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Romeo In The Morning 5-7-26 · Romeo In The Morning

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Speaker 1: I was going on as Romeo. We're almost to the weekend, right.
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We talked a lot about the mac and Cheese fest.
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We got to a little bit about McDonald's and some
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of the new stuff they have, the refreshers that they
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got going on Mom's Day? What are you doing for
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Mom's Day? Some of you moms just want to be
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left alone, but is that really the best thing when
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you're a mom. We also talked to D. L. Hugley,
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who's gonna be in town this Friday and Saturday night
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over at the Well Comedy Club. So let's check it out,
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all right, So we got out, I need your guys'
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help explaining something to one of my friends who is
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made is just out of touch, So I'm gonna I'm
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gonna be nice about it. Out of touch? Okay, So
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Saturday or this weekend, this weekend, I was off, you know,
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playing golf for a couple of days with a bunch
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of friends and Saturday night running to them sitting in
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the parking lot over at the coast and pistbum sitting
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in a parking lot at a restaurant. We're all hanging
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out talking, waiting for you know, the rest, waiting for
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our table, and obviously everybody from Bakersfield goes to Okay,
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it's nothing new, this is where we go, all right.
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So I've run into a girl who knows me, and
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to say the lead, she's really just a bunch of
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she's with a bunch of her friends having a good time. Okay,
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I don't know how many were there were, but there
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was a bunch of them having a good time. Guys
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were hitting on her, you know, she was. They were
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all little lit up, so they looked like they were
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they were ready to, you know, go go do the dude,
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so to speak. They looked like they were ready to
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just you know. And my buddy, who is actually sixty
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years old, he has never been in the dating scene
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as an adult. He met his wife in high school,
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maybe sixteen out of high school, got married, been together
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ever since. So this guy has never been in the
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dating scene as an adult. Hell, he's hardly ever been
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the day, had never been in the dating set at all. Really,
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but has the audacity when I say, man, I walk over,
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I said, man, those girls are ready to go. Man,
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they're lit up there. The guys are hitting on them.
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They're hitting on the guys. They're ready to go. He
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has the audacity to say that women don't act like that.
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He said, Oh, no, you're You're totally wrong. You're totally wrong.
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They're not. I said, what are you what are you
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talking about? He goes, no, they're totally wrong. I said,
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these women are in their thirties. Do you think that
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they're not? Do you what do you think they're doing
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right now? And he goes, oh, no, women are so classy.
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They don't. They would never act like that. They would
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never just meet somebody at a restaurant or a bar
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or a guy and go right straight to their bedroom.
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And I'm like, are you really that stupid? But he's
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not really that stupid. He's just never been in the
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dating scene as an adult. Thirty year old women hanging
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out on a weekend just looking to have a good
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time for the weekend are gonna hook up with thirty
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year old guys doing the same thing or you know
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whatever age range. This idiot had no clue what we
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were sitting there watching, and it was all playing out
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in front of us, you know, And I'm trying to
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explain to him, and he would not He just kept saying, nope,
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you're wrong, Nope, you're wrong, And I just thought, man,
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you can't be that stupid. But for a guy I
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guess who's never been in a date, in the dating
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scene ever in his life, I guess he can be
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that stupid right already? Four two five, four or seven
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to seven. So I was telling me about a friend
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of mine. I was having an argument with him Saturday. Now,
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Remember this guy was telling you, this guy's never been
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in the dating scene. He met his wife in high school.
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They've been together ever since. Never been in the dating scene, whatsoever. Okay, Well,
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we ran into some girls from Bakersfield who were just
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out having a good time, drinking, partying. Look like they
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were having a good hitting on guys. Guys were hitting
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on them, No big deal. Just what single women do
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you know in their thirties having fun. This guy could
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not my buddy could not believe that they were doing that,
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because I was telling them, go watch, these girls are over,
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they're good, they're gonna go back to this guy's hotel rooms.
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They're about to hook up right now. And she's like, no,
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girls are far too classy for that. They don't do that.
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What are you talking about. You're completely wrong, I said, no,
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I'm not. I said, guess what, single women and men
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go out and have one night stands. They have a
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good time. You have never been in the dating scene,
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but you have the audacity to sit here and argue
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with me that I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Already fourteen five, four or seven to seven. Hey, gome
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on to Rome, Hey, you and your buddy were talking
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about one night stands. Did he not believe that women
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go out and have one night stands? What did he
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not understand? Rome? He didn't understand that. He didn't believe
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that these women were just out there hitting on men,
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getting drunk, having a good time. I'm partying or whatever,
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and we're gonna go hook up with these guys. He said, No,
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women don't do that. That's what he believed. Women don't
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do that. And this is coming from a guy who
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has never been in the dating scene ever. I think
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he met his wife at like fifteen or something like that,
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so he's never been in the dating scene already, fourteen four,
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seven to seven is talking about one night stands. And
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a friend of mine, who's, by the way, just a preference.
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He's never been in the dating scene, never been in
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the dating scene, met his chicken high school, like fourteen,
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fifteen six something like that. Been together ever since. Never
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been in the dating scene. But we were watching I
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was watching some people, you know, watching some guys look
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up on some girls. The girls were drunk, they were
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they were, you know, ready to go. So just you know,
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if you know what I'm talking about. They were down,
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and my buddy was just like, no, I'm telling them
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what's happened. He's just like, Nah, girls aren't like that.
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Women are like that. They don't do that. They're not
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They're far classier than to meet some guys at a bar,
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at a restaurant or whatever. You know, we're in Pismo,
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so you know how that goes. And they were gonna
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hook up, and we knew what was happening, and I
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knew what was happening because I was watching it all
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play out. But this guy was saying, that doesn't happen. Now,
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this is the arguments I have with my friends of
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arguing with a guy who has no idea what it's
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like to be a single person, a single man or
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woman in the dating scene. So one, he's never been
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in the dating scene in his life. Two he's never
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been a woman, so he has no idea how women
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feel and what women think about when they go out
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and get together and you know, want to have a
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good time out of town for the weekend. Already four
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two five, four, seven to seven eight. Rom Hey, it
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wasn't me you're talking about, are you. I was in
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Pismo with my boys over the weekend. We were having
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a good time. We hooked up with some girls. What
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do you no, it wasn't If it was you, you
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would have known it was me because she knew it
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was me. So all right, Hey, Rome, why is your
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boy so naive? Here in Bakersfield? Even married women have
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one night stands. Yeah, we found that out on the cruise.
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Huh yeah, already four two five, four, seven to seven.
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Hey Romeo, Oh, I think all I think more women
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nowadays are just looking for a one night stand than
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they are looking for a relationship. So maybe your buddy
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might be right in the past, but not today. No,
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he's always been wrong. You can't. You can't listen to
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a guy who has never dated, literally never dated. What
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does he know what's happening in the single life? What
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does he know what's happening he's never dated? Already four
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two five, four seven to seven. So we ran into
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some we're at h I was over at the coast
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over the weekend and ran into some people from Bakersfield.
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And these women were just a bunch of women having
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a good time. Probably I think they're in the thirties whatever,
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single women having fun met single guys. I'm standing in
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a parking lot, waiting for the table, waiting for a table,
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and I'm just watching them all play out, just watching
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what's going on. I'm trying to explain to my buddy,
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this is what's happening in front of us right now,
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this is the show we're watching. And he told me
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I was one hundred percent wrong. Women are way too classy.
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There's no way they would be hooking up right now,
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No way. But you're not that right, aren'ty? Pour t
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five four or seven seven? A Romeo? Didn't you talk
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about on a cruise women cheating? Yeah? That was It
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was one night it was women on a cruise. I
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was on. Oh my cruise that we did whenever we
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did it back mate, that they were married women out
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there looking for one night stance, and they were actually
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having competitions, competing for one night's stance. Who can get
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the most right, So if married women are doing it,
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what makes you think single women aren't doing it? But,
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like I said, my buddy's a stubborn idiot. So this,
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this is, this is what I'm dealing with. Luckily I
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was sober dealing with this and not drunk already four
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two five four seven to seven. But for all of
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you out there, women have one night stands and there's
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nothing wrong with it there. They can just go out
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and have a good time, just like you guys. One
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night stands, right, it happens, you know, our weekends, weekends.
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I do want to say this though, So what let
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me tell you what happened to me and a friend of mine. Now,
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a friend of mine has been with his wife since
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he was they were in high school, which means and
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he's there, he's in he's gonna be sixty. Yeah, so
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he has never been in the dating scene ever in
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his life, never been in the dating scene, but yet
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had the audacity. We're watching some girls, uh, with some
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drunk girls in in Fismo hook up with some guys
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who were they were all drinking, having a good time,
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just partying, just and they were ready to hook up.
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You could tell and I'm telling him. He's like, no, no,
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women don't do that. There's no way women do that.
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And so I had to have this argument for about
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thirty minutes of why he's wrong, which he still thinks
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he's right, by the way, but it, uh, it's real.
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There's nothing wrong with it. Single women, single women go
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out and try to hook up with single guys. It
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is what it is, all right, that's the world we
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live in. But one of the other weird things I
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thought when I was watching this all play out in
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front of me was these guys were just getting their
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phone numbers. Like if you run into a girl who's
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who's really feeling you and ready to hook up with
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you and ready to go, why would you just get
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her phone number? And what call her later? I mean, like,
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what do you think is gonna happen between now and later.
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There's so many things that could happen. You could call,
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she could be passed out, you could call she could
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be some other guy could have hooked up with her.
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I mean, why wouldn't you take the opportunity at the
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moment it's happening. Why would you wait? That is a
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that would be my question. Why would you wait? Why
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wouldn't you just you know whether I think it was
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around six thirty seven o'clock when I saw this all
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play out, and these guys are, oh, let me get
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your number, I'll call you later, and I'm like, bro, later,
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she might meet a better guy later, she might pass
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that later. There's one hundred things that could happen later,
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and you're gonna be going, Wow, man, I missed out.
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I just I didn't understand that part of what I saw.
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Why didn't you just go hook up right then?
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Speaker 2: All right?
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Speaker 1: Eight four two or seven seven? Hey, rome let's see
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dang you you should have recorded those married women competing
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to cheat and send the receipts to the men on
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the low. Oh you're talking about on the cruise. Yeah.
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Women aren't classy, at least not Bakersfield women. Women Romeo
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were fighting again. Cheating is not okay, whether you're a
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man or a woman. Okay, why are you and I
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are fighting? Have I ever said cheating was okay? I
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don't think I ever have. I think I said I
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understand why people cheat. I never said it was right, though.
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I think it's the worst thing you can do to
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somebody in a relationship. Uh, But one of the worst things.
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But uh yeah, I mean people cheat, you know. I
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know couples in Bakersfield that cheat on each other all
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the time. They know about it, they stay married. They
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know they're cheating on each other, and they just they
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don't they I don't know, that's just what they do,
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you know. So yeah, I don't know. Now, we got
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the Mac and Cheese Fest tickets. What are we doing here?
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We got Mac and Cheese Fest on Saturday two to
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six over the current County Fairgrounds. Lots of cheesy mac
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and cheesies. I got beer, wine, spirits, seltzers, things like that.
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Got the music, everything's including in the ticket. You guys
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haven't got your tickets yet. Bakersfield Mac and Cheese Fest tickets.
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Uh no, Bakersfield Macancheese Fest dot com. Bakersfield Macancheesefest dot
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com where you get your tickets. But let's give us
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some away right now? Uh calling him betweenty nine already four? Two, five,
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four or seven seven?
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Speaker 3: What's going on?
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Speaker 2: Hey?
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Speaker 1: Did you call him? Betweenty nine?
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Speaker 4: Can cut your.
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Speaker 3: Right? What you nay mane man? Steve?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Steve, you got tickets to the MC and
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Cheese Fest on Saturday over the kind of backgrounds. Okay,
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I sound bring a couple extra dollars because we're gonna
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do a dunk tank, I guess for the Ronald McDonald house.
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All right, all right, No, I don't know, Steve. It
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don't sound like you could throw a ball, but it
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was all right anyway. Yeah, we are going to do
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a few things in the Mac and Cheese. Uh, We're
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gonna do a dunk tank for uh, for the Ronald
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McDonalds house. All the proceeds are gonna go to the
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Ronald McDonald house. So you guys bring a couple extra
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I don't know how they're gonna work it out. I
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know I'll be in the dunk take for a little while,
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So you guys want to come down and try to
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dunk me. That'll be cool. We'll have a good time
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with that Mac and Cheese fest. Make sure you guys
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get your tickets. If you don't win him Bakersfield Macancheesefest
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dot Com, go there and get them now. I'm doing fabulous.
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What's going on?
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Speaker 4: Hey, you still giving up those Mac and cheese tickets?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 4: If somebody already got him, oh man, thank you?
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Speaker 1: All right, I mean now, you gotta go buy him, right,
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Maybe we're giving some more away tomorrow. Let me think,
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let me see here, Uh do we have more that?
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I think the guys got him. Hold on, let me see.
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Let me check real quick and see how many more
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we're giving away. I think I can figure that out
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for you, or you can go buy them at Bakersfield
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Macancheesefest dot com. The ticket does include everything you got,
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the music you got, the what do you got? You
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got mac and cheese? You got what else you got?
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Speaker 4: Uh?
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Speaker 1: You got the music, you got, the seltzers, the beer wine,
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seltzers going on two to six. Let me see. Oh yeah,
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the guy's got some more to give away today, and
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I guess we'll give away some more tomorrow as well.
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So you got time. You guys got time to win
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some if you want. But I don't know. Not everybody
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can win, so you might have to buy some if
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you want to go big orsold. Macacheesefest dot com. And
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this man is an iconic legend of comedy television. Even
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do a radio show, don't you d L. Hugley? Everybody?
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Oh man, I just can't believe I'm talking to you.
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I mean, I I just in the nineties. I was
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in college dal and the music, the entertainment, the the movies,
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the television shows, the comedy was just on a level
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that I don't think people today will never understand.
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Speaker 5: I actually having that conversation with somebody, one of the
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Dana Jackson's producers.
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Speaker 3: We were talking about the nineties than what it meant
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in comedy, and I think you're right. I think they
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won't know.
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Speaker 1: They'll never know. It's just such. But all though, and
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I don't want to get political, but all the craziness
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that's going on. Back in the nineties, everybody had a
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great TV show. It was fun, the music was fun.
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Everybody was just enjoying life.
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Speaker 3: Now, of course they would all be indicted for that
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stuff later on. Yeah, it's on that phone would end
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up in course, but that's not the point.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, everybody in court, it is in court
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right now for the fun they had. And so I
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think they were.
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Speaker 1: Right here wrong. Yeah, you're right about that.
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Speaker 3: Now. I just was fun and that's also admissible as evidence.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, now you're going to be at the Well, the
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Well Comedy Club two shows a Friday, the eighth Saturday,
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and the night you got two shows going on, right,
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I do, Okay, so I'm excited. You know.
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Speaker 5: The first I ever bought was in Karrent County, a
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little city called Rosamond.
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Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, no Roseman.
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Speaker 3: Yeah really yeah, So the first ever bought and I
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kept that house, I guess about twenty years ago.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 3: But so I used to be out there all the time.
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Me and George blow Players payed a bunch of days
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in Brokers build and you know, yeah, I've been in.
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I haven't been about eight years. When I'm excited to
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get there.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I just talked to George yesterday as a matter
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of fact, because he's gonna be here. Yeah, he's gonna
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be here. I do want to say, that's the comic
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you you know ninety two, right, if I remember correctly,
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ninety two you hosted comic that was just right. That
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was so innovative in the in the time of comedy.
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It was just so new, so fresh, so funny. Mike,
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oh you guys.
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Speaker 3: And you know what they never did, so they never
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pay for wardrobe a writer, so I would have to
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do the whole thing. And I think we did a
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I did two seasons of it.
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Speaker 5: But it was it was really kind of like the
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internet is when the Internet first started, it was kind
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of over rubles.
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Speaker 3: It was just wide open and they and so it
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was kind of like that.
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Speaker 4: But it was a you know, it was it forced
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you to have to, you.
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Speaker 3: Know, write the work to interact with people. So I had,
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you know, it became the kind of groundwork for the
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way I would do comedy for the rest of my career.
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Speaker 1: And you have you're an iconic comedian, I mean culturally iconic.
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You're just an icon of comedy.
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Speaker 3: I mean, and I just the.
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Speaker 1: The when you guys did the Kings of Comedy. I
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mean that was something that had never been nobody ever
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seen that before. I mean, it was just go ahead.
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Speaker 5: I never think about that until like, like you do
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an interview or you'll you'll see something or they'll be.
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Speaker 3: But it was.
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Speaker 5: It was It's one of those things like those winning
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videos you don't see them till times are real good.
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Speaker 1: But but but it was.
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Speaker 3: It was really you know, when I look back at it,
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I'm really proud of think we did and the way
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we were together and how innovative it was. I really improved.
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Speaker 1: Do you do you ever sit there and think though,
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like how it affected Like I was I was just
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in it. I just got into college. Me and my
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friends all wes. All we did was go to clubs,
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listen to music, and watch TV. Do you do you
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do you ever think about the fact that how many
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people you back then were just so mesmarized by.
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Speaker 5: What was going on with you, I mean with the
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I think we were all there was an age of
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innosi and again you know they were because it was
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we were influenced by.
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Speaker 3: All the stuff that happened before us. Yeah, but but
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had all of these.
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Speaker 5: Tools and like it's just like everybody everything, Like I said,
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if there was a wide open and you could kind
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of be and do whatever you were, and the music
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sounded different because they were influence by all those things.
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Speaker 3: But it had the template.
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Speaker 5: So it had the template, but it had all these
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these people who stopped differently and who acted differently. And
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I remember Tommy changed that because before that, Before that,
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it was one guy at a time. It was Jenny
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Murphy's or the Richard pryor or the uh you know,
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you know, the uh you know Bill Cosey. After that,
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it was after the nineties, it was thousands of Black Company.
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Speaker 3: Uh, Like somebody dropped fertilizer on the stage. But but
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and all of it, like I was this I forgot
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I did to say.
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Speaker 5: For Netflix Tuesday, and it was just great to see
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people I hadn't seen in.
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Speaker 3: A long time, like I'm going.
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Speaker 5: To see Chapelle tonight, and it's just you get to
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see all these people who came up with you, and
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you realize that we all kind of drank from the
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same drup and broke the same bread and whatever accomplished
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something I think really great.
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Speaker 1: You know, you've uh the career that you had is
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just so impressive. And the fact that you are this
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comedy I mean, there's this comedy rush. I don't know
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you depending on who you talk to, Austin's doing comedy now.
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Comedy is back in a way that it's never been before.
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And I would age you that that's not even true
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that you guys, just the comedy today is nowhere near
20:59
as good as the comedy decades ago.
21:03
Speaker 5: And everybody said that about basketball and football, you know
21:06
it's you know, because that went well slaves of the moment.
21:09
But I will say this, there's never been a time
21:12
that spawned so many other types of things like like
21:17
that that that time was was demonstrative of everything that
21:22
went on, like the music, politics are all this, It
21:25
was all well you know Captain in the in the
21:28
fifteen years fan and people are still trying to replicate
21:32
that now.
21:32
Speaker 3: Like I saw Kevin Kevin Hart Netflix thing. That's kind
21:37
of you you know what I mean?
21:39
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly yeah, so yeah, and so.
21:45
Speaker 5: It's just uh, you know, I remember I did this
21:48
thing on CNN while I was the first comic digit
21:51
Now Comic Belt is.
21:52
Speaker 3: Doing that out.
21:53
Speaker 4: It's just so so you get to you.
21:56
Speaker 3: I've been around for a long time. I still love
21:58
do comedy, still do it every week.
22:00
Speaker 1: Bill.
22:00
Speaker 3: I'm excited about it, and I'm very excited for the
22:03
young for the people that are on halfter that they're
22:06
doing their things too. That's cool to me too.
22:08
Speaker 1: All right, everybody, dal He is going to be in
22:10
town hugely. Sorry, didn't mean to mess up your name.
22:12
Is going to be in town at the Well Comedy
22:14
Club Friday and Saturday, eighth and nineties. Got a couple
22:17
of shows. Go to the Well Comedy Club dot com
22:19
to get your tickets. So we got D. L. Hugley here.
22:22
He's going to be at the Well Comedy Club Friday
22:25
the eighth and Saturday the night there's two shows going on.
22:30
I'm sure they're going to sell out very very fastated
22:33
very quickly, so make sure you guys do that. Let
22:36
me ask you, did you ever sit back and look
22:39
like you said the Kevin Hard that's that's comic view?
22:44
Do you ever sit back and go? Man? We were
22:46
doing that so long ago. If we only had netflick.
22:49
I mean, if we only had a social media back then.
22:53
Speaker 5: How much you know, if we didn have social media
22:56
back then, a whole lot to be in jail cloud
23:04
And you know, man, as soon as we got it,
23:07
people start going to jail.
23:08
Speaker 3: So no, I'm glad.
23:12
Speaker 4: Hell no a ring tammer at my at my house, right,
23:17
I got a ring camera?
23:19
Speaker 3: Who coming in with something?
23:20
Speaker 1: Man?
23:20
Speaker 4: My mother would have killed me. Man, come on, no, No,
23:23
I think I think technology.
23:25
Speaker 5: I'm glad, right, I'm glad he came along right when
23:28
I slowed down.
23:34
Speaker 1: So what do you so?
23:35
Speaker 3: What do you think?
23:36
Speaker 1: How do you feel about comedy though? Do you enjoy
23:39
what you're seeing out there?
23:40
Speaker 5: Because well, you know what, it's one thing for sure,
23:43
it's very expansive.
23:45
Speaker 3: It's something for everybody. Yeah, you know, not like in comedy.
23:49
It's not like in music or not like an ice
23:50
cream you might not not like all music and not
23:53
like all ice tam but it's something. It's a playground
23:55
there for you. And so that's that's the thing I
23:57
love about it. It's you know, it's it's.
24:01
Speaker 5: Being the people on the face of air and I'm
24:03
seeing coming from all over the world doing all kinds
24:05
of things.
24:05
Speaker 4: And to know that, you know, I was somewhere in
24:08
this kid, you know, he was the kid from Korea, Korea, and.
24:12
Speaker 5: He walked up and knew my whole, like my whole
24:15
going on, my kings of comedy sit So that's just
24:18
just dope, man.
24:18
Speaker 3: So it's something for everybody out here.
24:21
Speaker 1: Well, you just you were a cultural icon at the time.
24:24
Nobody can dismiss the four of you guys were just oh,
24:29
I'm getting tongue TACs. I don't even know how to
24:30
explain the feelings. I'm starting to feel what I felt
24:33
when I first saw it back then with my friends.
24:35
Speaker 4: And just how young you mean young with hair and.
24:42
Speaker 1: I mean there are just a few things and I
24:47
think we could say in this world, in our history
24:50
that affected a nation or affected people in a way
24:55
in such a positive way, and you were literally a
24:59
part of one of those things.
25:00
Speaker 3: I mean, I take great pleasure in that. Man.
25:02
Speaker 1: I think it makes me very and to have a
25:05
conversation with you is crazy for me. I never thought
25:07
i'd ever get and I've been doing a radio show
25:09
for thirty years. I never there are like three people
25:12
I want to talk to, and you're one of them.
25:13
The other two I don't think I'll ever get to
25:15
talk to.
25:16
Speaker 5: So well, you know what, Hell, this happens, so that
25:18
might what happened to. So come on out, man, I'm
25:20
gonna be at the what y'all come on.
25:21
Speaker 3: And you come have a drink? Will be man, we'll
25:23
talk that you're talking a little while.
25:24
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I appreciate the time, do y'all. Thank you for
25:26
taking the time.
25:27
Speaker 3: Looking forward to it.
25:28
Speaker 1: All right, all right, Well Comedy Club. Do know he's
25:32
gonna be there Saturday, Friday and Saturday. You got the
25:35
eighth and the ninth. He's got two shows. Go to
25:37
the Wellcomedy Club dot com get your tickets.
25:40
Speaker 3: Now.
25:41
Speaker 1: You're gonna be the McDonald's on California and Stockdale tomorrow
25:45
for the Chunkolate challenge for Mother's Day. We're gonna give
25:47
away some tickets to Chris Brown and to sure they're
25:50
playing together so far. But McDonald's is always innovative. They
25:54
are always coming up with something new. They still got
25:58
the best coffee in town, though they have change that
26:00
yet in thirty years or however long it's been Riches here.
26:04
He's one of the big big what you what do
26:06
you do rich for McDonald's. Are you you run them all?
26:09
You over see them all? Or is she the big
26:10
dog well in the stores.
26:15
Speaker 6: Definitely the big dog and love and manages our Stockdale, California.
26:19
Speaker 1: Get a little closer to the microphone, you guys, just yeah,
26:21
get a little closer. Yeah, Okay.
26:23
Speaker 6: I work for the Ron Johns organization. He has six
26:26
stores local here in the city.
26:27
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, And.
26:28
Speaker 6: I'm the director of operations for him.
26:31
Speaker 1: And you are the general manager, so you make all
26:33
the decisions that goes on there. Huh. Well, thank you
26:41
for letting us come out to your store tomorrow, to
26:43
your location walk to do some contesting, to have some fun.
26:48
McDonald's has been around forever. If you guys don't know
26:50
what a McDonald's is, then you don't need to listen.
26:52
You should. Everybody should know what a McDonald's is. Uh,
26:55
so you got some new refreshers. I see, is this
26:57
what's going on your new refresher menu? Yes, it is.
27:00
We have pull a microphone close to you, guys, we
27:03
have that's okay.
27:04
Speaker 6: Yeah, once again, you know, with these new beverages that
27:07
were launching officially, the launch date was yesterday on May six,
27:11
So we're kind of late to the game here with
27:14
the refreshers and the crafted sodas, but we're here now
27:18
and we're definitely looking to make all mark. So yesterday
27:21
we rolled out six new drinks for McDonald's, three crafted
27:26
sodas and three refreshers. The refreshers are strawberry watermelon uh huh.
27:32
We also have a mango pineapple that has boba in it,
27:37
and then we also have a BlackBerry passion fruit that
27:42
has freeze dried dragonfruit pieces in it. In addition to that,
27:45
as I mentioned, we have three crafted sodas. We have
27:48
a Sprite Berry Blast, a High Sea Orange Dream, and
27:54
a Dirty Doctor Pepper.
27:56
Speaker 1: This is delicious and in the Bakersfield heat when you're
28:00
trying to cool off and have something that it's uh,
28:04
so refreshing, much better than soda, much better than not
28:07
so these people love soda. But it's just gonna really
28:10
it's gonna help with that bigger swell. Now, which one
28:12
was this?
28:13
Speaker 6: This is that strawberry watermelon refresher, And that's the that's
28:17
the popular one right now. It's early times, it's only
28:20
been a couple of days, but it's definitely a popular
28:23
one with the consumer, that's for sure.
28:25
Speaker 1: I'm gonna try them all right now. Which one is
28:26
this one?
28:27
Speaker 6: The one you have in your hand and that you're
28:28
sampling right now, is the BlackBerry passion fruit Refresher, and
28:34
it is wonderful.
28:35
Speaker 1: I love blackberries. This is so good. That's your favorite.
28:42
They are so delicious.
28:44
Speaker 5: You know.
28:44
Speaker 1: People are gonna add vodka to these right what they
28:52
do when they want when they get home, when they
28:54
get home.
28:56
Speaker 6: And the one that you're trying right now is the
28:59
mango pineapple. Oh wow, the strawberry boat Oh wow.
29:05
Speaker 1: These drinks are very not like I thought they were
29:08
going to be bad. To be honest with you made
29:10
what made me think McDonald's was gonna come out with
29:12
a bad refresher?
29:13
Speaker 3: Huh?
29:14
Speaker 6: I'm sure there was a lot of testa that went
29:16
into these drinks and these flavors, and h I think
29:19
they've got three winners.
29:21
Speaker 1: I really don't you do. So, now what is the
29:23
you gotta what is it dirty soda?
29:24
Speaker 3: Is that? What is called?
29:25
Speaker 6: What is the dirty soda? Is kind of like the
29:30
name that's being used.
29:32
Speaker 1: But we called them crafted so crafted sodas, okay, okay.
29:35
Speaker 6: Mentioned we have three of them, and they're all they're
29:39
all kind of made the same way. The the uh
29:44
dirty doctor pepper. We we pour a doctor pepper for you,
29:48
then we put vanilla syrup in there, okay, and then
29:51
we add cold foam on the top. Oh yeah, so,
29:54
and then the other two we have a heicy orange
29:56
it's kind of made the same way. We pour see
30:00
orange drink for you. Then we add vanilla syrup once
30:04
again put the cold foam on the top. And then
30:08
we have the the sprite berry blast and then were
30:14
in that particular one, we put blue raspberry syrup in it,
30:18
oh okay, and add cold foam on the top. And
30:21
of the crafted sodas, that seems to me the popular
30:24
one right now too. But they're all good in their
30:26
own unique way.
30:27
Speaker 1: Now these are all available right now.
30:28
Speaker 2: They are they.
30:30
Speaker 6: Like I said, yesterday was the official rollout day, but
30:33
we've been we saw we started a soft cell last week.
30:36
So I think today is about the eighth and ninth
30:38
day the restaurants.
30:40
Speaker 1: So for those of you that don't know, you can
30:41
try them tomorrow morning. They will all be available. We're
30:44
gonna be out of the McDonald's stockdown in California at
30:46
seven thirty. We're doing a Mother's Day contest for you
30:48
guys that win, Chris Brown and USh your tickets and
30:51
we will see you guys out there, and we'll drink
30:53
all your sodas.
30:54
Speaker 6: Yes, and we will have samples. Oh okay, give times
30:57
throughout the course of the morning.
30:58
Speaker 1: Oh perfect, perfect. We appreciate that. I still like the coffee.
31:02
I still think they got the best coffee.
31:06
Speaker 6: That's okay. We're more than happy to give them a
31:08
coffee away.
31:09
Speaker 1: Well, thank you guys for stopping by. We really appreciate.
31:12
Let us come to your location and we'll see you
31:14
at seven thirty McDonald's stockdelle in California. Yeah, seven thirty
31:19
for the chocolate challenge tomorrow, all righty four four seven
31:22
to seven. Rome, I'm gonna have to bring my bottle
31:24
of rum tomorrow. Try those new drinks. Yeah, the new
31:28
McDonalds drinks are absolutely amazing. They're really refreshing. My gosh,
31:34
I'd never been a big guy like an was it
31:37
aqua fresca or anything like. I've never been a big
31:39
one of those type of guys that these refreshers. But man,
31:42
and they got the sodas all righty four, two five, four,
31:46
seven to seven? Hey u F and cheese fan. I
31:48
like that, doctor Pepper, that one. That one's my favorite
31:52
because I'm dirty. What did he say they called them?
31:56
Speaker 3: Not?
31:56
Speaker 1: They didn't call him dirty sodas they called him?
31:59
Speaker 3: Uh?
32:00
Speaker 1: What did you say they called them? I can't remember
32:03
whatever just said he called those soda they're not Uh,
32:06
I know they're really popular. What did you call them?
32:12
Speaker 4: Uh?
32:12
Speaker 1: There was a word started with the C. Anybody remember, Uh?
32:16
Speaker 4: Uh?
32:18
Speaker 1: I can't remember. Crafted. You called them crafted sodas. That's
32:26
what it was, all right before two pou four or
32:29
seven seven? Hey Roam asked them if they're hiring, My
32:33
daughter's seventeen looking for work. Oh, tell it to come down,
32:40
Tell her to come down tomorrow. We're doing the chocolate
32:42
challenge at seven thirty tell her that you guys come down.
32:45
Uh see if we can get you see if we
32:46
can get your daughter a job to all right, the
32:49
Chocolate Challenge is going on tomorrow seven to thirty. We're
32:52
gonna be the McDonald's on Stockdale in California. You can
32:55
come on down. We're gonna try some of the new
32:56
refreshers and the crafted sodas that they have that are
33:00
I guess they're dirty sodas, but McDonald's is calling them
33:02
crafted sodas, so obviously come on down and try those out.
33:07
We got some merch we're giving away. McDonald's gonna get
33:09
out some stuff as well. So seven thirty in the morning,
33:11
the Chocolate Challenge, Chris Brown and Usher tickets are what
33:15
we are giving away. It's real simple. We're gonna set
33:17
up I believe we're gonna set up some cups, plastic
33:20
cups on a table and I think you can go
33:23
to our Instagram. I tried it the other day here
33:26
in the studio and you got to take a cup.
33:29
It's uh, you got two chank claves, right, got two feet,
33:32
got two chank clas, You get two shots. Whoever knocks
33:35
down the most moves on to the next round and
33:38
until we get the last person standing, gonna get Chris
33:41
Brown and Usher tickets? What did you send me here already?
33:44
Four to five, four, seven to seven, Romeo? Are you
33:48
going to be giving away any other tickets besides the
33:50
Chris Brown and Usher? I just know those are gonna
33:54
be hard to get. Well, why would they be, first
33:56
of all? Why would they be hard to get? Yeah? Oh,
34:01
it is for moms. Though only for moms, by the way,
34:03
I just it's it's a Mother's Day contest, so it's
34:06
only for moms to come down. Okay, we're only letting
34:10
moms play. How do you approve it? And you got
34:13
to be a mom of a human being, a human bean,
34:16
not a dog, mom, not a cat, mom, not a
34:20
squirrel that lives out in your tree, mom, mom of
34:23
a human Okay, And other tickets. I think we got
34:27
some Biggers Field Mac and cheese tickets will be given
34:29
out as well out there, because that's going on Saturday.
34:34
But yeah, I think that's other than that. I'm not sure.
34:37
They don't give me all the information. I just kind
34:39
of find out when I get there. Also, yeah, hey.
34:43
Speaker 3: Man, what's going on? Hey?
34:45
Speaker 2: I just want to say, good morning, man, I'm glad
34:47
that we're here to be again.
34:48
Speaker 3: A the other day.
34:49
Speaker 5: I'm at work Western my all, are you high right now?
34:56
Speaker 2: No, Man, I'm feeling good. I'm at work.
34:58
Speaker 3: I'm happy.
34:58
Speaker 2: Hey, I'm happy to be your life. You feel me?
35:01
Speaker 1: Where do you work at? I'm a welder, brother, Oh great,
35:05
that's a good job.
35:06
Speaker 2: Amen. I always hear you.
35:08
Speaker 3: I always hear you on the radio.
35:09
Speaker 2: Like I don't bump, no music or nothing. I hear
35:11
on the radio and you if nobody's going to tell you, man,
35:14
you're a good ass person.
35:16
Speaker 3: Bro, I've been listening. I'm already thirty.
35:18
Speaker 2: I'm thirty one years old, bro, and I've been hearing
35:20
you since I was about fourteen. Man, And you're a
35:23
solid dude. Do you stick to your job because you
35:25
know it means something to you?
35:27
Speaker 3: Man?
35:27
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, just like I stick to my job. Man,
35:30
I bust my ass, my bad. I know, I don't
35:34
got to cuss, you know, but I do my thing, man,
35:36
And I go to work every day and do what
35:39
I got to do and pay the bills. But when
35:42
I go to and when I go to work, man,
35:43
I always think about you, Romeo, and you a cool
35:45
ass Man bro.
35:47
Speaker 1: I appreciate the phone call. Thank you, Yes, sir man,
35:50
I have a good day.
35:50
Speaker 3: Man.
35:51
Speaker 1: I mean, I see there you go. I've been telling
35:55
you guys, I'm the best for twenty years. I've been
35:57
telling you how great I was. See now now I
36:00
got proof. I got receipts. All right. The Chocolate Challenge tomorrow,
36:03
give me a chance to win Chris Brown and Usher
36:05
tickets Sofi Stadium. You got knocked down as many seventies
36:10
plastic cups, kind of like we do with bowling, and
36:12
you got to throw a chocolate knock down as many
36:14
as you can. Whoever knocks down the most wins. Hey
36:18
we and cheese fan. How about step moms? I don't
36:22
think they count. I don't think they count to be
36:25
in the contest step moms. I'll have to go to
36:30
the rules officials. I don't know if stepmoms count or not.
36:34
That is a very good question. When the rules official
36:40
gets here, I'll check it out. You know, I know
36:42
there's a there's probably a list of rules somewhere which
36:45
I haven't seen yet. But there you go. Alrighty four
36:48
two pout four seven to seven? What did you send
36:52
me here? At Rome? My girl cheated on me. Should
36:56
I cheat on her back then leave her? Or should
36:59
I just leave her? Just leave her? Why would you uh?
37:05
Why would you.
37:08
Speaker 3: Uh?
37:08
Speaker 1: Why would you uh? Why would you cheat on her?
37:10
Then lever? That's just being petty. And then if you
37:12
cheat on her, lever then lever her. Then you're part
37:16
of the problem. You're the bad guy. When the story
37:18
gets spread around about what happened. You're both cheaters. Take
37:21
the high road, always, always take the high roads, so
37:24
you look better than somebody else, all right, at least
37:28
when it comes to cheating already four two five you
37:31
don't want you'll be you'll be considered a cheater, by
37:33
the way, getting even with somebody will consider you what
37:36
you know. I can't get into this right now. I
37:38
got other stuff to talk about. Because we got Mother's
37:40
Day the chunkle of challenge. I still got other things
37:43
to do. You know what I'm gonna do every day,
37:48
not every day, but there's things I just don't have
37:51
a chance to get to. I must start writing them down.
37:54
And then when I get off the radio at ten,
37:58
i'll maybe I'll record it another hour, half hour, half
38:00
hour hour of the show of things that I just
38:03
didn't get to that. Every day that I do this show,
38:06
there's probably two or three threings, two or three things
38:08
that I just don't get a chance to get to,
38:11
and so I write them down. Maybe I'll start talking
38:14
about them after the show, and you guys can go
38:15
check out the podcast Romeo and Friends anywhere you get podcasts.
38:19
I think I even got a channel on YouTube, so yeah,
38:22
you can check.
38:22
Speaker 3: All that out.
38:23
Speaker 1: All right, all right, well this is this is great.
38:27
I got this yesterday. Guy was asking me his opinion.
38:30
He says, hey, Romeo, I want you to check this
38:32
out and tell me what you think. Now, my wife,
38:35
you know, you guys know Mother's Day's coming up on Sunday, right,
38:37
he said, Now, my wife told me for Mother's Day
38:41
that she wanted to hang out. She wanted to spend
38:44
a day with her two sisters, just going to going
38:50
to brunch, going to a spa day and hanging out.
38:53
And I thought that she didn't want to. Well, that's
38:58
Mother's Day. She didn't want to for some reason. Dad's
39:01
Dad's on Father's Day. Dads want the whole family together
39:04
on Mother's Day. Mothers want to just you know, not
39:06
be with their kids. Which is the strangest thing ever.
39:09
I don't know how they sit there and justify that,
39:11
oh that Mother's days my day to get a break
39:13
from everybody when you shouldn't. I would think you would
39:17
want to embrace me to mother, right. So anyway, he says,
39:22
I have, so this guy. So the guy goes on
39:24
to say, I have an eight year old son and
39:26
a ten year old daughter. So what I decided to
39:28
do was I called my brother in law the third
39:33
sisters get married, and I said, hey, let's take the
39:36
kids to Disneyland on Sunday since since our wives don't
39:41
want to spend time with us for Mother's Day. He said,
39:48
he said, that sounded like a great idea of Rome.
39:50
So when we told our wives. I told my wife,
39:54
and she's pissed now that I'm doing it. She thinks
39:57
I'm doing it out of spite because I don't want
40:00
because she said she didn't want to be with us
40:02
on Mother's Day. Well, are you doing it out of spite?
40:06
I mean, based on what you just told me, it
40:07
doesn't sound like you're doing it out of spite. It
40:09
just sounds like you found something to do on Mother's
40:11
Day because your wife the mother and your children didn't
40:15
want to be with you guys. So no, I think,
40:19
I think she, who are you married to? Man? What
40:22
kind of woman are you married to? Seriously? Already? Four two, five, four,
40:26
seven and seven, I see absolutely no problem with that.
40:28
If you and your brother in law you want to
40:30
take to get the kids to Disneyland, because your wives,
40:34
the mothers of your children, want to be alone, let
40:39
them be alone. That's what they get.
40:43
Speaker 2: I'm a mom.
40:43
Speaker 4: I'm just saying I would like that alone time my
40:46
mother's there.
40:46
Speaker 2: As much as I will not get it, it would
40:49
be nice.
40:49
Speaker 1: I'm not saying I don't want to see them, but
40:53
seven I'm with them. They know I'm their mom. I
40:56
know they're my babies.
41:00
Speaker 2: But I don't get celebraty like that anyway, So I
41:03
aren't even tripping.
41:04
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have a water fly from my cubs and
41:06
barbecue and we'll help one. That's awesome, all right? What
41:13
did what's going on?
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Speaker 4: Bro?
41:17
Speaker 1: Moms?
41:17
Speaker 5: Are the boats do like we do everything?
41:21
Speaker 6: And I love that men help and if you got
41:23
a good man, good for you. But when the kids
41:26
got a plumb that you usually go through the mom.
41:29
Speaker 2: When I got asked this here what I wanted for
41:31
Mother's Dake. I wanted a hotel room and a nambion.
41:37
Speaker 1: I want to be alone, and.
41:42
Speaker 4: It's when my kids are sake. It's part to sleep
41:45
because every little noise you're like, oh my god, hey.
41:48
Speaker 1: You know, and it's like, I'm not okay, Allen.
41:55
Speaker 6: You're with your kids and your family, but hold on,
41:58
hold on.
41:59
Speaker 1: But you can't get mad if your child and their
42:02
father want to go do something fun.
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Speaker 6: No, okay, honey, he's equipping mad because she's getting exactly
42:10
what she wants.
42:11
Speaker 5: Do you need the strollers?
42:13
Speaker 4: Do you want me to pack your bags?
42:14
Speaker 3: Do you need some lunch to me? Oh?
42:16
Speaker 5: Get you ready?
42:19
Speaker 4: Get you ready?
42:20
Speaker 1: That's hilarious. That's great. All right, that's great. Thanks for calling.
42:26
You want to take the kids somewhere on Mother's Day?
42:29
I will pack your lunch so you can leave Mother's Day? Right.
42:34
I guess this guy texted me, well, he did text me,
42:36
and he said he's got an eight year old and
42:38
a ten year old, And I guess his wife said
42:40
that she wanted to go spend the day with her
42:43
two sisters, you know, go to brunch, go to spa,
42:46
just get away from the kids. So he called this
42:48
brother in law. I guess they have a couple of
42:51
kids as well as brother in law his wife's sister's husband,
42:54
and they decided they wanted to take the kids to Disneyland.
42:57
And now the wives are pissed about it. Well, you're
42:59
getting what you want. Why are you pissed about it?
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Speaker 2: Mary?
43:02
Speaker 1: How what's going on?
43:06
Speaker 6: Man?
43:06
Speaker 3: Then moms that say they don't want to be with
43:08
their kids or anything, they they with them, you know,
43:10
all year round all that. Yes, I mean that's not cool.
43:14
That's what makes that's why you've earned that Mother's Day
43:16
and you don't want to be away from everybody. Don't
43:19
make you think. Well, I mean that makes me think
43:21
that all year around, you're just waiting for that day
43:23
till you can get rid of everybody.
43:25
Speaker 1: Well that's the well, that's how it usually plays out
43:28
mom's field.
43:28
Speaker 3: I don't know why, but but you're right.
43:31
Speaker 2: Roman's dad were like, we want our our gift is
43:33
having our whole family together, all right?
43:37
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's just there's this when it comes
43:41
to moms. And she's absolutely right. The last lady that
43:45
called and said, she's right, you do everything moms. When
43:47
when your kids are sick, you can't sleep when you're
43:50
I mean, the kids go to mom for everything for
43:52
the most part. I mean, it's just, uh, it's just
43:56
is what it is. But so these moms they feel entitled, right,
44:03
I mean this guy saying, she told him I want
44:07
to be out without my family, so he decided to
44:10
do something for his family, with his kids and with
44:12
his you know, his nieces and nephews and his brother
44:15
in law. You can't be mad about it. If you're
44:19
getting exactly what you want. You can't get mad because
44:22
the rest of your family's going to have fun. What
44:24
he wanted to do just sit and do nothing and
44:27
wait for you to come home. And what I mean,
44:30
how selfish is that? Already? Fourteen five, four or seven seven?
44:35
But I did want to say this you, I mean,
44:39
I believe this. The entitlement that moms have about Mother's
44:46
Day is I guess you can make an argument that
44:50
it's justifiable, okay, because of how much do they do
44:54
for their children, But the reality is it's just selfish.
45:00
Mother's Day and Father's Day should be the only two
45:04
days that you guarantee to spend with your kids, because
45:08
that's what they're for you know there to you know,
45:15
praise you for being a mom or dad. So those
45:18
are the only two days in the year that you
45:21
should be with your kids. You're telling me that throughout
45:25
the year you can't find a day. Sunday or what
45:30
is Mother's Day is the only day that you think
45:34
you feel entitled to go do whatever you want without
45:37
your kids. You couldn't have did it last week or
45:39
the week before, or in January or in November or
45:42
pick a day. You're telling me there's not another day
45:48
that you can't go do something, Go take an ambium
45:51
and crash out to the padre. Right, you're telling me
45:54
that you can only do it on Mother's Day. It's
45:58
the entitlement that you try to justify Mother's Day as
46:02
a day where it's just all about you. And it's
46:06
not all about you. If you didn't have kids, you
46:11
wouldn't be a mother. So how can it be all
46:15
about you? Pick any other day in the year for
46:19
it to be all about you. I don't care which
46:20
day you pick. Okay, find a day and make it
46:24
your day. But do you see how ironic it is
46:30
the irony in the fact that Mother's Day is the
46:32
day that you want to get away from the people
46:36
that gave you that day or helped you create that
46:41
day for you. Alrighty four two five four or seven
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to seven.
46:47
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning Romeo.
46:48
Speaker 6: Hey, so I wanted to actually comment.
46:51
Speaker 5: On the subject right now.
46:53
Speaker 1: I totally agree with you.
46:55
Speaker 2: You know, we're mothers. My Mother's Day is like, you.
46:58
Speaker 4: Know what, do y'all tell me go do something for
47:00
yourself as to no, it's Mother's Day.
47:02
Speaker 1: I want to be with my kids, have my kids.
47:04
Speaker 4: Let's me do something together and so any other day
47:08
if you want to, you know, take me somewhere to
47:10
have a spa day and whatever.
47:12
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm all for it, you know, not saying we
47:14
don't need that time alone every now and then.
47:16
Speaker 5: But you know what Mother's Day is, what it is,
47:19
Mother's Day.
47:20
Speaker 4: You know, it's not a single ladies day.
47:22
Speaker 3: So he's getting exactly what she deserves. You know.
47:25
Speaker 5: I get prout to that dad.
47:27
Speaker 2: That decided to take his kids to you know, Disneyland, because.
47:30
Speaker 4: If it wasn't for them, we're not fathers or mother's
47:33
Just like you said, well, yeah, and you know what I.
47:35
Speaker 1: Mean, I will even I'll even take it a step further.
47:38
I would bet all of these mothers, and I'll call
47:40
them selfish for leaving their kids on Mother's Day. I
47:43
would bet they have if you really looked at their schedule,
47:46
I bet they take plenty of days off from being
47:49
a mom, claiming.
47:50
Speaker 6: Oh, I'm pretty sure.
47:52
Speaker 5: Sure.
47:52
Speaker 4: You know it's for them to say that they don't
47:55
have time any other time.
47:56
Speaker 2: That's a lie.
47:57
Speaker 4: But it's like you said, it's entitlement. They think that
47:59
because it's Mother's Day, and sometimes we're giving that option.
48:01
Speaker 1: Like what do you want to do?
48:02
Speaker 2: You know, it's like, okay, well then this is what
48:04
I'm gonna take a day off. No, like, that's not
48:06
for you to do.
48:07
Speaker 4: You're a mother twenty four to seven.
48:10
Speaker 1: Yeah, Colin, I appreciate it. But that's what I'm saying.
48:13
It's it's selfish. I mean, any other day of the year,
48:17
three hundred and sixty four other days. What there's three
48:20
and sixty five days, three hundred and sixty four days
48:22
out of the year. You could pick another day to
48:25
where you need a break. Okay, that's it's It doesn't
48:29
need to be Mother's Day or Father's Day. That was
48:31
the day. That's the only day of the year that
48:32
you should want to be with your children, with your family,
48:36
with your husband, with your wife, with your because that's
48:38
that's that's what got you this day. These people are
48:42
what got you here. So I just don't I don't
48:46
understand it, you know anyway, And I would bet money.
48:51
I would bet money that you guys, these moms claiming that,
48:55
oh I need a day off and Mother's Days when
48:57
I just want nothing. I just want everybody away from me.
49:01
I would bet you take plenty of days off throughout
49:03
the year. You're just not saying anything right now already
49:07
four two seven seven aerom, you know why these mothers
49:12
want a day off on Mother's Day and they don't
49:15
want to be with their kids or their husband. That's
49:17
the day they go out and cheat. No matter what,
49:22
it always goes back to cheating. So now all these
49:27
moms that don't want to be with their kids are
49:30
cheaters now maybe all right, So we were talking about
49:35
Mother's Day, right A guy said his wife said that
49:39
all she wants to do is go with their sisters,
49:41
go out for the day and not be with the family,
49:44
And so he decided to call his brother in law,
49:46
decided they were gonna take the kids to Disneyland for
49:49
the day since well, mom didn't want to. So now
49:52
they're pissed. Now they're pissed that they're they're going to
49:56
do that, right, But why do you people want to
49:59
get Why do you moms to get away from your mom?
50:01
I mean, get away from your kids on Mother's Day.
50:05
You know, there are mothers out there that don't get
50:07
to see their kids very much because they live out
50:09
of town, or because they live in other states or
50:11
other countries or other whatevers, and you know what they'd
50:14
give to see their children on Mother's Day. So I
50:18
think it's kind of selfish of you guys. You know,
50:21
pick another day, pick Friday, pick tomorrow to not deal
50:24
with anything, Pick Saturday to not deal with anything. Why
50:27
Mother's Day?
50:27
Speaker 3: That?
50:28
Speaker 1: To me, mothers and Father's Day are the two days
50:31
that you should spend with your family because you guys
50:34
are all the reason, all of you are the reason
50:37
you're celebrating that day. Why not do it together? It's
50:40
just these women sometimes I don't get you. Hey, Roam,
50:43
it's headbutt Raider. I just seen your promo for a
50:47
Mother's Day. Boy. Do you not get dressed to go
50:52
to work?
50:52
Speaker 3: Oh?
50:53
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was just stopping by the office to grab something.
50:57
I was actually working in the backyard and I forgot
50:59
something in the office, so I had to Uh, yeah,
51:02
I had to grab something, all right, I didn't mean
51:05
to do all that. Hey, good morning, Romeo. The dude
51:09
is dumb. She's gonna go chill with her her side dude.
51:12
She doesn't want him to go to Disneyland because she's
51:15
gonna miss out on the pictures for her to post
51:18
on social media. If if she doesn't want to spend
51:22
the day with her kids, she probably doing a bad
51:25
job raising her kids. I get I get along with
51:28
my baby mama even though it's my my child weekend,
51:31
to be with her with me. I bet she's gonna
51:34
want to spend time with her kids. Oh the mom. Yeah,
51:38
maybe maybe she's going to be with her side dude.
51:41
All right, eight four, two, five four or seven seven, Romeo,
51:46
your day is your birthday. I totally agreed. Mother's Day.
51:49
All I want to do is be around my annoying
51:52
kids and hubby and pamper and pamper me all day.
51:56
I love Mother's more. I love Mother's Day more than
52:00
my birthday. Shout out to my hubby, his birthday is
52:03
this month, May fifteenth, missus Z. I mean that's a
52:06
good point that you make a great point. Have them
52:10
pamper you all day, not go get away from them.
52:13
This is selfish women. Hey, rom let me tell you
52:15
what happened with my wife being mad about Mother's Day.
52:18
My wife came home and said she wants to go
52:21
hang out with her mom group for Mother's Day. They
52:23
want to go to brunch and relax. And I said, okay,
52:27
that's fine. I called my mom and said and asked her,
52:32
is she'd be cool watching the grandkids while I go
52:35
play golf with my buddies. My Mom's all about it.
52:38
She gets her grandkids, my dad's cleaning up a pool.
52:41
They're gonna barbecue, and they're excited. So I'm gonna go
52:47
play golf. And my wife is pissed that I'm not
52:49
watching the kids. I'm going to play golf. Well, why
52:54
she pissed? You know, she just you know these moms,
52:56
by the way, You know, these moms that are going out,
53:00
they all want to get together with their friends and
53:02
go out on Mother's Day. You know, they just want
53:03
to go out so they can do some hoish activities.
53:07
They want to get drunk. They want to, you know,
53:09
they want to you know, be in the scene. They're
53:12
not going out because they're trying to get away from
53:14
their kids, and it is I mean they are, but
53:17
they're just using that as excuse. It's kind of selfish
53:20
to be honest with you. So, uh, your wife's pissed
53:24
hunh because you got the you get to go play
53:26
golf and grandma and grandpa are down to hang out
53:30
for Mother's Day with the kids. I don't see a
53:33
problem with that. Yeah, see how it's selfish. It is
53:40
just selfish if you get pissed off, if you're mad
53:44
because you want to go out with your friends on
53:47
Mother's Day and leave your family behind, and they decide
53:51
to make other plans, How is that on them?
53:58
Speaker 3: You know?
54:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wouldn't even get you a gift if you
54:03
were my mom. You're gonna you're gonna ditch me on
54:06
Mother's Day and you expect me to buy you something.
54:08
Come on, throw me over the morning every morning morning.
54:11
Speaker 3: Ninety four point one