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Welcome Back Day Drinking a Dog. On this beautiful Wednesday, April tenth,
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twenty twenty four, I have a very awesome guest today that has an awesome
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kind of story job. You're all gonna remember who she works for, who
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they used to work for, people that are my age, and they'll probably
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know who this person is. But Sophie Saan show, thank you for coming
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on this show. I know, well, your other job is right across
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the street from me, so that's not really what we're talking about here.
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And that's what I love about the bartending world is you never know if it's
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a moonlighting job that they do or if it's just their main job, like
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myself that just bartend. But I had no idea what you did until I
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think camp you might have said something to me is like you should have her
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on the show, or you may have said something to him like, oh,
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I'd love to come on the show. But so you are the booking
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producer for the Steve Wilco Show. Yep, who used to be the well
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it used to be a Chicago p D YEP detective detective and then they hired
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him to be the head of security for Ye Jerry and then he's fun off
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and got his own show. Yeah so and right now it's out of Stanford.
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Yeah it is. Springer haded moving to Stanford too, didn't he.
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Yeah they had like yeah yeah yeah, and he had like Judge Jerry.
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There did Judge Jerry. So tell me a little bit about your background.
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Uh, way went to school and how'd you got into all this? And
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you had mentioned a show before, yes, that you worked for so yeah.
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So I studied communications in college, concentration on journalism. I thought I
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wanted to be in the news, you know, that was like my passion
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kind of runs in my blood. Like my dad works for NBC New York,
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have family members that worked there. So I was always interested, you
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know, in the news media industry. So when I was in college,
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I was playing softball. After my second year, I got shoulder surgery,
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ended up quitting, and I was like, all right, I'm gonna dive
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in my career. So I ended up getting a job at Inside Audition while
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I was still like getting my diploma and worked for them for about two years.
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That was the news. And then you were in front of the camera.
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Nope, no, no, no, no, definitely in the back
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definitely, I know. But you know, I don't want to be on
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camera. I now I am right now, but no, I don't want
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to be in front of the camera. No. A lot of people want
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me to. But now and then I moved, you know what, I
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thought, the news just wasn't for me, So I moved towards talk like
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talk show entertainment. Got a chop Le's see We'll go show in Stanford.
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Wow, yep, I did. I knew obviously, I grew up in
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the Jerry Springer College. After college, it was it was. It was
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literally a phenomenon that show you would have like when I was younger, it
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was like Maury Povich and who wasn't the guy that chained smoked? Uh,
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we're going way back. I was probably in my early teens. Monty oh,
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the Monty Williams show. Williams, Oh shit, I'm gonna have to
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google it. During the show, but this guy just chang passed away.
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He just chained smoked And it was like one of the kind of the first
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shows where the fights broke out and they I don't remember, I know,
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Maury Springer, I don't know if you know karamo Is, Oh god,
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I know, people are gonna listen to me like dude, dude, it's
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this guy, this guy. I'll figure it out anyway. So that's how
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I kind of grew up on these shows. And then when Springer hit in
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college, like that was almost like what they would call you know, like,
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uh, you know TV had to be in front of you know,
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you had to be sitting there, ye appointment TV. And it was hilarious.
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And it got to the point where after like years and years, you're
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like, where are they finding these people from? I know? And now
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you're how long you've been with Steve? Just this one? Last season was
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my first season? Okay, So have you ever done anything like that in
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your so basically booking producers? So are you the ones made? Are you
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the one that finalizes who's coming on? Or are you actually making going through
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the application? So there's a lot of things. So I actually was a
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booking producer Friends at Edition two, but obviously it's very different. So like
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that was like based on like actually, you know, like stories out there
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like news stories, and I would have to book the interviews or like the
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talent you know for that. This is different kind of booking. But ye,
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no, we have these things called the carts where they'll call in.
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People will call in be like hey, I need your help, leave a
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message, you know, all over our hiatus period or just every day,
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or they'll email in, text in like give like a lot of like opportunities
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for people to reach out to us, like telling like us their stories and
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what they need help with. That's the easy part because they come to us.
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The hard part is getting the other side. We call it part B
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to agree. Sometimes they both are already like I'm ready to go. You
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know, I think she's cheating. He's I think he's cheating. We're both
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willing to come on and prove each other that we're you know, we're not.
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Sometime, on the other hand, no, maybe if they're like,
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Okay, I think my husband's you know, my molesting my daughter, why
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would he want to come on the show and maybe make himself look bad or
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like you know, yeah exactly. So yeah, that's the hard part.
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But like that's basically how we book the stories. Sometimes when we do see
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stories and like the news will go through that and try to book them.
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You know, I was trying to get like who is it? I forgot
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who was There's a few like just like well known people that have like crazy
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stories out there. But yeah, so now you have to like do you
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have to fact check? So round check? Do you have to like maybe
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look through police blodders? Do you have to do anything to make sure these
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people aren't because like Springer had been set up before. Yeah, Big MTV
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one. It was like a spring Break edition. I remember this, Yeah,
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and it was like two guys and a girl and two were boyfriend and
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girlfriend and they just faked it and they pretended to get in a fake fight
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on stage just for this is before social media. It's just you know.
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And then and then Springer came out a minute like yeah we got do you
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know, so do you guys any kind of kind of yeah, like we
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speak to family members, see what's kind of going on, trying to bring
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them on to Honestly, it's kind of rare for them for us to leave
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just catch them, but because we do like ask for like certain evidences like
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text messages, is that you know whatever I will say though, like I
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know that if we do find out that they lied, we can sue them
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for whatever, however much the cost, like the episode costs. So typically
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people don't. We do put them through detector tests sometimes and you know,
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see if we can see what's kind of going on. But no, our
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number one rule is that it has to be true, like a true story.
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But yeah, no, that's diffic These people come up from all over
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the country. I always thought Springer was like I used to we used to
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joke around, like how many people I know? That's somebody? No,
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we fly them in, We do travel them in. You pay for their
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expenses. Ye there ye travel put the arm on the Hilton. Yeah,
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a few of those hotels in Stanford. Yeah, they must get excited now
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it is just one thing or two nights. Typically it's one night, yea,
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one night, two days and yeah TFK Newark. We have drivers.
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You know, we're like we have like a driving company and you know our
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company, we have our own drivers. Yeah. It's like kind of a
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good deal because it's like you know what, you like, all travel is
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paid for food when you get here, hotel. So it's like if people
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really want to get to the bottom of something, well they don't. It
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doesn't cost them a penny, and like we do pay for like compensation when
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they miss work too. Oh wow, So it's like okay, well it's
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really about like helping them, like getting resolution to problems. Like yeah,
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it can be funny and like shit for shits and giggles, but like a
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lot of the times, like there are serious like topics where it's like,
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well, we would want to find out if like you know, your grand
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the grandfather is like molesting the baby, you know, like the grandchild.
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It's like, yeah, it's kind of crazy. Do you do you have
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like have you ever had anyone arrested? So no, so that doesn't happen
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with we can't. It's like a waiver. We don't. There's a lot
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of paperwork. We don't, like we can't do anything, you know,
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I will say, Like a good example is like I did have somebody her
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son had like bruises like down in his growing area, Like so she brought
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him to the hospital. It's in like Louisiana, and they ended up like
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taking her child away and like because they thought that she was molesting him or
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something or her boyfriend whatever. So she couldn't see her son for for a
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while, you know, she didn't have custody anymore, and then she came
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to her show proved her innocence by taking live checkter test. Boyfriend did too,
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and they both were innocent, and she ended up showing them the episode
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and got her kid back. Really yeah, so like those are the stories
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where I'm like, wow, I feel so good and like, you know,
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kind of made a difference out there. But yeah, yeah, so
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that's an example of something like that. Yeah, because I watched that fifteen
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minute like it was like a fife, Like I've seen the show before,
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but I'm like, I wanted to refresh it because what's it avail about Peacock?
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It is on Peacock with CW I think in that just in that fifteen
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minute clip, these are the topics. Sexual amount of station of either adults
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or children, sex with students, yeah, that's a big one. Sleeping
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with underach people. Yeah, and basically abuse, whether sexual, physical,
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whatever. But that's another big one. There's a lot of cheats too,
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well, yeah, cheating is easy. That's on every show. No,
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I know. You know. That's why I asked you about like law enforcement,
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Like, like I get you're not you can't entrap somebody, which if
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the show gets this is just me talking. If the show gets a reputation
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of you're never gonna get guess. Yeah, Like you know, if I
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beat my girlfriend, my girlfriend calls up and I go on the show,
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and then I and I walk out and boom on the handcuffs because I said,
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yeah, I beat that bitch, Well, then no one's gonna come
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on the show. Yeah, I totally understand. No. But just watching
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that clip, I know a couple of things. I love this guy,
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Steve Steve. I liked him when he was on Springer Show, but like
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I like, I like him because you know, he he's not like Springer
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never really used to get in anyone's face. He wasn't. That wasn't his
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mentality to be a mayor for Yeah, he was never a cop, I
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don't think anyway. But but local's big, strong, ah, and he
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loves to throw chairs guess. So yeah, in our office we have one
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like on the ceiling. No, he's very passionate, I guess is a
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good word. No, he's just a badass. Like he just like he
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gets very like emotionally involved in these stories. That's why he gets so angry,
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like especially like when it is like the child molesters on the stage,
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you know, like he's not scared to like chase them backstage if they run
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away, you know, like just be like what the hell, dude,
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you know, no, Steve, everybody loves him. Is everyone, Like
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I'm assuming everyone's like pad it down or go through metal attack because like just
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watching you know, you have I do anyway, I have, you know,
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awful anxiety. But like I'll watch shows, especially shows like that,
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and I'll just feel like, like when it comes to that confrontation point,
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like oh man, this dude's got a gun or a knife on them or
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something. Obviously they don't, but yeah, yeah, I know. I'm
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sure you guys have the biggest your own security staff and all that. Yeah.
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Yeah, I was gonna say, we also have security that is there
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somewhere on stage ton backstage, you know, so like they can't. It's
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rare for them to really even be able to touch each other, although I'm
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sure you've seen some fights. Yeah, but obviously security is pulling them away.
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But no, when they walk in, we want them, you know,
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take their bags away. They can only they can't even their their cell
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phones backstage put into separate green rooms. They're not you know, stuff like
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that, So come on out. Yeah, a lot of it goes,
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a lot goes into it. I will say, you know, you're obviously
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you know you have your own role there, but as the show is is
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being recorded, what is your role if you have a role as it is
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recorded, or you're just kind of in your office and so yeah, So
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there are production teams. I want to say there was six this past season,
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and so each team has a producer and then too, one's a senior
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associate producer or an associate producer, and one's like a booker for each team.
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So let's say my team has a story that day, we have to
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give them hair, makeup, whatever, we all go. There's different time
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slots. So if it's my story, I'm backstage with the headset, you
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know, I'm talking to the There's a person who either starts on the stage
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talking to Steve, and then one person who walks on the stage after when
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they're called out. So I'm next to the person who's gonna walk out to
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talk to Steve, and I'm talking to them like just you know, prepping
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them as we're watching what's going on. That's where I am. If it's
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not my story, I'm either prepping my my guess for their upcoming story,
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or if my guess already went, then I'm just chilling in the back doing
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like paperwork, you know, helping where I can. But yeah, there's
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a chair, got lost, something's going on. Yep, yep, No,
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there there are some like times we're just like, okay, they're gonna
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run, so everybody get in the green room, like we know this guy's
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gonna run, so we got we can't yeah, can't be in front of
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the camera for that. We gotta hide. Oh my god, this for
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seventeen, Yeah, just gover nude for eighteen. Yeah, that's that's that's
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just crazy, Like, I know, keep going, how you keep finding
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people? Yeah, I just I was hard back to Springer. But you
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know, obviously it's kind of a start of this whole trend. I know,
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you can't think of the other guys trying to think of now. His
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his logo was a big mouth like open wide, no, not ringing a
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bell. Now, how old are you three? Oh god, yeah,
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I don't know who you're talking about. Kind of look it up myself.
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I think when you go on, oh man, oh god, I can't.
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I'm trying to like google it and not be rude and not like look
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google it, but I could probably find it, don't find it. It
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was not late night too like, but it was syndicated. It wasn't like,
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you know, it wasn't like a you know, like with Johnny Carson
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Show or anything. But I don't want to do too much debt he or
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looking for it late night look up like late night conflict, late night talk
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show logo big mouth. And this guy was like, crazy, there is
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who is it? Well that's the logo. Okay, it's the Morton Downy
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Junior Show. Okay, yeah, I think I've heard of it, but
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I have not. I don't know. And this dude just they smoke while
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he sat there. I definitely have not really voice, and it was just
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like it was just like I've always been a late night person. My mom
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could never wake me up and get the fuck out of bed for school,
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yep. And I always had like you know, since I was like god,
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since I was probably twelve, I had a TV in my bedroom,
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so yeah, you know, mom would go to bed early and my TV
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beyond and back then there was you know, four stations like I was alive
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when Fox just became a thing. So it was just you know, CBS,
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ABC, NBC, and PBS and then Fox came on and I think
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it might have even been a late night Fox show. It was still like
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I would I don't think they had syndication back then. But again, it
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wasn't a Letterman type show. Yeah, the Oh my god, that's so
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funny. It would be. I can't believe I couldn't remember that or had
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that preps. That's my fault. That's really funny. So what's what's some
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of your craziest guests? You know to name them, but like like the
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who circumstances behind it? Some of the stories. Have you ever had to
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like, you know, you say they you gotta runner down the hallway?
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Have you locked the door? Have you been like yeah, like can you
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watch the filming as you're in your office and kind of see what's going on?
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Yeah, yeah, we have a live stream, Yes you know what's
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going on. For me, I've never had none of my guests have ran,
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which I'm thankful for. I have one story, this is kind of
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this is pretty greasy. There was just like a weird circumstance. Did we
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were talking about like, wow, this is like some Jerry Springer shit.
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This couple. So this couple, well say, I can't even name them,
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but like this couple, what's together? They have a kid together,
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they end up separating, and they both got new boyfriend girlfriend. Right,
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Yeah, so the girlfriend obviously didn't like the let's the ex wife whatever.
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So and then obviously the new boyfriend didn't like the ex husband. I guess,
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I guess the girlfriend and the ex husband ended up hooking up to like
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get back at them. I don't know they were saying that, like the
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girlfriend. No, Honestly, being in the restaurant industry, I've seen something
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exactly like that. But I just remember, like they old, they all
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like stayed together, and it was just like really odd and like, I
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don't know, it was weird. It was just that was like a kind
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of like a weird one. Although I've seen that in my real life too.
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What else, Oh, this was like this one was honestly my favorite
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story, but it was it was cute. It was cute. It was
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a DNA story where this dad didn't think his son was his son, and
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it was because he's seven foot four, the tallest man I've ever seen in
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my life. The dad and their son was a dwarf, had dwarf ism,
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So that was really yeah, has nothing to do with whatever, but
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like so we brought them on, but it was was just like that was
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that was like a cute story, like you take that whole relationship and run
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with it. Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying. It's like you're
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super tall. Yeah, and I remember she was like six four. It's
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like, yeah, no, they're on TikTok to actually, but no,
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like that was like I think my favorite story too revealed that he was the
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father, he was the butler. Yeah, but what I'm saying was he
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like happy, sad, so happy, Yeah, like crying, he was
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like so happy. He's like that's my man. You know, we a
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lot of times like these people don't have access to like DNA testing are yeah,
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or it's expensive you know New York. Yeah, yeah, they make
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the best of it. I had a good like theft stories which were kind
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of crazy, but yeah, I can't really think of him honestly. After
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they're gone. I'm like, try yeah, right, try a buck,
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help move on? How many? How many? How many are there?
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Like of you there? So the last season I booked seventeen. Wow,
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my senior associate producer booked nineteen and a half, and I think he had
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the most. Are you ever just like like you get to the phone part
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of it, right, you call him? Yep? Are you just like?
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Who the hell am I? Well, you know I have a work
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phone too, So my my work phone number is actually on the Steve Volca
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show like website. Yeah, it's like the team Warren. It says like
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Sophia Sanchez has my work you know, cell phone numbers, so people just
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call me to When I googled the show last night, it came up Steve's
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team. I didn't click on it, but yeah, I'm on there.
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No, I'm on. That's so funny. So I'm like, they leave
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me voicemail stuff like that. You get a rolling credit at the end,
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yeah if I yeah, You're like, I don't know about that. This
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is like this, it's so crazy to me that, like Milford, like,
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there's so many people that and so I I know, you call Steve
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right now, we'll get him on the line. He'd be like, yeah,
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he lives in Darien. You know it's crazy too. I'm not even
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sure if you know this his wife is the executive producer of the show.
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Yeah, and I you know, she she worked for the Jerry Springer Show
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and that's how they met, and she like pretty much like he you know,
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started to make a name for himself when he was like on camera a
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lot, and everybody just seemed to love him because he's always on camera,
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the big bald guy. They loved him. And I think, uh,
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you know, his wife was a producer, very brilliant woman, and they
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kind of took that and ran with it and branched off, and you know,
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to this day, she's still producer. Yeah. I just imagine like
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if like Reels and TikTok were around, I know, like Steve was always
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the guy you talked about more than a guess, did you see, cause
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I think Springer had a little more you know, back then there was a
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lot more physical confrontation. I think, yeah, it's different. You know,
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I've been watching the Local show and it seems like I almost feel like
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the guests know one that Steve's not gonna hit him because he could get his
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ass suit, which kind of back then. I don't know, I don't
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I mean not that Springer every hitting anybody, but like there were, there
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were there were some physical altercations on it. Things are different back then they
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were, yeah, and now you know, and and it annoys me because
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just watching some clips, like these fucking kids just think they can you know,
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they know he's not gonna hit him, so they just try to be
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so fucking tough on the show. I know, my interview is like just
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one turn, Steve just fucking send them to the ground. You know What's
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funny sometimes like what I remember my I had a it was a cheat.
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I had a guess it was a cheat DNA you know this. It was
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a younger couple whatever. And I remember like putting them on the last story
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of the day before like our break for like Thanksgiving or something. We're off
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for like ten days, and I was like, all right, last story
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of the day, here we go. I didn't think it was gonna be
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that good. And they went out there and she started out sitting down talking
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to Steve explaining the story, and he ended up going out there and was
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like kind of like messing with Steve and I'm backstage like horrifying, like oh
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my god. And like I remember he like said something like he was like
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Steve was like, oh, what is that or like something like a generic
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question. I remember my guess was just like he was like your butt something
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like that, and I'm like, oh my god, Steve's gonna end him
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something like, you know, being he was just being a smart ass,
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and uh, Steve ended up having fun with them. He was just like
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he's like, you can't afford this, well it's something like stupid, Like
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he was being fun with it. So sometimes he just doesn't care and like
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has fun with like people like that. Other times he'll just like annihilate them
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like verbally. You ever have a follow up episodes like all the time people
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come back, you know you got another kid? They do another d Yeah,
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I'm like, yeah, we do, Like as I you know,
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I told you before about that guest who I got her child back from proving
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her innocence. We did do a follow up obviously with them and she explained,
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you know what, you know, my kid full time now, you
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know whatever, thanking Steve, you know, like forgiving an opportunity that kind
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of stuff. But we do do follow ups, like like especially in like
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the cheat stories, you know, see if they're still together are they not?
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Or you know, there're any topics you don't want to touch, or
24:33
you just let everything come through and you guys just decide whether or not.
24:37
We always there's like a saying like we always pitch every story that we can
24:41
that's willing to come. And then sometimes, you know, we sometimes if
24:45
we think like maybe if they're a little too I don't know, I guess
24:49
unstable or like not mentally okay to come, like we won't. Like what
24:55
I watched today was h guy that punched his girlfriend while she was holding their
25:07
baby and cracked her lip, and you know, Steve went off on her
25:12
and it was like, you know how you know, the baby could have
25:15
fell and this dude was so ignorant and Steve didn't care. He's like,
25:21
you know, yo, we're right by the bed. If anything, she
25:23
would have fell in the bed and she deserved to get cracked. That cracked
25:26
her good. And he went like that. And I'm like, like,
25:30
to me, anything like that, I don't care. Like I've been with
25:33
some pretty you know, I've been with some girls that have been kind of
25:37
crazy. Yeah, yeah, like just hell, I'm fifty, I've been.
25:41
You know, if anyone like my answer listening to this, we'll probably
25:45
know what the ones I'm talking about, but like never, never, ever,
25:48
have I ever been hit by one or they been hit by one.
25:52
So you know what then no, just making sure we don't we're gonna call
25:59
me out. We do not bring certain like couples off, like they do
26:03
have a history of like domestic violence, because let's say, what if let's
26:07
say to a degree, let's say like they come on because it's like they
26:11
got hit once or something like, and we want to get down to the
26:14
issue. We don't think it's gonna happen again. Whatever, But like if
26:17
they have like he was arrested for domestic violence or she was whatever, we
26:22
sometimes we don't bring them because like what if it's a cheat story and then
26:26
she fails and like he's just gonna go home and like what beat her up?
26:30
You know, like we don't want to set her or set him up
26:33
for like failure or like you know, I still have happened over the years
26:37
and not saying this will go show, but like it has to. I
26:41
mean the Springer Show had to have an incident where like something happened post show
26:47
when they got back, or any of these shows. More Covich or the
26:51
Morton down in June, I don't know, like there's just too many shows
26:56
like this where I'm almost like like like, look, who's the daddy kind
26:59
of show? Yeah, three guys and girl. Yeah yeah yeah, two
27:03
guys that aren't the daddy are like what the fuck? And one of them
27:06
might be dating her at that I know. It's like it's it's a slippery
27:10
slope. It is, it is, And it's like sometimes it's like after
27:14
the show, it's like like sometimes we can travel them together. We're like
27:18
or not, like we're like, all right, let's switch flights, you
27:19
know, stuff like that. It's like very like that's awkward. Do you
27:22
have a hot bed of like a city or area that you got a lot
27:26
of your people from or they're just so random? No? You know what's
27:29
interesting though, at the end of the season, I remember he is flying
27:30
a lot of people out a rally a Raleigh, North Carolina. Yeah,
27:36
Raleigh, and then Indianapolis. I got some maybe like West Virginia, you
27:42
know, like you know, like there should be a show based in West
27:45
Virginia, Louisiana. I've gone a few, but yeah, no, I
27:51
think any local you know. What there was one story was working on was
27:55
New Haven? Really they didn't come, but I really wanted them to come
27:59
because I was like, uh, just drive, we will send you a
28:00
car, you know, but no, maybe like the closest of like the
28:06
city or like Philly or something, but not Connecticut. There's been a few
28:11
that's called in from Connecticut, which is interesting, but now now none of
28:15
my stories at least, But yeah, it's interesting. It is. It's
28:22
not I'm trying to I want to say, when I was in college,
28:25
somebody that I didn't know, but somebody knew from Connecticut, Like maybe a
28:29
college friend knew someone that was on the show. We all watched it in
28:32
the door one day or something like. This is like I just I like,
28:36
I get it, especially nowadays when people just want to be famous for
28:40
a little bit. I know, but like I don't know, how do
28:45
you do the show go home and just be like go on with your very
28:48
day, especially if it's like kind of embarrassing. Has anyone ever been arrested
28:52
on the show? Yeah, I think like after like, I think we
28:56
had to follow up this past season where this daughter was like proving to our
29:02
mom that her stepdad molested her and he failed the detector test, and that
29:08
was one of the episodes I was watching, it was like about molesting a
29:12
minor. Yeah yeah, so so no, yeah, I've had one.
29:22
We can say if like if it's like subpoenut and court will send them obviously,
29:26
you know, like you know now, and also depends like where they
29:36
are, like if it's like Indianapolis, like that's their probably you know,
29:38
that's a you know, but yeah, no, I remember we had a
29:42
follow up, like after that episode came out. She came back and was
29:45
like, oh, he has been put in jail, and like, you
29:48
know, other women spoke out like stuff like that. So yeah, I've
29:52
seen that. That's That's also that amazes me is that some of these idiot
29:56
dudes agree to command. That's like another interesting time we talk about because I
30:02
obviously everyone probably thinks that, like why come on a lot of the times
30:07
it's like they're either pressured by the like family or like the spouse, and
30:15
you know, like you know, they may just be like if it's like
30:17
a cheat or something like all right, well you know, if you're not
30:19
gonna why wouldn't you come on? You know, like if you have nothing
30:22
to hide kind of thing. A lot of the times it's like the pressure,
30:26
and they think they can out beat a line detector test. That's what
30:30
it is. Like they think that they could pass, and they convince themselves
30:33
that they could pass, but they can't. Yeah. Yeah, you ever
30:37
taken one? No, but I've been offered to take one? Yeah,
30:41
I mean criminally now University of Hayen for like political I mean for criminal justice,
30:48
and one, of course we all took one. I mean they were
30:51
talking like, you know, you know, is your name Fred? No,
30:53
It's like yeah, stupid ship. Yeah yeah, but uh yeah,
30:57
they're they're they're pretty accurate. They are because you know what it is.
31:02
It's not like you just sit in a room and like they asked you,
31:04
like, you know, were you here on this day? Like yes,
31:08
it's it's it is yes and no questions. But they asked that question like
31:12
twenty different ways and we'll see the percentage of you know what you pass.
31:18
But you know, stuff like that. They take a while. It's like
31:19
the house, Yeah guy that doesn't Yeah, same guy. So it was
31:26
Dan for a while. Have you in the show? You just like get
31:29
back in the day, like all right, Dan read the results. His
31:32
daughter actually does it now for us, and then we do have another guy
31:34
who does it too. But yeah, no, it's like in the office
31:41
and I'm like, I'll welcome to the you know, welcome to the room,
31:42
and we have testing in session like everything. Yeah, no, it's
31:48
cool. Yeah, it's really cool. Yeah. Again, like it just
31:51
it boggles my mind and like just being a follower of these shows pretty much
31:56
my whole life, you know, how it's gonna come back. I know,
32:01
like, what what's the percentage of like Dan coming out in me going
32:07
Pa, you didn't beat her? Well, you know, it's like very
32:10
rare that that happens. It's interesting because I remember, like I had a
32:14
story where, oh my gosh, it was like it was a child in
32:16
less story and I remember the stepdad. He like the way he looked.
32:23
I'm not I'm not saying his personally, but I'm not trying to be superficial
32:27
or anything, but he looked a little he can cof a little creepy.
32:30
I guess in a way, like you know whatever. And I remember Steve
32:34
saying something like that, you know, and just being like, you know,
32:37
it was just all signs pointed to him, I guess in a way.
32:42
And I Steve doesn't know the results until he reads them, so he's
32:47
like grilling this guy and then he ended up passing, and I'm like,
32:52
I'm like, oh gosh, you know, like it's like you really never
32:55
know. So does Steve know? Does everyone get notified the results as a
33:00
whole? Now, you guys know the results ahead of time, like when
33:06
it's announced. Yeah, so when Steve's grilling this guy on stage, he
33:09
doesn't know the results yet, so everyone's in shock. Weather comes either way.
33:15
Because this is actually pretty cool because if you think about if Steve knew
33:17
that he was guilty, he could just exactly we can't have him be biased.
33:22
I'm like, I don't think he would even want to be so like
33:23
TV so I don't know, you're no better than me. Yeah, no,
33:27
he doesn't know. He doesn't know until he reads it. That's pretty
33:30
cool cool, And he's he like afterwards like he's been like, oh wow,
33:35
you know, like yeah yeah, yeah, kind of like he doesn't
33:37
know, you know, yeah yeah yeah. So you guys are on hiatus
33:44
right now until August. When's your like, what's your filming season and what's
33:47
your season on TV? Well, all the time, it's pretty much on
33:52
all the time, So for a while, so we filmed he should be
33:58
slinging drinks and I guess. Yeah. So we filmed from No. I'm
34:02
off from March to August. So August to March. Yeah. So I'm
34:07
just partending right now, which is so nice for me because so we get
34:13
paid during no during season. So yeah, but it's so nice for me
34:22
because I don't even remember the last time. I was just like in the
34:23
restaurant industry and that's it, you know, like I've always had something else.
34:29
So it's really nice to just partend. Can we do this? Can
34:34
we give two tickets to the show something? Probably? Yeah, yeah,
34:37
I'm sure. Yeah, No, I can get like slots yeah yeah,
34:40
yeah, you know, like Dave and Taylor came to the show. Oh
34:45
yeah yeah yeah, some of my coworkers for me last Games up. Yeah.
34:49
For some reason, I thought it was filmed a couple of days ago,
34:51
Like it's in New York, Like, no, it's in Stanford.
34:54
No, we could totally get them on. Yeah, can you get me?
34:59
Can you get me on? Well, if you have a good story,
35:02
probably not, Yeah, I don't think so, not like that not
35:06
a story for that, I don't think. So I'm trying to think I
35:09
mean, I've done some dumb shit in my life, but and I don't
35:15
want to make something up. So all right, So Austin Steve Wilkos,
35:22
you're back in August for your second season with him. But we were talking
35:29
about the topic and we weren't really sure we wanted to talk about But we're
35:34
going to talk about it in a different sense or a different angle, I
35:37
would say. But the two Michigan parents of Ethan Crumbley, who is the
35:44
fifteen year old school sugar yeah he was, have both been charged and sentenced
35:52
to ten to fifteen years in prison. Yep, for that act, that
35:58
hainous act. Obviously, Again, I don't want to make this a gun
36:01
debate. I don't want to make it not even a bait and discussion.
36:05
Yeah, I don't want to make it political, but I kind of want
36:12
to talk about it because you had mentioned when you work for Inside Edition,
36:15
you said you seem to get a lot of these school shootings or mass shootings.
36:19
Yeah, your desk, Well, I always say my Forte because Inside
36:24
Edition did have like an entertainment aspect of things, entertainment stories, but my
36:30
Forte was always like the hard News, which is like those kind of stories,
36:34
you know, shootings, Yeah, yeah, you know, yeah,
36:38
No, I remember, like, ah, it's terrible. Like I remember
36:44
like having to be on like the Parkland shooting court hearing and like having to
36:50
like write down for two days straight, which is so dreaming, you know,
36:54
like the like the most awful things that the parents said to the shooter
37:00
when the parents got to like talk to Yeah, and like I remember like
37:04
having to like take notes in like timestamps so we can obviously err on the
37:07
show, and like, you know, we want the best moments. But
37:12
I remember being like, oh my gosh, Like I like and you know,
37:15
like you do have to be very like unattacked, Like you don't want
37:19
to like be like emotionally invested. Is yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm
37:27
like what you're doing for a living. I was like, I'm trying to
37:30
be. I was like and not like emotionally involved as I could. But
37:35
I remember like it was probably like a year into working there, and I
37:38
was like, this is probably not for me. What makes people so good
37:42
at their job in the news is being so cutthroat, don't care. You
37:45
can't be, you know, because if it bleeds, it leads, and
37:49
you want that. But no, I remember being on like Texas shooting,
37:53
you know, having to call like parents, like the parents and like yeah
37:59
victims, yeah, and see, hey do you want an interview? It's
38:00
like obviously you don't say it like that, but like, yeah, that's
38:06
that's part of the job. And I remember, yeah, that was not
38:08
fun, but it is part of the job, right, you know,
38:12
you have to do it. Sad depressing, but yeah, no, I
38:15
remember being in a lot of like school shootings or just mass shootings, shootings
38:21
in New York, Selbys shootings, you know, Well, I'm glad you're
38:24
on the Steve bullcas a little different. Yeah, but yeah, no,
38:29
that's the real world though. Yeah. So they got they got sentence the
38:32
ten to fifteen years in prison. Both they have not seen each other until
38:37
they went into court yesterday since their arrests. Yeah, I again, I
38:42
don't know many in particulars as broke last night. I read a little bit
38:45
about it. Not the sound, I mean just just it seems like there
38:50
is a shooting all the time. So I know, you actually look back
38:52
and side which one was this? You know, was that the fifteen year
38:54
old like or I think so, I'm not sure. Yeah, yeah,
38:59
but this is a I believe this is a landmark sentencing for a shooting I
39:05
know of parents being held responsible. Now, we did read that they purchased
39:09
him a block nine millimeter. Yeah, I don't. I know you mentioned
39:15
there was like some text messages or something. I wish I saw that something
39:19
like. Again, I don't, I'm not. I don't want to get
39:20
too far. Look, I hadn't read up all on all of it.
39:22
I kind of briefly remember the case. Again, these come by our news
39:27
feeds. It seems, you know, every other week, not more than
39:30
that. And you know, we live in the world where we were close
39:34
to Sandy Hook. And yeah, and I mentioned to you, I said,
39:38
you know, if if if Adam Lanza didn't kill his mother, maybe
39:43
she would have been held responsible because she had I know that he had access
39:47
to so not again, I'm not a big gun person. I'm going to
39:52
get my license, but like that's just my own choice. But going through
39:59
those courses the NRA just just solidified to me of how important safety and and
40:06
you know, locking your guns up and I know anyone to have access to
40:09
it, let alone, should they be going away with ten to fifteen years.
40:14
That was for the course to decide. That's what they decided. Hopefully,
40:19
maybe these two are sacrificial lambs as far as get more awareness out there,
40:24
get better parenting out there. Yeah, get better safety in hand,
40:30
mental health, mental everything. It sucks for them, but again, I
40:36
gotta read more. I mean, I don't know if they I guess this
40:37
is more than was what was suggested. Oh really, that's another thing.
40:43
I think they were suggested like five to eight years and they like doubled it
40:46
or something interesting. So I have a little bit of a little bit of
40:52
faith. Sometimes there's a justice system that maybe they got this one right.
40:58
But this should this should be a wake up call to a lot of you
41:01
know, parents of kids instead of just saying or just blowing off there my
41:08
kids just going through growing pains. Yeah, there's just so much like I
41:13
really wish, you know, you could just monitor. I don't want to
41:16
invade people's privacy, but monitor what they're what they're following online, what who
41:22
they're talking. I know, you know, I don't know. I think
41:28
it's just I think this could end up being a good decision if we move
41:32
forward. Yeah, I don't want people to overreact with their children either and
41:37
call nine to one one every time their kid farts and says, you know,
41:40
I'm gonna kill that bitch. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, Where
41:44
do you draw the line? I know? But a lot of the times
41:46
too, it's like you don't how do you know? Right? Like how
41:50
do you know? Like I know a lot of times, like I think
41:52
it was Kip Kinkle. Do you remember that name he was? He was
41:57
he was a school shooter back in the day. He was young. He
42:00
went to the high school. He had schizophrenia. I forget what state was.
42:06
Yeah, Kip Kinkle him. I know, it's a weird name,
42:14
but I remember, like, you know, reading about it, and there
42:17
was like like recordings of him, you know, like from like the police
42:22
and stuff like that. I guess like he was like crying after he had
42:27
like shot some of his like you know, like you know, like the
42:30
students in the school you know where he went, and like he was just
42:34
like crying, complained about voices in his head and stuff like that. So
42:37
it's like sometimes it's like when you know that, like how could you have
42:40
not known? You know, he did kill his parents, so like I
42:44
don't know what would have happened after that. But like sometimes when when they
42:46
have like I don't know, mental illnesses like whatever, you never know what
42:51
they're you know, capable of. I guess I don't know. I feel
42:53
like it does come down to like mental illness too, like where it's like
42:57
paying attention as a parent, like what's going on and whatever? Even fathom
43:01
doing what you know these people are doing? I know, but like how
43:05
do you know what someone's saying or not? We never know. It all
43:08
comes down to a mental health. But so it's like, as I said,
43:12
thing is, I could never in a gazillion years get in your head,
43:15
and you can never get into mind yeah, or anyone else's to anyone
43:19
else's, you know, unless the matrix happens and can plug it. Yeah,
43:22
all that shit. That's a whole different show. Like but even likes
43:25
what we're talking about before the show, like the Columbine one of the one
43:30
of the combine shooter's parents, like the mom was like she feels like obviously
43:34
a lot of guilt, but she was just like I never knew. And
43:37
then she remembers saying like she went through his room after and like saw like
43:42
a like a notepad and it was like drawings of the devil and like stuff
43:46
like that. And it's like, well a kid can just come home from
43:49
school, hey mom whatever, you know draw that I study whatever they were
43:52
studying some like like demon thing. I don't know, but I think it
43:57
was ninety six maybe somewhere back then. I mean I was I graduate high
44:01
school nineteen. He was ninety seven, yeah, right in there, so
44:05
I wasn't much out of high school. And when I saw pictures in the
44:07
video these guys in these trench coats, I'm like, I had like twenty
44:12
of these dudes in my high school class and you never would know or like
44:15
like they were just kind of goth or like guard or liked horror movies.
44:19
I like horror movies, but I didn't where you know, like I how
44:22
do you identify it? It's just like for me, I feel like when
44:24
it comes to like parenting, it's like it's it's like it comes down to
44:28
like enabling versus like maybe not knowing or like whatever, like if these people
44:31
bought their kid a gun, Like Okay, that's what I'm saying. Okay,
44:36
I understand being at fault for that, just being a parent of a
44:38
school shooter, maybe not really knowing or like maybe you knew that they had
44:43
like some mental like challenges, like I guess it's different than enabling it,
44:46
or like knowing that they had like violent tendencies, like why would you buy
44:52
your fifteen year old gud? That's what I don't understand. They're not an
44:55
adult. Like I let my girlfriend's son shoot with me before okay, you
44:59
know, setting yeah range and shot some guns I thanks to a couple of
45:02
friends of mine that were members at a club. And if I do end
45:07
up buying a gun, he will never touch it unless we're out of range.
45:10
Yea, it won't even just be me. I'll have to be I'm
45:14
just I get too fucking anxious. Yeah, you know, but it'll be
45:17
in a thumb print safe And that's that. When he turns eighteen and whatever
45:22
the legal age is and he wants to get his pistol perman, he's on
45:24
his own. That's on him, I know. But the purchase a fifteen
45:29
year old a lot, that's like what, like i'd like what kind of
45:32
like what's the point? I don't know, Like I don't know, and
45:37
like I don't know. Again, I gotta read more about that case,
45:40
but I hope something good comes out of it in this prison sentence that were
45:46
not for the parents. Fuck them, but where maybe it like my thing
45:52
is, it's not even like huge news like every time these shootings come out,
45:55
it's it features what news feed for like two and hour half days then
46:00
it's gone, Yeah, not anymore. It's not huge news. It used
46:04
to be. It should be huge news, like like the media should take
46:07
this and be like, see what could happen? Yeah, it kind of
46:10
like in your face, like, yeah, you're not even safe anymore.
46:15
Yeah yeah, And maybe that would make I hate to say better parenting because
46:20
it is so hard, but just maybe talking more to your kids and asking
46:23
more questions and they all go through their phases where they don't want to talk
46:27
to their mom or dad or yeah they're rebellious, but that if that phase
46:31
lasted more than a couple of years, maybe should like turn a red light
46:34
on or a green lighter head and be like, hey, what's really going
46:37
on? I know, like you really never know? You know, well,
46:42
you say you didn't watch it the other night because you work, but
46:44
I know, on a happier note, I watched like a few seconds to
46:49
man when they're second straight NC tournament Now they're six since nineteen ninety nine.
46:55
Were born in two thousand and one. So you witnessed five, I've seen
47:04
all six. Just another dominant performance throughout the tournament. Never seen anything like
47:08
it in a two year stretch. They're literally gonna lose all five of their
47:13
starters, most likely to either graduation or going to the NBA. However,
47:19
they got another huge recruiting class coming in and we'll see. So I was
47:24
up in Boston over the weekend. Viva invited me to a Final four watch
47:30
party at this bar called Jake and Joe's. I think it's like a little
47:32
chain up there. It's like a sports bar whatever. Cool, fine,
47:37
nothing crazy, And they had this girl there. Her name is Kelly in
47:42
Vegas and she's a sports gambling influencer on Twitter. So very attractive girl.
47:49
You know. I took a photo. My girlfriend's like, oh vest put
47:52
it on Instagram. I'm like Jesus Christ. So I finally got to meet
47:58
her. We're just shooting the shit and she's most bet on the games tonight
48:01
and I kind of got there a little late for the first game. Ukon
48:05
was a second game, and I said not tonight, but I put a
48:08
future bet in. Basically, I was up in Boston in November, and
48:12
you can't bet on Yukon in Connecticut. So I said, you know what,
48:15
fuck it. I threw twenty five dollars bet on Yukon to win the
48:19
title in November, and it was plus twenty five hundred, so if I
48:22
won, it's six fifty. Yep. So I showed her my bet,
48:28
and FanDuel was offering me. This was before the game started on Saturday night.
48:34
FanDuel offered me three hundred and thirty seven dollars instead, instead of trying
48:38
to see if they're gonna win the whole thing for six fifty. And she
48:40
told me, I know, I don't know if you're a gambler or not,
48:43
or even know if I'm talking about. But she's like, wait a
48:46
second, do not take that bet that those are not good odds, like
48:50
they like, don't take the cash out, just hold a bet. Yeah,
48:52
six fifty, like Yukon's winning this whole fucking thing, which I already
48:55
knew I wasn't. I wasn't gonna cash it out. I just wanted to
48:59
show what it was. She's like, pick pull that up again. So
49:02
I pull it up again and she takes it out of my hand and she
49:06
takes a picture with her phone. She throws it on Twitter. She's like,
49:09
this is why you never cash out. What the fuck it got?
49:14
Like? It blew up? Oh my god, Oh my gosh. Unfortunately
49:17
it blew up more for her because it was a picture of my phone.
49:20
She didn't tag me in it, but it ended up getting one and thirty
49:27
six thousand views. Oh my god. That's like just her hand on my
49:30
phone and I just have like a little tag under it and like, and
49:35
then everyone started comment and like, you know, then the trolls came out.
49:37
Yea, yeah, Now this's crazy about tweeter. So now in the
49:39
last two days, I'll just get these notifications that someone has liked either her
49:46
tweet or someone that commented on her tweet, right m h. And it's
49:51
just I would say one hundred of the last hundred likes that you know,
49:55
you just gonna click out ovlation and I click on it and I see it.
49:59
It's like the hottest girl you've ever seen with no followers. So it's
50:02
just like all these bots coming. Yeah, and it's just because I have
50:07
no twitters. I have like one hundred and fifty followers. I don't really
50:10
post on it. I'm more Instagram, Facebook. Yeah, And I'm like,
50:15
this is why I would be so annoyed, like like that's why I
50:16
don't understand about like these like like like do Steve Wilkos have a Twitter honestly
50:22
personal one? Probably? Probably? The thing is, so it's funny because
50:30
I don't have. So I do have a Twitter, but the only reason
50:32
I had it was for Inside Edition because we got like verified on each of
50:37
us got verified on like Twitter, because we had to use it for like
50:40
certain social media videos are reaching out. But that's it. I always like,
50:45
only like do like I'm Instagram, you know, Facebook kind of go
50:51
oh yeah, so he has He's not even verified though, so I don't
50:53
think he does much on it. Yeah, Steve Will cost Show, Steve
50:59
Will TV. Yeah. Uh, all comments and photuses account maybe used on
51:05
TV, web and all social media by us. The affiliates are subject to
51:07
our cos. What does that mean in terms of service? Probably? Uh.
51:13
He's got sixty six thousand followers though, were you know what? He's
51:16
really big on YouTube? Yeah? I noticed that we won like bards and
51:22
stuff, big on YouTube, big on TikTok but those are like more like
51:27
syndicated videos, like you know, you're just you know know, I'm just
51:30
his and I know we were trying to like come up with something to do,
51:32
all right, so everyone has like their own tagline, I know,
51:37
and Steve Wilkos has his own and I'm just gonna play it now. We're
51:42
gonna we were trying to figure out like some kind of little game to play,
51:45
like get off the I know, get off, so that I was
51:52
gonna like just fucking say names. I just like, you got a job
51:55
that is media driven, so I don't want you to get involved in any
51:59
of that. I know, I know when you first asked you before,
52:01
I'm like, I can't say, like, like this is how I would
52:04
do it, all right, So if you were interviewing me and you had
52:07
like five people and and if I didn't like them, I would say like,
52:12
so you would say Lebron James, I'd be like yeah, and then
52:20
you'd say Joe Biden. I'd be like, yeah myself, so I can
52:27
get away with it, right, But then you'd be surprised because you say
52:30
Mariano and I'd be like Rivera, yeah, who, I'm a diehard red
52:34
Sox fan. Red Sox fans just quiet. I love the Red Sox,
52:38
you Red Sox fan. I'm just announced that he's supporting Trump. I can't
52:43
wait to really see how like the like the like the Yankee people that are
52:47
just liberals feel about this because that's their hero. Like they literally love him.
52:53
I think a lot more than you know, uh, Jeeter or obviously
52:58
a Rod or are all the guys that grew up in those that late nineties.
53:02
I've met Bernie Williams. Bernie never really he never officially retired from league
53:07
baseball. He like plays the guitar. Now, yeah, yeah, I
53:10
met him while he's playing the guitar. Yeah yeah, that's cool. Was
53:15
he nice? Super nice? I have a photo of him. I met
53:19
you too. I met Jeter too. I met Joe Tory. Okay,
53:22
okay, I just kind of like shook his hand. Wasn't really a big
53:25
deal. But this is I met to Shia and yeah, yeah, Mark,
53:31
I'm a Red Sox man. My my friend's dad's like a big Heineken,
53:35
so we always got the legend tickets. But now Red Sox Padoya has
53:39
my heart. He's my he should be a Hall of Famer. He won't
53:44
be I know, I mean he's one of the m v P and Jeter
53:46
never has. Yeah, there was just a che was the Hall of Famer,
53:52
don't get me wrong, but like he was a playoff player. That's
53:55
where he got all. That's why, you know, like Ortiz was obviously
53:59
a Hall of Famers. Oh yeah, he's so much more known for his
54:01
player ways than anything else. All right, we're gonna finish on this little
54:07
public service announcement for some of my friends. Uh, definitely not naming names
54:15
because you know, I don't. You know, it's like you and wilcos
54:16
you're not gonna don't have police standing outside of this store. But Target,
54:22
oh yeah yeah, Target has a new policy change now where we actually talked
54:27
about this before we thought this already existed. I thought so so at their
54:31
self checkout lines where they have been just getting crushed by theft. I mean,
54:39
you go to Target at them all and it's it's I don't go often,
54:45
but it's literally frustrating because it's only the they have like nine lanes of
54:51
like if like if you're a stopping shop, no one's in them, like
54:53
no one's working them. Yeah, you just have the four self checkout ones
54:59
and then you stually two of those are fucking broken. I'm always procu so
55:02
it's like, dude, what the fuck. So I have some acquaintances again
55:08
not not naming them that might uh swipe something and it doesn't swipe like it
55:15
doesn't register, but it goes in their bag anyway. And I have never
55:21
done this myself, but I've seen where I've been in that checkout line and
55:27
it's not like stopping shot where they weigh your items after you scan them.
55:34
This one annoys me. I'm off Target a little bit here, but this
55:36
one annoys me about like the ones that weigh the ship. Yeah, I'll
55:40
go to put my bag down, I know, I know, and they're
55:45
like I'm like wait a second, So then I wait till the end to
55:49
bag it. That's what I do. I'm not kidding. I put the
55:53
backdown first, I swipe it, and then I put the bag down first
55:58
with the items like right, yeah, So I'm like because I'm like,
56:01
I'm gonna put everything down and then get my bag and then bag it.
56:06
Like does that makes sense anyway? Yeah? He said, I don't think
56:10
Target has the weighing thing. I guess not. And they they came out.
56:15
It was like a couple. It was like a month ago. They
56:16
came out with something that they were trying to fight this. So now they're
56:21
putting cameras on all the self checkout things and with whatever. So now it's
56:29
just making it harder, which is fine. You own the business, you
56:31
gotta you know, I'm sure they have insurance for all this, that ship,
56:34
but whatever. So I'd sent out a message to these people and I
56:40
showed him the article and became kind of joking back and forth. But in
56:45
one of the text back I got was that this person had a friend that
56:52
had a boyfriend that was that works security at a target and says they have
56:57
facial recognition face recognition every time you walk in the target, and if you
57:07
don't steal enough to make it a felony, which is in this state,
57:12
nine hundred dollars maybe I'm not really sure or maybe national number. I think
57:15
it's around nine hundred or one thousand. They don't bother. So I wrote
57:21
back, is it commulative or is it you know still time you go?
57:28
No, Yeah, can I steal eight hundred nine nine dollars every time and
57:30
they won't touch me? Or because it's facial recognition. If I steal one
57:35
hundred this day, next day, just like sitting up there like like add
57:38
the numbers. Yeah, yeah, she takes eighty bucks a day. We
57:44
can stagger, you know, like and it's commulative. I did know that.
57:50
Actually I have never shop lived in my life. I did know my
57:52
life. But I have to do Target chare me. I'm fifty. You've
57:57
got a lot of time to steal a pack of gum. Girl. I
58:00
don't need to steal that. I need to dive. But I'm like,
58:02
and I really gotta wait behind seventeen people. I just I'm actually throwing a
58:07
five dollar bill on a fucking countertop because I'm like, I'm just like here,
58:10
this is what I got. It's a dollar yeah, yeah, yeah,
58:15
no I get that. But yeah no, I didn't know that.
58:19
I didn't know that. That's that's like crazy. And I want to I
58:22
want to get a Target security guard on here, and I wish I want
58:27
to. I wanted like I want to see the big board. Yeah,
58:29
I want to see how any names you know on that big board? Yeah,
58:31
because like like let alone the people I know, like everyone pays like
58:37
a lot of those you can't even pay cash, so you're you're literally putting
58:40
into their system. Oh yeah, I always pay cash there, but some
58:45
of them you can't. Yeah, some of them like or if they're like
58:46
kind of broken, you have to use credit card or yeah, yeah,
58:50
yeah yeah. I was in there a couple of weeks ago and I bought
58:52
a hundred it was like one hundred and twelve dollars, and I used my
58:55
debit card and it got not decline. It just got me rejected. So
59:00
I put it again and it got rejected again. I'm like, what the
59:04
fuck, So then I put I hate putting it on a credit card,
59:07
so I put on my credit card. It went through. So I walk
59:09
out to my car, I go to my bank account on my phone.
59:13
Sure enough, I got charged on my credit card and once on my debit
59:17
card. So I was in a hurry. I was rushing around and said,
59:21
I was just coming back tomorrow. I'll save the receipt whatever. So
59:23
I came back to it. Well, no, actually, you're right.
59:25
I waited two days to see if it was but it it just got taken
59:30
out weird, so it never went away. So I went back, went
59:34
to the front desk and lady was like, I had the call over probably
59:38
three people to fu and then so she literally took my receipt and typed in
59:45
the receipt number and voided everything I bought and then replenished my credit card.
59:52
So I ended up still don't take out of and I just never fucked with
59:54
a debit card. So I'm like, why, why does this even?
59:58
How does this happen? Though? You know, like that's weird, Like
1:00:02
you're taking my bunny you didn't clear transaction? Yeah what, Yeah, I'm
1:00:07
confused. Is this is how you're making enough for all my friends? Yeah?
1:00:09
Yeah, that's funny. Anyway, Well, thanks so much for coming
1:00:15
on the show. I know we didn't really have any drinks today, but
1:00:19
I know I wasn't feeling it. You weren't really feeling it trying to not
1:00:22
drink during a week which I trying. But you know, believe me,
1:00:27
if if I felt if I didn't do my old Boston excursion this weekend,
1:00:30
I would have been ripping something back with you book. We have more opportunities
1:00:36
about that. And by the way, this Masters week, a little shout
1:00:40
out you have if you listening to the show, you have until midnight tonight
1:00:45
to comment on my post. You can do it too, Oh, I
1:00:47
saw that. I just go on there and I'll pick the three best golfers
1:00:51
you think, and the top three combined lowest scores wins a foursome to Foxwood's
1:00:59
golf course. Like all, it's gonna be a great day. Viva sponsoring
1:01:04
it. The Viva's flowing all over the course, food raffles, prizes,
1:01:08
and it's literally one of the best courses in Connetican. No. I actually
1:01:12
thought about like doing it. I saw it last night. I was like,
1:01:15
maybe I'll do it. If you look at people like comments, you'll
1:01:17
kind I mean, I don't know if you follow golf at all, but
1:01:21
like you'll figure out who the who you know take you know, it never
1:01:24
ends up that way though you always. I always feel like I do a
1:01:29
lot of the golf contests. I always feel like you gotta pick like some
1:01:31
guy that's like eightieth, like rank, he just finishes third and like no
1:01:36
one had him, and like yeah, and then one of the big guys
1:01:39
misses the cut, so he yet out of that. So but that the
1:01:44
term is not to October. So and if there was a tie, I'm
1:01:46
gonna have a little uh punting challenge, Kate. We'll go to like Lauren
1:01:52
Chills or something. Okay, they we'll have a little put off or the
1:01:54
wind. There you go. Unless it's like two people and they know each
1:01:58
other and the like, let's just go together and go we got Yeah.
1:02:00
Yeah, I don't want to like shun anybody out, but just go to
1:02:04
my Facebook page before the end of tonight. I mean, I can take
1:02:07
a few after midnight, but I think the first tea times at like six
1:02:09
or seven in the morning, so well to get them all in before it's
1:02:13
over. And you know, if you ever want to see Lovely Sophie in
1:02:16
person, Eli's Eli Lice Tavern right across the street from my work. You
1:02:22
can pop and say on to me. Yeah, And the Steve will Coach
1:02:27
Show is coming back up mid August. They got mid August for filmings and
1:02:31
uh, you know you actually you could just go online and get tickets,
1:02:36
right, Yeah, you have to like apply for them or something like that,
1:02:39
but like maybe if you you know, tip Sophia twenty spots. Yeah,
1:02:43
seriously, I'll get you right behind Steve could talk to him. Let's
1:02:46
go, They'll get you like an autograph Sophie, thanks so much for coming.
1:02:52
Thanks, thank you, good luck. I'm sure you're you're so young
1:02:57
and moving through this entertainment business. You'll be a high ranking official somewhere.
1:03:00
You'll have me on the show. Yeah, like you know, maybe I'll
1:03:07
have my own show. Oh, there you go, and I'll have you
1:03:09
on the Sophie Sanschop Show. Would you want to be like a Judge kind
1:03:14
of show or no, I'm going to be If anything, I'd be like
1:03:19
I would like to do like a late night like talk show, you know,
1:03:22
like something like that. Yeah, more fun, like you know,
1:03:24
yeah, just don't be Kelly Clarkson. I wouldn't want to be Kelly Clarkson.
1:03:29
Drew Barman is not bad. She's not Lena, but I like her.
1:03:31
Do you like Fallon? No, I don't like any of them anymore.
1:03:35
Really. What about Colbert? I know he's the worst. I like
1:03:39
im and I grew up in Johnny Carson. Yeah. I used to like
1:03:45
Colbert when he had a show, his show before The Daily Show. Okay,
1:03:50
so before Letterman retired, he had his own show and then he took
1:03:53
over for Letterman. But it's just, you know, especially with the pandemic.
1:03:57
It's just no I jumping around with needles telling her what vaccinated was Like,
1:04:00
yeah, I don't like the ye know, I know, I like
1:04:03
John Oliver will say, what's the other one? The ABC guy I always
1:04:06
host the oscars? Uh Kimmel, Yeah, another one I don't like.
1:04:11
Really this guy again, like they're they're there. I think they're funny in
1:04:15
their own right, like Kimmel's another one. He started like he used to
1:04:17
do the Man Show. You probably don't never even heard of it. It
1:04:23
was it was him and Adam Correll, okay and Adam Carolla, sorry,
1:04:28
Adam Corolla and Jimmy Kimmel, and the show started and or ended on uh,
1:04:35
boobs on trampolines or something, and it was just like girls with big
1:04:39
boobs jumping on trampolines. Like that's like how dumb his show was back And
1:04:43
now he's like mister like political like correctness. See, I don't like that,
1:04:48
but I do like, like, I do think that one's funny,
1:04:50
like and like I do like foul of all of them? Are? You
1:04:55
know? And he's a Red Sox fan. Uh no, he's not.
1:04:59
He was in fever pitch, but he was no I read that. Yeah,
1:05:02
no, I thought so too. Well he's from New York. Yeah,
1:05:05
but I think he likes the Yankees. I did read that because I
1:05:09
Fever Pitch I love, and I thought the same thing. But I think
1:05:12
he actually likes the Yankees maybe. So, you know, he's like Adam
1:05:15
Sandler. Like a lot of his movies. He wears like Boston stuff.
1:05:18
He does love England stuff. Yeah yeah, yeah, like just T shirts.
1:05:21
Well, Grown Ups was filmed in Boston, I think, yeah,
1:05:25
yeah, but it was like masks or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
1:05:29
but he's probably yank he's a New York guy. Yeah. Isn't that
1:05:32
weird Fever Pitch, you would think, yeah, but no, yeah,
1:05:38
I guess I mean to make money to do a movie, I don't have
1:05:40
to obviously be everything, but Fever Pitch Like, come, all right,
1:05:45
thanks, I visit us U. Next week I do my NFL Draft preview
1:05:49
with the two bone Heads coming back on and then I'm off for a week
1:05:55
for a cruise and the uh got the Mayor coming up after that and some
1:05:58
other great shows getting lined up. You know, I could use you to
1:06:01
be like, what is this something? Oh yeah, I could totally do
1:06:06
that. Dude, like, Oh, I can't afford to put anybody up.
1:06:10
But who do you like? Want I do like the follow up shows
1:06:15
Steve will show. Yeah, No, you know a lot of people.
1:06:19
I actually do have a lot of connections. I'm sure you do. I'm
1:06:21
sure you do. Well, we'll talk about that later. We'll talk well,
1:06:25
we'll talk. Thanks again everyone, have a great week, great weekend.
1:06:29
And holy shit, it's just the time is flying. It's almost mid
1:06:32
April, so thanks again. You can follow me on Spotify, YouTube,
1:06:39
Apple podcasts, all that good stuff. We'll talk to you soon. Thanks
1:06:42
again. Thanks,