

He said, quote, Hitler didn't kill six million Jews. That's just factually incorrect.

1:08:14

The Holocaust is not what happened. Let's

1:08:18

look at the facts of that. Hitler had a lot of redeeming qualities.

1:08:20

What did and he

1:08:22

said Alex Jones told him to

1:08:24

call him, like, hey, buddy. Alex Jones, like,

1:08:26

hey buddy. At some point Alex Jones,

1:08:29

like, when Kanye West was like,

1:08:31

oh, that's factually inaccurate or that's incorrect,

1:08:33

Alex Jones was like, I'm pretty sure that's those

1:08:35

are the facts, man. Like, there were when Alex Jones is a guy that's going, and I think you're wrong

1:08:37

here. You probably should go, oh,

1:08:39

boy, I'm off. So

1:08:42

I'm way far away. I really hope somebody just

1:08:46

helps Kanye because

1:08:48

he's not he's not

1:08:50

a I don't think he's he's well. And he's not well at all,

1:08:52

man. He's not. But and what he's watching that stuff.

1:08:54

Is that what he has in his heart, though? I

1:08:56

don't know. I don't know. I mean,

1:08:58

if you're not thinking straight, then you could say a

1:09:01

lot of stuff. And and what he might be even I don't know if this

1:09:03

is what he's trying to say, but is you're supposed to love everybody. I

1:09:06

don't know if that's what he's trying to convey and it's

1:09:08

coming off completely. Very good.

1:09:10

Very good. Yeah. Very wrong.

1:09:13

Yeah. I don't I

1:09:15

don't know either. I don't know what he's trying to

1:09:17

say. I mean, because I get the whole idea. Like, yeah, you gotta love people. And

1:09:19

even if they're bad guys, you know, love on them and hopefully you

1:09:21

can get them to correct themselves and get out

1:09:23

of that situation. That's kinda

1:09:26

weird way to handle it. Yeah. That's kind of

1:09:28

the thing that I like, I see too is he's

1:09:30

trying to get his message of that everybody should

1:09:32

be loved and he loves everybody. Hence, the the

1:09:34

white lives matter to warn that this about Hitler and the Nazis, but, like,

1:09:36

there's a way to get that message

1:09:39

across without coming off like this. Yeah.

1:09:41

The the message is now being lost.

1:09:43

If that if that is

1:09:45

his intention. Yeah. Well, it's all because it's all super manic and segments and and like

1:09:47

Yeah. Or it's just the shock. Absolutely. I

1:09:50

think the guy is having a a

1:09:52

mental something

1:09:54

going on. Now in relation to Kanye, Kim

1:09:57

Kardashian is kinda on the other side

1:09:59

of things, you know. She

1:10:01

has children with Kanye West. and man, it

1:10:03

sucks to be rich because she has hired

1:10:05

someone to come into their

1:10:07

home and wake their children

1:10:09

up by playing Christmas music

1:10:11

on a piano every morning in December. She

1:10:13

says

1:10:13

it's the second year I've done this and it's to calm

1:10:16

their little souls

1:10:18

during the Mad Morning rush.

1:10:20

No. Every morning, they're they're alarm clock as somebody playing Christmas

1:10:22

music on a piano. Oh, awesome. It's nice to get two hundred thousand dollars

1:10:26

a month at child support. You ever? No. No. No. No. He's got a lawyer.

1:10:28

There's public there's staff in that

1:10:30

house already. Oh, of course. Yeah. It's

1:10:32

it's not like a it's not

1:10:34

like a your normal more

1:10:37

morning with, you know, all of us. Yeah. My

1:10:39

long winded stuff, and then so I would have to talk to somebody else. Yeah. I mean, probably not all that

1:10:41

much changed. Their home probably

1:10:43

has a reception Like

1:10:46

when you walk up to their home, there are multiple people that you

1:10:48

have to talk to before you even get in the front. And

1:10:50

I know I know people that live in

1:10:53

that area and they have staff and it's, you

1:10:55

know, somebody's cooking breakfast before they're awake. Yeah. Yeah.

1:10:57

That's normal. Right? Yeah. But that's what I It

1:10:59

is in their neighborhood as well. music

1:11:01

to, you know, I hired a a pianist

1:11:03

to Yeah. I'm Like the kids. I'm just

1:11:05

saying it's not as crazy as your child. It's not a runway. Your child, I wake the kids

1:11:07

up. I ripped the

1:11:10

covers off. Yeah. you can like that. Let's go. Yeah. But

1:11:13

we live we live live very

1:11:15

different times. That's insane. Back in

1:11:17

April, Simon Kyle said he was

1:11:19

done with BOTOX pillars

1:11:21

because people, like, lit him up because he had a lot of work done or at least his face looked

1:11:23

like he had a lot of work done.

1:11:26

He's done with it. No.

1:11:30

A picture was released yesterday or a video was

1:11:32

released yesterday, and he looks like

1:11:34

a rubber version of himself. People

1:11:36

literally say that the wax figure at madam two shows or whatever, looks more

1:11:38

like Simon Kyle than the current version of Simon Kyle than the current version of Simon Kyle.

1:11:41

Oh, wow. The current

1:11:43

version He was wax

1:11:45

version melted a little bit. He deleted. It's Bert Reynolds. Dude, he deleted

1:11:47

the video because he was getting so much crap about it. Uh-huh. But

1:11:49

guess what? It's the Internet,

1:11:51

so everything's there. Moon,

1:11:54

I'm gonna pull this picture up. Okay? This

1:11:57

picture here is what

1:11:59

he looked like, I

1:12:00

would say, probably five six

1:12:02

years ago? Remember Bert the Bert Reynolds? Remember the

1:12:04

Bert Reynolds saying, like, his wax figure looks

1:12:06

more like he did. Okay, man. That's

1:12:08

that's that's five or six years ago. Right?

1:12:10

and he looks and he looks normal ish. That's

1:12:13

what it's supposed to impose.

1:12:15

Here's my palm. He looks

1:12:17

normal ish. Let's see the Let's see

1:12:19

the new one. I mean, I don't

1:12:21

know necessarily what's really happening

1:12:23

with his face here. Oh,

1:12:27

yeah. Okay. Kinda shiny. Yeah. I mean, he look

1:12:29

I mean and it it doesn't look like he

1:12:31

just had work done. It looks like

1:12:33

he's had bad work done. like this eyes

1:12:35

doing something here. You're not looking like a

1:12:37

a wax figure, but we've we've got to

1:12:40

turn the air conditioning on and it's really

1:12:42

hot out it's not good to have light right over

1:12:44

him either. No. You will definitely get

1:12:46

you will definitely get this reference. It's

1:12:48

the it's the space between his lip

1:12:50

and his nose look so it is happening.

1:12:52

somebody said that he looks like a playable

1:12:54

character on Golden Eye for for Supermaster. Hard to say sixty four. Yeah.

1:12:58

So He so does. It's I mean, it's bad, dude. It's bad.

1:13:00

But anyway, he hasn't deleted it on his

1:13:02

cheekbones. Whatever. And when you have that kind

1:13:05

of stuff done, you look really strange for a couple months and then

1:13:07

it's like settled. So or or whatever the

1:13:09

word is. So maybe maybe this is just

1:13:12

something new and he's not gonna look

1:13:14

like that. Right. Anyway, Yesterday, we talked about that will.

1:13:16

Yesterday, we talked about that new movie, a cocaine

1:13:18

bear that's coming out, which is, like,

1:13:21

terrific. A crazy bear getting off co up and

1:13:23

cousin hell. Well, yesterday, we got three trailers dropped and

1:13:26

three awesome trailers, and they are all

1:13:28

up on the blog for you to check

1:13:30

out Indiana Jones in the dial of Destiny

1:13:32

and be honest with

1:13:34

you, I mean, the title's kinda weird, but, I mean, the trailer looks cool. It looks good. Trailer looks Guardians of Galaxy

1:13:40

Volume three. that. That comes out next May, that

1:13:42

trailers out and Transformers: The Rise of the Beast. And this one is based on Beast Wars cartoons

1:13:44

from the nineties, and that comes out in June. I

1:13:46

didn't see that one. I saw the other two. Yes.

1:13:50

all three are up on the blog right now

1:13:52

for you to check out. What's Space Force? Is it like a variation

1:13:54

I don't remember? You kind of Yeah. It was a why

1:13:57

don't I Rest assured. We saw some of

1:13:59

the, quote unquote, Beast Wars figures come out in one of the Transformers movies that just recently, within

1:14:01

the past couple

1:14:03

years, came out It's

1:14:06

basically the robots, but instead of cars,

1:14:08

they are animals. No. No. No. Instead of instead of transforming

1:14:10

into human like robots, they transform into animal like robots.

1:14:15

So like a toner. So Indiana

1:14:17

Jones looks good. And

1:14:20

I'm in. I like the last -- Yeah.

1:14:22

-- it's not it's still my least favorite,

1:14:24

but liked it. So here's

1:14:26

what's in theaters this weekend that David Harbour from Stranger Things movie violent night,

1:14:31

Santa, action comedy, it's kinda

1:14:33

got like a die hard, but magical twist with it. That's getting the sixty six percent from critics on

1:14:35

Rottenton. Let me go see that on Sunday. Yeah. For

1:14:37

that kind of thing, sixty six

1:14:40

is prime. what

1:14:42

they're hoping for. Yeah. And then that Will Smith

1:14:44

movie is being released in certain parts

1:14:46

of the country, in certain theaters, emancipation.

1:14:49

What do you think that's good?

1:14:51

It's I I think From what I read,

1:14:53

it's not doing right. Who directed this? I think it's got like thirty slap

1:14:55

slap slap slap slap slap slap. It it it

1:14:57

comes out limited because

1:14:59

it comes out on Apple T. V. plus

1:15:01

on the ninth. It's an Apple T. V. from what I read. It's like it's it's trying too hard. Yeah. Sixty

1:15:04

percent from critics right now.

1:15:06

No score from audience. So sixty

1:15:09

That's interesting. The batmobile from Tim Burton's Batman movie is currently up for grabs through classic

1:15:11

auto mall to get one of

1:15:14

the coolest ones ever.

1:15:16

Right. the old school one, but

1:15:18

added wings. Didn't have, like, a fake one out out outside the ride at six flags. Like, that was one of my favorite parts as a kid. And that wasn't

1:15:20

even, like, a young kid when

1:15:23

they first built that thing I

1:15:26

was like, yo, this is the coolest batmobile. Yeah. So it's nineteen eight the one from nineteen eighty nine. With

1:15:28

the flame coming out

1:15:30

the back with the little

1:15:33

with the with the company the

1:15:36

vehicle on the front? From the first nineteen eighty nine. Yeah. In Burton

1:15:38

Batman? Yeah. Yeah. But it's not the original. No. Nothing original. Not

1:15:40

the west.

1:15:43

There isn't one you see all the time -- Yeah. -- at, like,

1:15:45

car shows and stuff. Not, like,

1:15:47

the actual show one, but, like,

1:15:49

that's This is this is

1:15:51

a recreatable one. I mean, this is a toy

1:15:53

of it, but Yeah. We just got the stuff the nipple off. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

1:15:56

That's cool. That's

1:15:58

red. So that's on

1:16:00

sale. Right now, it's

1:16:02

listed for one and a half million. Is it street legal? I don't know. I don't know. says

1:16:05

if if there's

1:16:08

car facts, It says if you're

1:16:10

a if you're a Batman fan, this is perfect for you. And it says the car was previously used

1:16:12

as a prop for the

1:16:14

Batman Returns roller coaster at six

1:16:18

flags in New Jersey and then a movie collector bought

1:16:20

the car and now he's selling. But this

1:16:22

is not my first boob. It's not so Slides

1:16:24

in New Jersey. It's not the one from the

1:16:26

movie. It's just one of the one of the promo ones. The

1:16:28

Batmobile from Tim Burton's Batman movie is

1:16:30

currently up for grabs to classic auto

1:16:33

two one. It is the iconic

1:16:35

Batmobile driven by Michael Kaiden in the nineteen eighty nine

1:16:37

Batman, and it's following up. Can you give me some specs? We got, like, a three fifty seven? That's what

1:16:39

he asked for. The car facts. Three eighty seven.

1:16:41

No. No. No. No. No.

1:16:43

No. seven. We got VA. We got heavy

1:16:45

event. grade six. I'm not I'm not a hundred percent sure how many accidents that it's

1:16:47

been in, but I've

1:16:51

got a fuel. So this is pretty

1:16:53

awesome. Last month, Dodgeball, True Under

1:16:56

Dog Story,

1:16:59

Star Vince Vaughan, had mentioned that there

1:17:01

was an idea for a sequel,

1:17:04

but it was

1:17:06

just an idea. apparently has made its way to the

1:17:08

picture heads because apparently they really

1:17:10

dig the idea. Now, don't do it.

1:17:12

Before you go, don't do this, I

1:17:15

don't wanna hear about it. He

1:17:17

said they've always talked about these things forever, and I had an idea that was fun, and the studio likes it, so

1:17:19

we'll see where it goes. I think Ben is open to doing it. I

1:17:21

think he's in the same boat as

1:17:23

me, actually, which It's

1:17:26

a great idea, but is it worth doing it? You

1:17:28

know, the first one was great.

1:17:30

Now thinking about that as well,

1:17:33

there is another movie that has been

1:17:35

tossed around as far as a sequel. And if they do this, I

1:17:37

think it's going to be horrendous. But Owen Wilson

1:17:39

says he has an idea for wedding

1:17:41

pressures too. Wow. No.

1:17:43

Don't do it. they could

1:17:45

do the the funeral one. Right? Man. I got no pressure. You got a bad you got a bad

1:17:47

sequel. doesn't take away

1:17:50

from the

1:17:51

original. So May

1:17:54

just where to go. Has there been a sequel

1:17:57

that has taken away from the original? Zoolander.

1:17:59

No. No. because I never saw it. Because

1:18:01

Zoolander. I saw it and I went, man,

1:18:03

this sucks. I just want Zoolander to stand alone to ruin the first one. It didn't ruin

1:18:05

the first one, but it ruined the franchise, man. Like,

1:18:07

I wanted, like, my only memory of Zoolander

1:18:09

to be this. And then I

1:18:11

see Zoolander two this movie sucks. has

1:18:14

there been a sequel to a movie that has ruined the franchise? But in

1:18:16

the franchise, sure. But in the

1:18:18

first one, no. You I mean,

1:18:22

You just ignore

1:18:24

it. You just Let's pretend that

1:18:26

it doesn't exist. Never heard of.

1:18:28

Never forget. I'm gonna they do a

1:18:30

dumb and dumber or they just, like Oh, that

1:18:32

wasn't actually part of it. Yeah. That was bad.

1:18:34

We're gonna ignore that one. Oh, okay. Think about

1:18:36

the Terminator one. Member number three. They they rise

1:18:39

in the the machines. They they even themselves ignore it. I'm sure isn't Claire

1:18:41

Danes in that one.

1:18:43

I think Claire Dains

1:18:45

ignores them. So the mass singer crowned a new winner and the

1:18:48

I mean, that you you could you could check out

1:18:50

some of the stuff as far as on the blog.

1:18:55

Wilson Phillips was the runner-up. It's somebody you've never heard of that

1:18:57

one unless you watch a show Glee. The

1:18:59

woman that ones

1:19:02

is Amber Riley and she was on she was the hearth on the show, but

1:19:04

she was on Glee. She is the first person

1:19:06

to have a very interesting staff though.

1:19:09

What? She's the first person to win.

1:19:11

mass singer and dance it with

1:19:12

the stars. Whoa. So you're saying the singer

1:19:15

won the mass singer. Mhmm. And in second place

1:19:17

was a trio of singers. We'll see it. And I

1:19:19

did watch the one at so

1:19:21

with Nicki Glazer on it. Yeah. And

1:19:23

so Wilson Phillips, they had was three lambs. Yeah. So they all

1:19:25

three of them were dressed in

1:19:27

lamb costumes and think

1:19:31

it's pretty neat. And it was actually the group Wilson

1:19:33

Phillips. Yeah. And that and you know what? And

1:19:35

I kinda got upset about that this morning because I

1:19:37

was like, I think these are too sing or Caesar singer. But

1:19:39

it's not the show isn't regular every day. So celebrities

1:19:41

sing, it's these you don't know

1:19:43

who it is. Mhmm. So

1:19:45

they can be singers and stuff like that. I

1:19:47

I love this end charts are here, probably the most surprising

1:19:50

result, is that Harry Styles did not have

1:19:52

the Hot one hundred song of

1:19:54

the Year because everybody thought that. But

1:19:57

the Hot one hundred song of the Year. Number one the song talked

1:19:59

about heat waves glass animals. pretty sure you've heard. That's a tick tockles.

1:20:02

Number one. Yeah. Harry Stiles as it was

1:20:04

was number two.

1:20:07

Stay by the and Justin Bieber was three easy on me by Adele

1:20:10

four, and shivers by Ed Sheerim was number five.

1:20:12

Bad bunny, artist of the

1:20:14

year, as far as Billboard. Taylor

1:20:17

Swift was number two, actually. strike a monkey behind. What a hell of a year he's

1:20:19

out of? Yeah. Yep. You're right. I don't know what that is. He's saying

1:20:21

he wrestles he wrestles now?

1:20:23

Yeah. He was He

1:20:26

was in he was on WrestleMania and Royal Rumble.

1:20:28

He did all that stuff. He was good. Yeah. And

1:20:30

now he's he's got the number one, you know,

1:20:32

number one artist globally, and number one song

1:20:34

globally. Yay. Next year for the Billboard Hot one hundred will be the new Photon Wilson Christmas

1:20:40

track which comes out tomorrow, and

1:20:42

you could get it on all platform streamings and everything. It's called Givendam gifts. It

1:20:44

is a kid friendly Christmas song, you

1:20:46

know, and we're gonna play it. or

1:20:51

play that song. It is a gift gift. It is a kid friendly

1:20:53

Christmas song. It's a lot of fun, and it's a

1:20:55

banger for your holiday season. How

1:20:57

long is it? Three and a half minutes. in this

1:20:59

day and age. Okay. A couple more

1:21:01

things here. Dolly Park was on the

1:21:03

Kelly Clarksons Show

1:21:05

yesterday. And both of them saying, I will always love you,

1:21:08

and it sounds really cool. Alright.

1:21:10

Here's Connie Clarkson and Dolly

1:21:11

Parton. So about advising a little

1:21:13

bit of it, you

1:21:14

stay in harmony with me. Okay. Okay. Okay.

1:21:17

I'm so

1:21:17

lazy. Whoa. You're always so spontaneous on that.

1:21:19

It's not all crazy. How

1:21:23

about a surprise? Oh,

1:21:33

you just knew

1:21:33

she was gonna do that. You knew she was gonna go through that. You could

1:21:35

see that video up on the vlog. Also, if

1:21:37

you were bummed that you missed out

1:21:39

on buying tickets, to

1:21:42

the Garth Brook to Vegas residency. Guess

1:21:44

what? What? He's doing it in twenty

1:21:46

twenty four as well. So you could

1:21:48

check that out. and you could buy your

1:21:51

tickets there. Other artists that are going back on tour looks like new edition is back on tour.

1:21:53

Bobby Brown announced it

1:21:55

the other day. New

1:21:58

edition is coming back, and we'll do

1:22:00

a full tour next year. Also, Fallout Boy teased

1:22:02

new music coming soon. So Azar on that.

1:22:05

And if you are curious as some amazing hard rock Christmas songs, the top ten list is up

1:22:07

on the blog, and it includes

1:22:10

Alice Cooper and My Chemical

1:22:12

Romance. pants.

1:22:14

Also corn doing that kidnapped the

1:22:17

Sandy Claws from nightmare before Christmas.

1:22:19

But number one is a song by

1:22:21

Queen, and it is called Thank God, it's

1:22:23

Christmas. Have you ever heard that song? No. Either of I, but you

1:22:25

could get a link to it up on the blog. 1057

1:22:29

the point, the com safe wrist. I do I do

1:22:31

wanna make a somewhat announcement here, and this is finally hitting

1:22:33

the present. We we we were we

1:22:35

heard about this a couple weeks ago, we

1:22:37

we heard this we're gonna be announced.

1:22:39

We don't know who's playing.

1:22:42

Oh, yeah. But there's something coming to Saint Louis in August. Late August, it's called the

1:22:44

Evolution Festival. It is

1:22:47

a new music festival It's

1:22:51

gonna be here next summer, August twenty sixth through the

1:22:53

twenty seventh, new, and they're calling in a

1:22:55

new and elevated music

1:22:58

fest experience. It's gonna be

1:22:59

huge. This is

1:23:01

gonna be a very

1:23:04

very big concert

1:23:07

festival. I'm I'm talking akin

1:23:09

to what's a Boots and Bourbon?

1:23:11

What's what's that one done? Bourbon

1:23:13

and beyond. Bourbon and ACL, things

1:23:16

like that. It's gonna be that

1:23:18

style of music festival. It's gonna

1:23:18

be here in Saint Louis. It's called the

1:23:24

Evolution Festival. August twenty sixth through the

1:23:26

twenty seventh, they're gonna announce the very very

1:23:28

big musical acts at the beginning

1:23:30

of next year. Yeah. This this is

1:23:33

going to be something that is very special for Saint Louis, and this is this is awesome. So more detail to

1:23:35

combat it. It's called the Evolution Festival. Put that on your

1:23:37

calendar August twenty sixth and the

1:23:40

twenty seventh. Celebrity,

1:23:43

celebrating your birthday today. Charlie Puth is thirty one.

1:23:45

Green Bay package quarterback Aaron Rogers is thirty

1:23:48

nine. Britney

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Spears is forty one. Nellie Furtado is forty Tennis Hall

1:23:52

of Fame Monaca sellis is forty nine.

1:23:54

Lucy Lewis fifty four Nate Mendel from

1:23:58

the FU fighters. who's fifty four. Saint Louis' own Stone

1:24:00

Phillips is sixty eight tomorrow, mandatory

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Cyfy'd turn turns thirty seven.

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1:24:30

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Georgia Montel Jordan. Is fifty four Julian

1:24:35

Moore turned sixty two, Daryl Hanna,

1:24:37

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1:24:39

two, Aussie Osborn. Turns seventy

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four and on Sunday. Yeah. Seventy eight. Congrats. And on Sunday, Tyria Banks,

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it turns forty

1:24:47

9JZ fifty three Marissa

1:24:49

Tome is fifty eight and the dude. Himself in the big lebowski

1:24:52

Jeff Bridges. How old

1:24:54

do you think Jeff Bridges

1:24:57

I bet you missed the mark. Seventy one. Yeah. He's in

1:24:59

the seventies. Oh, see, I would have thought younger? I would have thought older. Oh, no.

1:25:01

I think he's seventy one because I think his

1:25:03

brother's older than him I

1:25:07

think his brother is in his late seventies, Scott. How old is

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he? Seventy three years old. Nice.

1:25:11

That's good. He just

1:25:13

got he just got just got through

1:25:15

cancer.

1:25:16

So good, man. Right.

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He had cancer last

1:25:20

year. Yeah. He he he he

1:25:22

battled and fought and I think he's Damn.

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Bowers is eighty. Whoo. The dude of Bites.

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Who's Bowers? His brother, brother. He's in everything. Yeah.

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Yeah. You know. This guy. Give me

1:25:31

a face. There it is. Oh,

1:25:34

yeah. The eyebrows. He's definitely a bridge. He's eighty and his eyebrows are thirty one. He's definitely a bridge.

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Well, Lloyd, that Lloyd bridges

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the dad -- No. -- and

1:25:44

brother under the Lloyd. Quite a successful family.

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That's true. And as the forgotten brother, call

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all bridges. Oh, yeah.

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Uh-huh. Which he works at He's the

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