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The Price of Fame and the Eclipse Chase: Celebrity Shadow Play, Astronomical Antics, and Parenting in the Digital World
As we shift our gaze skyward, get ready for an astronomical treat with our chatter about the upcoming eclipse, and the comical woes of a lottery that slipped through our fingers. We laugh over the rapid pace of AI's evolution in humor and the realism of digital fabrications, wondering how a song can sound so Bieber-esque yet be completely unreal. Our local dish serves up a hefty portion of gossip and its impact on community trust, alongside serious reflections on the accountability of public figures. And while we're at it, we'll share our plans (and lack thereof) for eclipse watching, and the potential joy of joining a Cornhole League.
Closing on a somber note, we navigate the complex and heart-wrenching issue of child predation, emphasizing the importance of awareness in our fast-moving society. A local incident stirs a candid discussion on the challenges of parenting in the digital age, fitness for kids, and the troubling dynamic of consent and power. We conclude by contemplating the societal ripples of these events, and how they shape young lives and our collective moral compass. Join us for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, as we tackle the highs and lows of current affairs with humor, honesty, and a bit of playful banter.
We want everyone to enjoy the show and really appreciate your feed back
As we shift our gaze skyward, get ready for an astronomical treat with our chatter about the upcoming eclipse, and the comical woes of a lottery that slipped through our fingers. We laugh over the rapid pace of AI's evolution in humor and the realism of digital fabrications, wondering how a song can sound so Bieber-esque yet be completely unreal. Our local dish serves up a hefty portion of gossip and its impact on community trust, alongside serious reflections on the accountability of public figures. And while we're at it, we'll share our plans (and lack thereof) for eclipse watching, and the potential joy of joining a Cornhole League.
Closing on a somber note, we navigate the complex and heart-wrenching issue of child predation, emphasizing the importance of awareness in our fast-moving society. A local incident stirs a candid discussion on the challenges of parenting in the digital age, fitness for kids, and the troubling dynamic of consent and power. We conclude by contemplating the societal ripples of these events, and how they shape young lives and our collective moral compass. Join us for a rollercoaster of emotions and insights, as we tackle the highs and lows of current affairs with humor, honesty, and a bit of playful banter.
We want everyone to enjoy the show and really appreciate your feed back
morning I'm back. Yeah, yes, I am. I'm here doing the, the uh the ditty dance, the ditty dance ain't no party like a ditty party. So we found that video. You are, you found this video on tiktok and I'm gonna play it for people right now. This, this is the one you go oh wow, that's fucked up. When you see it, I think it's. The whole thing is completely made up. More than my soul Wasn't worth all the fortune and fame.
Speaker 2:All the girls never walking the same Signed a paper, so he never has to ever say sorry, lost myself at a ditty party.
Speaker 1:Lost myself at a ditty party. Now, the best part about that is what makes you know that that's fake is all the girth. I never walked the same.
Speaker 2:That's fucked up dude. All the girth. I never walked the same that's fucked up all the girth.
Speaker 1:I never walked the same. What the fuck? Oh my god, people are fucked up, dude.
Speaker 2:People are really fucked up you got me down or something I'm right up on it.
Speaker 1:You're right up on it. You're what? Your headphones no mic. I can hear your mic good on my head. You're good there.
Speaker 2:All right, that's good.
Speaker 1:Is it your headphones? Is that what it is?
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's good, you can hear it now. Yeah.
Speaker 1:Okay, no, yeah, you're the same as I am. Everything sounds good.
Speaker 2:Yeah, who do you think's next? Who do you think's going to?
Speaker 1:get it? Who? Who do you think's next? Who do you think's going to get it? Who do I think's going to get it? Yeah, dude, I think we're going to get shocked. Well, first, I think they've got to go through all his handlers, like the Elaine Maxwells you know what I mean, like those type of people. But I think you're going to see some who knows, like some Will Smiths or Ushers or I think Oprah's in there.
Speaker 1:Well, maybe you might be right, I don't know. I mean, I just I find it hard to believe Oprah would do such a thing. Okay, she gives away everything. Yeah, when you come to her show, she gives you stuff.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she gives you stuff, all right.
Speaker 1:She'll give you a handler. She gives you a handler. I don't, I really don't know. I really I mean I don't know, I don't know if you're talking like Usher. You're talking, I mean, you look at, you're looking at Jay-Z.
Speaker 2:You're looking at a lot of fucking powerful, rich, influential people. Yeah, there's going to be a bunch of them.
Speaker 1:And I mean you look at Justin Bieber, man, like that song Lonely, that shit sounds like you know he's got some depression issues going on or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's an amazing song though.
Speaker 1:Oh it is, it's beautiful. I mean, yeah, he's singing his heart out right there. You know what, when you come to talking about singing since we're talking about it you know what? I can't stand this fucking country, beyonce, shit.
Speaker 2:Do you like it? Oh my God, hell. No, I heard that shit. It sucks.
Speaker 1:It's horrible and they got it everywhere Blasting it, playing it like it's something special. It's like that shit is not special. It is not here for the people who haven't heard it yet. No, don't even play it. There it goes. This is horrible, it really is. This is the worst song I ever heard in my life and the worst part about it is I swear she just comes up with every country term, Western term, she can you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:Like throw it in a pot.
Speaker 1:Yeah just throw it all in a pot and see what sticks in the song.
Speaker 2:It's kind of like my Jumbo Line.
Speaker 1:It's so bad. Oh my God, I hate it. I hate it. I think it's the worst song ever made. Honestly, I really do. I think it's the worst song ever made.
Speaker 2:You see, people used to say you know, if you got enough money you can do all this shit. You get away with all this shit. That ain't true.
Speaker 1:now the motherfuckers are coming after them. They're coming after Cat Williams started some shit.
Speaker 2:No, people were saying that shit way before him, I don't know Way before him.
Speaker 1:I don't know. All I know is Nancy Grace.
Speaker 2:It's in fucking songs and shit. It's in videos. You can see all this shit. It's like you guys ain't responding to this shit. Now all of a sudden they're going after everybody. They've been joking about puff doing that shit for years yeah, they have.
Speaker 1:No, you're not wrong, I'll give you that. But I don't know if, uh, I don't know if I freaking, I don't know man, I don't trust it. I don't trust, I don't know. I don't know man, I don't trust it. I don't know that the right people are getting in trouble.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're probably pansies, they're just throwing them a bone and shit yeah something.
Speaker 1:It's probably patsies. Yeah, I don't believe it. I think that something's wrong with it.
Speaker 2:And you know, when I say Oprah, you remember she started that thing in Africa, had all them girls mentoring all these young girls and shit. A lot of them girls came up missing. What, yeah, look it up.
Speaker 1:Oprah was mentoring young girls in Africa.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she had this school and shit. Some of them girls came up missing.
Speaker 1:Really Did they just use her name, though Was she even involved?
Speaker 2:in it. Yeah, she, yeah, pitcher's there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but so what she got over to?
Speaker 2:Epstein and all them other people.
Speaker 1:That's like What's-his-name was at Rydell whenever they put in the new expansion and he bought a percentage of it. That was one time he ain't been back since Manning. He was there when he got the new facility. He was hung out. My brother got to meet him and all that stuff. But that's not real. I mean it is real, but he don't have nothing going on with that place. He doesn't.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know what you mean no, no, no she had a lot of things to do with it.
Speaker 1:But you hate Oprah and Bill Gates.
Speaker 2:They're fucking weird man.
Speaker 1:What if they got married?
Speaker 2:Then the world's coming to an end.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know, man, that's. I don't know, that's scary shit. But, they're saying, like they said that he was missing off that plane and stuff, but now I'm seeing there's videos of him riding a bike around Miami.
Speaker 2:He's all over the place in Miami. I can't keep up with it. It's just so much shit. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2:But I guarantee he's going to be squealing Little school.
Speaker 1:Who's little school? Is that somebody that's going down too? I?
Speaker 2:don't know who said that I ain't getting no comments.
Speaker 1:Brian Rowe said that Okay, there you go.
Speaker 2:Brian Rowe said it. Oh see, he might be talking about that Oprah thing.
Speaker 1:Lil' School. Oh yeah, it could be. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2:But anyways, yeah, there's going to be a lot of people going down for this one, guaranteed, and they deserve it, every one of them.
Speaker 1:They catch them. Yeah, I don't get it. They claim Diddy had a dude that was taking care of the police officers and anything they wanted to get away with. You know what I'm saying. Anything, they could just do it. Well, anything they wanted to get away with, you know what I'm saying. Anything, they could just do it. You know. Well, it all comes to an end.
Speaker 2:Then they showed I guess, hey, he'll end up hanging himself.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like Epstein. Yeah, they said they showed him.
Speaker 2:Cameras went out. Sorry, no video.
Speaker 1:Good morning, Scotty. They showed him his kids were like at LeBron James' house.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Like doing spring break with LeBron what was Bryce? Or whatever. Yeah, kicking it like in the pool doing a little dance, tiktok or whatever, and I guess they took it down now.
Speaker 2:Then they said some girl was claiming something about Diddy's son Trying to get a thing with her. Yeah, one of them.
Speaker 1:I heard was being brought up that might be brought up on charges too. One of the sons, at least for sexual assault. And then you know, nowadays you can't say like everybody says for SNA. You know what I mean. Like they don't say, like it's sexual assault, like why can't we say sexual assault? And you definitely can't say rape.
Speaker 2:Right, like we just did Rape.
Speaker 1:I don't get it. What the fuck it's like if you said the word, it's as bad as if I don't get it. I don't understand that whole thing. It don't matter, they're all going down.
Speaker 2:I'm happy, you're happy, they're all going down Fucking pedophile fucks.
Speaker 1:And give us content, at least right yeah.
Speaker 2:We can talk about it.
Speaker 1:Something to talk about. There was a lot of stuff that we could talk about now. Well, tomorrow's the eclipse. Yes sir, everybody's all pumped about that. I got to work. No, I thought you got off One. Well, one o'clock's good, but eclipse isn't until three. It's supposed to be like 65, I think, right around the time of the eclipse, and like 20% chance of rain. Only Partially cloudy Should be a good viewing day, I would imagine. So that's going to be exciting, pretty cool. We're going to do some drinks and stuff. We'll do some drinks. I got the glasses for everybody who wants to come down and watch it. How many did you get? I think I've got like I might have like 90 pair or something like that. I got a lot. I mean they were like a buck, a piece or something, so I just grabbed them. I just grabbed as many as I could when I seen them months ago, you know, make sure you got the good ones man.
Speaker 1:Well, I don't know, I really don't know what the good ones are. I told you I can't tell.
Speaker 2:It'll be like being in this room in the dark after. I can't see shit.
Speaker 1:Brian said we could call it surprise sex yeah.
Speaker 2:Start poking people around here Like sing a song, damn it.
Speaker 1:That video is freaking hilarious that you showed me, though, man. When you first played it, I'm like that can't be real. I go looking for it, and then I listen to the words and I'm like that's fucking real. That's crazy. What they could do now, though. Dude, that sounds like Justin Bieber singing the song. It really does. How they did it. I don't know.
Speaker 2:Well, shit, remember I showed you that video where Tupac was singing Biggie songs and Biggie was singing Tupac songs. Yeah, it was crazy and it sounded perfect.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like what the hell. But this was like not even that. This was like completely made up words and everything.
Speaker 2:Like what the fuck.
Speaker 1:All of it's all made up the whole thing and they're just rolling with it.
Speaker 2:Man, that shit's funny People are, just they're quick. People are quick now. Their sense of humor is just crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, AI is funny. They had the girth. The girth they got to walk in the same. It's freaking crazy. That's too much so. Did you hit the lottery, wasn't you? No One person hit it.
Speaker 2:For real.
Speaker 1:I'm guessing it's in the delayed area. Fuckers, I mean, what is that about last night? Did you know that? Oh yeah, I go to check the numbers when the numbers are coming out delayed. Then I see the news article article.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's delayed because there's technical difficulties too much money and they got to send it to their friend and then they start putting out these things, saying that one of the I guess that they're saying that and I don't believe any. I think it's all bullshit. I think it's. Yeah, I think you're right. I think somebody that's 1.3 billion. Of course somebody will scam and steal, right? I mean, that's 1.3 billion. If you can get a chance to do it, you're going to do it right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but you get caught. You're going to be with Diddy.
Speaker 1:I don't even know if you would. You get a fall guy right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I guess that's what they do now.
Speaker 1:You get a fall guy. I mean, that's what that one guy was doing. They're always hitting in these, like California hit a bunch of the big ones. But they were putting on the news because it was supposed to draw last night at 10.59, 11 o'clock. Essentially it didn't draw until 2.30 this morning. Wow, and they were saying that the drawing was delayed because one and they didn't even name it, they said one of the um lottery commissions or whatever one of the areas hadn't done their pre-drawing uh properly yet, or something. I guess they says that the each ticket has to be verified by two computers or something. I don't know.
Speaker 2:I don't know, I don't know, with that kind of money running in there, you should have all them bugs worked out.
Speaker 1:Yeah and why wouldn't they tell you which?
Speaker 2:one it was.
Speaker 1:Why wouldn't they say one, just one, just one of them? They wouldn't blame the one that was messing it up, they just said one of them.
Speaker 2:Well, that's like them.
Speaker 1:Scratch-off off tickets all the big winners are in california and shit the the scratch off tickets. What do you mean? Like the big ones they're. They're other places hit big no, no, no.
Speaker 2:Well, our scratch offs are just in ohio. I'm trying to get that, but what I'm saying? Like big things, they go out there oh yeah, like that.
Speaker 1:I. This one's probably like that oregon. I think it's an oregon or something. It's probably somebody's sister who went and bought the ticket. You know what I mean? That's in the board.
Speaker 2:I don't know. We can't think everything's a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1:I can't think that a drawing should be held off, for I mean literally at that point you're talking three and a half hours. They could do a lot of shady shit in three and a half hours.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know. That's bullshit I don't know, maybe they carried the bag somewhere, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Maybe they did the drawing already and then had to enter their ticket in.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1:So, essentially, if the pre-drawing things aren't done or verified or whatever, until like 2.30 in the morning or 1.30 or whatever it is when they're actually verified, I mean, how do you know? You know what I mean. I mean, I just don't like it. I don't like it. I think it's shady.
Speaker 2:You think there was a guy carrying the bags somewhere?
Speaker 1:I don't know about that.
Speaker 2:It was a lot of tickets.
Speaker 1:I don't know. It could have been, I'm just kidding, it could have been.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he probably went to the bar with the lotto tickets.
Speaker 1:He might have Got an OVI. Yeah, he had to call an Uber. Yeah, well, at least I'll give credit where credit's due. At least he called an Uber, yeah yeah, tony DiMocchia didn't even do that. Oh, no he didn't Wow, he was waiting for that one, huh.
Speaker 2:Oh it was in the chamber, I ain't going to lie. Yeah, like a double dutch he was waiting to jump in. Oh God, he pissed me off so bad.
Speaker 1:You know what. The thing that pissed me off with him was just the way I believed him like that's what really pissed me off, because when I asked him what that was about with him, and scotty, he goes, he goes, he thinks I got this sign. I don't know nothing about this fucking sign. Blah, blah, blah, blah he goes.
Speaker 1:I'm tired, yeah I go and I get, and I actually reached out to scotty I go, dude, I mean, he sounds like I really don't think he knows. I think he's telling the truth Like I don't, I don't think he knows what's going on with it. And then when Scotty sent me that picture of the sign in his basement, I go, you gotta be fucking kidding me how somebody could lie to you in your face like that, so clear.
Speaker 1:So like oh, it's just, oh, pissed me off the thing about it. I always liked Tony. I did too, until then. Yeah, I believed him. I liked him, I went to bat for him, for Scotty, I go, I believe the guy. What are you doing? I feel like an asshole. I'll never go against Scotty again Not that I was against him, but I was just trying to tell him that it sounded right to me. That's all I was saying, trying to keep the peace. Well, I mean, yeah, because he was fired up Like he was missing a sign and, you know, had a right to be, but you know. But yeah, he got a DUI Twice, isn't?
Speaker 2:it.
Speaker 1:Well, this one was just like what a few days ago, wednesday or something, I forget what it was he was out trashed on a weekday, just kicking it.
Speaker 2:We all had them days, yeah, but there's.
Speaker 1:Uber. Now there's Uber. Yeah, there's Uber. I wonder if he's going to try. I thought he was wanting to run for commissioner too.
Speaker 2:That's probably not a good look.
Speaker 1:That's not a good look. No, it's not. Why did Bridell come in and then just leave? I don't get that. I don't know nothing about it. He came in, was in one term and just dipped, like I mean, why would you go through all that to do one term? Never go Now. He didn't even run again, he just did it.
Speaker 2:Maybe he lost interest. It was like fuck this shit.
Speaker 1:And he sold the concrete place. I was on the ballot, not this election, but the last one, and because he was coming in here God, he was in here probably twice a week, meeting with official people. You could tell everybody was there for lunch and everybody looked official. And then all of a sudden he did that. He made his run and he won. And then the next time I seen him he came in it was like something was on the ballot I forget what it was. He goes. Oh, we've been trying to get this on the ballot for years or something like that, and he was, you know, all animate about it. But then it didn't go through. He didn't win, you know that part of it, but it was just something that was on the ballot. And now he's gone. He's just like I'm leaving, don't want to be the commissioner.
Speaker 2:No more one and out, one and done, then he sold his concrete company right?
Speaker 1:yeah, well, shit, he's good, he don't need it right I don't need the bullshit, that's all well, I don't know, when you have enough money, why you need to bullshit anyways. But I mean, trump is a perfect example. Like his life could be so peaceful, just sitting back, enjoying, enjoying, relaxing, enjoying life, doing another TV show or something stupid, making tons of money grabbing them by the pussy, all that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but instead he's dealing with this shit because he, you know he'd be. You know if you should watch even as older interviews. He would be like worried about the way America gets treated in the public. You know what I mean? Like in the rest of the world, like why we're paying for everything. I mean, he was always like that.
Speaker 2:But you know what a guy told me the other day? I said why would they give all this money to Ukraine and all these other countries and stuff? And he goes well, just think of it. America's supposed to be like your parents, he said.
Speaker 1:They're just giving them a little. I said shit, parents, yeah, like you're supposed to be taking care of the other little countries and shit. No, but the thing is we're taking care of countries that have the money to do it. That's the problem. Like we're protecting countries that that can fund their own shit. You know, I mean like a perfect example.
Speaker 1:They're talking about ukraine as like there was I just seen an interview like two days ago like Ukraine has, they're trying to get this money from us right now. Whatever it is, what is it? 8 billion or 34 billion? I don't know what it is. However much money they're trying to get and they keep getting delayed, it keeps not going through. Every time it goes in front of the House or Senate. Somebody did that. It's usually, I think, the House, I think Senate's on board with giving away, but the House isn't putting it out there.
Speaker 1:So they started showing. They're saying, oh, ukraine doesn't have long range missiles, they don't have this, they don't have that. But then, in the same article, dude, same exact article, they start showing that that they're saying but they're innovative people, they've they've learned how to make, uh, like drones and this, and that they're doing them for like 300. They've got like these long distance drones that they're making now for like 4 000. They've got their own tanks that they're making now. It's like, yeah, they could probably make it. If somebody doesn't just fucking give it to them, they probably can make it all day long. You know what I mean? Right, like that. That's. The whole problem is that you get it's. I and I say it all the time, I'm constantly saying that when you give people just enough to survive, then they just survive and that's it. You know what I'm saying. It was just, it's just. I don't know. It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 1:But yeah, we protect countries like Israel. Why can't they fund themselves? We protect countries like Saudi Arabia that are oil rich, like why, why they get to like, have oil rich and build big fancy things and everybody's driving around and freaking uh uh, silver, freaking mercedes and shit, and meanwhile we're all freaking driving around and you know an old ford pickup truck and paying the fucking bill for them to protect them. It doesn't make sense. Just to me it doesn't make sense, you know. I mean I'm not saying Ukraine's got that kind of money, but we do protect people with the money, like it's not like we're. You know what I mean. It just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 1:And then they go. Their argument is well, 70% of the money that we're funding will go to American companies to make these weapons 70%. Why isn't it 100%? Where's the other 30% of the money going, then for the weapons that they need out there? Don't make no sense to me. But anyways, yeah, I don't know why people even mess with anything like that when they get, you know, doesn't make sense to me. But I mean, if you want to see a better America for your kids or whatever, I guess that makes a little bit of sense, you know. But the pig roast for the eclipse. I didn't do a pig roast, though. It's too late to do a pig roast now.
Speaker 2:Morning, walt, that's my cousin too, who said that pig roast.
Speaker 1:That's on my page over here that you're not seeing?
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:That's on this one seeing, yeah, it's on this one. But uh, yeah, the, the, uh, I mean you want to make a better place for your kids. I guess would be the only reason you know that I could see it in america, like with trump.
Speaker 1:But but speaking of making a place a better place, oakwood park, what about it? Did you see that thing where they painted the basketball court? Yeah, and the big thing that was going on around that to me I thought, well, why are we paying the basketball court? Like it just seems silly to me. You know what I mean. These dudes are getting a lot of recognition from this shit, like a ton of recognition. Like they were at the nba all-star game. They like literally had a truck there and we're doing the djing and all kinds of stuff there good got to meet all kinds of different uh players from the all-star game and things like that.
Speaker 1:They've been invited all over the place, like all over the country, doing different events and stuff like that. The guys that have painted that.
Speaker 2:What do they do? Just volunteer their time and went and did it.
Speaker 1:I guess I don't know. I don't really know a hundred percent about it, but I know it started. I know they've got like a thing going on now. It's a three on three league they're going to do this summer.
Speaker 2:Well, that's cool.
Speaker 1:It is cool, pretty cool. That's like Ice Cube's got a three-on-three league. That's like he offered what's her name to come play and it's like a guy's league, basically. I mean, but he's not, he's not only guys, I guess, but kind of like Diddy, he's not only guys, but he's got he offered that. What's her name? Caitlin Clark. He offered her $5 million to come play in his three-on-three league. Is she going to do it? I don't know. Probably. I mean, you know what they say she'd get in the WNBA With like a max contract, Like not a third of that, Like yeah, 10%, I think. Like $500,000 would be ridiculous. I think the top paid right now is like $250,000. Like, if they even paid her $500,000, that would be ridiculous.
Speaker 1:She's going to do it. I mean, or they're going to come up with big money in the WNBA, one of the two, I don't know, dude, she can sell arenas and shit, like literally right now, the tickets, and it's in Cleveland. You know that right, it's that they're actually going to do it at the, at, uh, the, where the calves play. They're going to have the championship game today at three o'clock with the three on three or no no, no, the wnba or not the wn, ncaa women's champion basketball championship.
Speaker 1:The tickets are selling like 50 more than the men's championship. They are. She's killing it. She's really getting a lot of notoriety. Although she's playing south carolina today, that's going to be her real test, like, because she keeps having to come back. She's only winning by a few, you know. I mean, and south carolina is a beast, you know so I, I ain't up to that shit, you know.
Speaker 1:I just don't watch it I don't usually either, but I mean it's, it's kind of dominating shit right now. I mean it's like that's and I've never seen it.
Speaker 1:I mean it's good for women's basketball oh, I'm sure but I mean, for she's gonna play three games for five million somewhere I don't know about. I don't know what he's talking about. Three on three, I think Brian. I don't know for sure what he's saying, but they're talking about um, there was another guy said he would pay her 10 million to be in his rec league. He goes, which is garbage league. I forget who it was. I wish I could remember. I mean, he's got the money, but he's like dude, if I get the advertising rights, he goes. I'll give her 10 million. I mean she's literally selling out more than anybody else has sold. I mean it's put Cleveland in the spotlight this weekend. Well, there's that. And then now we got with the NCAA tournament and then, with the Eclipse coming right behind it, cleveland's really in the spotlight right now.
Speaker 2:Wow, and the Eclipse yeah that's what I'm saying Tomorrow.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's coming up tomorrow. So that's I mean it's really putting it. It's really a lot going on right now. Yeah, they showed like the average ticket prices. It's like 50% more to go to the women's championship basketball game, which is crazy. But see, I think if she loses today to south carolina kills everything. I think people lose it, you know, but she's mad. She's like steph curry. She just don't miss. You know what I mean? She hits from like four feet behind the three-point arc, like she.
Speaker 2:I wonder if that's that girl that was saying that they were saying because I ain't into that shit, but I was watching something this girl said. Somebody said there's magnets in my basketball. She, she goes, I'm going to miss this one on purpose and she throws it from like half court and misses it, and then throws another one and goes right in the same ball. You know, to prove it ain't magnets.
Speaker 1:I mean, is that a? Thing?
Speaker 2:Magnets, I don't know, I mean I don't know either.
Speaker 1:But I mean, I don't know either, but I never heard of that Like magnets in the basketball. I don't know. That's a real thing.
Speaker 2:I don't know what all the shit people make up. I want a magnetic basketball. They said that about the magnets in the gloves for when they're catching Football. Players are catching one-handed now all the time.
Speaker 1:Oh, really, yeah, they're saying all that crazy shit. Odell Beckham Jr has a magnet in the football.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he has a magnet, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she's nasty, though. I mean she is nasty, I mean I've watched a little bit of it. I'm a little excited to watch today's game. Actually, I want to see what she does against South Carolina.
Speaker 2:That'd be interesting. Yeah, probably be the first game I watched in seven years.
Speaker 1:I wonder what team that is that South Carolina? I got to check and see what team that is, but they're saying they're nasty. I know my brother-in-law is all South Carolina down there now. He's like drinking a Kool-Aid now that he moved to Myrtle Beach.
Speaker 2:Oh, your brother-in-law.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my brother-in-law, he's got all the gear. He's got season tickets to the football games, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:He just changed the stripes when he went down there.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, for sure, he bought all in.
Speaker 2:He's all bought in Go Kelly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's pretty awesome. Hey, Kelly, how's it going? I mean, it's good for women's basketball, there's no question, Especially for me. How's it going? I mean, it's good for women's basketball, there's no question, Especially like for me. My granddaughter loves basketball.
Speaker 2:Like I said, I never I ain't watched a game in I don't know how many years. I'll watch it today.
Speaker 1:Yeah, at 3 o'clock. Yeah, I want to watch it today. I want to watch it and I want to. You know what else I want to do about this three-on-three league guy? I actually reached out to him and said what can we do to help with?
Speaker 2:this. When you said you know what I want to do, I was like I thought you was going to say you want to go to a ditty party.
Speaker 1:They sound fun. Yeah, they sound fun. Well, for most people they're fun. Some people it's a pain in the ass.
Speaker 2:Yeah. You'd be like I don't know what they fed us man, but it's tearing my asshole off Shit. It was a great party, but damn, Don't eat the kibazi.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I reached out to them. I want to do something with them on that three-on-three league.
Speaker 2:I think that's a cool concept I like that idea, man, why don't you start a team?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's why I'm reaching out to them, see what we could do, I mean.
Speaker 2:I would like to do something That'd be cool as fuck.
Speaker 1:It would be cool. Oakwood Park's doing a lot of good stuff. A lot of that comes behind Ray Carrion when Ray Carrion started all that stuff down there. They're opening a pool too here. Soon, memorial Day, they'll be opening a pool at Oakwood yeah that's crazy, because that thing ain't been open in years.
Speaker 2:It probably cost a ton of money to get that thing going.
Speaker 1:Man, you know how much fun I used to have there, oh my, God. It was such a good. I mean, it was just always cool. I loved going to Oakwood Park. I'd get my buck and a quarter you know what I mean to be able to get in and I'm showing my age.
Speaker 2:I wonder how much you're going to charge you to get in now. What do you think? It'll be Probably eight bucks or something.
Speaker 1:Eight, I bet it's more than that, probably, but yeah, yeah, showing my age there for sure. Yeah, a buck and a quarter. We could get into the pool, be there all day, kick it. I think you should. If you had a couple more bucks, you could go get some snacks, maybe it. I think you should if you had a couple more bucks you could.
Speaker 2:You could go get some snacks maybe?
Speaker 1:yeah, you should put together a team three on basketball yeah do we have anybody here that comes in here that plays basketball good, and recruit people? I'm trying to think if we have any of that like because I know like. I'm trying to think like terry, as terry's hold up, he used to probably play basketball, didn't he? Or no, was he always just softball? I think he was softball.
Speaker 2:He probably played basketball too, but yeah, he's too old for that. You need some young bucks up in there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know some old. Yeah, I just know older guys, I don't know young guys.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we ain't doing a senior citizen one.
Speaker 1:I think that's kind of what the three-on-three is, though I think Is that? Yeah, I think it is.
Speaker 2:I think that's how it goes. We'll have to look into that. That'd be cool to get a team.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that would be cool. I like it. I'm a basketball fan anyway, so that would be cool. You know what I mean, mm we could promise her and just not pay.
Speaker 2:It would be like Ice Cube, yeah, why.
Speaker 1:What did you?
Speaker 2:say that, for that's what happened. He didn't pay people, or what.
Speaker 1:No, no, no, no, no. I'm saying that she's going to Ice Cube is what I meant to say that's what I was talking about, man.
Speaker 2:I don't know, you get a team together. That would be cool as hell.
Speaker 1:That would be cool, that would definitely be cool. Well, I reached out to them. We'll see what they say. I don't know. We'll find out what they say. I really don't know exactly. I mean they're doing some cool stuff down there. I like getting involved in it. We've always sponsored the softball teams and stuff. But if they could get the basketball going too on top of the softball you know what I mean that would be really cool. You got a softball team this year. I don't know if George probably. I don't know. He hasn't come and asked me yet, but usually he asks me the day he needs the money to go. That's how he does it. He usually, like, asks me a day or two. He'll say do I want to do it? I'll be like yeah, of course, brian, you know how to play basketball. He wants an over 50 league. Ain't? Nobody wants to see that we have to have an ambulance there for Achilles, for the strains.
Speaker 2:Hey, I resemble that, but yeah, what about your dart team? You got a dart team this year, yeah, yeah, who's in that?
Speaker 1:I don't know I get a thing from lorraine music that tells me to do. But aj's been out down there and dana and I think oval on fridays but then there's another one too. I think we got two different nights. I think we do the darts now thursday, I think, and friday, and I think Ogle on Fridays, but then there's another one too.
Speaker 2:I think we got two different nights. I think we do the darts now, Thursday I think, and Friday.
Speaker 1:What the hell you do? You just say yeah, that's it and just walk away. Well, they get started. Yeah, I guess. I mean they reached out to me at one point and then every year, when it reups, they just go through dusty at Lorraine music, they just deal with him, and then I just get an invoice basically from Lorraine music that says I owe 40 bucks or something, or whatever it is. I don't know, it ain't a whole lot to do with.
Speaker 2:Dartley, You're a. You're a big splurger.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh yeah, big, big, big money.
Speaker 2:Big money yeah. What we want to do is I'd like to get some cornhole involvement.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what I want to do. I got a new game too. It's in the truck. We played it down there in Myrtle Beach. It's pretty slick.
Speaker 2:You said that about that. One other thing, and it just wasn't oh everybody loves doorknobs when they play it.
Speaker 1:It's a fun game. I've never seen nobody play it after that day. Well, for one, we got a bunch of shit piled up on it, so that doesn't help.
Speaker 2:You got a mouse in your pocket.
Speaker 1:Yeah, me, and the mouse gets them. But no, this game, it's called Cube, it's pretty slick, it's like you can play, like lots of people can play. It's definitely going to the Beer Olympics. There's no question it has to. When are we going to do that? I don't know. We'll start setting it up though, but it's got to go in the Beer Olympics. But it's called Cube, and I bought three sets. I got one at home, I'm going to give one to Angel, my brother, and then we've one here for for the bar. I might even order some more, because I might get alexa one and stuff like that too.
Speaker 1:But, um, what it is is you set up like five or six, like they're little posts, like they're not, they're like probably like two by two posts, something like that and you set them up and they're standing up on each side and you've got a field of play.
Speaker 1:So you got four posts that you have to set in for the field of play, and then there's one big king post that goes in the center and you've got these sticks and you've got to knock. You get to throw them and you get to knock it over. You know what I mean. On the other side, once you knock that one over, those people then have to throw it. But they have to go past the king post but within the field of play, you know what I mean. So they throw it in there. Once it's in there, then that team, when they go to throw, they have to knock those down before they're allowed to knock the back ones down. So they have to knock the ones that are standing up, that they threw in, that you knocked down first. Those have to be knocked out first. If they don't knock those out, your next turn you get to stand at that point. So it's, you know, it's like closer, like maybe half the field sometimes you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:Do you like it better in Cornell?
Speaker 1:It's funner for like a group. It's way funner for a group. Like it's not like I mean you're not going to have a tournament for it, but like you get a group of, like you know, six to eight people, you have a blast. It's a great time Like we. We had fun at. We did it on Easter over at Justin, which is a friend of my uh well, actually it's not, it's actually his niece's husband, I believe, is who it is. But we were at Justin's house and we were playing it and it was fun. It was a lot of fun, it's pretty cool. And then I picked up a few of them so we could play it and mess around with it here. We probably even pull it out tomorrow during the eclipse, I would imagine, play it and have some fun.
Speaker 2:We'll be able to see it.
Speaker 1:Well, we'll play it pre the eclipse. We'll play it pre the eclipse, or we'll put some lights on.
Speaker 2:Oh, you know what Something's going to happen Wednesday.
Speaker 1:Why you got a dentist appointment. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Morning, mama I got a dentist appointment.
Speaker 1:So the new game, anyways, will do that. But Cornhole League, I think we need to do that. I think we need to find out. Who do we get in touch touch with? Do you know any?
Speaker 2:idea have brian, do it. Always talking shit, do it, brian. Yeah, you don't put together a league.
Speaker 1:How does that I mean? Well, I think there's leagues. How do we get involved in one? I think the leagues exist. Tournaments we could do on our own, but I think we don't need all that.
Speaker 2:I think leagues, think leagues exist already.
Speaker 1:I think leagues would be the way to go. That would be the way to go because it gets people involved and you get a group of people and then, once those people are playing league, then you do a tournament.
Speaker 2:You know who you should talk to Stevie, have Stevie do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, stevie would be the perfect one. He would be a good one. Yeah, have Stevie get a team together, and he probably knows the leagues too.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he probably knows who's good and get himself a little team together, but I don't know. He plays softball, so I don't know if that would interfere with his softball.
Speaker 1:Well, we got to find out where the leagues are. Who has the leagues? Do my eclipse glasses say iOS on the inside? I don't know. I will find out. Let's check it out.
Speaker 2:Let's see, everybody's going to be blind around here.
Speaker 1:Everybody's not going to be blind. My glasses what does it got to say iOS? No. His glasses say novelty, only glasses.
Speaker 2:What does it got to say IOS? No, his glasses say novelty, only my glasses say don't look at the sun motherfucker. Don't look at the sun stupid.
Speaker 1:Let me see when are you at. How do I know? I know mine were cheap, I know that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you got $200 for $100.
Speaker 1:Look at Scorholy. What the hell is Scorholy? Is that something to do with cornhole? Cornholy? I am the great Cornholio. I need TP for my bunghole. I can't even open it. I'm too stupid. Give me it. I got it All right. The glasses On the inside. It's supposed to say what ISO? Is that what he said? Yeah, ISO.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:He says iOS. It says ISO. Let me see if I can get it. I-s-o yeah.
Speaker 2:He says I-O-S.
Speaker 1:It says I-S-O. Let me see if I can get it. It's backwards. They got it backwards there. That's the ones we got. I-s-o.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he had it wrong the first time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I got it. Yeah, it says it. It says on it. Do not look directly at the sun without a solar filter. Unfiltered sunlight will damage your eyes and could cause permanent blindness. Only look at the sun through a poofed solar filter. Even safer is to observe indirectly by projecting the sun's image with a pinhole. Indirectly by projecting the sun's image with a pinhole.
Speaker 2:The seller of this glasses shall not be liable for any damages arising from the use of eclipse glasses.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it does have the Iowa ISO. It's like right there, like it's like right there, like it's like a big, huge thing, and then there's like a number that goes along with it. So yeah, we're good, we's rocking it. I can't see shit in these. How am I going to see the Eclipse? Yeah, that's the whole purpose.
Speaker 2:For that I just closed my eyes. People don't wear them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I got Eclipse glasses.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we got like hundred pairs of those, so we're good 90 pair somewhere like that something.
Speaker 2:It's exciting, like kind of exciting. Yeah, I don't know man, I just don't get that excited about that. The dark comes every night.
Speaker 1:I just don't get excited like that yeah, I mean it's, it's the, but it's just the way it's lining up. It's kind of cool.
Speaker 2:I mean it is. I don't think I'll travel across the country to go see it.
Speaker 1:There was a guy I saw on the news that they showed him. He was in Cleveland and he's here for the eclipse and he's saying like if the weather isn't hitting he's driving to New York if the weather is going to be better so he can see it uninhibited from clouds and stuff like that, which we're going to have partial clouds, but I don't think it'll be enough that it'll affect it.
Speaker 2:I mean you're going to see plenty. I think I just don't. It's cool, but I don't think I'd travel. I wouldn't travel to Cleveland to see it.
Speaker 1:What would you travel to Cleveland to see?
Speaker 2:Nothing.
Speaker 1:What about Beyonce?
Speaker 2:Hell no.
Speaker 1:What about Justin Bieber? No.
Speaker 2:I don't know, but that one song I do like. I'll tell you what man, that kid boy.
Speaker 1:That one song, he's got a lot of good songs actually, well, yeah, yeah he does.
Speaker 2:And I'm saying I like his music now.
Speaker 1:When he was younger it was, like you know, poppish kid, poppish kind of thing yeah now I really I can enjoy his music now yeah, probably because you got that fucked up soul like he's got going on right now.
Speaker 2:You're pretty I gotta fuck you're damaged inside.
Speaker 1:You just don't want to let it out my damage. Well, I mean, you're the one listening to lonely and jamming it out. I I'm the hell of my damage.
Speaker 2:Well, I mean, you're the one listening to Lonely and jamming it out. If it comes on, I'll listen to it. I don't have it on my fucking favorites or nothing. Are you secretly depressed?
Speaker 1:Do we need to donate some time to this?
Speaker 2:Yeah, but I ain't going to a ditty party. No, ditty, no ditty here, buddy.
Speaker 1:No d, no diddy. Yeah, I don't know man, I wouldn't, uh, I wouldn't want to freaking, I wouldn't want to go to see the eclipse anywhere else, like if I had to drive, like if it was like first of all, if it would any place, I'd be willing to drive. It's almost a hundred percent anyways, because it's like I mean, if I, if you go like just like 50 miles this way, you're going to get 90%.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:You're pretty much going to see an eclipse, so what the hell?
Speaker 2:is it so what? Our area is a hundred percent.
Speaker 1:Yes, a hundred percent. Our area is right. You know where the center line of that eclipse comes through is at the BP on 28th and Broadway. Wow, that's the center line as it comes through Lorraine.
Speaker 2:That's where it's coming through so straight down.
Speaker 1:Broadway. No, no, it's going. It's going Like it's going to come through like Amherst and Dusky area like that way, coming straight through, and then it's going to run out like all the way. I think it runs all the way, like maybe even to like Mentor on the beach line as the center line, and then it kind of fades out so it's coming across sideways. You know what I mean. It's not coming straight out. Yeah, it's kind of weird.
Speaker 2:Well, we'll see. Let's see if the hype is worth it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I seriously doubt it. I was nervous about it, though. I mean, I was nervous enough that I changed my vacation plans to get back here in time.
Speaker 2:Then our boss. They don't like to shut down for shit. They're shutting down at 1 o'clock.
Speaker 1:Well, that's what I said, Because what happens if you're in a concrete truck and you're stuck in traffic? I mean because people are going to just stop to watch it or pull over or whatever. You know what I mean? Shit's going to happen like that. That's how it's happened in the past and other places. People just stop on the road and shit.
Speaker 2:And then you get out and slap the shit out of them, get the hell out of the way.
Speaker 1:Well, I told you know it's funny. I find it interesting. You told me that if that happened, you guys have a packet that you throw in there?
Speaker 2:No, we don't have them in these trucks. We should. What is it? It's a puck. It looks like a hockey puck and it's in a plastic cylinder and you're supposed to pull them out and throw them in the truck and it keeps it wet.
Speaker 1:One little puck will keep a whole 10, 11 yards wet.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I haven't seen them in a long time. That was when I first started driving.
Speaker 1:What's it do? Neutralize the.
Speaker 2:Concrete, I guess.
Speaker 1:That's so weird.
Speaker 2:But I think they say sugar will do it too, sugar yeah.
Speaker 1:That's what Diddy said A little sugar in your tank ain't gonna hurt you.
Speaker 2:A little sugar will make you soft. Gonna hurt you. Well, the sugar make you soft. I don't know.
Speaker 1:That's great yeah, sugar will make you soft.
Speaker 2:If you got too much sugar, you're soft man, that dude, I guarantee he disappears one way or another who did he?
Speaker 1:oh yeah yeah, there's all kinds of things out like they're saying like one, the biggest thing, like you watch, like nancy grace, watch her, because you know when she gets on some shit she's on it you know what I mean off.
Speaker 2:Sometimes like she, she, I don't know, she's too one-sided, like she don't really look into everything you know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Yeah, maybe it could be I don't know she was all over it, though I saw a couple different things. She's been on it, boy, she's been all over it. A lot of people are going to go down over that one oh yeah, the shit went down a long time ago, though.
Speaker 2:That's the problem. Everybody knew about it. I don't know why they just let it go so far I don't know either that's been going on who can't stand?
Speaker 1:her brian, who can't he stand?
Speaker 2:that lady he was just talking about oh, nancy grace.
Speaker 1:Yeah, amanda went nuts for her during the top mom thing with the, with the casey anthony story. Amanda couldn't get enough of her whenever that was going on. I wonder what ever happened. Remember how we was talking about enough of her whenever that was going on.
Speaker 2:I wonder what, whatever happened. Remember how we was talking about that one girl in leary? I wonder whatever happened with that, with what? Remember when they raided her house and all that shit oh yeah, I wonder, yeah, I wonder what happened with that. We need to follow up on shit. We don't follow up on that. We need to follow up on it. Yeah, I do wonder what happened with that?
Speaker 1:yeah, where they came in and like the baby was in there, yeah, yeah, yeah, and they were like, oh, she was so worried, she smoked a cigarette.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she was worried about her shoes. Yeah, right Her toes are falling off.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you just busted the glass out of the whole fucking house Right, and she's worried about shoes. Shame on her.
Speaker 2:Yeah, how dare she.
Speaker 1:Dead cunt.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just wonder what happened. They probably gave her some money to shut up.
Speaker 1:Well, I mean yeah, I mean they might have. I mean that's you know they have the right to. I think they should have to pay her in my opinion. I feel like if I'm sitting at home doing nothing and all that goes on, and especially with that case, because, if you remember, they said they had knocked on the door like multiple times and they told him that person doesn't live there no more and the person lived there was an old tenant that had lived there like the fuck.
Speaker 2:Like you don't update your shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that whole. Like you don't look Well. Not only that, if you knocked't look well, not only that, if you knocked on the door and they told you that that's like I said before. Like you just go, you go, oh, they're full of shit. Like you don't look into it. Like I mean, what the fuck? It doesn't make any sense. She's lying, he's in oh, what a fucking lying piece of shit. Yeah, you know, like just she just wants a cigarette and some shoes. Oh, that's too much.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that shit. I'm just wondering. Like you know, we was all into that and all of a sudden it just slowly faded away. That's what happens with a lot of stuff it just fades away and you just don't follow up on it. You know what I'm saying? That's in everything Like this Diddy shit. You don't pay attention and you just lose track. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because so much shit goes on all the time, dude, we're so stimulated at this point Like constantly, your brain is stimulated at all times, Like literally.
Speaker 1:Like I'm grateful that Dylan goes outside and plays and he does a lot, but literally when he walks in a door he grabs his device or his Oculus or something. You know what I mean? He gets on something immediately. He has to be stimulated and as soon as we take it away from him, he'll drive you up the fucking wall. He'll have a football trying to toss it to you in the house. He'll have a million questions He'll have. I mean, he will drive you up the wall without a device because we're just overstimulated.
Speaker 2:Now Everybody is Did you get that? Finally get that weight system put together.
Speaker 1:I did. Yeah, yeah, he used it once, but we went on vacation.
Speaker 2:To be fair, I mean, we ain't been there the day before, yeah, two days before you got it done or something, yeah.
Speaker 1:But he before two days before you got it done or something, yeah but he hasn't used it much yet and I haven't used it.
Speaker 1:I could tell shut up stupid well I've got weights anyways, I've got a nice weight bench and stuff like that, like free weights and stuff, but it's just too much for him. Like I think my smallest free bar bar is like 25 dumbbell, you know. I mean that's just too much for him, I think. So dylan will be 12 this year. He turns 12 okay. So I get that you get worried about 12 year olds, you know what I mean. Like they start to get now they're starting to like come on their own. He's going to the sixth grade.
Speaker 1:Stay in the shower a little longer. Yeah, he might be showering a little longer, Like I mean, I've been there.
Speaker 2:I was 12.
Speaker 1:I remember those days. You know what I mean, but have you seen this bitch in Florida?
Speaker 2:What are you talking about?
Speaker 1:The 23-year-old.
Speaker 2:The one sleeping with the young kids. Yeah, yeah, getting like 14-year-olds and 12-year-olds.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I've seen that shit.
Speaker 1:Like four or five of them and she's going online.
Speaker 2:Acting like she's a young girl.
Speaker 1:Yeah, she's claiming she's in the neighborhood, but she claims she's 14, but she's homeschooled is what they think. Wow, and now she's in trouble. She's been arrested now. Good, the one kid supped with her like 30 times. I don't think he was getting raped, I'm just saying she had a ditty party.
Speaker 1:But that's crazy though. I mean, what the hell is the matter with the girl? Have you seen her? She's not a bad-looking girl, she looks normal, like she looks pretty normal. I mean she's not a bad looking girl, she looks normal, like she looks pretty normal. I mean she's not a bad looking girl, 23 years old, and you go like grab up little boys, like I don't understand.
Speaker 2:People are weird man.
Speaker 1:She should just do like Hannah Be gay.
Speaker 2:Why she likes little things.
Speaker 1:Because I told you all Hannah's I said all Hannah's girlfriends, all look like little boys.
Speaker 2:Remember I used to always say that.
Speaker 1:I go. Maybe she's just a pedophile.
Speaker 2:You're gonna be bad as shit when you're years old.
Speaker 1:No, I've said it to her multiple times, loud Aloud. But yeah, 12 years old dude, like I mean, that's like fuck. I mean, if you're talking about your prey as a 23-year-old woman, I mean that's like them boys don't stand a chance. I mean you know what I mean. You're 12 years old, 13 years old, 14 years old, and this woman's going to give you some pussy. You don't even care if she's lying about me or what age she is. You know what I mean. You don't even care.
Speaker 2:She still should go to prison for the rest of her life. She should, I'm not saying her she probably will.
Speaker 1:I'm not saying I mean, when you're that young, young you just don't even know. No, I find it hard to believe that a boy can be raped when that pussy is there in their face. Right? I disagree with you, brian, and I'll tell you why, because I have experience I have experience with it myself because when I was young, I was with, I was with an older woman when I was a kid and as a kid, you're as a kid you're excited for it. Yeah, absolutely, you're excited, you're getting you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:But as an adult, and the consequences that come with that are not. You know what I mean, you don't. You're not smart enough to understand that, and the adult you're with should understand that. So you know what I mean. And I mean you think it's great because you're a kid and you're just like all happy that you're. You know getting your pee pee wet or whatever. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:But in reality you're getting raped.
Speaker 1:In reality, you are because you don't. You don't know any better, you don't know the consequences behind it. You don't know what. You know what I'm saying. You just don't understand and it's, it is a bad. I mean, it's you know that.
Speaker 2:That that sounds funny, where people talk about oh, if I was that age and this, and that I would love it, and blah, blah, blah. Yeah, but down the road you're going to like it might fuck you up mentally down the road.
Speaker 1:I mean, I don't think it's going to fuck you up mentally.
Speaker 2:That's what they're saying. On that thing, they're saying like, oh, we've got to get these kids in that this and that. Why would it? It's like I'm not fucked up mentally from it. Perfect example. No, but you gotta think about it like I hate to say it, like I ain't gonna say it let's say it, hear it, let's hear it you? You ever met girls that was molested when they were younger? They're, they're a little open.
Speaker 1:You know I what I mean A little more sexually open.
Speaker 2:Yeah, a lot more sexually open.
Speaker 1:Yeah, maybe, yeah, yeah, could be right, but but the thing is like, okay, that's a, that's someone that was molested when they were younger. But we're talking about like, like, when I had sex with the, with the older one that I had sex with, it's not like I was a virgin when I had sex with her, you know what I'm saying Like I had already had sex. It was just somebody that was age appropriate. Was you 12? Yeah, pretty much yeah.
Speaker 2:Well, I'm saying like you, knowing people that was molested when they were younger, they're way more sexually active than the person that wasn't.
Speaker 1:Possibly. Yeah, I'm not saying you're wrong, wrong, but I don't think that it messes up. I don't think it's going to mess up a boy's mentality. I mean that that you know. Like with me the thing is, is I, I ended up with a daughter, I have two grandkids over it. You know what I mean, but I didn't understand that that was the consequences at the time, like as much as like I didn't really understand. I guess I knew it, but I didn't understand it. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:And.
Speaker 1:I. I mean I love, I love her to death, but I'm, you know, it's just. It has nothing to do with with where I'm at today, but at the time I did not understand those consequences and when I look at, like my grandson right now, my, my grandson is that age that I was when she was born, you know what I'm saying Like that's crazy to think about. When you look at him, like okay, he's a dad, and like that's just, that's, it's unreal, but it's a reality, it can happen. You know what I mean. So it's not a, it's not a. But I don't think mentally, like when they say mentally I mean I guess it could, but I personally I don't know, unless I'm just stronger than most people mentally, but I don't see where the hell that could bother you. I mean it's just, it is what it is. I mean you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:So why would it bother a girl and not a boy?
Speaker 1:Well, I think you're talking about like like a, like a, like a either a power trip or taking like the, taking it, or virginity loss or something like that. That's a little different. I mean, I was sexually active already, so it's not like you know what I mean. I was definitely sexually active by then already with age appropriate girls, right? Brian's right yeah, I hear him what he's saying.
Speaker 2:He's saying you didn't think about getting it when pregnant.
Speaker 1:you were just thinking about getting it when I'm pregnant. You were just thinking about getting lucky, like that's.
Speaker 2:that's what that's all you were worried about. Yeah Well, the pregnancy came with it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and, but you don't. I mean you know that, but you don't understand it. Uh, you know what I mean and pay your bills and like you don't get it, like you don't know, you can't possibly know. I mean, in all reality, most 19 and 20 year olds don't know. You know what I mean. Like I remember when lexa, when I got her home and I'm like this thing is fucked, what am I gonna do? It needs me. I mean it's fucked. This thing's fucked. What am I gonna do? I'm like sitting there like white changing her diaper and I'm going this is not good. That's my.
Speaker 1:My guy said the name I thought you changed it I changed that one, but this one is still on that one. Yeah, but I'm never in the studio, so where I don't, what else you got on your notes.
Speaker 2:Let's see what else you got what else do I have?
Speaker 1:oh, for today? Yeah, all right, let's look. I got a plane crash at hopkins last night you see that a little one-ended single engine plane crashed in hopkins and it shut down they had to reroute traffic and stuff. I really don't know. I haven't heard anything else about it except that they had to reroute all the all the traffic and stuff it I'm assuming somebody died. Yeah, it looked bad.
Speaker 2:It looked pretty bad the picture I saw but don't bring up stuff you ain't got all the details, man well, I'm, it's just, it's breaking news.
Speaker 1:What do you want from me? It's just coming in. No, I don't know what they but, yeah, they shut the airport down, but I was. But the thing is, the reason I caught my attention was because all these people are supposed to be coming here right for the eclipse and then they freaking reroute all the damn planes. Oh, it's horrible. Yeah, it's supposed to be this heavy traffic and then you just jam everything up, makes it even worse.
Speaker 1:You know, that was my thought process on. It was what really got me, and then that was it. I was just mad about the powerball. I, uh, I wanted to talk about the Eclipse party. We're going to do that tomorrow. We're not going to do breakfast, though I don't think it's necessary. You know what I mean. That'll make it too long Because it's 3 o'clock. You know what I'm saying. If you come in at 11 and it's at 3 o'clock, you've been here a long time at that point already clock. You've been here a long time at that point already, but then it, and then it goes another couple hours. Oh yeah, the patio is open, everything, yeah, and it's going to be 65 degrees.
Speaker 1:It's going to be nice, it'll be real nice good brian had an accident go happen right over his head a glider brian would have been high and thought that something happened yeah. I want some of the weed Brian gets. No, I'm just kidding. No, I don't. I don't want any weed. That's funny.
Speaker 2:Man, that shit is crazy, that shit's everywhere. Now that weed.
Speaker 1:Yeah, everybody's about it, even the most conservative, like normal people now like, like, like your old, like staunch type, you know, republicans, like even them, you could catch them smoking weed.
Speaker 2:It's just the way it is.
Speaker 1:It's just how it is.
Speaker 2:I never got into it.
Speaker 1:Me neither. But I've thought about like I get my neck has been like I'll go get a massage Dude, I've tried it. I get my neck has been like I'll go get a massage dude, I've tried it. That doesn't work and it but my neck gets so stiff by back and I guess it's probably stress, I'm guessing may, I don't know, unless I'm sleeping wrong all the time every night. But I mean it's come to like 10 years where I just it's just how it is and I just know it. I just every's just how it is and I just know it. I just every once in a while it gets a little too stiff and I try to move it around. But I wonder if like a little weed might like loosen it up. I don't know. Like the thought of a muscle relaxer makes me like whew, that sounds good.
Speaker 2:Go to a ditty party.
Speaker 1:I put something in your ditty, but somebody gave me one like a while ago, because I mentioned that I go, I couldn't take, I couldn't bring myself to take it, because I mean, what, if you like it, then? You start getting addicted and I fuck that, I ain't interested in.
Speaker 2:I used to take the muscle relaxers and shit I've never taken one.
Speaker 1:Is it as good as it sounds?
Speaker 2:it is, that's why I quit taking them. I'm like I can see myself getting hooked on these. Nah, I don't take nothing yeah it, it sounds amazing.
Speaker 1:It does sound amazing.
Speaker 2:Muscle relaxers the most you're going to catch me with is an ibuprofen or a Tylenol, that's it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's me A leave and ibuprofen probably take too many of those too and I'm sick from that.
Speaker 1:I've been taking a lot of vitamins and I do feel better no-transcript, some kind of vitamin, and then she eats a banana and she goes. The one day she got sick and she goes. I didn't eat the banana, she goes. I was you know like she goes to. I have to eat on him and I'm like talking to her. I'm like, is that what it is? Because amanda got me those, uh, men's, one a day at one time and I took them and I got all jittery and I just I hated it.
Speaker 1:I'm like, fuck that, I ain't messing with those.
Speaker 2:And then maybe that's what it is, though maybe I just need to eat a little something with it, because I'll stop, you know, grab something, munch on on the way work, and then I'll take them and I feel great.
Speaker 1:Yeah, see, I'm going to try that again. I'm going to see I'm going to try that again, because I might want to do that.
Speaker 2:That might give me a little more energy. It's weird because like I'm nauseous as hell but I'm like clear as hell, you know what I'm saying, so I'm like. Yeah, because you feel good, but you feel nauseous and you're like what the fuck?
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's my sister. It seemed like she just kind of puked or whatever she had to do or attempted to puke. I don't know, I'm all about them beats. I thought she was all about them beats. What he says. I'm all about those beats, Brian. I thought he was about them beats, right.
Speaker 2:Isn't he the one? What the fuck he's talking about.
Speaker 1:I'll give you some beans, boy, oh.
Speaker 2:I'll give you some beans.
Speaker 1:Try these beans. How long we been on, anyways? It's been a while, ain't it?
Speaker 2:I guess I don't know.
Speaker 1:All right, I think that's probably a good enough show for today. What do you think though Tomorrow's? You think we should do a podcast.
Speaker 2:I think we should set it up outside.
Speaker 1:Set up the Just like we did that one time.
Speaker 2:That was pretty good.
Speaker 1:With the podcast, with the tent? Yeah, why not? How are we going to see the goddamn eclipse if we're in a tent?
Speaker 2:Jesus, you're going to set it up, then, when the eclipse comes, we're going to walk out from underneath the tent.
Speaker 1:What the you ain't going to be chained in a tent. You know what I should do. I should try to use my mobile one, but use it with the laptop. That's what I should do. Well, you should plan it, Because I tried to do it with the iPad and that did not work Fix it up today. Yeah, try it out, practice it, do it outside.
Speaker 2:You guys might see a little practice test.
Speaker 1:Well, we got it, because we us to go to. What is it? Berea? Yeah, let me see. He just I just talked to him again last night. Let me look again and see what this is. It's uh, what is this?
Speaker 2:are we good? Are we going to be censored?
Speaker 1:no, no, because it's our podcast. We'll just be there. Oh okay, but I'm assuming we'll set up like a booth there. I'm, I'm thinking, I, I don't, I don't know 100, I'm not sure how this works, but he. That's why I messaged him last night to try and figure out exactly how this is going to work. Yeah, it's, it's. Uh, it's called. It's the 12th annual spring tailgate, top dog. It's may 4th. May the 4th. Be with you 11 to 6, so it's a seven hour event we're gonna do the whole event I don't know, maybe live, though, only live, only live.
Speaker 1:They got cornhole tournaments, all that stuff like that, but it is at.
Speaker 2:What date did you say?
Speaker 1:May 4th. May 4th it's Green Lodge Berea, ohio.
Speaker 2:It's a Saturday, huh, yep, yeah, that sounds fun.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think we're gonna set it up to do that May 4th. It'll be fun, we'll check it out and we'll get to tailgate.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, we need a designated driver. A designated driver yeah.
Speaker 1:Why you gonna drink too much beet juice, Beetroot juice.
Speaker 2:And then maybe I'll try some of the beans. No.
Speaker 1:I'm just kidding. Does he got beets in his beans?
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 1:All right, I'm ready to get out of here. Peace Later.