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Things That Must Go for December 11th, 2024 · The Radio From Hell Show - Best Of

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  Speaker 1: Thinks that must go.
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  Speaker 2: On the radio.
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  Speaker 3: You don't have to compliment Nick for being just really
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  on it today. He's just really right there on it. Yes,
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  it's time for things that must go, Things that are
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  bugging you that you can't stand anymore, things that you
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  are just it just it just chats your hide to
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  have this thing in your life. And so you say,
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  what can I do about this?
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  Speaker 2: Oh?
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  Speaker 3: I know, I'll send it to the Radio from Hell
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  And if they read my musco on the air, it'll
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  make me feel better certainly. And sometimes, you know, magically,
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  these things do disappear from your life when you send
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  them to us. So put musco in a subject line
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  of an email. Send it to Radio from Hell at
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  X ninety six dot com, Gina.
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  Speaker 1: Okay, So there are lots of Christmas music services, yes, yes,
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  satellite and playlists and things.
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  Speaker 2: This is one of your own musco.
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  Speaker 1: Yes, there are lots of Christmas songs. Yes, don't play
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  back to back same song by different artists. I heard
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  Run Run Rudolph by Chuck Berry and Kelly Clarkson, and
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  and then maybe another song in between, and then another
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  Run Run Rudolf. There are lots of spring I know,
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  that's a computer program that is doing that. But somebody
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  needs to fix it. So I don't hear the same
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  Christmas song just by a different artist back to back.
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  Speaker 3: I'm sorry, that can't happen. Our algorithm would not let
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  that happens.
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  Speaker 1: I know that's not a person.
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  Speaker 4: We need people involved in these, yes, well, and if
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  they were put into the system correctly, that wouldn't happen, right,
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  But it's just nobody cares.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, I enjoy Run Run Rudolph, but I don't
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  want to I don't want to hear it again.
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  Speaker 2: For another two hours. I'm sorry, man, that just could
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  not possibly happen.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, let's see this from Tony good morning. My things
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  that must go are people who are drafting love letters
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  to Luigi Mangioni after what he did, and somehow I
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  can't even get anyone to have a flirty conversation with
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  me for longer than ten minutes.
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  Speaker 2: Wow, maybe you need to shoot somebody.
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  Speaker 1: Having my queer card revoked because I didn't watch Wicked
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  at the movie or plan to pirate it. It's possible
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  to be part of the LGBTQ plus community and not
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  be part of the musical stand well, not.
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  Speaker 2: So sure, I don't know.
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  Speaker 4: You better check with the quality of utah on that.
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  Speaker 1: Running out of shamppagne at brunch must go. Your buddy
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  switches over to whiskey and starts asking inappropriate questions of
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  other peoples.
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  Speaker 4: Okay, well, but you're a brunch regular. I guess that
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  you can skip wicked because you're a bronch regular.
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  Speaker 1: And my roommate breaking the washing machine by overloading it
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  with blankets and breaking the latch. Now I have to
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  use a laundromat until this hookup comes by to fix
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  the broken latch. Thank you for letting me listen, Tony.
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  And then this from Mesha, This really must go. I
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  love my kids dearly. I have a three and a
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  half year old daughter a nearly two year old son.
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  What must go is repeatedly injuring my rotator cuff while
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  trying to wrangle these two tolls on a daily base.
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  I mean, I've got rotator cuff problems. At least I'm
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  not wrangling toddlers anymore. Please make this go away.
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  Speaker 2: Mationh all right, I'll go next. I have one of
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  my own. This must go. When you have a lot.
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  Speaker 3: Of blamb in congestion and you're trying to get rid
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  of it, and it's almost gone now. But so sometimes
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  you have to, as they say.
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  Speaker 2: Hawk a loogie.
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  Speaker 3: Yes, And I had to hawk a loogi yesterday morning,
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  and I was standing by the sink and I leaned
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  into hawk it into the sink and hit my forehead
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  on the on the on the water faucet, and there's
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  a little sharp edge there and it poked.
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  Speaker 2: A hole in my forehead.
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  Speaker 1: Wow.
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  Speaker 2: Started started to bleed that that really must go.
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  Speaker 3: Let's see. This one says, good morning. I'm in Houston today,
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  where they're absolutely killing me with work, interfering with the
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  more important things in life, such as sending.
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  Speaker 2: Submissions to musks.
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  Speaker 3: Go at any rate, I have just one thing today
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  due to time constraints. When you're brushing your teeth in
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  the morning, very vigorously and so forth, as directed by
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  your dental professional, and you accidentally hit whatever spot in
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  your mouth activate your gag reflexes, which as we know,
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  can go all kinds of sideways really quickly. I hate
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  it when that happens, and it must go as always.
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  Thank you for letting me listen, your pal Roul Montemoyur.
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  This one says, remaining anonymous. My thing that must go
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  is when a job gives you the entirety of a
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  holiday off, but they don't pay you for it. I'm
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  glad to have an entire week off for Christmas, but
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  not getting paid for it is just my own opinion,
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  completely unfair. People usually plan on the end of the
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  year holiday bonuses to try and get ahead of the
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  new year.
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  Speaker 2: Jeez, I don't know.
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  Speaker 3: Here's to hoping for a good tax season, assuming the
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  new powers that be do screw our lives up. But
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  they will, but they they always do. Thank you for
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  letting me listen. And this one says greetings lords. My Washington,
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  DC thing that must go is the dockless bike and
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  scooter companies deploying their vehicles in the middle of the sidewalk.
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  It walks a path for everybody and makes it difficult
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  for people with mobility challenges or people in wheelchairs to
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  use the sidewalk. This must go. Thank you from Scott,
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  a friend of the program in Washington, DC.
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  Speaker 4: Interesting, Kerry, Let's see this one from Candice little reluctant farmer.
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  My thing that must go is my neighbor burning three
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  large piles of garbage during the worst part of the inversion. Jeez,
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  the stench was trapped over us for two full days.
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  The piles are still smoldering.
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  Speaker 2: Come on, Brad, here's your brain.
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  Speaker 4: This one from Please don't use my name and I'm
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  not going to use the name of the company. Okay,
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  just for all of our own protection. Insurance company must go.
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  I have narcolepsy and pincer. The past two years, the
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  insurance company has stopped covering the medications that treat it.
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  Out of the four medications, they only cover one, and
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  it no longer works for me. Greedy drug companies must go. Also,
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  the cash price of my narcolepsy medication was three thousand
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  dollars a month in twenty thirteen when I started it,
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  but because of legislation changes, it's steadily climbed to twelve
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  thousand dollars a month before I finally before finally going
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  generic and lowering it down to three eight hundred a month.
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  Make it make sense. Lastly, time change must go. It
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  messes with everyone, not just those of us with sleep issues.
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  Thanks for letting me listen, Tired, And this one from Austin.
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  Here's my list of things that must go. People who
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  argue about Ford versus Chevy. It's such a argument.
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  Speaker 1: Well the right answer is Chevy.
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  Speaker 4: Well today socks labeled left and right must go. It's
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  just a scheme by the sock industry to always put
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  one sock on in the same foot. So you were
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  about faster.
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  Speaker 1: But I I admit if I put him on and
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  realize I've put him, I will move them.
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  Speaker 4: Don't be a sheep, Gina, switch feet. Stick it to
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  the man, Boston. So there you go. That's your list
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  of things of Moscow. Okay, thinks that must go on
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  the radio.