This That And The Other
This That And The Other
29. Pink Pumpkins, TikTok Shenanigans, Haunted Trails, Medical Mishaps, Drug Commercials, and More
Ever wondered how your outfit could jinx your favorite football team's performance? This week on "This, That, and Other," we kick things off with a humorous take on an Auburn football loss, blaming it on a wardrobe change and a series of unfortunate turnovers. We then transport you to our cozy outdoor setup at Freedom Square, complete with fall decorations, a camouflage tarp, and a playful debate about the latest Halloween trend—pink decorations spotted during a TJ Maxx trip. Are pink pumpkins a trick or a treat for the season?
Next up, we dive into the latest TikTok sensation, Sue Dillon, whose prank calls and quirky persona have taken the internet by storm. Sporting a mullet wig and cigarette earrings, Sue's antics spark a discussion on the ethics of prank calls and a reflection on the entertainment value versus realism in TV shows like "Reacher." We also share a spine-chilling family outing to a haunted trail, where the scares were all too real and even involved a chainsaw-wielding actor!
The tone shifts as we tackle the serious issue of medical malpractice through the tragic story of Brian, whose life was cut short due to a surgical error. From the evolution of football gear to travel anxieties and the art of packing light, we cover it all with our signature blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling. Whether you're here for the laughs, the scares, or the life lessons, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in and join us for a rollercoaster of emotions and experiences!
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Welcome back to this, that and other. We got two people that's dealing with a loss from Auburn right now. We just watched the game.
Speaker 2:It just ended, let's not talk about it. Juddy blames it on me.
Speaker 1:It was bad.
Speaker 2:Because I changed my clothes.
Speaker 1:You look terrible.
Speaker 2:It was bad. I think they came out with the big head from last week 73 to nothing. No, 73 to three, that's a given.
Speaker 1:That's when you pay Well, your first couple of games. You pay those skills to come Right Two years ago. So, To get a beating.
Speaker 2:They should have won they beat themselves.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, oh, there's no doubt that they.
Speaker 2:Five turnovers.
Speaker 1:Yeah, what the heck? You can't win a game if you get five turnovers, five turnovers in one game.
Speaker 2:I know, you shouldn't have that many in a season. Yeah, you know.
Speaker 1:Well, welcome back folks. Don't let us get you down, because we are.
Speaker 2:Let me get off that rant.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I sound awful. Note to self Auburn football before you podcast.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we're done.
Speaker 1:You're not Okay. You sound fine. Okay, so we've moved locations. We're still outside, but now we're somewhere else. Where are we at outside? Let everybody know.
Speaker 2:We are in Freedom Square.
Speaker 1:Freedom Square, yeah, otherwise known as the fire pit, slash pergola.
Speaker 2:Pergola that Jody built.
Speaker 1:We've got our extension cord out here. We don't have the party lights on, but we do have a TV going watching college football for the last three hours.
Speaker 2:If it wasn't windy, we'd have us a fire. And it's windy. I'm sitting out here with a blanket.
Speaker 1:I've actually put a tarp up on one side of us to keep the wind off of us.
Speaker 2:We have a camouflage tarp.
Speaker 1:You know why you can't see it. That's why it's camouflaged. I had thoughts when I put it up. You know, I didn't put a blue one up or anything, or a yellow or a red one. I put a camouflage Because I know neighbors are sensitive to things like that. So, oh, bless her you know, I take that into consideration bless her heart that's right, that's what I say as I'm doing it.
Speaker 1:But we would have loved to have had a fire, but it's just a little bit too windy and it's a little dry and I'm just afraid that he says it's dry.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I just. He never turns down a fire opportunity.
Speaker 1:I don't know. I have to think about that now because of the incident.
Speaker 2:We still haven't talked about it.
Speaker 1:We haven't talked about it and we're not going to talk about it now.
Speaker 2:Not today. One day we will, I just don't feel up to it. One day, all right. Well, let's go to week three talking about this.
Speaker 1:Week three.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Talking about what?
Speaker 2:Did you notice anything in the house?
Speaker 1:Oh my goodness, there is a basket next to the fireplace on the floor that's got stuff in it Other than that. That's all I've noticed.
Speaker 2:Are you serious?
Speaker 1:I have not looked at anything the mantel and everything. It's all I've noticed, are you?
Speaker 2:serious? I have not looked at anything, the mantel and everything, it's all fall, my fall decorations are out.
Speaker 1:I have not noticed.
Speaker 2:I just couldn't get the other thing put back up.
Speaker 1:Oh really.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:No, I did not notice it.
Speaker 2:I thought you might put it up.
Speaker 1:I'm being honest, I did not notice it. I just don't notice things. There's tunnel vision. I just come in and do my thing.
Speaker 2:I mean I got a new sign. It's not new. I mean I just changed our picture out. That was on the fireplace because, I like to change it as the seasons. It's my pumpkin one. I got leaves. I got a what's that called? I can't think of what it's called Garland. I got leaf garland out. I got pumpkins out. I just started.
Speaker 1:Well, let me ask you it's not all done, does it look good?
Speaker 2:I love it. I love fall time. That's my fall and Christmas are my most favoritest decorations.
Speaker 1:What about Halloween? You know, today I used to do Halloween.
Speaker 2:I probably do more fall than I do Halloween, but I'll set a few things out. Halloween that's why Auburn lost. I have an Auburn pumpkin candy dish and it's not out. That's the problem. It's not out. Okay, it's not out.
Speaker 1:So today is September 7th and I saw a house today that is fully decorated Halloween, and I'm talking like ghosts and goblins hanging from trees and stuff like that. So I'm not talking about fall, I'm talking about halloween. So is it too early to have your halloween out? I'm saying yes I say yes, the last week of september maybe yeah, I mean I like fall decorations more than I like Halloween decorations, but I really think Halloween should like when it's like October 1st yeah, that's when I like Halloween.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, September. I like to put my fall out. Then I'll trickle in a little bit of Halloween which went to TJ Maxx today. And what is the deal with pink for Halloween?
Speaker 1:Pink Pink. Is that the new trend or something?
Speaker 2:Pink, pumpkins pink, ghosts pink. I don't think I've seen a pink skeleton.
Speaker 1:Who starts these trends, by the way? How does this?
Speaker 2:happen? I don't know. I don't know that I'm into the pink. I mean, don't get me wrong, I like pink, I'm a pink girl, I like pink, but I don't know, for Halloween you got a pink room. I do have a pink room, yeah, but I don't know for Halloween. I mean, like Halloween I like those colors, your blacks and your oranges and your browns and your burnt red and all that kind of stuff, rust.
Speaker 1:Rust.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I don't. I mean, I really did see a really cute pink ghost, I almost got it. But I'm like I don't know if I can get a pink ghost. I didn't get it. So I don't know if I can get a pink ghost, I didn't get it.
Speaker 1:So I didn't, I did good. It's a little weird.
Speaker 2:Pink for Halloween. I don't like all the scary Halloween stuff.
Speaker 1:Well, no, I mean it's evil yeah.
Speaker 2:I like the older Halloween movies and stuff.
Speaker 1:Do you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I like the Hocus Pocus.
Speaker 1:Oh, you're talking about like.
Speaker 2:You're kind of like the kids type Halloween. I'm just a kid at heart, yeah.
Speaker 1:You're not talking about the scary, scary stuff are you?
Speaker 2:No, I don't. I'm not into the scary stuff. I don't'm not into the scary stuff.
Speaker 1:I don't know, I don't guess I don't like the uh, like gore oh no, yeah, I don't like none of that.
Speaker 2:But let me tell you what's funny. Oh, I got to find him, michael myers, on tiktok. That is the funniest thing he's. I think he's from decatur and he just walks around just like he's michael myers and his wife. She has a fit. I'm sure it's like staged or whatever, but like she has a fit like telling him to get in here. I told you not to be doing that. It is the best ever. Like I love the series. I I like to watch that this time of year because they do some good ones. Like he was driving down the road the other day, or he was driving with somebody because he was in the passenger seat and they come to the red light and he just turns, he just sits there and stares and then the driver finally looks over, you know, and it startles him. That's so funny to me.
Speaker 1:I've seen something like that, but I thought it was like a truck driver and he had a it's just like a costume, mike Myers costume in his passenger seat and I thought he had a switch and it made that head turn towards the window at the car next to him and then just turned back.
Speaker 2:Well, this is a real guy. And now so?
Speaker 1:what? At the car next to him and then just turned well, this is a real guy. And now do they. So what did they like? Walk around, like when you say that, what do you mean?
Speaker 2:like yeah like gas station yeah, like he walks around everywhere, like down the road he's gonna get in trouble.
Speaker 1:I mean like get hurt.
Speaker 2:I mean you can run into the wrong yeah, but like now he's got his son doing it his son is like what and that's the funniest thing, he's got to be like five or six oh, okay yeah, so it's the funniest thing, michael myers of decatur, I think is what it's called um and it's on tiktok yeah, you know me and my ts Speaking of TikToks. What else did I find on TikTok this week that I just can't get over?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Excuse me, oh, I can't think of her name, sue.
Speaker 1:Ellen.
Speaker 2:No, this ain't Dynasty or Dallas.
Speaker 1:Dallas.
Speaker 2:Okay, oh man, sue Dillon Sue Dillon, I think, was her name. That's not her real name, that's just a character she plays. Oh, I, know who you're talking about now, and she does prank phone calls and she has this wig on. That's like a mullet-type wig, and she has these cigarette earrings.
Speaker 1:She looks like a redneck-type, white trash-type.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she changes her voice, like you know when you've smoked like a smoker's voice.
Speaker 1:Raspy.
Speaker 2:And I don't know. I've just been hung on it the last two nights. It's just hilarious.
Speaker 1:Didn't you say people pay her, though, to do it.
Speaker 2:Yes, people pay her to do this and give her the information or whatever. Yeah, they pay her to do this and then she calls them. Then she's got it on so it's being recorded when she does it. Yes, yes.
Speaker 1:You've got to give a little bit more information when you explain this stuff.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I just think you should know I.
Speaker 1:I thought prank phone calls became illegal.
Speaker 2:Oh, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I dreamed that up, maybe if it's a radio station, maybe that's what I'm thinking of. You can't do it. Something like that Doesn't matter, go ahead.
Speaker 2:I don't know. I just know I get sucked in and I can't get out of it.
Speaker 1:I don't know how you get so sucked into that kind of stuff. I don't know either.
Speaker 2:Because you won't let me watch the middle.
Speaker 1:You get to watch the middle.
Speaker 2:You don't let me watch it because you're not in there. We did watch a couple episodes today, so why?
Speaker 1:can't you watch it if I'm not in there? See, that makes no sense.
Speaker 2:Because you want to watch it.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's what you mean.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I mean. I try not to watch it, but then I go days without watching it and I'm like I'm just going to watch it. We'll just watch the whole thing over again, because you never started it from the beginning anyway.
Speaker 1:You will like it. They had a good though the Thanksgiving episode and the Christmas episode.
Speaker 2:Those two were just good. We just watched Yesterday Last night. I think we're in season seven.
Speaker 1:I think it's funny, it's really funny.
Speaker 2:Yeah, sue's trying to get in the sorority.
Speaker 1:Yep On the next one we watched.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was after the Christmas.
Speaker 1:Of course she doesn't get in there, but she's happy.
Speaker 2:Doesn't hurt her feelings. I bet she gets in one. I bet she gets in one, I bet she don't. You don't think.
Speaker 1:Mm-mm.
Speaker 2:But she made a friend though.
Speaker 1:So back to the scary movies. You know, is it wrong to watch scary movies? I guess it's all the time scary movies or to be involved in you know really liking scary movies, like haunted movies yeah, I don't know is it alright to be scared, to get scared to be? Want to be scared it's demons and stuff.
Speaker 2:I'm no, I mean?
Speaker 1:I mean if it's like an evil type storyline. No, I don't like all that.
Speaker 2:I don't like all that.
Speaker 1:So I mean, what else is a scary movie about, then, if it's not that?
Speaker 2:You're just gonna. It's about evil. Jump out and scare me Boo.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so it's a murderer. Yeah, I don't know, I'm just asking.
Speaker 2:What do you think I?
Speaker 1:don't know.
Speaker 2:You ask these questions.
Speaker 1:We've watched them before Then you never answer them. Because I ask the questions. I don't answer my questions. I just ask You're going to answer them.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, we've watched them before, but I guess that's where we've changed, because we don't watch them now.
Speaker 1:Because I don't really want to either, but it don't take me much when I watch a movie now. It's got to have a good storyline, it's got to have some good acting.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, Jodi is on the acting thing, yeah because you can just tell some of the you know. I don't know how to explain it, but you just watch a little bit of it and it just depends on who's in the movie. I can watch a movie that doesn't have any known people you know anybody that you ever heard of but when it is, I think I pay more attention to it, closer attention, to see how bad the acting might be.
Speaker 2:Instead of watching the movie. Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 1:That's kind of like what's the big old dude that's muscular and it's a series. Oh my goodness, tom cruise played this part about 10 or 15 years ago have I watched it yeah, he's a military guy. He doesn't have anything. They're out to get him. He's like always walking around. He doesn't have a car, it's on.
Speaker 2:It was on prime oh reacher reacher, reacher, yes I started to say preacher.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Reacher.
Speaker 1:But it's kind of like stuff like that. A lot of people I know love that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you hate that one.
Speaker 1:Yes, you do not like that one. I do not like it. I just don't. To me the acting's bad in that. But it's just like, for instance, like I understand I've said this before entertainment and I've said this before entertainment. You want to be entertained. And then there's the thing about being realistic, and I understand, sometimes things on a movie are not realistic, but it's entertaining and that's fine. But on one of his episodes there's a guy he knows that's watching him sitting out in a car, just a few car lengths down, and he walks out there to the car and he kicks the front of the car, makes the airbag go off and it bloodies the guy's nose that's sitting in the car. Now that's not realistic.
Speaker 2:You watched it harder than I did, because I don't even remember.
Speaker 1:That bothers me. Stuff like that right there bothers me.
Speaker 2:He just hit it in the right spot where the airbag sensor is.
Speaker 1:I don't care who you are. You could have a sledgehammer and you probably couldn't get that thing to go off.
Speaker 2:So, but anyway, Speaking of acting, what about this AI thing you found?
Speaker 1:You made me watch last night, yeah, so a few days ago, I came across a it was a movie trailer for the new Simpsons movie that's coming out, and I'm not a Simpsons fan.
Speaker 2:And I used to watch Simpsons all the time when I was a kid. That was appointment TV with my dad. Really yes.
Speaker 1:I'm messing with my mic for a second. I'm trying to tighten it up.
Speaker 2:I know, forgive me for a second, as we sit here, I'm loosening it. I'm sorry that's why it's taking longer. Let me tighten it back up as we sit here and listen to the noise. Enjoy this, folks. Okay, I'm done so.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so I'm not bart simpson, none of that, I don't. The only time I've ever watched is when we were dating and I come over to your house, and if it was ever on, was it sunday night?
Speaker 2:I think it was.
Speaker 1:I think it was sunday nights, yeah don't know anything about it, don't know the characters, nothing like you know, just say four, five of the main characters.
Speaker 2:Alabama's losing right now? Are they Well?
Speaker 1:they got plenty of time, I know. So it's a trailer for the new movie and it's not animated. It's real people and Adam Sandler is starring as Homer, and then, I don't know, will Ferrell is one of the characters. There are several good ones. Steve Carell yes.
Speaker 2:All the people in those movies. Yeah, like all those.
Speaker 1:All the characters were people that you knew.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they've done movies together.
Speaker 1:And their faces were a little bit different because you thought they were playing the characters.
Speaker 2:You thought they weren't trying to be animated, right, right.
Speaker 1:A little bit, so it was like you know I might. Actually the trailer was so good.
Speaker 2:The trailer was awesome.
Speaker 1:That I always said to myself I might would go to the movie theaters to watch this, Because this looked really. I was like how did they get all these actors in this thing? And then, dadgum, the next day I found out that it was AI generated. It's not true, Because I ran across that makes me sad.
Speaker 1:Because they had another one and all the characters were changed. They had Kevin James as Homer and just everybody was different. All the actors and actresses were different in it and it was just another. It was a repeat of the same thing, but it was just another trailer. Fake Couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2:I know had me excited Could not believe it. I had me excited.
Speaker 1:I don't know how they do it, so I could not believe it. I had me excited. I don't know how they do it, so Get off your phone.
Speaker 2:Well, I was looking up, I forgot I sent you something to talk about and so we got to go back to the haunting thing. So on Facebook I saw it came up haunted airboat rides. Would you do a haunted airboat?
Speaker 1:A haunted airboat.
Speaker 2:Do you like haunted houses?
Speaker 1:Well, I was going to say that's like haunted houses, right.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Stuff like that, I think the airboat don't have to be haunted. If I'm out on it all night, I think I'm scared. Yeahboat don't have to be haunted. If I'm out on it all night, at night, I think I'm scared yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1:haunted houses was fun, but it don't take much to scare me, so haunted houses scare me.
Speaker 2:What about that haunted house? We took our nieces to that haunted trail.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yes.
Speaker 2:We had to give them a can of something, right? Did we take a can of food?
Speaker 1:Yeah, you had to bring something like that.
Speaker 2:What, what about it?
Speaker 1:What are you laughing for?
Speaker 2:Because of the movie they were playing.
Speaker 1:And we had our teenage nieces three of them. Yeah, so we took them. And Nicholas, no, no, no, nicholas didn't go. Nicholas would not have done that.
Speaker 2:Nicholas hated stuff like that. Still does. He still don't like that. Yeah so while he was waiting on the group of people to go through, you know you had, there was a bunch of people so we had to wait. We were several groups. You know deep before we're ever gonna be able to get back in the woods.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but anyway, so would they have a movie playing? You know, it's kind of like a I don't know, it's kind of like a friday the 13th something, that's a scary movie, whatever like that, but it's one of those that apparently had inappropriate content. Oh, my goodness and yeah, and all of a sudden it comes on there with all these horrible kids and stuff all these kids standing there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's like what are you.
Speaker 1:What are we supposed to do, uh?
Speaker 2:and then they turn it off. They did turn it off, yeah, so they must have not known. Yeah, they must have not known very uncomfortable.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was very uncomfortable.
Speaker 2:That was a crazy trail.
Speaker 1:That's a situation that you couldn't really get out of.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, no, I mean, there was nothing we could do.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the haunted trail, all that stuff.
Speaker 2:It wasn't that bad.
Speaker 1:No but.
Speaker 2:Until we got to the stupid end and they chase you with a stupid chainsaw and I hate that. What?
Speaker 1:that's. That whole thing too is like when you're going.
Speaker 2:And you know it's coming.
Speaker 1:When you're going along on a trail or something.
Speaker 2:And you like when I interrupt. And now all of a sudden Quit twisting your rings.
Speaker 1:And now all of a sudden you can't walk because they've got mattresses down on the ground. You're walking out, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:And stuff like that. It's just little things.
Speaker 1:And then the chains, chains, and if you touch, me.
Speaker 2:I'm hitting you, yeah, but I'm talking about it's free game, haunted houses to you.
Speaker 1:That's what I was talking about, you know. So yeah, somebody's gonna jump out, they're gonna have something, I don't know, it's just we're paying for it. We know it's around the corner, but where? Let me ask you this what's the where's the best place to be? You don't want to be the first one, but I sure don't want to be the last one, oh yeah, no, sure, don't want to be the last one.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, no, I don't want to be last. But how do?
Speaker 1:you end up in the middle. I don't know, I don't think you can.
Speaker 2:I think I was last.
Speaker 1:I think everybody's fighting for the middle.
Speaker 2:Because I think Jody was in the front, because we had the girls.
Speaker 1:Yeah, nobody's going to go.
Speaker 2:Right, so I a one and done.
Speaker 1:I wouldn't go to like Sloss or any of those professional ones. Oh no way, I couldn't do that.
Speaker 2:I could not, I could not do that whatsoever.
Speaker 1:I've watched some of these. They've had stories about it to where you know all these real, where they they have professional makeup artists and stuff come in and do these people's makeups and all that stuff.
Speaker 2:But anyway, they talk about that's interesting though, how they do that makeup yeah.
Speaker 1:And how you know it takes so long to get everything set up.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And you know, then it's like four weekends out of the year or just you know, just very selective Thursday, friday, saturday, you know for the next three weeks or something like that. But they also talk about how people have actually had heart attacks and passed away. I could see it. You know from being in this. That's why you have to sign a waiver when you go in there. Because of that.
Speaker 1:I could totally see it yeah, but yeah, I'd say I'm done with all that. I'm done with all that. I just don't feel like you know, we should be involved in that. Yeah, with all that, I'm done with all that.
Speaker 2:I just don't feel like we should be involved in that. I don't either, yeah, so.
Speaker 1:But if you go, I'm not like holding that against you.
Speaker 2:Oh no, that's your choice, but yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 1:So doom and gloom. Let me tell you a story that I read.
Speaker 2:I thought I was doom and gloom this week. I thought I was doom and gloom this week. I thought.
Speaker 1:I was doomed this week. Why is that? Because I got sick. You did get sick. That was horrible, several days.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was bad, so now you're almost 100%. Maybe I don't know I'm still yeah them days on the couch and not sleeping.
Speaker 1:Right. That was rough folks and now nicholas is I don't know what's wrong with nicholas, yeah dealing with a tooth issue, some kind of toothache or something that's really. It's really got him down. So, all right, I got a story for you, uh-oh jody's got a story for you.
Speaker 2:Uh-oh, jody's got a story for us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I read this a few days ago and I put this in my notes Doctor removes wrong organ, resulting in patient's immediate death.
Speaker 2:Nice.
Speaker 1:This was September 4th Nice.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this just happened. Is this real? Are you faking me? This is real. This is not fake. This is this just happened. Is this real? Are you faking me?
Speaker 1:This is real. This is not fake. This is not fake news.
Speaker 2:Is this fake news?
Speaker 1:All right. An Alabama man reportedly suffered an immediate catastrophic death after his surgeon mistakenly removed the wrong organ. The New York Post reports what did they remove. I'll get into that. Oh my bad. William Bryan, 70, of Muscle Shoals, underwent surgery at a Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital in Walton County, Florida, at which point his general surgeon, Dr Thomas Tomish Sheknovsky what? And if I say his general surgeon, Dr Tomasz Szeklowski, what? And if I say his name again, it'll probably be different Probably Removed his liver, which was mislabeled as a spleen.
Speaker 2:How you do that.
Speaker 1:Causing immediate and catastrophic blood loss, resulting in death. This is from a law I guess office. They wrote it on their Facebook page. All right, brian was admitted to the hospital for further tests over concerns regarding an abnormality of the spleen after experiencing sudden lower left abdominal pain while he and his wife Beverly were visiting their rental property in Ocalusa County, shaznovsky did I say that right Maybe?
Speaker 1:And Chief Medical Officer, dr Bacani, persuaded Brian to undergo surgery as he could experience serious complications if he left the hospital. Despite the family's reluctancy, this was, according to the law, firm Hand-assisted. Here's another word laparoscopic. Laparoscopic splenectomy what? I don't know Some kind of procedure. During this operation, dr Shifnotsky removed. This is not funny, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2:It's not funny, it's just the way he's saying this. It's just because he can't pronounce it. I'm terrible at pronouncing things. I'm sorry, it's not funny, it's just the way he's saying this. It's just because he can't pronounce it.
Speaker 1:I'm terrible at pronouncing things. Terrible at reading. He removed Mr Bryan's liver and in so doing caused major supply of blood to the liver to be gone. I mean immediate and catastrophic blood loss resulting in death.
Speaker 2:Wow.
Speaker 1:This is the law firm posted about. The surgeon proceeded with labeling the removed liver Liver. I don't know if I'm going to get through this Me neither. All right, let me do this again. The surgeon proceeded with labeling the removed liver I'm going to say that again Specimen as a spleen. So he removed it and he still he put spleen on it. Okay, and it wasn't until following the death that it was identified that the organ removed was actually Mr Bryant's liver. Oh my gosh, as opposed to the spleen, as opposed to the spleen. Chaganovsky, mistakenly mistaking Brian's liver for his spleen, told Beverly that her husband's spleen was so diseased that it was four times bigger than usual and had migrated to the other side of his body. You know why it migrated and why it was four times bigger? Because it wasn't it, because it wasn't a spleen, it was a liver.
Speaker 2:This ain't like that show we watched where the doctor I think it was a real.
Speaker 1:Doctor Death.
Speaker 2:Was that it when he killed?
Speaker 1:people. Well, no, he wasn't intentionally, but he just didn't know what he was doing. Yeah, he didn't know what he was doing and he paralyzed his best friend, you know, doing some kind of work on his spine. Yeah, what it is, yeah.
Speaker 2:Is this the same scenario?
Speaker 1:This law firm? No, this law firm claims that Chignovsky was previously accused of wrong site surgery in 2023, removing a portion of a patient's pancreas instead of the intended.
Speaker 2:So he did it again.
Speaker 1:Adrenal gland resection as part of a case that was settled in confidence. So in 2023, a year ago.
Speaker 2:Yeah, wow.
Speaker 1:He had taken a piece of a pancreas.
Speaker 2:So he needs to be gone because apparently he doesn't know.
Speaker 1:My husband died while helpless on the operating room table by Dr Shevnosky. Beverly Bryan said in a statement through the law firm I don't want anyone else to die due to his incompetence at a hospital that should have known or knew he had previous previously made drastic life altering surgical mistakes exactly so I just I found that interesting because you don't hardly ever hear that, but I would think spleen liver I don't know what a spleen looks like spleen is small yeah, I do know that.
Speaker 1:I know what a liver looks like um spleen's on the backside right, I've seen enough. I don't know I think I don't know.
Speaker 2:I've seen enough. Let me take that back. Stuff yeah.
Speaker 1:And you know, when you kill a deer and you have to dress a deer and stuff like that, you get to see these organs and stuff. So I know what a liver of a deer and I know that's not a human liver but seeing enough on TV and pictures and stuff, I know what a liver looks like and having a friend that's had a liver transplant, I am pretty confident that I could go in the operating room, not operate on somebody, but they split somebody open and they say hey, show me where the liver is at and I'll go that one, that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so that's crazy, but you know if? But the thing is is if he took part of a pancreas that's a lot when you borrow a minute yeah, uh, let's see where was it at. Okay, so he took you know, he took part of the pancreas out instead of a piece of a gland, so I might could see that. I don't know, no harm, no foul, maybe I don't know.
Speaker 2:I don't know.
Speaker 1:Not knowing all the details about that, but I'm still saying, if you're a doctor and you specialize, in anything like that you should know, you know the organs If you're just a general surgeon. You know, the bad thing about it is like you know, so they weren't ready for this. Because you know, when you cut the blood supply, when you take the liver out, I mean you.
Speaker 2:You got to be ready.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so this dude, just like it was like, like I said, catastrophic. It was almost immediate, because there's nothing you can do. So how would you like to be in the operating room when this happens, when you're like the nurses or anything like that.
Speaker 2:Yeah, because you realize hey.
Speaker 1:I'm not ready. There's nothing we can do. You're not going to stop this bleeding because you ain't got any.
Speaker 2:Yeah Well, I mean you're prepared for a little bit, because you can bleed out at any time on any kind of surgery but you know, if you just so, you're prepared for a little bit if you cut the liver out, not meaning to, and say, hey, we got to put this thing back in real quick.
Speaker 1:There, you ain't doing that. So yeah, so there's, it's over so speaking like I know what I'm talking about. I'm just guesstimating, dr Rat over here, so, yikes, that's what I got to say about that. It's not good at all. No, it's not good.
Speaker 2:At all. Is that all you got?
Speaker 1:Well, I was thinking. You know, when we watch these football games, and I've said it before, what's the deal with all these drug commercials you ever noticed?
Speaker 2:You've been pointing it out, I've brought it to your attention and now you realize it. I think it's more when we watch, when we're streaming, when we're watching Malcolm, not Malcolm when we're watching the middle, I think that's when we see it the most, is it not?
Speaker 1:No, oh, have you not been watching this football game? Every commercial Not on?
Speaker 2:commercials. I go to my phone.
Speaker 1:Every commercial has been a drug commercial.
Speaker 2:I did. I have to say no, because I've been dealing with customers today.
Speaker 1:Right, so Well, I'm going into this before you go into customers.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's fine, I'm just telling you why I wasn't watching. Because I've been sitting here for the past hour and a half dealing with the customers.
Speaker 1:I went through some stats, I might have all these out of order Probably. I tried to put them in order, but not so in 2020.
Speaker 2:Here's your disclaimer.
Speaker 1:Disclaimer yeah, what's my disclaimer? Don't always believe Well, these are legit stats so you can't say when it came to the surgery a minute ago and me talking like I knew. Yeah, there's my disclaimer.
Speaker 2:That's your disclaimer.
Speaker 1:That's my opinion on if I pulled the liver out and knew or pointed at it or all that. Yeah, okay, but this is legit right here.
Speaker 2:So in 2020, the you want to start over?
Speaker 1:Yeah, in 2020, the pharmaceutical industry spent $4.58 billion not million dollars on advertising on national TV in the United States, unsurprisingly representing a big shift in spending compared to the 2019 pre-COVID market. So in 2020, tv ad spending on the pharmaceutical industry accounted for 75% of the total ad spent. So 75% of your ads on TV right now well, this is in 2020. Was spent on pharmaceuticals?
Speaker 2:That's crazy, I mean, because why am I watching a commercial and I'm going to go to my doctor and say hey, prescribe me this, or what do you think about this medicine? Shouldn't a doctor already know if I need that medicine?
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:Why do I have to go tell my doctor? Oh, I saw this on TV. What do you think about this? Shouldn't that doctor know? Yeah, that hey.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it shouldn't be. Hey, I saw this commercial about blah, blah, blah.
Speaker 2:And then they give you all the horrible side effects, and then that makes me know.
Speaker 1:Yeah. That makes me not want to take it Trying to see I had the top ten drugs that were advertised like Ozempic and stuff like that Ozempic, ozempic, ozempic, one of the two, oh, oh, ozempic, seeing how they're the same thing. Now it won't pull up. I have the worst time.
Speaker 2:Of course not.
Speaker 1:Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh oh. All right. The US and New Zealand are the only two countries that allow direct-to-consumer prescription drug advertisements. Did you know that?
Speaker 2:What Direct-to-consumer?
Speaker 1:Meaning advertise. Us two are the only countries that allow drugs to be advertised. Gotcha, so when the US television viewers are subjected to an especially increasing volume of drug commercials? In 1996, $550 million was spent on pharmaceutical companies, on drug ads. That number increased more than tenfold by 2020, reaching $6.58 billion annually, which I just said. That's huge. That's a huge increase, is it?
Speaker 2:because of COVID.
Speaker 1:No, there's just a big pharma is running this world. That's why.
Speaker 2:That's when it increased, you get you get say this is oh let's don't get Jody started on this when you allow. This is for your other podcast, when you allow lobbyists? Not this podcast to affect. This is family podcast your representatives.
Speaker 1:He doesn't listen to me in big pharma is part of this problem. They've got these lobbyists up there in Washington. That's telling your lawmakers how to vote and what to do.
Speaker 1:Then you get things like this you have a lawmaker that, when it gets done representing whatever state it is, all of a sudden is sitting on a board of one of these drug companies or whatever. It is like that. Hmm, imagine that you think that drug company had some kind of influence on that lawmaker while he was in office. Hmm, money, money, money. I've never agreed with lobbyists. That's the worst thing.
Speaker 2:We're off the subject.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, I'm done.
Speaker 2:Let's go back to football. I got to tell you what I think is funny, what?
Speaker 1:I I'm done. Let's go back to football.
Speaker 2:I got to tell you what I think is funny. I like how we're just all over the place. I think it's funny now that you see I think it's the quarterback that can have it the player that has the mic that's mic'd up in their helmet or whatever, and they're running down the field and they have their hands on the side of their helmets because they're trying to hear you know what the play is being called, or whatever.
Speaker 1:they're trying to tell him yeah, the quarterback has like 20 seconds worth of.
Speaker 2:I just I just think it's funny because you see these players running down the field holding their helmet, like they're holding their head yeah because something's wrong that can be aggravating too.
Speaker 1:That's what I think too. I wouldn't be able to understand.
Speaker 2:I'd be like what are you?
Speaker 1:trying to tell me. I don't understand how the knee pads for these players. They don't have them anymore. They're all you know. You see, used to have the knee pads.
Speaker 2:Everything's above the knee, ain't it yeah. See, they don't even have cloth. No, one year, because his pants didn't come below his knee.
Speaker 1:Yeah, in high school you used to have to have it Right In college. They've done away with it yeah.
Speaker 2:I mean his pants were barely like they were the middle of his knee or something.
Speaker 1:It wasn't bad. Well, they go down a little bit below the knee, but he got in trouble for it. But you've got to, yeah, and they should, not the coach, the ref guy. When they're young like that, you need to protect as much as you can on these boys.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, we've been seeing so many get hurt these last couple of weekends in high school football. It's crazy.
Speaker 1:But if you go back 20 years ago or so and look at the, or say 30 years ago, look how big the shoulder pads used to be. Oh, I know, they were huge Even in the 80s they were huge, even in the 80s.
Speaker 2:They were huge, and then jokers.
Speaker 1:Yes, huge, and now you look at them, they're barely.
Speaker 2:It's like you barely even have them. Yes.
Speaker 1:So I really do wish we had a fire right now I do too. It's getting a little cool.
Speaker 2:I got my blankie Sun's going down.
Speaker 1:Yeah, wind's still a-blowing.
Speaker 2:Kicking Wind's still a-kicking.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:We're watching, and we're on Saturday instead of Sunday. Who are we watching?
Speaker 1:Virginia and Wake Forest right now.
Speaker 2:I know, I don't know why we got them.
Speaker 1:Only because it was the game after Auburn and we hadn't turned it?
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, we hadn't turned it. That's why, that's why, yeah, that's why.
Speaker 1:So, so, other than that, what's going on? Anything.
Speaker 2:Well, this time next week I won't be here.
Speaker 1:Where are you going to?
Speaker 2:be at Indianapolis.
Speaker 1:Yeah, think about it. Because I always think I feel like I've got it wrong, because indianapolis is in indiana, right well I hope you know if it is written.
Speaker 2:I know like I don't know why I keep. I just feel like I'm not right and I'm not gonna be in the right place and I'm scared to death. I'm really anxious because I got to fly.
Speaker 1:I think you'll be all right if you're not in the right place. Really, I'm just saying you're worried, like you're still in the continental US. I mean, if you're on the plane for like four hours, you might want to tap on somebody's shoulder and say where's this thing going?
Speaker 2:So I got to go to atlanta and then it'll take you about 25 minutes to get there yeah, from birmingham got an hour and a half overlay lay out what it's called lay over, and then in atlanta, though my director's gonna be there and we're on the same flight going to Indy.
Speaker 1:They're in first class and you're in the peasant seat, yeah, basically, basically, really anxious about flying?
Speaker 2:I don't think I'm anxious about flying.
Speaker 1:I think it's the maneuvering the airport I think it's maneuvering around the airport is what, yeah, I mean because you gotta get from one end to the other and if you got a time because like really you just have to drop me off.
Speaker 2:I don't. You can't stay with me. I go down there and wait for the plane to board, or whatever. It's not like you can be down there.
Speaker 1:Right.
Speaker 2:I just don't like doing things by myself anymore. I just have real bad anxiety about it.
Speaker 1:All this now is like a kiosk. You got these kiosks set up and you sign in and all that stuff. Y'all set up and you sign in and all that stuff. You need to go under YouTube and look up a YouTube video on what you do when you get to an airport To try and ease your anxiety.
Speaker 2:I don't know what I need to do. I just need you to come with me.
Speaker 1:I can't.
Speaker 2:A necklace can handle it.
Speaker 1:They can handle it, oh I thought you meant in the airport with you. No, I mean, I mean the whole way, no, I mean the whole way you come.
Speaker 2:You like to stay in hotels?
Speaker 1:I do but I don't want to go to. You can go to the racetrack you can go to racetrack indy 500 and what look at the empty stands?
Speaker 2:yeah, why not you? You've always said you just like to go to a hotel and stay I do.
Speaker 1:I'd leave right now so you could just go down the road and stay I don't know there's something about a hotel hold on technical difficulties.
Speaker 2:She's got her hair caught in her what in the world technical difficulties hold on, folks, okay, folks, okay, I'm back. No, I'm not. Keep us entertained there.
Speaker 1:I'm just watching.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're watching this train wreck. I know what you're thinking. You're thinking this is a train wreck.
Speaker 1:So does that mean no recording to be released next week?
Speaker 2:Unless we do it on Sunday. We can do it Wednesday night or Sunday. I get back early Sunday. You got to find a teacher for Sunday school.
Speaker 1:When are you leaving?
Speaker 2:Thursday.
Speaker 1:You leave Thursday. I thought you leave Sunday.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:Next.
Speaker 2:I'm back Sunday, remember? You told me I just have to stay in the airport until you got done teaching Sunday school.
Speaker 1:That's right yeah.
Speaker 2:I think I get back at eight something.
Speaker 1:Well, you got a long time to wait.
Speaker 2:I couldn't find any late flights. They're all early. If I done it right, I don't know what. If I didn't do it right, I don't know. I'm scared. Can you go with me please?
Speaker 1:Nope, not my. Thing.
Speaker 2:You don't have to be involved in anything, just go with me. So that's my thing. I got to get ready. I got. I don't have anything ready. I don't have any of my stuff pulled out, you still got plenty of time we have this awards night on saturday and it's cocktail dress attire. I ordered a dress from amazon and of course it didn't work the dress didn't work the dress didn't work.
Speaker 2:It was a cheapy dress it was a cute dress, I mean I will not spending. I'm just not that type of dress person, so there was no sense in. I just got something cheap, I mean like 40 bucks cheap. But it just didn't work. So now I'm trying to find something in my closet that I just, that's just not me. Like I don't dress like that, right, I just dress. I just got my churchy dresses those won't work, I don't know.
Speaker 2:Churchy dress one is going to because I don't got nothing I ordered. I did order one from walmart. Guess how much it costs no clue nine dollars, it's okay, but it's solid black, so I look like I'm going to a funeral instead, because the picture looked like it had blingy stuff on it, like around the collar and around the cuffs. So I thought I could get a pair of hot pink shoes and wear and somebody. Let me borrow a clutch. You know where clutch is?
Speaker 2:on a car, yeah, no, it's like a purse, like yeah, so somebody, let me borrow you a real why are we calling a purse a clutch? I don't know, because you just clutch it a purse, you kind of wear it a clutch, you just like carry it.
Speaker 1:It's it used to be like a hand purse or a handbag or something. What's the little thing that, yeah, women used to. When they go to a party, they'd have the purse that they just hold in their hand. It's not big at all. It's always been called a clutch. I think so hand me my clutch. Has anybody seen my clutch? Yeah is that what you said? No, you say purse right so I can wear that.
Speaker 2:But then I have a pink one that I've I got for somebody's wedding that I never wore, so I could wear that. Nice, I'm stressing over what everybody's gonna to wear. What are we wearing to these classes? Like? I feel like I'm not good enough. I feel like my Get over it Right. That's not nice.
Speaker 1:You're so mean to me, no.
Speaker 2:You don't care.
Speaker 1:No, I'm mean and don't worry, that's. The last thing you need to do is worry about them.
Speaker 2:I know, but that's just the way us women are.
Speaker 1:Oh Colorado.
Speaker 2:See, he don't care. He tells me to talk and bring stuff to the table.
Speaker 1:This is what I want to talk about that's. Wake Forest. He's done, I'm not done, I don't care.
Speaker 2:There's the party boat, sure enough.
Speaker 1:Forgot to tell you I ordered the party boat.
Speaker 2:Sure enough forgot to tell you I ordered the party boat, let's go. So anyway, maybe I'll get a ward. I get to walk across the stage that'd be pretty sweet that'd be cool it'd be a cash check. Cash check.
Speaker 1:I kind of meant cash or check.
Speaker 2:It'll be a little plaque, a participation trophy.
Speaker 1:They don't have one of those big checks that you walk up to no honey.
Speaker 2:they don't have any checks, I know, but I will come home with a lot of product.
Speaker 1:I'm a shopper you have to pay for an extra bag if you do that.
Speaker 2:That's why I'm packing light. I'm a shopper. You have to pay for an extra bag if you do that. That's why I'm packing light.
Speaker 1:I'm leaving rude. I don't believe that You're packing light.
Speaker 2:I'm packing light.
Speaker 1:I've seen you when we've gone on vacation. If I let you pack my clothes, I'm gone for a month it looks like.
Speaker 2:Well, you never know when you need extra.
Speaker 1:But you don't need that much extra.
Speaker 2:Well, one extra and extra. Well, one extra and that's it. Nicholas always hated when I'm, when I packed his or I made him pack, he would tell me he's got this, this and this and I'll say you got to get another extra set.
Speaker 1:Oh, you need two more nicholas will go like on a mission trip and you're like, like a ziploc bag is about all he takes. I'm like how are you getting by for the next five days? He barely takes anything.
Speaker 2:So I got a friend going to let me borrow a small suitcase and then I got a backpack that is TSA approved from the Tickety Talk shop and I think that's all I'm carrying. I got to carry the laptop.
Speaker 1:Uh-oh, uh-oh, jody, don't like that I do, because we all I'm carrying.
Speaker 2:I got to carry the laptop. Uh-oh, uh-oh, jody, don't like that, I do because we got work on it. There come the geese. It's that time, oh, there they are.
Speaker 1:Let's see, I'll have to figure that out. I'll have to, hmm.
Speaker 2:I kept forgetting to tell you no, I just need it for one.
Speaker 1:Hold on, let's see.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that means you record early on the other one and you'll have to edit. You'll have to edit it by Wednesday.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Because I release it on Monday too, I'll just do one episode, I don't have to do the other one. Okay, as long as I get one.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, so y'all will have to record early.
Speaker 1:I mean.
Speaker 2:Monday or Tuesday. They'll have to go on your schedule this time.
Speaker 1:We'll see, yep. I think the geese are.
Speaker 2:They're circling us or something oh.
Speaker 1:Listen.
Speaker 2:Y'all probably heard nothing.
Speaker 1:We did that last time, didn't we? Yeah, but you could hear them. Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 2:So that's what I got going on, what you got going on.
Speaker 1:Nothing, just a normal week for me.
Speaker 2:You're just going to have to deal with Nicholas.
Speaker 1:Maybe he'll be better. That's right. What if I have to deal with some kind of dental issue while you're gone?
Speaker 2:Well, we're going to try to handle that Monday, so maybe I can get that nipped in the bud. Maybe, I don't know what we'll do.
Speaker 1:No, he's never had anything like this and it's really bothering him so he had never took him to the ER today.
Speaker 2:He had never been to the ER except when he that time he got was a baby. Remember he was like five months old at Thanksgiving. Remember when he went to the ER because he couldn't breathe and stuff. That's the only time he's ever been, which that's good, I mean, you know, for a kid.
Speaker 1:It's good to go to the ER if you can't breathe, I know.
Speaker 2:I mean not to have been to the ER.
Speaker 1:And the second time he goes because of his tooth. Yeah.
Speaker 2:I knew they couldn't do anything for it, but I knew they could give him antibiotics and if there was some kind of affection in there that would help it.
Speaker 1:Which we're not thinking, we don't know. We just think it's his gums, his chin, all that. So it's a nerve or something we don't know. So, yeah, that's why you go, yeah, yeah, we know they're not going to, you know, be able to dissect exactly what the cause is.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that doctor said I'm not your guy. It all looks good to me. He said I'm not your guy.
Speaker 1:I've been like well, you're my guy today, because the other guy ain't open.
Speaker 2:No, oh, he did say you could go to UAB. They have surgeons and stuff that can do all this.
Speaker 1:Oh really.
Speaker 2:And I'm like we're not making that trip You're going to have to man up. I know the mouth hurting is horrible. I've been through that. I had a tooth almost up in my sinuses. I got pulled one time that was rough. So, anyway, maybe you won't have to handle any of that. We'll get it done at the beginning of the week, but he's got to go to school, so we won't have to do it after school, hopefully.
Speaker 1:Yeah, hopefully he can go in the 2 o'clock in the evening.
Speaker 2:Yeah, school, hopefully. Yeah, hopefully you can go on two o'clock in the evening. Yeah, because one of his teachers said you better not miss or you're in trouble oh really, yeah, you go zero. Well, I don't know that's college for you, but I mean that's good. I mean you know you don't need to miss.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but don't threaten either. Yeah, you know, I mean, he's never wanted to miss school really. Well, he never has.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know he always knew Mama wasn't going to let him just sit around and play. If you miss school because you said you're sick, you're in a bed.
Speaker 1:But he was always, even when he was sick, he was still going to school, his choice.
Speaker 2:Yeah. You know, and I'm not missing. Yeah, like he got, he won a hundred dollars. It was between him and another kid one year for perfect attendance, and then they drew a name and he won a hundred dollars and it was up till covid, and then covid was just, everybody was missing.
Speaker 1:So I mean, I don't really know how you could say you had perfect attendance that year, since they, you know, basically called school off. Yeah, and it was you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I call it homeschool.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but whatever learning they. Right, so All right, you got something else.
Speaker 1:No, that's it. I got to go. I got to go eat, go eat some barbecue. Oh yeah, got some barbecue.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, we got barbecue today. We got some wings. I forgot yeah, wings and barbecue meat we got.
Speaker 1:barbecue we got. What is it? Beans, Baked beans. Yeah, we got some macaroni and cheese.
Speaker 2:I didn't care for the macaroni and cheese, it was all right Did you like it, it's not to eat it then I don't know. You got to think up a food y'all want. While I'm gone.
Speaker 1:Oh I mean it's simple, nicholas is not simple, he will not open a can of stuff Banging sausages.
Speaker 2:He is not like you.
Speaker 1:We'll fix some sandwiches Hot pockets, fish sticks, french fries, jody will baby Nicholas while I'm gone. We'll go out to eat every night.
Speaker 2:They'll go out to eat every night. They'll go out to eat every day. No, they won't go out to eat.
Speaker 1:We're going to Applebee's.
Speaker 2:They'll go get it and bring it home. When are you leaving Thursday?
Speaker 1:Yeah, thursday night we're going to Applebee's.
Speaker 2:Thursday night at Applebee's, jody said Join him, he's going to celebrate bachelorhood.
Speaker 1:Friday night Mexican Ruby Tuesday. Friday night, mexican.
Speaker 2:Saturday night.
Speaker 1:Saturday morning Dunkin', We'll get us some croissant or whatever. Oh, I think those maple sandwiches are back.
Speaker 2:I didn't know those were only seasonal.
Speaker 1:Oh, I think they're back the ones you like.
Speaker 2:Saturday night Butter Beans for a steak.
Speaker 1:Are they still open?
Speaker 2:Butter Beans.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think steak.
Speaker 2:Are they still open? Butterbeens?
Speaker 1:Yeah, I think so, are you sure?
Speaker 2:Because I thought Brandy said they went not long ago.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I just knew they are they not open for lunch anymore? I?
Speaker 2:don't know.
Speaker 1:I've never seen any cars there anymore.
Speaker 2:Oh gotcha.
Speaker 1:That's why I thought they'd shut down. Maybe they just do supper now.
Speaker 2:Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1:All right, Every Monday we release these things once a week. That's all we can handle. Can't do two.
Speaker 2:It'd be too much.
Speaker 1:We'd struggle, wouldn't we?
Speaker 2:We would, we'd struggle with one.
Speaker 1:I'm just glad it's not Sunday night at 8 o'clock and it's doing this.
Speaker 2:I know it's going to be nice Not doing it on Sunday.
Speaker 1:I know.
Speaker 2:I like it. We started out on Thursdays.
Speaker 1:Thursday, and then we might have actually skipped over Friday and it went to Saturday, then it go back to Thursday, then it went back to Saturday.
Speaker 2:Then it went to Sunday, saturday.
Speaker 1:Then it went to Sunday, then back to Saturday, then Sunday. So I don't know. I guess Saturday is just going to have to be. It seems like that's the best fit.
Speaker 2:Yeah. Maybe Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1:What are we going to do when it?
Speaker 2:gets cold. Go back inside, oh dear, I like it outside.
Speaker 1:I do too.
Speaker 2:I feel confined inside. I think that's the thing.
Speaker 1:I do too. You got four walls. Yeah, For some reason you get a mental block.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think so. I'm getting a mental block because this college football is in front of me.
Speaker 1:Anyway, I don't know why it's Wake Forest I don't, you don't even like football. Not like I used to. All right, I'm out Me too. Thanks for listening. Hit that follow button, hit that five-star review, tell a friend, tell a loved one.
Speaker 2:We're still going to the Little Debbie Park.
Speaker 1:She's going to say that every time.
Speaker 2:Because we're going.
Speaker 1:Eventually. I wonder if you can.
Speaker 2:For our anniversary. We'll go to the Little Debbie Park for our anniversary.
Speaker 1:Maybe you can see it from the sky Thursday. Maybe you can see one of them oatmeal cream pies from the sky, one of them nutty bars, I don't know. I don't know. All right, thanks for listening. We'll see y'all next week. See ya, bye, bye.
