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Speaker 1: From the WCLEX catcheslaw dot Com studios. It's the download with Danielle on Boston's classic Rock You one hundred and twenty seven WCLX.
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Speaker 2: Boston Police officer Nick O'Malley do in Superior Court today after being indicted on a manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of Stevenson King, Junior in Roxbury. Prosecutor say O'Malley's claim that he feared for officers safety does not match what the body camera video shows. Please said. King was suspected of carjacking a woman and hitting a cruiser while trying to flee you, while his family says he was struggling with mental health issues and was not violent. O'Malley has pleaded not guilty and has been off the job since the shooting. Boston's Free FIFA Fan Festival will take over City Hall Plaza from June twelfth to the twenty seventh, But heads up, if you want to watch the World Cup matches there and get the food, entertainment and cultural programming, you need to register ahead of time.
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Speaker 3: You can't just show up.
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Speaker 2: You can't just show up. It is free, but you need to register in advance for a pass and even that does not guarantee you entry into that blisteringly hot concrete wasteland that is known as City Hall Plaza.
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Speaker 3: At the little ticket booth, can you just slide them at twenty?
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Speaker 2: Hey, just let us throw who's getting in cash these days?
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Speaker 3: Come on, my god, I don't think people take bribes like they used to, not so much at City Hall.
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Speaker 2: Come on, we do that in the bathroom, sir? How dare you? Organizers say that having a pass is not guarantee admission if the plaza reaches capacity. So keep in mind, first come, first served, and guests will also have to follow a clear bag policy, a code of conduct, and event terms when they register. So basically you have to check the little box with the pop up document that nobody's gonna bother to read. Care just agreeing to terms and conditions. A warrant was issued for Jimmy Pierre after prosecutor say he failed to report to jail on Tuesday. This is the guy that was the lift driver acuted of taking accused of taking photos of the nude passed out passenger.
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Speaker 3: So creepy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. He pleaded guilty May nineteenth to taking photo of the Northeastern University student who had passed out in his lyft in twenty twenty four. In Secutors objected to delaying his sentence, but a judge allowed him two weeks to address family and housing issues with no GPS monitoring or surrendering his passport. So the guy didn't show up initially?
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Speaker 3: Did he just forget?
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Speaker 2: When I saw the story yesterday, I'm like, really, didn't take the guy's passport? I feel like this guy the flight risk. Then he didn't show up. Then he did turn himself in yesterday. He was initially charged with rape and in decent assault and battery, but those charges were dropped before he pleaded guilty to the photo related charge. I guess it didn't have enough evidence to prosecute on that.
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Speaker 3: It's weird.
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Speaker 2: It just banana pants. Yes, and again people wonder why I send the screenshots of my Uber drivers in FOE.
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Speaker 3: I don't anymore. The first time he did that, I was shocked. I am not shocked by that anymore. I totally get it.
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Speaker 2: Here's where I am. In case you need to know, official say. A woman found murdered and dismembered in Chelsea way back in two thousand has finally been identified as Tiffany Bradley, a missing sixteen year old from Allentown, Pennsylvania, whom they believe was being sex trafficked. Investigators used advances in DNA technology to match her remains to her brother, giving a name back to the victim, long known as Chelsea Jane Doe, I will speary the details of what her killer allegedly did to her after the fact. His name is Eugene McCollum. He confessed years ago to the killing and was sentenced to life in prison, but authorities had never known who he killed, so her family called the break through a miracle, saying that after twenty six years, it was really good that people still cared enough to bring her home. A crash in Reading under investigation. One person taken to the hospital after a two car crash on ninety five yesterday in Reading because of allegedly a road rage incident. Witness said the drivers appeared to be cutting each other off before one car clipped the corner of another one, sending it flying right into the median, where it rolled over. The witness pulled over to help the injured driver out of the vehicle before paramedics arrived on Stein. Witness's name is John Simioni. He spoke with Channel five and said the woman's face was really beaten up. That may have been you know, the air bags going off. You know, she looked like she'd been in a fight with Marvin Hagler. It really is, Oh my god. So hopefully that woman is okay. No word on whether or not they've found that other driver or if that person will face charges. Finally, a Jet Blue pilot landing at Fort Lauderdale Airport reported a close call Monday night after spotting a smaller plane flying erradically nearby. Air Traffic control audio captured the pilot saying the plane was turning toward them, while a controller later referred to the small plane pilot as mad Max. The FAA says thank you, Tina. FAA says required separation was maintained. The Jet Blue flight landed safely in Thunderdome. The smaller planes pilot was not communicating with air traffic control, and the FA is a scating.
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Speaker 3: Because he was busy dropping off bags of cocaine along the beach.
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Speaker 2: I mean it happens, it does track for that particular area, Yes, it does. If he was dumping his load. Sixty four degrees in Boston right now. If his drugload, I have a he's seven on the way. It's gonna be sunny out there. Get that sunscreen on. I'm Danielle. Let your download sure one hundred twenty seven seconds of sport.
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Speaker 4: So Tyler with the perfect storm at Fenway last night, Chuck, we had offense and we had pitching, two things you need to win baseball games. Let's go to the third inning. Already up one nothing, will your a bray? You at the plate with a manhun.
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Speaker 5: Swinging a hide live down the right field line.
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Speaker 3: Did he push it?
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Speaker 5: Follower? Is it fair that ball is gone? Home run?
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Speaker 3: Will your brew? And it looked like it was fallball and it wrapped around the pole. He'll take it.
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Speaker 4: He needed it because he hadn't hit a home run since May eighth. He had a nice night two realized spring training he was on fire. Yeah, he slowed washing the ball and slowed down, but he's back free RBI night in home run.
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Speaker 3: We'll take it.
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Speaker 4: Socks up three to nothing in the fifth, Mickey gasper at the play with two guys.
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Speaker 3: On, I'll fly that one a center field. Alexander moves on here.
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Speaker 5: He lost it. That's gonna fall, hits out of the track, hits up against the wall. One run is in. Here comes your shit arounding, let's row home, it's up the line. Not a lost ballt benway.
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Speaker 3: It's like Pelosi on right field with the orange shorts. Absolutely send thing. He's dead to me.
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Speaker 4: So when Mickey Gasper came into the big leagues, do you think that's how he imagined his first.
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Speaker 3: Triple would be? No, something a little more dramatic. I didn't think.
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Speaker 6: So.
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Speaker 4: Socks go up six to nothing. The rest of the team was hitting the ball. Man ikf Caleb Durbin both that at RBI doubles, Sadan Rafaela had three hits, and Jaron Durant extended his hitting streak to ten games. The Socks have now scored five or more runs and six of the last nine games.
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Speaker 3: We'd like it.
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Speaker 4: Peyton Toley one to night, six innings, no runs, five whiffs, and lowered his ERA to two twenty eight. He gets the w Ryan Watson finished it off three innings, one run, Socks win eight to one. They wrap up the series Day baseball today against the Orioles one to forty five.
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Speaker 3: Brian Bayo on the momain.
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Speaker 4: Let's just talk real quick about the weird week that the Red Sox have been having.
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Speaker 3: With everything surrounding the team.
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Speaker 4: A lot of Yes, The Globe wrote an article about Craig Breslow and basically all his shortcomings. Theo Epstein went on record saying he just doesn't understand what the Red Sox are doing. David Ortiz apparently talked to John Henry at his charity golf tournament, and apparently John Henry, even though he seems wicked aloof and doesn't care.
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Speaker 3: He actually does. He was sobbing into Poppy's shoulder, Yes he was, and he wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Whatever that means. How you had the IKF, You had the IKF.
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Speaker 4: A little interlude there with the media where he's talking about how things are weird every time they play at home, a lot of people around they don't know. They're more cohesive when they're on the road. I don't get what the hell that's all about.
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Speaker 3: This is the club who's the leader of the team in the clubhouse saying, come on, let's get go, let's I don't know who that is. I don't either. I don't know Trevor story. He's hurt right now, so I don't know.
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Speaker 4: And then Buster only reported that the Red Sox are so desperate for a right handed hit her they might actually make a bad deal to get one. Oh so weird, wacky wild stuff happening with the Red Sox. The New York Knicks, the team we love to hate. Game one of the NBA Finals last night in San Antonio. They stole a w Jalen Brunt's a weird If you're a Knicks fan, you had a scary moment in the first quarter when he left the court, went into the locker room. He was limping Harrison Barnes landing on his right knee. I was like, Oh, he ain't coming back that bad. Not only did he come back, he scored the most points for the Knicks last night, thirty points.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but he didn't Paul Pierce come back out in a wheelchair. You know, don't put back on the court.
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Speaker 4: You say you're saying it wasn't a Willis Reid moment. Thirteen of those thirty points, by the way, came in the fourth court to help the Knicks of RASO fourteen point second half deficit and they beat the Spurs one O five ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Game two tomorrow night.
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Speaker 4: In San Antonio, eight thirty just the tip off on ABC and also on ABC tonight you got Game two, the Stanley Cup Final, the Quest for Lord Stanley's Cup in Carolina against Vegas, Vegas Lea.
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Speaker 3: It's that series one nothing right, that sports. I'm Tyler.
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Speaker 4: Don't forget another shot at twenty five hundred coming up at eight forty right here on the Chuck noll In Morning Show.
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Speaker 3: It's the two fifty k USA giveaway on z l X. All right, let's go. Let's get to the phones to get to the show. Classic Rock Challenge on our Ticket to Rock Summer, Sammy Hage, Hello baby, it's gonna be at the Exfinity Summer on June twenty fourth. We can get you in there, just have to pass the test.
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Speaker 7: Hellosi got a seven second solo?
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Speaker 3: Why seven? Tell me the title because it sounds an alliteration thing. It's seven second solo like Classic Rock Challenge.
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Speaker 2: What a coincidence?
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Speaker 3: Channel Tyler works real hard on this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Alliteration.
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Speaker 3: If you want to go real alliteration, go, it's the sexy seven seconds.
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Speaker 7: All right, it's i don't want to one hundred point seven seconds sold.
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Speaker 3: We don't have that kind of time.
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Speaker 2: No, not not if it's actual Tyler Sports reporting test.
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Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever done it in one hundred and seven. It's a ZL exclusive.
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Speaker 8: Okay, nice Chuck eight seven seven six seven, one hundred point seven seven seconds standing between you and Sammy Classic Rock Challenge up next, z X.
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Speaker 9: Check No one my show.
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Speaker 6: I can't understand the thing and I should get the name of a.
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Speaker 3: No WZLX. Okay, Oh man, this is outdoor show weather starting today. Yes, spectacular Thursday, Yeah, March Friday gets psych You know, I.
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Speaker 2: Thought today it was Friday for a minute.
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Speaker 3: You're correct. Let's make it feel like Friday for you. Get you some tickets to the show Sammy Hagar at thex Finity Center June twenty fourth, eight seven seven six one seven, one hundred point seven. You just have to know your solos. We have the seven second solo, seven seconds surgically removed from a song. You just tell us the name of that song and the artists, and those tickets are yours, simple, simple seven second solo. There it is. Let's get started here with Sue. Sue in the car. How are you doing, Sue?
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Speaker 6: Hey, everybody, how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Morning? Morning?
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Speaker 10: It's beautiful.
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Speaker 3: Let's make it even better. Are you ready?
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Speaker 11: Ready?
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Speaker 3: Here is the seven second solo that is very recognizable. Yeah, because it's such a beautiful day, very famous.
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Speaker 6: Wow, that is righteous. Let's see Helen, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: All right, Well you threw something out there though. That's good. Let's go out to Worcester, the city at seven hills, Mark, how are you?
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Speaker 10: Good morning?
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Speaker 3: Good morning, good good good goodbye.
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Speaker 10: Hmm all right, let me play for you. Yep, yep, yep, all right, Mark. I know it, I know it, and I don't know it.
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Speaker 3: I know I know that you know Davy job no, no, see it makes you crazy because you know it, but you can't quite place him. But you know it. Iris with the cool name in Beverly, how are you Irish?
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Speaker 6: Thank you? I'm good?
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Speaker 2: Are you good?
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Speaker 3: Thank you? Do you need me to play it again?
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Speaker 10: Or do you play well more?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 2: I know it, but I cannot feel life.
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Speaker 3: That's it. I don't know. You just have to build the rest of the song around that.
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Speaker 11: See yeah, I see that's the guess.
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Speaker 6: That's a tip of my tongue.
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Speaker 10: Oh, I recognize it, I just don't know what it is.
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Speaker 3: You're gonna be kicking yourself when you hear it. You know you are all right, Thanks for trying, IRIS appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: I gotta say this, this is one of the most underrated guitar players. Yeah, I don't know if he gets tar. Everybody knows he's great. I just don't know, Like, he doesn't getting mentioned in the Yeah, he's done a big ego. Nobody like the top five. Nobody mentions his name when the Yeah, he's easily top five. Yeah, but I disagree with that. I don't know if he gets mentioned in the top Yeah, everybodys like any Van Halen, Jimmy Hendrick. Yes, I don't know if he gets characters.
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Speaker 3: That men deserves. I like how you pushing for it though he's a great guitar player. We got. Good morning Alex, Good morning guys, good morning. Here we go. Who is that underrated guitarist? What is that song? Who is the artist?
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Speaker 12: Well, the artist is Pink Floyd, the song is Young Lust, and the guitarist is David Gilmour.
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Speaker 3: Tyler. Right there. Nicely done, Alex.
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Speaker 12: Thank you, thank you, Because comfortably numb is considered one of the greatest guitar solos in rock hits exactly right. Yeah, what did you say, though, I got a flight beaf with you because you say he's underrated but one of the greatest guitar solos.
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Speaker 4: And David Gilmore. No, No, I totally agree with you. I think he is one of the greatest guitar plays of all time. I just don't think he gets the credit he deserves.
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Speaker 7: I know what you're saying, Like he's like always in the top five of the Rolling Stone lists.
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Speaker 3: Underrated.
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Speaker 4: I think if we did a segment, give me, like your favorite the best guitar player that ever lived. You didn't get a ton of Eddie van Halen's, Jimmy Hendrick, You'll get a bunch of princes. No, I think you'll get David Gilmore. But I don't think he I just don't think he gets the love he deserves. I think he gets overlooked. I agree he's a great guitarist.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 7: I feel like he's always in the he's always on the lists. He's a gazillionaire, he has a recording studio on a boat.
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Speaker 3: I think he's got therect Does money really equal success. Does it?
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Speaker 6: Wait?
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Speaker 2: Does you know who's a recording studio in his boat?
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Speaker 3: Who does? He's got a couple of dogs. I know that.
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Speaker 10: All right?
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Speaker 3: All right, all right, Alex is going to see seven. A lot more challenges for you tomorrow morning. But coming up. You got the check in with Chuck on the way. Then Lizzy from c Lex check it out. People's time to check in with Chuck. I'm checking check on Boston's classic rock cls. Usually by Thursday morning at eight twenty one, we're talking about having a cocktail on the weekend. Yeah, so Friday is always the target. It's like, man, what am I gonna have? Yeah, I'm gonna go to the tequila. You're gonna go to the whiskey. Danielle is gonna go to spicy marg. Spicy marg. Yeah, she's going for an animal no.
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Speaker 2: Before the drink, an edible before the drink.
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Speaker 3: You usually go for edibles before you drink. I don't mean pre drink, I mean instead of no, only to sleep. Oh okay, what are you calling her out? All right?
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Speaker 2: If I want to be into a couch, get it.
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Speaker 3: So today's checking was born of the fact that Schlitz is going out of business. They made the last batch, I think last weekend, and I can't imagine what that's gonna go for. Just people who collect beers or whatever said it's the end of an era. In the nineteen fifties, I think it was. That was the height of schlitz, them when they were huge. But nobody drink schlitz anymore. So I was telling you, guys, the first time I ever got drunk was on schlitz. And I'm being the youngest of four. I always knew where my older brother hit his beers in the garage behind the Valvelene oil. Oh, and I like a drop cloth thrown on the top of it, warm, warm schlitz. Forty ouncers. Oh, be a bunch of them sitting there. So I would take two or three of these. Get my buddy Mike Brennan. We just walk around the neighborhood pulling on these things. At the age of thirteen, Lord, and at the age of thirteen, schlitz hits hard. It' be hard. Now, that was the first time I got drunk. So our question is what was your first drunk? What was it? How old were you, what were you having? What was the effect? Damn yelle?
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Speaker 2: So I'm thinking back, and I don't. I didn't drink in high school. Like in Swampscott there was a place called Hill sixteen, throwing a lot of nostalgia back for people in their cars right now, is on the golf course, and that's where a lot of kids would go to drink until the cops busted it up and you had to run through the woods and get your ass kicked the branches.
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Speaker 3: All that fun down, We're going to keep that.
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Speaker 2: But my mom was very strict, which is probably what led to my failing out of college my first year. But she didn't like I couldn't do sleepover as, I couldn't go to parties things like that. So like in high school, the only thing I really drank I think I had yea, Oh please.
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Speaker 3: Did she make you go into the closet with a light of virgin mary? No.
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Speaker 2: She was just very strict about kids I hung out with in places I went. She didn't want me to get into trouble.
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Speaker 3: She beat you with wire hangers.
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Speaker 2: No, no, none of that. She just my mother is a terrifying She's a tiny little person and she's terrifying to this day. So the only thing I really drank in high school was maybe a zema or two at my junior or senior After PROM, I didn't really start hitting the booze until my freshman year at college. And there was one bar that I would go to, which I don't think I can say the name of this bar because part of it is a slur. But anybody who went to Hofstra in the nineties and knows what I'm talking about. And I didn't need ID to get in. I made friends with the doorman, Humby, so Humby, so I didn't need ID to get in. I was there probably most nights of the week. My mother had told me, here's a credit card for emergencies, but if you need to take cash out, take out like two hundred bucks, because I'm gonna get hit with a fee. So I'm like, well, I guess I'm gonna go take two hundred bucks out of the atm all.
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Speaker 3: This thing for her to say, I would never say that to.
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Speaker 2: My never say that to me.
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Speaker 3: Take at least two hundred out.
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Speaker 2: At the time, we didn't know yet that Danielle had issues with ADHD and impulse control. And then I spent the I don't know, I think think amor Ato sours were my initial drink of choice at college because I didn't know any better. And then my tolerance got so high that I would show up at the bar and do a double shot of one point fifty one every night to kick the night off. Right, Yeah, I was I I Yeah, I put them back with the best of them.
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Speaker 3: Oh, so tell them large. Marge sent my God.
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Speaker 2: When I came home and they sent the letter home and they were like, hey, so you failed out. Yeah, And that was a fun twenty six thousand a year nineteen ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Glad we could bring that back up.
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Speaker 4: I brought a lot of it back up that year. Mine was Miller High Life, The Highlight. That's seven out Stubbies, remember those.
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Speaker 3: I remember that. We had just left the house I grew up in. We moved to a new town.
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Speaker 4: We moved to North Providence, Rhode Island, and there was these older kids that lived at the top of my street and they were out on their deck.
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Speaker 3: Their mom wasn't home. They were all they were like, mostly in college. Basically.
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Speaker 4: It was in the summertime and they were having a and I used to play tennis with one of them, so I already knew him.
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Speaker 3: And I was walking down the street and he's like, hey, Chris, come on in aving a cookout. And I was like, oh right, yeah, cool. Somehow I got into the beer, so I had I'll never forget this. I had a burger and corn on the cob, all right, and then factors into the story story.
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Speaker 4: Yes, And I had a seven ounce stubby, and then I had another seven out stubby, and then I had another seven ounce at eighth grade, three seven out stubbies, twenty one ounces of beer. Then they took me to the movies and it was and they stuck me in this like some R rated movie, and I got wicked sick at the beginning of the movie and I went in the bathroom and puked up all the corn.
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Speaker 3: Oh god.
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Speaker 4: And you can just a texture coming back completely undigested corn.
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Speaker 3: Movie theater bathroom lighting.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, gotta love those Miller highlights. And I actually had to run with Miller highlights back in like my late twenties.
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Speaker 3: I was drinking those a lot.
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Speaker 13: Really.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the clear bottle, I loved it that. That was the high school beer for me.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I actually have some in my refrigerator right now for the one or two times the summer.
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Speaker 3: I'll want a beer. I don't think I can taste it now. I don't think I can do it. Yeah, I don't enjoy it. I just enjoyed the experience of doing it. Producer Jack Wright. His first drunk was Captain Morgan under age of course, first drunk Corona Light on an empty stomach. I was you didn't get stick off the Captain Morgan, but stick off the Corona Light. Interesting drink, Captain.
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Speaker 2: I can't.
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Speaker 6: Oh.
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Speaker 3: I used to drink that stuff like it's gonna be mixed with several other jail We.
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Speaker 2: Talked about bartending earlier because of the last call, the keeping the bars open till three. I'm sorry. I never understood the people that would come in and order shots of Captain. No, that's ridiculous, disgusting.
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Speaker 3: That's like doing a shot of fireball too. Cinema lends it to a shooter, but it's sweet, sweet shots. Not Captain Morgan, Goldschlager and al together. Oh my god, spiced rummies. Great, you don't like spice rum I can't do it. Podcast Captain Morgan, Crack and Sailor Jerry, those are great.
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Speaker 2: Nope, my mouth is watering. Just thinking about it.
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Speaker 3: Now, Sue, apparently it has a great story to share with us. Sue, what was your first drunk?
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Speaker 6: Well, it was great and it was horrible. I was thirteen, I was still in elementary school, and I used to go over with my girlfriend and clean her grandmother and her aunt's apartment. We used to dust and she had this cabinet of liquors from all over the world. She used to travel a lot and where the cleaning supplies were. So I went in there and they were beautiful. You know, there's all these different colors and flavors. So I tried just about every one of them, and like, you know, you're not supposed to mix colors, right, I Oh, I got lit. I got lit. It was in the winter time. Yeah, I'm walking home, I'm falling down drunk. I'm covered in snow and ice and wetness. And I get home at supper time and my family's sitting around the dinner table and I walk in the house, coming from head to snow, and I go, boy, oh, how sad. And my brother Dave.
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Speaker 11: It gets better.
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Speaker 6: My brother David looks up at me and he points at me. He goes look at her. She's wasted and right. Yeah, I called me out right. Oh and then I was so sick. I was outside, you know, even and hurling and don't even punish me.
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Speaker 3: Be wow there you see. It's always like around thirteen or so. Yeah, except for Danielle, everybody else gets ripped in like six or seventh grade, mad for lost time.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I sure did. I'm shocked. I don't have liver damage from that year.
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Speaker 3: Age seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven call or text or leap as a talk back on the Free Eye Heart Radio app. Tell us what was your first drunk? Now back to the check in with Shock.
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Speaker 2: W z LX.
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Speaker 3: Our check in today is bringing back a lot of horrible memories.
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Speaker 2: With stuff, so many bad memories.
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Speaker 3: I haven't thought about some of these booze in years. The G word had me kind of hurling along. We're asking what was your first drunk? First time you felt the effects? Eight seven seven six seven hundred point seven collar, text or leave us a talk back on the Free iHeartRadio app. I gotta go with this one. This text from six one seven Southern Comfort, late at night on a golf course at fifteen. I still cannot stand the smell of Southern comfort.
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Speaker 2: I love soca.
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Speaker 3: I am with him coal, lime shots, Southern comfort and cheese popcorn coming back. Oh, I can't stand the smell of Southern comfort. That was his college drink for me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was you saved the bottles and like line them up and stuff. I never went back to it though, No wonder why no, it's gonna walk away from that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Sony one Texter. My first time getting drunk was from Heffen.
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Speaker 3: Reffer and the Green Desk.
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Speaker 2: Yep, and that was the last time I ever drank beer again.
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Speaker 3: Wow, we get it, get it, that'll do.
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Speaker 2: It, Uh three, Texter. My first drunk wasn't until my freshman year of college. It was tech week for the Fall Musical and we partied every night after rehearsal until opening night. My drink of choice was Peppermin schnapps on ice.
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Speaker 3: Oh god, that's another one of those college drinks.
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Speaker 2: Peppermin shops is really good at eggnog.
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Speaker 4: You we have doctor mcgilli cutty, Oh doctor, yeah, absolutely, remind me to tell you the story about me Doctor mcgilli cutty and Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 3: It's just it's like drinking toothpaste. My friends are listening right now. They're dying, trust me.
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Speaker 2: Five away textor sweet Madeira wine. First hangover mistake ever after the annual Portuguese feast.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, what if you tried to do the greasy pole?
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Speaker 2: Eight five seven text? I was five or six years old. My mom kept the spicy water in the small cabinet above the fridge. I got on top of the fridge and sat there drinking the spicy water and then fell off the top of the fridge drunk.
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Speaker 3: Oh, the spicy water.
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Speaker 2: Eight one zero Texter Fuzzy Naval was the first that s was horrible and coming.
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Speaker 3: Back up peach knops and orange juice. I remember that.
00:27:40
Speaker 2: It's like I have agita just thinking about it.
00:27:42
Speaker 3: Some of these drinks just like take off for a while and then they disappear.
00:27:46
Speaker 2: Yes, gross, Let's see what else. My first drunk was Budweiser. Climbing a water tower and sprang my initials on it.
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Speaker 3: Seven eight one text, Yeah, fuzzy memories. Yeah, we got gym from Wakefield. Jim says he got drunk at a young age. What was that, Jim?
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Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry, I was just you were cutting out. Yeah, I was nine years old and I had six older brothers in my neighborhood on the corner. We had three families with seven kids each, all around the same age. I was the youngest of the twenty one. So the older guys thought it would be funny when my parents went out. They were having a party and they were like, hey, you want some coke, and I'm like sure. They gave me a nice big glass of coke, and then they gave me another one, but they were running coke, so they ended up finding me passed out in the corner later on that night.
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Speaker 3: Dude, when he said coke, I had a completely different thought.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, no, that was They didn't stop that on me until I was about fifteen.
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Speaker 4: Okay, good, You know what, you should wait until you about fifteen before you start zach gripping line.
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Speaker 6: Line.
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Speaker 3: That's a good idea. O, that's you know, that's what older brothers are four though, Getting you drunk when you're nine? Oh, just laughing, hysteric.
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Speaker 2: Uh seven seven four texter uv Blue or Admiral Nelson's six one seven text? Are first drunk? Were you needy Lambrusco wine? Were you needy on ice? Were you so nice?
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Speaker 3: Oh wow, Oh that's a good one. Got me grab a talk back here.
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Speaker 9: My first drunk was a screwdriver and mixed with pepperoni pizza.
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Speaker 10: I was hovering over the toilet.
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Speaker 3: My brother punched me in the stomach and it was all over. Love you guys, She loves you too, the older siblings getting you started. That's how it works.
00:29:45
Speaker 2: This text, I think, has a bit of misinformation. Will go then anyway? Six one seven. Back in nineteen seventy eight, the legal drinking age was thirteen. As far as I could see, it was not, but so at age thirteen hanging out on Abbey Road and bright and drinking screwdrivers. A couple hours into it, I got sick as a dog. They had to peel me off the sidewalk. Swore off orange juice. From that day on, I can't have a screwdriver to this day.
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Speaker 3: Didn't swear up the booze, but that There was a place called the Red Barn in Westborough. They used to have nickel Knight yeah, and you would get like, could I have two dollars worth of screwdrivers please? And bring the tray bag with hard alcohol. We used to go to the Recess Pub in Providence and they did Nickel Knight, but it was just beer in glasses. They refused to.
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Speaker 4: Watch them in hot water kill a keg. Yeah yeah, and a lot of hammered nights. With the five cent we used to just go to the bank and get a roll on nickels. I just put it on a tape.
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Speaker 3: I can't believe we survived those days, honestly, I can't. Let's be careful out there, people eight seven seven, six hundred point seven collar text, but leave us a talk back on the free iHeartRadio app. Tell us about your first drunk and most of the mostly it's disgusting. Yeah, you're absolutely disgusting us this morning. But bring it back some memories. Yeah, let's let's well you have one.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, six oh three text first drunk fourteen years old, mad Dog twenty twenty, so wasted that when I got home, I climbed into bed with my parents.
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Speaker 3: I never drank that again. How could you drink mad Dog at fourteen? That is poison a lot. That's a lot. That's like just a step under drinking a four loco. What happened when he jumped into the bed with his parents is what I want to know. There you go, of course you want me? Ant why is it always? Why is it always? You were an aulder boy?
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Speaker 6: I go home.
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Speaker 2: You are a sad, strange little man.
00:31:33
Speaker 3: All right, let's take care of your bar tab right here, we get some cash on the line.
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Speaker 3: This morning, we're bringing back some warm, fuzzy memories. But the first time you got drunk? And I'm surprised at some of the ages here. The youngest we heard so far was five or six when they got mom's spicy water from the cabinet. My god, let's get some more stories going here, Eddie and Draken, what was your first dr Happy Friday? Happy Friday Eve?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I was twelve years old.
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Speaker 5: Six pack of warm narroganser a packup ball mall nonfiltered.
00:32:24
Speaker 10: Was that rule of my day?
00:32:26
Speaker 3: Why were they warm?
00:32:29
Speaker 5: My father didn't keep him in the refrigerator, kept him beside the refrigerator.
00:32:33
Speaker 4: Oh wow, is that one of those things where Mom didn't want him in the fridge.
00:32:38
Speaker 3: You're not putting him in here. Ron from Holebrick, Good morning, Moddy, How are you good?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: My first drunk was at fifteen Jamison's Irish whiskey. Yes, and to this day when it came up, I still swear it was blue.
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Speaker 3: Came up blue, Okay, came up blue. Jameson is a good first drunk though, I like that? Was that like bile coming up?
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Speaker 15: Yes?
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Speaker 3: So hard?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Five away checks Lisa. Here. First drunk was it thirteen with my friend one of those gallon sized glass bottles of Carlo and Rossy red wine. Carlo got caught by police who told our parents wasn't pretty after a few hours.
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Speaker 3: He has another great thirteen year old story five oh eight, thirteen years old. On my paper route, some friends dared me to kiss the hot guy in the neighborhood and follow up with a shout of vodka. Let's say I got in line a couple of times. Then my friend tried to sober me up by giving me a glass of milk.
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Speaker 2: I was a poor choice.
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Speaker 3: Let's just say it wasn't my proudest moment. No, I can't imagine my milk you're a kid, You're dumb. Wow, that's not good.
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Speaker 2: Good God, it's.
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Speaker 3: A lot over. Another story of green death here, Jason, for MEAs Bridgewater, what was your first.
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Speaker 10: Drunk private stock Heffron wrapper.
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Speaker 3: A There's a lot of names for that green bottle five.
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Speaker 2: A way texture. I can't even hear the words Southern comfort without feeling a bit nauseous. I was in high school at a friend's house and that's what we were drinking, straight out of the bottle. I was getting sick before I even went home, throwing up outside his door another time drinking with him. I was so sick the next day, but I had to work, and I worked at a convenience store. It was inventory day and it was my job to weigh and inventory every piece of meat and cheese and every ounce of potato and egg salad and the cooler. I kept having to excuse myself to go to the bathroom, bathroom, throw up. It was probably one of the worst days ever.
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Speaker 3: Ohikes on bikes, you don't forget stuff like that. No, that stays with you.
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Speaker 16: Nikoboka Naturals eleven years old, didn't know any better. Stole one from my old man. Sixteen hours bo bottles out of his fridge down the basement. Took two of them outside, drank him as fast as I could. I think I hurled, maybe, but I had a pounding headache the next morning, and I realized.
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Speaker 2: That I had a hangover.
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Speaker 3: You remember that beer, you said? I don't remember Knickerbocker. Oh I do. My dad drank that, Yeah, goodbye? By the case?
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Speaker 5: Was it?
00:35:10
Speaker 3: Was it a lagger? What was it? It's like Schlitz with a different name. I don't know if they still make it. I never heard of. It might have been like like a New York beer.
00:35:21
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah it was.
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Speaker 3: Did you ever have one? I did.
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Speaker 4: I didn't like it and it doesn't sound very tasty, just cheap ass beer.
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Speaker 15: My first drunk Goldschlager cinnamon schnapps. I was mesmerized by the gold flakes. You never had it before. Pick a sip got trashed.
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Speaker 3: I remember looking at that, like what happens to the gold? Oh, it goes right through. You don't worry about That was another college shot. Yeah, Sosco and gold Schlager. I don't think I ever drank them after I graduated. They were just strictly in college. Yeah. That and Jegermeister.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I could drink Yer for years after college.
00:36:04
Speaker 3: I did. I mean we're talking about manly things the past couple of days. That was the manly shot that would come out. Hey, let's do Yeager shots. No, but you had to do it. Did I ever tell you what my vegas drink was for years? Jaeger and red Bull? Oh yeah, my.
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Speaker 2: Choice Jaeger and red Bull as is or a Jager bomb.
00:36:22
Speaker 4: No, no, Jager red Bull cocktail. Friend of mine was playing blackjack. We ordered drinks. He orders a Yeager Jager and Red Bull and I laughed. I go, what the hell is that? And he goes and when he got it, he goes, O, here, take a sip. I bet you'll like it, And I did.
00:36:35
Speaker 2: I did love a good I mean I would drink him as as as h Jaeger bombs, but I do. I do enjoy that combination.
00:36:41
Speaker 3: Stay up for seven days straight drinking. Though hated the mycet, I can still taste it.
00:36:45
Speaker 2: That's good. I remember when red Bull first got popular, and like I remember when a water works in Quinsy. Yeah, that's when I was drinking a lot of Red Bull and that those were those were those were nights. I was glad we all got home. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, My first drunk was definitely tequila.
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Speaker 16: One of my buddies swiped it from his old man's liquor cabinet.
00:37:05
Speaker 3: I know, super cliche.
00:37:07
Speaker 16: We sat out in the backfield behind our house in this tiny hicktown in central Massachusetts and got hamdd And oddly enough, I used to like tequila today.
00:37:18
Speaker 3: Yes, I could think chuck forgetting me. It's a tequila at the point in my life Cosa Migos. Yeah, I started with Costa Migos. Now I'm on the lala la. But I never was a tequila guy ever. He used to make me sick so bad. But I was also drinking crappy tequila, right, you gotta mix it with something too, Yeah, But I love it now. Man, it's tequila season all my god, it's so good.
00:37:39
Speaker 2: You know the people that did tequila rocks with with just a little squeeze of anme, I'm like, that's a lot.
00:37:43
Speaker 3: You look at a lot. That's him. It's a lot. Well, I'll do that. But I like mixing it little grapefruit ye, something like that. Yeah, yeah, you gotta mix it. Yeah, and a lot of lime. Juice.
00:37:55
Speaker 2: There you are drinking tequila with lime juice and Cantina Italiana. Tyler pays the guy to come next to you with the speaker in the accordion and play what Irish music? Irish play?
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Speaker 3: Irish music was so unforgivable. Everybody in the place is looking at us. You don't understand how much that entertained me.
00:38:13
Speaker 2: No, we got it. We could see the look on your dumb face.
00:38:15
Speaker 3: I was so psyched. Nine to seven eight. First drink was sixteen four loco, remember four before they changed.
00:38:24
Speaker 2: The recipe, Yes, and then brought it back.
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Speaker 3: First time drunk I was in my twenties. I had seven blue Long Islands and whatever whatever other mixed drinks that the people with me handed me, blackout drunk in the back seat, making my friend take us to a second McDonald's because the first one had no fries. The guy's got principles. I like that. Yeah, he's wasted, but still knows you have to go to McDonald's with fries.
00:38:45
Speaker 2: I used to make a mean Long Island. I like Long Islands for a while.
00:38:48
Speaker 3: You think when he puked up the fries they came where they digested. Oh my god, it's just that fry paste.
00:38:56
Speaker 14: My first experience getting drunk, I think I was fourteen or fifteen, and it was somewhat of a reunion with me my old best friend that had come over for the first time in a long time.
00:39:06
Speaker 6: Her parents were there.
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Speaker 14: Started off with one white claw and then we broke into the liquor cabinet and then we found the deep Eddies iced tea.
00:39:15
Speaker 2: Never been able to droop that again.
00:39:17
Speaker 16: Somehow I got peanut butter screwball, and then Julie's and then ahead of a dad pen.
00:39:23
Speaker 17: Let's just say, oh, you finished it off with a dab.
00:39:27
Speaker 3: What a night? What a n That's like a rehab story. Go big or go home to go somewhere after that.
00:39:35
Speaker 2: Wow, it's a lot. It's a lot. Uh seventy eight one Texter root beer schnops. Oh stopped and bought a big bottle on the way to the club to see the fools, got hammered and the car parked out in front of Grover's and Beverly never made it outside, slept in the car until four am.
00:39:54
Speaker 3: Wow, there's a lot of disgusting booze out there. Remember we did a Zeolix ski trip and we had maple whiskey.
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, it was a maple syrup liqure.
00:40:02
Speaker 3: What was it called?
00:40:03
Speaker 10: That was like called.
00:40:04
Speaker 3: Cavin fever fever? Oh, seven am on the on the on the slopes. The next day it was everyone was on the side of the just that.
00:40:13
Speaker 2: Was an awful night.
00:40:14
Speaker 3: That was an awful night. But I will say the the lost my train of thought. You're just saying to Danielle before. What was the flavor the liqueur which one rootier?
00:40:26
Speaker 2: Oh?
00:40:26
Speaker 7: Yes, that you put a shot of that into a Miller High Life Tyler.
00:40:31
Speaker 2: I feel like that might be good. I feel like that might be good.
00:40:35
Speaker 3: In the High Life. Really, yeah, this we should do that tomorrow Friday.
00:40:39
Speaker 2: This makes me don't want to drink for like seven three years.
00:40:41
Speaker 3: I know, it's so gross. Let's do another.
00:40:43
Speaker 14: My sister, I don't know what she was drinking. Thanksgiving Eve, came home far my parents made her sit down the Thanksgiving meal in front of my grandparents and eat everything on her plate.
00:40:56
Speaker 3: Best time for meals and brother, let's just three to six one seven text drank my buddy's father's Valentine Ale with the Fleischman's whiskey. Alright, boiler Maker Oh oh, that's it. We gotta go. It's not gonna stop you. I'm not gonna stop me from drinking. I'm just telling you right now. No, but after hearing that Valentine and Fleischman's whiskey, you tell me you're not psyched. Tomorrow's Friday. Let's stop.
00:41:22
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Speaker 13: My first drunk was Scotch at the movie theater at thirteen.
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Speaker 3: A boy had snuck.
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Speaker 13: It in, and then my mother was questioning me the next day as to what movie I had seen because a friend of hers must have seen us there and knew what was going on, and I had no idea what the movie was about.
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Speaker 2: Very bad?
00:42:10
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Speaker 3: Boston's Classic rock one hundred point seven w z LX. You know now that I'm making big time morning show money, I have this dream of maybe getting a little place on a lake up in New Hampshire, or who are you wearing? Small place down the cape go to?
00:42:46
Speaker 2: Or maybe very small place.
00:42:48
Speaker 3: Yeah how small dorm rooms small? Get a boat that I could carry a dog in a bag onto. Yes for having like that, you know, but it just seems to be getting further and further away. I go on Zillo all the time. I'm sure you do too, Realtor dot Com and Zillo constantly. Yeah, I love looking at you when you got nothing to do. You're just scrolling through looking. I look at waterfront stuff, it's so crazy. And then when we look at stuff down the cape, it's always like, this is where Grandma used to live for forty years. Yep, and she put about twenty eight dollars into the place.
00:43:20
Speaker 2: There's seven layers of one only imploring in the kitchen.
00:43:23
Speaker 3: Yes, pink tile bathroom, the old white refrigerator from Lassie's still in there.
00:43:30
Speaker 2: The kind You actually do have to take the doors off the hinge if you want to leave on the sidewalk.
00:43:34
Speaker 3: And they want one and a half million dollars for it.
00:43:36
Speaker 2: Easy, yes, not turnkey fix the upper.
00:43:41
Speaker 3: There's a story in Boston dot com about this real estate that's for sale down the cape. It's a one bedroom, one bathroom home in Truro beautiful the dunes outer cape. Oh, gorgeous. It's a beautiful area. It's one hundred and eighty nine square feet. I'm sorry, how many square feet? You think this studio is? Three hundred yesh?
00:44:05
Speaker 2: No, No, this is probably about a This is probably about a buck forty.
00:44:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sounds right, Really, that sounds right right, Yeah, I'm very good at So this one bedroom, one bathroom home is uh. It says here, you've got the beautiful bay of Beach Point directly across the street, and then behind you there's Root six. Beyond that you can see all of the dunes leading out to the ocean. You have views in both directions. The only thing is it's one hundred and eighty nine square feet and it's two hundred and ninety five thousand dollars. It doesn't look like it has a driveway. It doesn't.
00:44:43
Speaker 2: The comments on this are so good.
00:44:44
Speaker 3: It's like in a backyard. It's a shack. Yeah, it's a reads Very shack. Well, it's an airbean b situation.
00:44:52
Speaker 2: I don't I don't even know if you could get a reads Very shack for this much.
00:44:55
Speaker 3: You look at the photos of this inside, it looks like this is punished.
00:45:02
Speaker 2: It's just well look at a window unit, Tyler.
00:45:06
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it gets central air. What are we doing?
00:45:08
Speaker 2: Where are you gonna put central air in this?
00:45:10
Speaker 3: It's so small you could you could probably afford it. The refrigerator is rusting. The bathroom the door which is basically a hook.
00:45:20
Speaker 2: It the hook.
00:45:20
Speaker 3: It's got the hook as a door lock. It looks like it closed the door it hits the sink or the toilet or both.
00:45:27
Speaker 2: That's a Santapio's East Boston bathroom door lock right there. That's exactly what that is.
00:45:33
Speaker 3: Yeah. The only thing that's missing is you don't have to step up into it. Yes, correct, No way that door closes, no chance broken Head's amazing. This is how far away real estate is for just a normal person.
00:45:44
Speaker 2: By in the land, that's it.
00:45:46
Speaker 3: You're buying the land, you're buying the fact that you're basically living in the ocean.
00:45:50
Speaker 2: I love the comments. As you move toward the back of the home, you'll find grass because now you're standing in the backyard too much to take care of. Got anything smaller?
00:45:59
Speaker 3: That is a I've never seen anything like that. To call this a house, it's a joke.
00:46:05
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, Like my friend Meda Johnson wrote this piece and I just I love that she, like she does so many of these because it's always a hoot to see them. Like, really, this is what we're paying for. Huh. Yeah, you're paying for the land. That's it.
00:46:17
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the land is behind another building. Most land is, yeah, but I mean usually, like you said, there's a driveway leading to it, but you have the road, there's a building, there's a backyard with a shack on it, and that's what it is.
00:46:31
Speaker 2: There's no easement for the town.
00:46:33
Speaker 4: The people who were in front of it must be like, we want this thing to go away. It's basically they have at like a little shack in their backyard.
00:46:39
Speaker 2: This is basically for three hundred K, you can buy the land behind your house.
00:46:42
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, if you got the dough, I would do it. It doesn't say how big the land is though. It's the room to what are the building permits?
00:46:52
Speaker 10: Like?
00:46:53
Speaker 3: Right, we're kind of front I bet you can't do anything with this. This looks like some something that Amonda would hide out in for a long period of time. That's it. But if you look at Cape Cod real estate is same.
00:47:11
Speaker 2: Think on, there's a sixty dollars a month ho a fee.
00:47:14
Speaker 3: Of course, there is the hell out of here? Are you kidding me?
00:47:18
Speaker 2: No, not even a little bit to do what.
00:47:21
Speaker 3: The updated beach access too, there's no let's let's read the listening. Wait a minute, it's seasonal. It's not even a four season place.
00:47:31
Speaker 2: Charming and compact, this freestanding seasonal studio cottage offers an ideal Cape Cod escape or income producing property and sought after a white village. Thoughtfully laid out within its one hundred and eighty nine square foot footprint, this space includes a sleeping area, kitchen, it in full bath, along with the exclusive use of a private outdoor yard, perfect for relaxing after a day at the beach. I love my realtor friends, but my god, what if a cock a bunch of bs?
00:47:58
Speaker 3: Just look at the photos.
00:48:00
Speaker 2: It's standalone setting enhances privacy. No, no, it doesn't. While still benefiting from the larger condominium community ideal for a personal getaway, guest, overflow or investment. If I'm going to, like, if I'm going to if a relative is like, come down to the Cape, but we're gonna put you in the overflow house. And this is it what it's a prime nor through location, part of a three unit offering available individually or as a package. They want to sell this.
00:48:26
Speaker 3: As a jannie. You're gonna have to put the window air conditioner in yourself. It's on the kitchen table.
00:48:31
Speaker 2: Where do I store it?
00:48:32
Speaker 3: Just lift it up, Just open the window and lift it at your cottage is just a short ride down the road.
00:48:37
Speaker 2: Thanks, Ted, I'll drive you, No, sir, it's a family impacted by that incident. Oh my, all right, Well.
00:48:47
Speaker 3: We're not buying real estate down the Cape anytime.
00:48:49
Speaker 2: Not this one.
00:48:50
Speaker 3: No, they're definitely not your teacher. So if you don't bring it, talk back.
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Speaker 18: Building something in front of the White House. That's quite attractive to a lot of people. It's gonna have the big UFC fight on June fourteenth, and I'm looking at it and maybe we'll never ever take it down. In Paris, France, the.
00:49:21
Speaker 3: Eiffel Tower eighteen eighty nine, who was built, who was supposed to be.
00:49:25
Speaker 18: Taken down immediately after the World's Fair, and then they said, you know, we sort of like it. Let's leave it up a little bit longer. And then they said, let's leave it up longer and longer and longer.
00:49:36
Speaker 3: Well, they never took it down. That's awesome.
00:49:39
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's very interesting.
00:49:41
Speaker 3: We got a new Eiffel Tower in Washington, no oc to go.
00:49:45
Speaker 2: That's not even a little bit what it looks like.
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Speaker 3: Looks like a roller coaster, doesn't he does you see? The pool is as tall as the building. Yes to a road trip. I want to see this stuff. Carter Island's on the way, coming up the top of the hour with one hundred point seven many commercial free classic rock blog turn it up. It's good bye everybody, Good day to you, nice speedy delivery.
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Speaker 3: Next day.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, my first drunk was a friend of mine mixed up a picture of alcohol, all kinds of her dad's booze into a big picture. You drank it all, had a great day, woke up the next day, went to walk out of my house and my father was like, what the hell do you think you're going? I was like, what, He's like, the way you came in yesterday, Get back in your room. He grounded for a month.
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Speaker 3: Wow, I bet, he said, young lady too. Yes, where you going, young lady?
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Speaker 2: Full government name, so many.
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Speaker 3: Tails, Yeah, drunkenness, Southern comfort and hefen Repper and mad Dog twenty twenty yeah, room gold Schlager and and the stuff we used to do.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I was just I stick to like two things, whiskey and tequila. That's it. You grew up.
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Speaker 2: I became a man.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, see what happened?
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Speaker 2: Well, man asposed to that as you could possibly.
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Speaker 3: Look at this day, we should be going to the Kowloon Teakey Bar when' are going to open zoom.
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Speaker 2: They're doing takeout first, I guess, and then get your songs wings to bring home.
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Speaker 3: I don't know we're gonna find out for.
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Speaker 2: The defendive answer.
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Speaker 4: We have been meeting anyway, So I want Saugus wings immediately, get it.
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Speaker 3: Indio, are you.
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Speaker 2: Gonna wear Rubbert gloves to eat them? I can't see you're dipping into saugust wings saws.
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Speaker 4: I feel like that's that's why I turned into an animal when it comes to eat wings.
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Speaker 3: No, I can see you wearing those gloves they used to incmentate cows shoulder, so many of those at home.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll buy you a pare. Yeah, all right, I'll figure it out.
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Speaker 3: Back again. At it to Friday, Friday tomorrow, go into the weekend. We got our musical check in with Chuck at eight thirty. I already forgot what it was. Go to ninety song. That's it. You're one gunder your head.
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Speaker 4: You can only pick one ninety song nineties classic rock song, not Barbie Girl by Aqua or anything.
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Speaker 2: Daniel Bars, shut up.
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Speaker 3: What is one single go to nineties classic rock song?
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Speaker 6: I like that.
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Speaker 2: I never stay in format though.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you don't. Yeah, but then you lead the way for everybody else tries to talk. But it's like it's reached a point where it's like, I bet they can't find this, and then Pelosi's searching for it and we gotta get it on like magic.
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Speaker 2: The whole point of the segment basically, is it yes? Is it yes?
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Speaker 3: We're gonna have a meeting.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna have a meeting after the show, meeting, after the meeting. Get Andy on the phone when they opened the cowlon.
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Speaker 3: Stick around. Carter Island's up next, Have a great day, enjoy the weather.
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Speaker 1: The Chuck Nolan Morning Show returns tomorrow. WCX goes commercial free next
Speaker 1: From the WCLEX catcheslaw dot Com studios. It's the download with Danielle on Boston's classic Rock You one hundred and twenty seven WCLX.
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Speaker 2: Boston Police officer Nick O'Malley do in Superior Court today after being indicted on a manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of Stevenson King, Junior in Roxbury. Prosecutor say O'Malley's claim that he feared for officers safety does not match what the body camera video shows. Please said. King was suspected of carjacking a woman and hitting a cruiser while trying to flee you, while his family says he was struggling with mental health issues and was not violent. O'Malley has pleaded not guilty and has been off the job since the shooting. Boston's Free FIFA Fan Festival will take over City Hall Plaza from June twelfth to the twenty seventh, But heads up, if you want to watch the World Cup matches there and get the food, entertainment and cultural programming, you need to register ahead of time.
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Speaker 3: You can't just show up.
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Speaker 2: You can't just show up. It is free, but you need to register in advance for a pass and even that does not guarantee you entry into that blisteringly hot concrete wasteland that is known as City Hall Plaza.
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Speaker 3: At the little ticket booth, can you just slide them at twenty?
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Speaker 2: Hey, just let us throw who's getting in cash these days?
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Speaker 3: Come on, my god, I don't think people take bribes like they used to, not so much at City Hall.
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Speaker 2: Come on, we do that in the bathroom, sir? How dare you? Organizers say that having a pass is not guarantee admission if the plaza reaches capacity. So keep in mind, first come, first served, and guests will also have to follow a clear bag policy, a code of conduct, and event terms when they register. So basically you have to check the little box with the pop up document that nobody's gonna bother to read. Care just agreeing to terms and conditions. A warrant was issued for Jimmy Pierre after prosecutor say he failed to report to jail on Tuesday. This is the guy that was the lift driver acuted of taking accused of taking photos of the nude passed out passenger.
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Speaker 3: So creepy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. He pleaded guilty May nineteenth to taking photo of the Northeastern University student who had passed out in his lyft in twenty twenty four. In Secutors objected to delaying his sentence, but a judge allowed him two weeks to address family and housing issues with no GPS monitoring or surrendering his passport. So the guy didn't show up initially?
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Speaker 3: Did he just forget?
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Speaker 2: When I saw the story yesterday, I'm like, really, didn't take the guy's passport? I feel like this guy the flight risk. Then he didn't show up. Then he did turn himself in yesterday. He was initially charged with rape and in decent assault and battery, but those charges were dropped before he pleaded guilty to the photo related charge. I guess it didn't have enough evidence to prosecute on that.
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Speaker 3: It's weird.
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Speaker 2: It just banana pants. Yes, and again people wonder why I send the screenshots of my Uber drivers in FOE.
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Speaker 3: I don't anymore. The first time he did that, I was shocked. I am not shocked by that anymore. I totally get it.
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Speaker 2: Here's where I am. In case you need to know, official say. A woman found murdered and dismembered in Chelsea way back in two thousand has finally been identified as Tiffany Bradley, a missing sixteen year old from Allentown, Pennsylvania, whom they believe was being sex trafficked. Investigators used advances in DNA technology to match her remains to her brother, giving a name back to the victim, long known as Chelsea Jane Doe, I will speary the details of what her killer allegedly did to her after the fact. His name is Eugene McCollum. He confessed years ago to the killing and was sentenced to life in prison, but authorities had never known who he killed, so her family called the break through a miracle, saying that after twenty six years, it was really good that people still cared enough to bring her home. A crash in Reading under investigation. One person taken to the hospital after a two car crash on ninety five yesterday in Reading because of allegedly a road rage incident. Witness said the drivers appeared to be cutting each other off before one car clipped the corner of another one, sending it flying right into the median, where it rolled over. The witness pulled over to help the injured driver out of the vehicle before paramedics arrived on Stein. Witness's name is John Simioni. He spoke with Channel five and said the woman's face was really beaten up. That may have been you know, the air bags going off. You know, she looked like she'd been in a fight with Marvin Hagler. It really is, Oh my god. So hopefully that woman is okay. No word on whether or not they've found that other driver or if that person will face charges. Finally, a Jet Blue pilot landing at Fort Lauderdale Airport reported a close call Monday night after spotting a smaller plane flying erradically nearby. Air Traffic control audio captured the pilot saying the plane was turning toward them, while a controller later referred to the small plane pilot as mad Max. The FAA says thank you, Tina. FAA says required separation was maintained. The Jet Blue flight landed safely in Thunderdome. The smaller planes pilot was not communicating with air traffic control, and the FA is a scating.
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Speaker 3: Because he was busy dropping off bags of cocaine along the beach.
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Speaker 2: I mean it happens, it does track for that particular area, Yes, it does. If he was dumping his load. Sixty four degrees in Boston right now. If his drugload, I have a he's seven on the way. It's gonna be sunny out there. Get that sunscreen on. I'm Danielle. Let your download sure one hundred twenty seven seconds of sport.
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Speaker 4: So Tyler with the perfect storm at Fenway last night, Chuck, we had offense and we had pitching, two things you need to win baseball games. Let's go to the third inning. Already up one nothing, will your a bray? You at the plate with a manhun.
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Speaker 5: Swinging a hide live down the right field line.
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Speaker 3: Did he push it?
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Speaker 5: Follower? Is it fair that ball is gone? Home run?
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Speaker 3: Will your brew? And it looked like it was fallball and it wrapped around the pole. He'll take it.
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Speaker 4: He needed it because he hadn't hit a home run since May eighth. He had a nice night two realized spring training he was on fire. Yeah, he slowed washing the ball and slowed down, but he's back free RBI night in home run.
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Speaker 3: We'll take it.
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Speaker 4: Socks up three to nothing in the fifth, Mickey gasper at the play with two guys.
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Speaker 3: On, I'll fly that one a center field. Alexander moves on here.
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Speaker 5: He lost it. That's gonna fall, hits out of the track, hits up against the wall. One run is in. Here comes your shit arounding, let's row home, it's up the line. Not a lost ballt benway.
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Speaker 3: It's like Pelosi on right field with the orange shorts. Absolutely send thing. He's dead to me.
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Speaker 4: So when Mickey Gasper came into the big leagues, do you think that's how he imagined his first.
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Speaker 3: Triple would be? No, something a little more dramatic. I didn't think.
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Speaker 6: So.
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Speaker 4: Socks go up six to nothing. The rest of the team was hitting the ball. Man ikf Caleb Durbin both that at RBI doubles, Sadan Rafaela had three hits, and Jaron Durant extended his hitting streak to ten games. The Socks have now scored five or more runs and six of the last nine games.
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Speaker 3: We'd like it.
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Speaker 4: Peyton Toley one to night, six innings, no runs, five whiffs, and lowered his ERA to two twenty eight. He gets the w Ryan Watson finished it off three innings, one run, Socks win eight to one. They wrap up the series Day baseball today against the Orioles one to forty five.
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Speaker 3: Brian Bayo on the momain.
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Speaker 4: Let's just talk real quick about the weird week that the Red Sox have been having.
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Speaker 3: With everything surrounding the team.
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Speaker 4: A lot of Yes, The Globe wrote an article about Craig Breslow and basically all his shortcomings. Theo Epstein went on record saying he just doesn't understand what the Red Sox are doing. David Ortiz apparently talked to John Henry at his charity golf tournament, and apparently John Henry, even though he seems wicked aloof and doesn't care.
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Speaker 3: He actually does. He was sobbing into Poppy's shoulder, Yes he was, and he wants things to go back to the way they used to be. Whatever that means. How you had the IKF, You had the IKF.
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Speaker 4: A little interlude there with the media where he's talking about how things are weird every time they play at home, a lot of people around they don't know. They're more cohesive when they're on the road. I don't get what the hell that's all about.
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Speaker 3: This is the club who's the leader of the team in the clubhouse saying, come on, let's get go, let's I don't know who that is. I don't either. I don't know Trevor story. He's hurt right now, so I don't know.
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Speaker 4: And then Buster only reported that the Red Sox are so desperate for a right handed hit her they might actually make a bad deal to get one. Oh so weird, wacky wild stuff happening with the Red Sox. The New York Knicks, the team we love to hate. Game one of the NBA Finals last night in San Antonio. They stole a w Jalen Brunt's a weird If you're a Knicks fan, you had a scary moment in the first quarter when he left the court, went into the locker room. He was limping Harrison Barnes landing on his right knee. I was like, Oh, he ain't coming back that bad. Not only did he come back, he scored the most points for the Knicks last night, thirty points.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, but he didn't Paul Pierce come back out in a wheelchair. You know, don't put back on the court.
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Speaker 4: You say you're saying it wasn't a Willis Reid moment. Thirteen of those thirty points, by the way, came in the fourth court to help the Knicks of RASO fourteen point second half deficit and they beat the Spurs one O five ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Game two tomorrow night.
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Speaker 4: In San Antonio, eight thirty just the tip off on ABC and also on ABC tonight you got Game two, the Stanley Cup Final, the Quest for Lord Stanley's Cup in Carolina against Vegas, Vegas Lea.
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Speaker 3: It's that series one nothing right, that sports. I'm Tyler.
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Speaker 4: Don't forget another shot at twenty five hundred coming up at eight forty right here on the Chuck noll In Morning Show.
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Speaker 3: It's the two fifty k USA giveaway on z l X. All right, let's go. Let's get to the phones to get to the show. Classic Rock Challenge on our Ticket to Rock Summer, Sammy Hage, Hello baby, it's gonna be at the Exfinity Summer on June twenty fourth. We can get you in there, just have to pass the test.
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Speaker 7: Hellosi got a seven second solo?
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Speaker 3: Why seven? Tell me the title because it sounds an alliteration thing. It's seven second solo like Classic Rock Challenge.
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Speaker 2: What a coincidence?
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Speaker 3: Channel Tyler works real hard on this stuff.
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Speaker 2: Alliteration.
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Speaker 3: If you want to go real alliteration, go, it's the sexy seven seconds.
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Speaker 7: All right, it's i don't want to one hundred point seven seconds sold.
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Speaker 3: We don't have that kind of time.
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Speaker 2: No, not not if it's actual Tyler Sports reporting test.
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Speaker 3: I don't think I've ever done it in one hundred and seven. It's a ZL exclusive.
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Speaker 8: Okay, nice Chuck eight seven seven six seven, one hundred point seven seven seconds standing between you and Sammy Classic Rock Challenge up next, z X.
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Speaker 9: Check No one my show.
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Speaker 6: I can't understand the thing and I should get the name of a.
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Speaker 3: No WZLX. Okay, Oh man, this is outdoor show weather starting today. Yes, spectacular Thursday, Yeah, March Friday gets psych You know, I.
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Speaker 2: Thought today it was Friday for a minute.
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Speaker 3: You're correct. Let's make it feel like Friday for you. Get you some tickets to the show Sammy Hagar at thex Finity Center June twenty fourth, eight seven seven six one seven, one hundred point seven. You just have to know your solos. We have the seven second solo, seven seconds surgically removed from a song. You just tell us the name of that song and the artists, and those tickets are yours, simple, simple seven second solo. There it is. Let's get started here with Sue. Sue in the car. How are you doing, Sue?
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Speaker 6: Hey, everybody, how you doing?
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Speaker 3: Morning? Morning?
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Speaker 10: It's beautiful.
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Speaker 3: Let's make it even better. Are you ready?
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Speaker 11: Ready?
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Speaker 3: Here is the seven second solo that is very recognizable. Yeah, because it's such a beautiful day, very famous.
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Speaker 6: Wow, that is righteous. Let's see Helen, I don't know.
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Speaker 3: All right, Well you threw something out there though. That's good. Let's go out to Worcester, the city at seven hills, Mark, how are you?
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Speaker 10: Good morning?
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Speaker 3: Good morning, good good good goodbye.
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Speaker 10: Hmm all right, let me play for you. Yep, yep, yep, all right, Mark. I know it, I know it, and I don't know it.
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Speaker 3: I know I know that you know Davy job no, no, see it makes you crazy because you know it, but you can't quite place him. But you know it. Iris with the cool name in Beverly, how are you Irish?
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Speaker 6: Thank you? I'm good?
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Speaker 2: Are you good?
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Speaker 3: Thank you? Do you need me to play it again?
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Speaker 10: Or do you play well more?
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Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 2: I know it, but I cannot feel life.
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Speaker 3: That's it. I don't know. You just have to build the rest of the song around that.
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Speaker 11: See yeah, I see that's the guess.
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Speaker 6: That's a tip of my tongue.
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Speaker 10: Oh, I recognize it, I just don't know what it is.
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Speaker 3: You're gonna be kicking yourself when you hear it. You know you are all right, Thanks for trying, IRIS appreciate it.
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Speaker 4: I gotta say this, this is one of the most underrated guitar players. Yeah, I don't know if he gets tar. Everybody knows he's great. I just don't know, Like, he doesn't getting mentioned in the Yeah, he's done a big ego. Nobody like the top five. Nobody mentions his name when the Yeah, he's easily top five. Yeah, but I disagree with that. I don't know if he gets mentioned in the top Yeah, everybodys like any Van Halen, Jimmy Hendrick. Yes, I don't know if he gets characters.
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Speaker 3: That men deserves. I like how you pushing for it though he's a great guitar player. We got. Good morning Alex, Good morning guys, good morning. Here we go. Who is that underrated guitarist? What is that song? Who is the artist?
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Speaker 12: Well, the artist is Pink Floyd, the song is Young Lust, and the guitarist is David Gilmour.
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Speaker 3: Tyler. Right there. Nicely done, Alex.
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Speaker 12: Thank you, thank you, Because comfortably numb is considered one of the greatest guitar solos in rock hits exactly right. Yeah, what did you say, though, I got a flight beaf with you because you say he's underrated but one of the greatest guitar solos.
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Speaker 4: And David Gilmore. No, No, I totally agree with you. I think he is one of the greatest guitar plays of all time. I just don't think he gets the credit he deserves.
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Speaker 7: I know what you're saying, Like he's like always in the top five of the Rolling Stone lists.
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Speaker 3: Underrated.
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Speaker 4: I think if we did a segment, give me, like your favorite the best guitar player that ever lived. You didn't get a ton of Eddie van Halen's, Jimmy Hendrick, You'll get a bunch of princes. No, I think you'll get David Gilmore. But I don't think he I just don't think he gets the love he deserves. I think he gets overlooked. I agree he's a great guitarist.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 7: I feel like he's always in the he's always on the lists. He's a gazillionaire, he has a recording studio on a boat.
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Speaker 3: I think he's got therect Does money really equal success. Does it?
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Speaker 6: Wait?
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Speaker 2: Does you know who's a recording studio in his boat?
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Speaker 3: Who does? He's got a couple of dogs. I know that.
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Speaker 10: All right?
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Speaker 3: All right, all right, Alex is going to see seven. A lot more challenges for you tomorrow morning. But coming up. You got the check in with Chuck on the way. Then Lizzy from c Lex check it out. People's time to check in with Chuck. I'm checking check on Boston's classic rock cls. Usually by Thursday morning at eight twenty one, we're talking about having a cocktail on the weekend. Yeah, so Friday is always the target. It's like, man, what am I gonna have? Yeah, I'm gonna go to the tequila. You're gonna go to the whiskey. Danielle is gonna go to spicy marg. Spicy marg. Yeah, she's going for an animal no.
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Speaker 2: Before the drink, an edible before the drink.
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Speaker 3: You usually go for edibles before you drink. I don't mean pre drink, I mean instead of no, only to sleep. Oh okay, what are you calling her out? All right?
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Speaker 2: If I want to be into a couch, get it.
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Speaker 3: So today's checking was born of the fact that Schlitz is going out of business. They made the last batch, I think last weekend, and I can't imagine what that's gonna go for. Just people who collect beers or whatever said it's the end of an era. In the nineteen fifties, I think it was. That was the height of schlitz, them when they were huge. But nobody drink schlitz anymore. So I was telling you, guys, the first time I ever got drunk was on schlitz. And I'm being the youngest of four. I always knew where my older brother hit his beers in the garage behind the Valvelene oil. Oh, and I like a drop cloth thrown on the top of it, warm, warm schlitz. Forty ouncers. Oh, be a bunch of them sitting there. So I would take two or three of these. Get my buddy Mike Brennan. We just walk around the neighborhood pulling on these things. At the age of thirteen, Lord, and at the age of thirteen, schlitz hits hard. It' be hard. Now, that was the first time I got drunk. So our question is what was your first drunk? What was it? How old were you, what were you having? What was the effect? Damn yelle?
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Speaker 2: So I'm thinking back, and I don't. I didn't drink in high school. Like in Swampscott there was a place called Hill sixteen, throwing a lot of nostalgia back for people in their cars right now, is on the golf course, and that's where a lot of kids would go to drink until the cops busted it up and you had to run through the woods and get your ass kicked the branches.
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Speaker 3: All that fun down, We're going to keep that.
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Speaker 2: But my mom was very strict, which is probably what led to my failing out of college my first year. But she didn't like I couldn't do sleepover as, I couldn't go to parties things like that. So like in high school, the only thing I really drank I think I had yea, Oh please.
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Speaker 3: Did she make you go into the closet with a light of virgin mary? No.
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Speaker 2: She was just very strict about kids I hung out with in places I went. She didn't want me to get into trouble.
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Speaker 3: She beat you with wire hangers.
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Speaker 2: No, no, none of that. She just my mother is a terrifying She's a tiny little person and she's terrifying to this day. So the only thing I really drank in high school was maybe a zema or two at my junior or senior After PROM, I didn't really start hitting the booze until my freshman year at college. And there was one bar that I would go to, which I don't think I can say the name of this bar because part of it is a slur. But anybody who went to Hofstra in the nineties and knows what I'm talking about. And I didn't need ID to get in. I made friends with the doorman, Humby, so Humby, so I didn't need ID to get in. I was there probably most nights of the week. My mother had told me, here's a credit card for emergencies, but if you need to take cash out, take out like two hundred bucks, because I'm gonna get hit with a fee. So I'm like, well, I guess I'm gonna go take two hundred bucks out of the atm all.
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Speaker 3: This thing for her to say, I would never say that to.
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Speaker 2: My never say that to me.
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Speaker 3: Take at least two hundred out.
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Speaker 2: At the time, we didn't know yet that Danielle had issues with ADHD and impulse control. And then I spent the I don't know, I think think amor Ato sours were my initial drink of choice at college because I didn't know any better. And then my tolerance got so high that I would show up at the bar and do a double shot of one point fifty one every night to kick the night off. Right, Yeah, I was I I Yeah, I put them back with the best of them.
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Speaker 3: Oh, so tell them large. Marge sent my God.
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Speaker 2: When I came home and they sent the letter home and they were like, hey, so you failed out. Yeah, And that was a fun twenty six thousand a year nineteen ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Glad we could bring that back up.
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Speaker 4: I brought a lot of it back up that year. Mine was Miller High Life, The Highlight. That's seven out Stubbies, remember those.
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Speaker 3: I remember that. We had just left the house I grew up in. We moved to a new town.
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Speaker 4: We moved to North Providence, Rhode Island, and there was these older kids that lived at the top of my street and they were out on their deck.
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Speaker 3: Their mom wasn't home. They were all they were like, mostly in college. Basically.
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Speaker 4: It was in the summertime and they were having a and I used to play tennis with one of them, so I already knew him.
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Speaker 3: And I was walking down the street and he's like, hey, Chris, come on in aving a cookout. And I was like, oh right, yeah, cool. Somehow I got into the beer, so I had I'll never forget this. I had a burger and corn on the cob, all right, and then factors into the story story.
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Speaker 4: Yes, And I had a seven ounce stubby, and then I had another seven out stubby, and then I had another seven ounce at eighth grade, three seven out stubbies, twenty one ounces of beer. Then they took me to the movies and it was and they stuck me in this like some R rated movie, and I got wicked sick at the beginning of the movie and I went in the bathroom and puked up all the corn.
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Speaker 3: Oh god.
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Speaker 4: And you can just a texture coming back completely undigested corn.
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Speaker 3: Movie theater bathroom lighting.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, gotta love those Miller highlights. And I actually had to run with Miller highlights back in like my late twenties.
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Speaker 3: I was drinking those a lot.
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Speaker 13: Really.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the clear bottle, I loved it that. That was the high school beer for me.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I actually have some in my refrigerator right now for the one or two times the summer.
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Speaker 3: I'll want a beer. I don't think I can taste it now. I don't think I can do it. Yeah, I don't enjoy it. I just enjoyed the experience of doing it. Producer Jack Wright. His first drunk was Captain Morgan under age of course, first drunk Corona Light on an empty stomach. I was you didn't get stick off the Captain Morgan, but stick off the Corona Light. Interesting drink, Captain.
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Speaker 2: I can't.
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Speaker 6: Oh.
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Speaker 3: I used to drink that stuff like it's gonna be mixed with several other jail We.
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Speaker 2: Talked about bartending earlier because of the last call, the keeping the bars open till three. I'm sorry. I never understood the people that would come in and order shots of Captain. No, that's ridiculous, disgusting.
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Speaker 3: That's like doing a shot of fireball too. Cinema lends it to a shooter, but it's sweet, sweet shots. Not Captain Morgan, Goldschlager and al together. Oh my god, spiced rummies. Great, you don't like spice rum I can't do it. Podcast Captain Morgan, Crack and Sailor Jerry, those are great.
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Speaker 2: Nope, my mouth is watering. Just thinking about it.
00:23:08
Speaker 3: Now, Sue, apparently it has a great story to share with us. Sue, what was your first drunk?
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Speaker 6: Well, it was great and it was horrible. I was thirteen, I was still in elementary school, and I used to go over with my girlfriend and clean her grandmother and her aunt's apartment. We used to dust and she had this cabinet of liquors from all over the world. She used to travel a lot and where the cleaning supplies were. So I went in there and they were beautiful. You know, there's all these different colors and flavors. So I tried just about every one of them, and like, you know, you're not supposed to mix colors, right, I Oh, I got lit. I got lit. It was in the winter time. Yeah, I'm walking home, I'm falling down drunk. I'm covered in snow and ice and wetness. And I get home at supper time and my family's sitting around the dinner table and I walk in the house, coming from head to snow, and I go, boy, oh, how sad. And my brother Dave.
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Speaker 11: It gets better.
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Speaker 6: My brother David looks up at me and he points at me. He goes look at her. She's wasted and right. Yeah, I called me out right. Oh and then I was so sick. I was outside, you know, even and hurling and don't even punish me.
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Speaker 3: Be wow there you see. It's always like around thirteen or so. Yeah, except for Danielle, everybody else gets ripped in like six or seventh grade, mad for lost time.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I sure did. I'm shocked. I don't have liver damage from that year.
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Speaker 3: Age seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven call or text or leap as a talk back on the Free Eye Heart Radio app. Tell us what was your first drunk? Now back to the check in with Shock.
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Speaker 2: W z LX.
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Speaker 3: Our check in today is bringing back a lot of horrible memories.
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Speaker 2: With stuff, so many bad memories.
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Speaker 3: I haven't thought about some of these booze in years. The G word had me kind of hurling along. We're asking what was your first drunk? First time you felt the effects? Eight seven seven six seven hundred point seven collar, text or leave us a talk back on the Free iHeartRadio app. I gotta go with this one. This text from six one seven Southern Comfort, late at night on a golf course at fifteen. I still cannot stand the smell of Southern comfort.
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Speaker 2: I love soca.
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Speaker 3: I am with him coal, lime shots, Southern comfort and cheese popcorn coming back. Oh, I can't stand the smell of Southern comfort. That was his college drink for me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was you saved the bottles and like line them up and stuff. I never went back to it though, No wonder why no, it's gonna walk away from that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Sony one Texter. My first time getting drunk was from Heffen.
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Speaker 3: Reffer and the Green Desk.
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Speaker 2: Yep, and that was the last time I ever drank beer again.
00:26:25
Speaker 3: Wow, we get it, get it, that'll do.
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Speaker 2: It, Uh three, Texter. My first drunk wasn't until my freshman year of college. It was tech week for the Fall Musical and we partied every night after rehearsal until opening night. My drink of choice was Peppermin schnapps on ice.
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Speaker 3: Oh god, that's another one of those college drinks.
00:26:47
Speaker 2: Peppermin shops is really good at eggnog.
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Speaker 4: You we have doctor mcgilli cutty, Oh doctor, yeah, absolutely, remind me to tell you the story about me Doctor mcgilli cutty and Lake Michigan.
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Speaker 3: It's just it's like drinking toothpaste. My friends are listening right now. They're dying, trust me.
00:27:05
Speaker 2: Five away textor sweet Madeira wine. First hangover mistake ever after the annual Portuguese feast.
00:27:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, what if you tried to do the greasy pole?
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Speaker 2: Eight five seven text? I was five or six years old. My mom kept the spicy water in the small cabinet above the fridge. I got on top of the fridge and sat there drinking the spicy water and then fell off the top of the fridge drunk.
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Speaker 3: Oh, the spicy water.
00:27:31
Speaker 2: Eight one zero Texter Fuzzy Naval was the first that s was horrible and coming.
00:27:35
Speaker 3: Back up peach knops and orange juice. I remember that.
00:27:40
Speaker 2: It's like I have agita just thinking about it.
00:27:42
Speaker 3: Some of these drinks just like take off for a while and then they disappear.
00:27:46
Speaker 2: Yes, gross, Let's see what else. My first drunk was Budweiser. Climbing a water tower and sprang my initials on it.
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Speaker 3: Seven eight one text, Yeah, fuzzy memories. Yeah, we got gym from Wakefield. Jim says he got drunk at a young age. What was that, Jim?
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Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I'm sorry, I was just you were cutting out. Yeah, I was nine years old and I had six older brothers in my neighborhood on the corner. We had three families with seven kids each, all around the same age. I was the youngest of the twenty one. So the older guys thought it would be funny when my parents went out. They were having a party and they were like, hey, you want some coke, and I'm like sure. They gave me a nice big glass of coke, and then they gave me another one, but they were running coke, so they ended up finding me passed out in the corner later on that night.
00:28:44
Speaker 3: Dude, when he said coke, I had a completely different thought.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, no, that was They didn't stop that on me until I was about fifteen.
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Speaker 4: Okay, good, You know what, you should wait until you about fifteen before you start zach gripping line.
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Speaker 6: Line.
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Speaker 3: That's a good idea. O, that's you know, that's what older brothers are four though, Getting you drunk when you're nine? Oh, just laughing, hysteric.
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Speaker 2: Uh seven seven four texter uv Blue or Admiral Nelson's six one seven text? Are first drunk? Were you needy Lambrusco wine? Were you needy on ice? Were you so nice?
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Speaker 3: Oh wow, Oh that's a good one. Got me grab a talk back here.
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Speaker 9: My first drunk was a screwdriver and mixed with pepperoni pizza.
00:29:32
Speaker 10: I was hovering over the toilet.
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Speaker 3: My brother punched me in the stomach and it was all over. Love you guys, She loves you too, the older siblings getting you started. That's how it works.
00:29:45
Speaker 2: This text, I think, has a bit of misinformation. Will go then anyway? Six one seven. Back in nineteen seventy eight, the legal drinking age was thirteen. As far as I could see, it was not, but so at age thirteen hanging out on Abbey Road and bright and drinking screwdrivers. A couple hours into it, I got sick as a dog. They had to peel me off the sidewalk. Swore off orange juice. From that day on, I can't have a screwdriver to this day.
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Speaker 3: Didn't swear up the booze, but that There was a place called the Red Barn in Westborough. They used to have nickel Knight yeah, and you would get like, could I have two dollars worth of screwdrivers please? And bring the tray bag with hard alcohol. We used to go to the Recess Pub in Providence and they did Nickel Knight, but it was just beer in glasses. They refused to.
00:30:28
Speaker 4: Watch them in hot water kill a keg. Yeah yeah, and a lot of hammered nights. With the five cent we used to just go to the bank and get a roll on nickels. I just put it on a tape.
00:30:38
Speaker 3: I can't believe we survived those days, honestly, I can't. Let's be careful out there, people eight seven seven, six hundred point seven collar text, but leave us a talk back on the free iHeartRadio app. Tell us about your first drunk and most of the mostly it's disgusting. Yeah, you're absolutely disgusting us this morning. But bring it back some memories. Yeah, let's let's well you have one.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, six oh three text first drunk fourteen years old, mad Dog twenty twenty, so wasted that when I got home, I climbed into bed with my parents.
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Speaker 3: I never drank that again. How could you drink mad Dog at fourteen? That is poison a lot. That's a lot. That's like just a step under drinking a four loco. What happened when he jumped into the bed with his parents is what I want to know. There you go, of course you want me? Ant why is it always? Why is it always? You were an aulder boy?
00:31:29
Speaker 6: I go home.
00:31:31
Speaker 2: You are a sad, strange little man.
00:31:33
Speaker 3: All right, let's take care of your bar tab right here, we get some cash on the line.
00:31:36
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00:31:37
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00:31:45
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00:31:50
Speaker 3: This morning, we're bringing back some warm, fuzzy memories. But the first time you got drunk? And I'm surprised at some of the ages here. The youngest we heard so far was five or six when they got mom's spicy water from the cabinet. My god, let's get some more stories going here, Eddie and Draken, what was your first dr Happy Friday? Happy Friday Eve?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, I was twelve years old.
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Speaker 5: Six pack of warm narroganser a packup ball mall nonfiltered.
00:32:24
Speaker 10: Was that rule of my day?
00:32:26
Speaker 3: Why were they warm?
00:32:29
Speaker 5: My father didn't keep him in the refrigerator, kept him beside the refrigerator.
00:32:33
Speaker 4: Oh wow, is that one of those things where Mom didn't want him in the fridge.
00:32:38
Speaker 3: You're not putting him in here. Ron from Holebrick, Good morning, Moddy, How are you good?
00:32:48
Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: My first drunk was at fifteen Jamison's Irish whiskey. Yes, and to this day when it came up, I still swear it was blue.
00:32:59
Speaker 3: Came up blue, Okay, came up blue. Jameson is a good first drunk though, I like that? Was that like bile coming up?
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Speaker 15: Yes?
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Speaker 3: So hard?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? Five away checks Lisa. Here. First drunk was it thirteen with my friend one of those gallon sized glass bottles of Carlo and Rossy red wine. Carlo got caught by police who told our parents wasn't pretty after a few hours.
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Speaker 3: He has another great thirteen year old story five oh eight, thirteen years old. On my paper route, some friends dared me to kiss the hot guy in the neighborhood and follow up with a shout of vodka. Let's say I got in line a couple of times. Then my friend tried to sober me up by giving me a glass of milk.
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Speaker 2: I was a poor choice.
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Speaker 3: Let's just say it wasn't my proudest moment. No, I can't imagine my milk you're a kid, You're dumb. Wow, that's not good.
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Speaker 2: Good God, it's.
00:33:51
Speaker 3: A lot over. Another story of green death here, Jason, for MEAs Bridgewater, what was your first.
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Speaker 10: Drunk private stock Heffron wrapper.
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Speaker 3: A There's a lot of names for that green bottle five.
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Speaker 2: A way texture. I can't even hear the words Southern comfort without feeling a bit nauseous. I was in high school at a friend's house and that's what we were drinking, straight out of the bottle. I was getting sick before I even went home, throwing up outside his door another time drinking with him. I was so sick the next day, but I had to work, and I worked at a convenience store. It was inventory day and it was my job to weigh and inventory every piece of meat and cheese and every ounce of potato and egg salad and the cooler. I kept having to excuse myself to go to the bathroom, bathroom, throw up. It was probably one of the worst days ever.
00:34:39
Speaker 3: Ohikes on bikes, you don't forget stuff like that. No, that stays with you.
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Speaker 16: Nikoboka Naturals eleven years old, didn't know any better. Stole one from my old man. Sixteen hours bo bottles out of his fridge down the basement. Took two of them outside, drank him as fast as I could. I think I hurled, maybe, but I had a pounding headache the next morning, and I realized.
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Speaker 2: That I had a hangover.
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Speaker 3: You remember that beer, you said? I don't remember Knickerbocker. Oh I do. My dad drank that, Yeah, goodbye? By the case?
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Speaker 5: Was it?
00:35:10
Speaker 3: Was it a lagger? What was it? It's like Schlitz with a different name. I don't know if they still make it. I never heard of. It might have been like like a New York beer.
00:35:21
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah it was.
00:35:23
Speaker 3: Did you ever have one? I did.
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Speaker 4: I didn't like it and it doesn't sound very tasty, just cheap ass beer.
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Speaker 15: My first drunk Goldschlager cinnamon schnapps. I was mesmerized by the gold flakes. You never had it before. Pick a sip got trashed.
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Speaker 3: I remember looking at that, like what happens to the gold? Oh, it goes right through. You don't worry about That was another college shot. Yeah, Sosco and gold Schlager. I don't think I ever drank them after I graduated. They were just strictly in college. Yeah. That and Jegermeister.
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Speaker 2: Oh, I could drink Yer for years after college.
00:36:04
Speaker 3: I did. I mean we're talking about manly things the past couple of days. That was the manly shot that would come out. Hey, let's do Yeager shots. No, but you had to do it. Did I ever tell you what my vegas drink was for years? Jaeger and red Bull? Oh yeah, my.
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Speaker 2: Choice Jaeger and red Bull as is or a Jager bomb.
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Speaker 4: No, no, Jager red Bull cocktail. Friend of mine was playing blackjack. We ordered drinks. He orders a Yeager Jager and Red Bull and I laughed. I go, what the hell is that? And he goes and when he got it, he goes, O, here, take a sip. I bet you'll like it, And I did.
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Speaker 2: I did love a good I mean I would drink him as as as h Jaeger bombs, but I do. I do enjoy that combination.
00:36:41
Speaker 3: Stay up for seven days straight drinking. Though hated the mycet, I can still taste it.
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Speaker 2: That's good. I remember when red Bull first got popular, and like I remember when a water works in Quinsy. Yeah, that's when I was drinking a lot of Red Bull and that those were those were those were nights. I was glad we all got home. Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, My first drunk was definitely tequila.
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Speaker 16: One of my buddies swiped it from his old man's liquor cabinet.
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Speaker 3: I know, super cliche.
00:37:07
Speaker 16: We sat out in the backfield behind our house in this tiny hicktown in central Massachusetts and got hamdd And oddly enough, I used to like tequila today.
00:37:18
Speaker 3: Yes, I could think chuck forgetting me. It's a tequila at the point in my life Cosa Migos. Yeah, I started with Costa Migos. Now I'm on the lala la. But I never was a tequila guy ever. He used to make me sick so bad. But I was also drinking crappy tequila, right, you gotta mix it with something too, Yeah, But I love it now. Man, it's tequila season all my god, it's so good.
00:37:39
Speaker 2: You know the people that did tequila rocks with with just a little squeeze of anme, I'm like, that's a lot.
00:37:43
Speaker 3: You look at a lot. That's him. It's a lot. Well, I'll do that. But I like mixing it little grapefruit ye, something like that. Yeah, yeah, you gotta mix it. Yeah, and a lot of lime. Juice.
00:37:55
Speaker 2: There you are drinking tequila with lime juice and Cantina Italiana. Tyler pays the guy to come next to you with the speaker in the accordion and play what Irish music? Irish play?
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Speaker 3: Irish music was so unforgivable. Everybody in the place is looking at us. You don't understand how much that entertained me.
00:38:13
Speaker 2: No, we got it. We could see the look on your dumb face.
00:38:15
Speaker 3: I was so psyched. Nine to seven eight. First drink was sixteen four loco, remember four before they changed.
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Speaker 2: The recipe, Yes, and then brought it back.
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Speaker 3: First time drunk I was in my twenties. I had seven blue Long Islands and whatever whatever other mixed drinks that the people with me handed me, blackout drunk in the back seat, making my friend take us to a second McDonald's because the first one had no fries. The guy's got principles. I like that. Yeah, he's wasted, but still knows you have to go to McDonald's with fries.
00:38:45
Speaker 2: I used to make a mean Long Island. I like Long Islands for a while.
00:38:48
Speaker 3: You think when he puked up the fries they came where they digested. Oh my god, it's just that fry paste.
00:38:56
Speaker 14: My first experience getting drunk, I think I was fourteen or fifteen, and it was somewhat of a reunion with me my old best friend that had come over for the first time in a long time.
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Speaker 6: Her parents were there.
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Speaker 14: Started off with one white claw and then we broke into the liquor cabinet and then we found the deep Eddies iced tea.
00:39:15
Speaker 2: Never been able to droop that again.
00:39:17
Speaker 16: Somehow I got peanut butter screwball, and then Julie's and then ahead of a dad pen.
00:39:23
Speaker 17: Let's just say, oh, you finished it off with a dab.
00:39:27
Speaker 3: What a night? What a n That's like a rehab story. Go big or go home to go somewhere after that.
00:39:35
Speaker 2: Wow, it's a lot. It's a lot. Uh seventy eight one Texter root beer schnops. Oh stopped and bought a big bottle on the way to the club to see the fools, got hammered and the car parked out in front of Grover's and Beverly never made it outside, slept in the car until four am.
00:39:54
Speaker 3: Wow, there's a lot of disgusting booze out there. Remember we did a Zeolix ski trip and we had maple whiskey.
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Speaker 7: Oh my god, it was a maple syrup liqure.
00:40:02
Speaker 3: What was it called?
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Speaker 10: That was like called.
00:40:04
Speaker 3: Cavin fever fever? Oh, seven am on the on the on the slopes. The next day it was everyone was on the side of the just that.
00:40:13
Speaker 2: Was an awful night.
00:40:14
Speaker 3: That was an awful night. But I will say the the lost my train of thought. You're just saying to Danielle before. What was the flavor the liqueur which one rootier?
00:40:26
Speaker 2: Oh?
00:40:26
Speaker 7: Yes, that you put a shot of that into a Miller High Life Tyler.
00:40:31
Speaker 2: I feel like that might be good. I feel like that might be good.
00:40:35
Speaker 3: In the High Life. Really, yeah, this we should do that tomorrow Friday.
00:40:39
Speaker 2: This makes me don't want to drink for like seven three years.
00:40:41
Speaker 3: I know, it's so gross. Let's do another.
00:40:43
Speaker 14: My sister, I don't know what she was drinking. Thanksgiving Eve, came home far my parents made her sit down the Thanksgiving meal in front of my grandparents and eat everything on her plate.
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Speaker 3: Best time for meals and brother, let's just three to six one seven text drank my buddy's father's Valentine Ale with the Fleischman's whiskey. Alright, boiler Maker Oh oh, that's it. We gotta go. It's not gonna stop you. I'm not gonna stop me from drinking. I'm just telling you right now. No, but after hearing that Valentine and Fleischman's whiskey, you tell me you're not psyched. Tomorrow's Friday. Let's stop.
00:41:22
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Speaker 13: My first drunk was Scotch at the movie theater at thirteen.
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Speaker 3: A boy had snuck.
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Speaker 13: It in, and then my mother was questioning me the next day as to what movie I had seen because a friend of hers must have seen us there and knew what was going on, and I had no idea what the movie was about.
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Speaker 3: Wow, okay, what else happened in the movies?
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Speaker 2: Very bad?
00:42:10
Speaker 3: So many stories, so many stories. We may have to revisit that. Yeah, but right now, let's get you out of Vegas. It's the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Throw your voice into the mix.
00:42:24
Speaker 2: Color Text your message to eight seven seven six one hundred point seven.
00:42:29
Speaker 3: Boston's Classic rock one hundred point seven w z LX. You know now that I'm making big time morning show money, I have this dream of maybe getting a little place on a lake up in New Hampshire, or who are you wearing? Small place down the cape go to?
00:42:46
Speaker 2: Or maybe very small place.
00:42:48
Speaker 3: Yeah how small dorm rooms small? Get a boat that I could carry a dog in a bag onto. Yes for having like that, you know, but it just seems to be getting further and further away. I go on Zillo all the time. I'm sure you do too, Realtor dot Com and Zillo constantly. Yeah, I love looking at you when you got nothing to do. You're just scrolling through looking. I look at waterfront stuff, it's so crazy. And then when we look at stuff down the cape, it's always like, this is where Grandma used to live for forty years. Yep, and she put about twenty eight dollars into the place.
00:43:20
Speaker 2: There's seven layers of one only imploring in the kitchen.
00:43:23
Speaker 3: Yes, pink tile bathroom, the old white refrigerator from Lassie's still in there.
00:43:30
Speaker 2: The kind You actually do have to take the doors off the hinge if you want to leave on the sidewalk.
00:43:34
Speaker 3: And they want one and a half million dollars for it.
00:43:36
Speaker 2: Easy, yes, not turnkey fix the upper.
00:43:41
Speaker 3: There's a story in Boston dot com about this real estate that's for sale down the cape. It's a one bedroom, one bathroom home in Truro beautiful the dunes outer cape. Oh, gorgeous. It's a beautiful area. It's one hundred and eighty nine square feet. I'm sorry, how many square feet? You think this studio is? Three hundred yesh?
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Speaker 2: No, No, this is probably about a This is probably about a buck forty.
00:44:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sounds right, Really, that sounds right right, Yeah, I'm very good at So this one bedroom, one bathroom home is uh. It says here, you've got the beautiful bay of Beach Point directly across the street, and then behind you there's Root six. Beyond that you can see all of the dunes leading out to the ocean. You have views in both directions. The only thing is it's one hundred and eighty nine square feet and it's two hundred and ninety five thousand dollars. It doesn't look like it has a driveway. It doesn't.
00:44:43
Speaker 2: The comments on this are so good.
00:44:44
Speaker 3: It's like in a backyard. It's a shack. Yeah, it's a reads Very shack. Well, it's an airbean b situation.
00:44:52
Speaker 2: I don't I don't even know if you could get a reads Very shack for this much.
00:44:55
Speaker 3: You look at the photos of this inside, it looks like this is punished.
00:45:02
Speaker 2: It's just well look at a window unit, Tyler.
00:45:06
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it gets central air. What are we doing?
00:45:08
Speaker 2: Where are you gonna put central air in this?
00:45:10
Speaker 3: It's so small you could you could probably afford it. The refrigerator is rusting. The bathroom the door which is basically a hook.
00:45:20
Speaker 2: It the hook.
00:45:20
Speaker 3: It's got the hook as a door lock. It looks like it closed the door it hits the sink or the toilet or both.
00:45:27
Speaker 2: That's a Santapio's East Boston bathroom door lock right there. That's exactly what that is.
00:45:33
Speaker 3: Yeah. The only thing that's missing is you don't have to step up into it. Yes, correct, No way that door closes, no chance broken Head's amazing. This is how far away real estate is for just a normal person.
00:45:44
Speaker 2: By in the land, that's it.
00:45:46
Speaker 3: You're buying the land, you're buying the fact that you're basically living in the ocean.
00:45:50
Speaker 2: I love the comments. As you move toward the back of the home, you'll find grass because now you're standing in the backyard too much to take care of. Got anything smaller?
00:45:59
Speaker 3: That is a I've never seen anything like that. To call this a house, it's a joke.
00:46:05
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, Like my friend Meda Johnson wrote this piece and I just I love that she, like she does so many of these because it's always a hoot to see them. Like, really, this is what we're paying for. Huh. Yeah, you're paying for the land. That's it.
00:46:17
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the land is behind another building. Most land is, yeah, but I mean usually, like you said, there's a driveway leading to it, but you have the road, there's a building, there's a backyard with a shack on it, and that's what it is.
00:46:31
Speaker 2: There's no easement for the town.
00:46:33
Speaker 4: The people who were in front of it must be like, we want this thing to go away. It's basically they have at like a little shack in their backyard.
00:46:39
Speaker 2: This is basically for three hundred K, you can buy the land behind your house.
00:46:42
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, if you got the dough, I would do it. It doesn't say how big the land is though. It's the room to what are the building permits?
00:46:52
Speaker 10: Like?
00:46:53
Speaker 3: Right, we're kind of front I bet you can't do anything with this. This looks like some something that Amonda would hide out in for a long period of time. That's it. But if you look at Cape Cod real estate is same.
00:47:11
Speaker 2: Think on, there's a sixty dollars a month ho a fee.
00:47:14
Speaker 3: Of course, there is the hell out of here? Are you kidding me?
00:47:18
Speaker 2: No, not even a little bit to do what.
00:47:21
Speaker 3: The updated beach access too, there's no let's let's read the listening. Wait a minute, it's seasonal. It's not even a four season place.
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Speaker 2: Charming and compact, this freestanding seasonal studio cottage offers an ideal Cape Cod escape or income producing property and sought after a white village. Thoughtfully laid out within its one hundred and eighty nine square foot footprint, this space includes a sleeping area, kitchen, it in full bath, along with the exclusive use of a private outdoor yard, perfect for relaxing after a day at the beach. I love my realtor friends, but my god, what if a cock a bunch of bs?
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Speaker 3: Just look at the photos.
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Speaker 2: It's standalone setting enhances privacy. No, no, it doesn't. While still benefiting from the larger condominium community ideal for a personal getaway, guest, overflow or investment. If I'm going to, like, if I'm going to if a relative is like, come down to the Cape, but we're gonna put you in the overflow house. And this is it what it's a prime nor through location, part of a three unit offering available individually or as a package. They want to sell this.
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Speaker 3: As a jannie. You're gonna have to put the window air conditioner in yourself. It's on the kitchen table.
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Speaker 2: Where do I store it?
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Speaker 3: Just lift it up, Just open the window and lift it at your cottage is just a short ride down the road.
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Speaker 2: Thanks, Ted, I'll drive you, No, sir, it's a family impacted by that incident. Oh my, all right, Well.
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Speaker 3: We're not buying real estate down the Cape anytime.
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Speaker 2: Not this one.
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Speaker 3: No, they're definitely not your teacher. So if you don't bring it, talk back.
00:48:54
Speaker 1: Go to the iHeartRadio app now and leave it. Talk back and be sure to make tell me use the election your number one preset too.
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Speaker 3: He took up one morning.
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Speaker 2: Show on Boston's Classic rock seven w CLX.
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Speaker 18: Building something in front of the White House. That's quite attractive to a lot of people. It's gonna have the big UFC fight on June fourteenth, and I'm looking at it and maybe we'll never ever take it down. In Paris, France, the.
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Speaker 3: Eiffel Tower eighteen eighty nine, who was built, who was supposed to be.
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Speaker 18: Taken down immediately after the World's Fair, and then they said, you know, we sort of like it. Let's leave it up a little bit longer. And then they said, let's leave it up longer and longer and longer.
00:49:36
Speaker 3: Well, they never took it down. That's awesome.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, that's very interesting.
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Speaker 3: We got a new Eiffel Tower in Washington, no oc to go.
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Speaker 2: That's not even a little bit what it looks like.
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Speaker 3: Looks like a roller coaster, doesn't he does you see? The pool is as tall as the building. Yes to a road trip. I want to see this stuff. Carter Island's on the way, coming up the top of the hour with one hundred point seven many commercial free classic rock blog turn it up. It's good bye everybody, Good day to you, nice speedy delivery.
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Speaker 4: I'll be back when the day is no excuse me, sir, the show's over.
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Speaker 3: Is this neck bar still opening? I have a very very pleasant day.
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Speaker 10: We'll see you soon again.
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Speaker 7: Walk on, walk gone.
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Speaker 3: Next day.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, my first drunk was a friend of mine mixed up a picture of alcohol, all kinds of her dad's booze into a big picture. You drank it all, had a great day, woke up the next day, went to walk out of my house and my father was like, what the hell do you think you're going? I was like, what, He's like, the way you came in yesterday, Get back in your room. He grounded for a month.
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Speaker 3: Wow, I bet, he said, young lady too. Yes, where you going, young lady?
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Speaker 2: Full government name, so many.
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Speaker 3: Tails, Yeah, drunkenness, Southern comfort and hefen Repper and mad Dog twenty twenty yeah, room gold Schlager and and the stuff we used to do.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I was just I stick to like two things, whiskey and tequila. That's it. You grew up.
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Speaker 2: I became a man.
00:51:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, see what happened?
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Speaker 2: Well, man asposed to that as you could possibly.
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Speaker 3: Look at this day, we should be going to the Kowloon Teakey Bar when' are going to open zoom.
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Speaker 2: They're doing takeout first, I guess, and then get your songs wings to bring home.
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Speaker 3: I don't know we're gonna find out for.
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Speaker 2: The defendive answer.
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Speaker 4: We have been meeting anyway, So I want Saugus wings immediately, get it.
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Speaker 3: Indio, are you.
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Speaker 2: Gonna wear Rubbert gloves to eat them? I can't see you're dipping into saugust wings saws.
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Speaker 4: I feel like that's that's why I turned into an animal when it comes to eat wings.
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Speaker 3: No, I can see you wearing those gloves they used to incmentate cows shoulder, so many of those at home.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll buy you a pare. Yeah, all right, I'll figure it out.
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Speaker 3: Back again. At it to Friday, Friday tomorrow, go into the weekend. We got our musical check in with Chuck at eight thirty. I already forgot what it was. Go to ninety song. That's it. You're one gunder your head.
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Speaker 4: You can only pick one ninety song nineties classic rock song, not Barbie Girl by Aqua or anything.
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Speaker 2: Daniel Bars, shut up.
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Speaker 3: What is one single go to nineties classic rock song?
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Speaker 6: I like that.
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Speaker 2: I never stay in format though.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I know you don't. Yeah, but then you lead the way for everybody else tries to talk. But it's like it's reached a point where it's like, I bet they can't find this, and then Pelosi's searching for it and we gotta get it on like magic.
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Speaker 2: The whole point of the segment basically, is it yes? Is it yes?
00:52:51
Speaker 3: We're gonna have a meeting.
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Speaker 4: We're gonna have a meeting after the show, meeting, after the meeting. Get Andy on the phone when they opened the cowlon.
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Speaker 3: Stick around. Carter Island's up next, Have a great day, enjoy the weather.
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Speaker 1: The Chuck Nolan Morning Show returns tomorrow. WCX goes commercial free next
