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Speaker 1: I don't know what happens you leave work and do a couple of shooters. It's one more thing.
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Speaker 2: I'm one more thing.
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Speaker 3: I was about town a couple of stiff ones to get through this stinking podcast.
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Speaker 1: That's not true. So before we play one of our favorite clips we've ever had in the history of the radio show, apparently we have a new one. So these are news anchors getting into an argument on the air, Michael or like off the air, but they typed it's off the air, but cameras are rolling, so it sounds.
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Speaker 4: Like a segment went bad. Is apparently what happened.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's hear it.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to do that again. I am I'm an Amy script the Amy's Angels one there was the second thing didn't make sense, so I was just trying to fix that part. And I can't wait for you to go through them all and then I go through them because then I'm already getting ready by that. But this time we had to do the PSAs, So.
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Speaker 1: Finish, what go ahead?
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Speaker 2: I don't think you are you walking out really angry?
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Speaker 3: Geez?
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Speaker 2: Oh, Pete, can I feel please finish? We're'm gonna say what the.
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Speaker 1: Grow up.
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Speaker 2: I'm so done with her antics telling on me every five seconds. I'm done.
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Speaker 1: So I wish there was more. There had to be more because it was mundane. But then it went zero to right. There had to be more. Who cut it off?
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Speaker 3: Damn it?
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Speaker 1: Uh? It sounded like there was a gentleman there who was trying to calm things down. And you hear that towards the end, And isn't the woman in the classic? Yes? Yeah, yeah, So now we're going to go back to uh famous Los Angeles news. We gotta get more of that.
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Speaker 3: There's got to be Unless somebody realized, oh, these mics are hot and cut it.
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Speaker 1: At that could be very well.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's happened to us more than once.
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Speaker 1: We're usually bad. Well I'm not gonna say we're usually bad. Mouthing yeah, good lord man would be a bad idea. The smart thing if you're in broadcasting is to never say anything around a microphone that you don't want aired or recorded. That's the smart thing to do. Do I follow that? Have I followed that? Over the previous forty three years I've been talking into microphones? Uh No, I'm just lucky that there's not some viral something going out there. That is a national meme of various things.
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Speaker 3: I've said, We've become savvy enough though that if we're in a studio with microphones and we're getting, you know, treasonous, that we unplug the microphone.
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Speaker 1: Reason. So this is a classic. I've heard it eight million times and I look forward to hearing it again. It's so good. Male anchor and female anchor who had been working together for years, and they were a big deal in Los Angeles for a long time, and they got I don't know what I've probably been building for years. Anyway, this is how it went during a commercial break.
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Speaker 5: I guess first second, all the time it frequently is complaining about it, then we better because tonight we better talk about it because I think you've got a problem. I think we've got a problem, all right, if that's what you think, And we'll talk about it after the show, and we'll talk about it with Roger Bell, because I'm not going to sit here night after night and put up with this sh okay.
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Speaker 6: Night after night, night after night where what looks.
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Speaker 5: Like that's the way it's going to go.
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Speaker 6: A little higher than that. Even you're not only wrong, you're way out of line.
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Speaker 5: Let me tell you, so you started it pass you want Harold Green? You might get them?
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Speaker 6: Is it really good?
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Speaker 2: Old Harold Green?
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Speaker 5: Okay, okay, you want to start dealing with Go ahead, that's what you want. You just might get it. You know, you go home and have a couple of shooters, and I don't know what happens when you come back. You're not the same lady.
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Speaker 3: That's it's not set.
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Speaker 5: Some nights it is.
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Speaker 6: Manne and the news happened. You see it happen on Channel seven, the number one station to news and information and Southern Cam upon you No Paul Moyer and Mark Johnny mountin weather, Oh God, donajo, So I'm so happy?
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Speaker 1: Is eye Witness.
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Speaker 5: News the Mike you go in dead tonight in an execution style murder in Los Angeles. Good evening, all, it's now the eleven.
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Speaker 1: He's off being a professional.
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Speaker 3: Johnny Mott is refusing to choose sides in the current bitch fest.
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Speaker 1: There's so much goodness in that. Oh, I know, we've always enjoyed the fact that poor Hill de Green, who done nothing wrong? WHOA how did I come in? Frick? He's thinking, how did I get involved in this? Do you want to work with shit? Wait on shit? Oh my god. And then I like, he accuses her of being too drunk to do her job and she has like no response to it. Well, that's not true.
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Speaker 7: I mean, if you told.
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Speaker 1: Me I was drunk on the air and I wasn't, what the hell are you talking about? Let's she is too drunk to come up with a better comeback. That's not true.
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Speaker 3: Night after night, I feel I almost feel bad for her because she's a gentle spirit.
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Speaker 1: She sounds a dope.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, probably hot. I don't I don't know her. Actually, I think she's still kicking. Harold Green passed what a couple of years ago. I don't know what Headstone say.
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Speaker 1: He wasn't ship.
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Speaker 7: Quin saying is ship You.
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Speaker 1: Want to work with Harold Green? That's fine, good Old Harold Green. You want to work with shit?
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Speaker 3: Sorry, Hans, I'm a nice guy, best way, maybe my best days are behind. He's no need to you know, I'm not even.
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Speaker 1: In this argument. Ah boy, that is so dangnan funny.
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Speaker 3: Oh, she has the aggressiveness because they had to go back on the air, so everybody had to keep cool, kind of.
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Speaker 1: Which one of them is pounding the papers. You think, is that him or her that's dealing with their frustration by pounding the scripts over and over again. I guess it's him.
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Speaker 3: I'm guessing it's him. Probably seemed like a more male thing today, and.
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Speaker 1: Her really weak retort of, oh, you're not only wrong, you're way out of line.
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Speaker 3: Wow, about if I up the anti handing a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Oh here we go, Hell, hath no fury? Like a woman's scored. She's about to lay it on him. You're not only wrong, you're way out of line. What's that's all you got?
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Speaker 3: You know? She strikes me as a sweet.
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Speaker 1: And then maybe she's just too nice to get into the bare knuckled fight that what's his name was looking for there right exactly?
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Speaker 4: We called her, kiddo.
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Speaker 1: You know that's true.
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Speaker 3: Look, kiddo, Wow, I just hope those two were able to patch it up.
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Speaker 1: Do we know the story? Did they end up working together for years after that? Or was that the end of it?
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Speaker 4: Or I think they continued on.
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Speaker 1: I think they did too.
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Speaker 3: I remember we've heard the whole story more than once, but.
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Speaker 1: It was a long time ago, so back then it will I mean, it's do we have a data on that. Do you have any idea what year that was. No, but it was before something could go viral online and all that sort of thing. So you could have just moved on and it only existed like at radio stations and TV stations being passed on like physical media. If it happened today, it would be everywhere. Jimmy Fallon would be talking about it, and I mean it would be be memes and set to music and everything like that. You'd have to remss this, You'd have to address it.
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Speaker 7: You'd have to walk about Harold Harold Green, rug and shit, shit Harold Green, the dance remigs, night after night, night after night.
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Speaker 1: Harold Green, Tonight, Harold Green. That's not true. True. Yes, they would have had to have addressed it, but I think back in the old days they probably could just soldier on and the ninety of their audience never heard it, so didn't know that. Behind the scenes she was talking about how drunk she was. I know, you go home, I have a few shots, come back in here. Differently, that's not true. Sounds a little true, man. You sound a little slow.
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Speaker 3: Night after night, you know you do occasionally. I know you have run into the drunk who does not slur at all. Right, that's always impressed me. That's that's my uh uh oh, I've had too much because I will.
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Speaker 1: Start to slur and you notice it yourself. Oh yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. In fact, it's you know sometimes that happens that you think, no, I'm fine, and then like thirty seconds later you're like, that's why I think, oh oh no, whoops. Yeah, I'm not going to finish this. Yeah, because I'd rather not be embarrassing myself.
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Speaker 1: I do that enough.
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Speaker 4: Yes, Michael, that's the question is strictly for entertainment purposes anybody listening, So would possibly either one of you have ever been inebriated?
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Speaker 1: Oh many times? Oh yeah, what on the air? Yeah yeah, many times, not many times, but more than once.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, I mean there have been a couple of things that we've done.
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Speaker 1: In the evening, well I've done I have to separate between things where and I don't know if they I don't know if you could still get away with this in the radio industry. Maybe it could, because they do that on New Year's Eve on CNN. That's part of their whole thing. How drunk They're going to get nobody watches to see how drunk they get. But I've done a whole bunch of radio things where drinking was like we were all drinking and that was part of the deal. Like you're broadcasting at a parade or a concert or whatever, and you're talking about how much you're drinking and everybody knows you. That's different then the I wasn't supposed to be drunk and I was, which only happened two or three times I think, where I was actually drunk working like an evening shift. God, I had one bad one in Kansas City. Woo oh no. My best friend and I went out. We drank all afternoon and I had to work the shift that night. Oh boy, and I was so damn hammered and uh playing records at the time. And I'll tell you what happens when you're drunk the record. It doesn't matter if it's a five minute song. It's over in like that. I mean, you you get it on, you get it rolling, you try not to slur out this is Fleetwood mac over enunciating seato slur and uh, and then you think, okay, I'm cool for a little bit and you look over it's over and it's going skits over you know it's already at the end of the song. Oh that was rough. I absolutely should have would have been fired for that if anybody had caught on. Wowow, that was rough. I think that was the only time I was actually drunk when I was supposed to not be drunk. But that was a rough one. Horrifically hungover. Yeah, oh my god, that's a different topic. Yeah. Name me somebody in the radio or TV business that has not done their job horrifically hungover and maybe they work for k q R, Quaker Television or.
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Speaker 3: Something, right, Yeah, not good memories. Oh no, that's good at all that. I can feel the nausea, the pain, the headache.
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Speaker 1: Go if I remember just the same. Wait, I'm not done with my description. It was k c FX, which I believe still exists in Kansas City, and we're on the air and game snow down the Fox. Yes, we had the chiefs and I was working overnights on like a Saturday night, and it's three o'clock in the morning. So I don't know how many people were listening, but if I remember right, I'll have to ask my friend Chris, because he was there in the studio. People were calling in and saying dude, are you okay? Oh yeah, that was not good. Oh good boy. He could have snuffed your career. And it's infinitly absolutely could have. Oh my lord, god, dang it. I just get a song on him. Think okay, I'm cool, I've got four let I'm gonna get a drink. Oh what's over? Tell you what, Jack?
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Speaker 3: You go home, you drink forty beers. You're not the same guy.
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Speaker 1: That's not that very true. Well, I guess that's it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happens you leave work and do a couple of shooters. It's one more thing.
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Speaker 2: I'm one more thing.
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Speaker 3: I was about town a couple of stiff ones to get through this stinking podcast.
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Speaker 1: That's not true. So before we play one of our favorite clips we've ever had in the history of the radio show, apparently we have a new one. So these are news anchors getting into an argument on the air, Michael or like off the air, but they typed it's off the air, but cameras are rolling, so it sounds.
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Speaker 4: Like a segment went bad. Is apparently what happened.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's hear it.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to do that again. I am I'm an Amy script the Amy's Angels one there was the second thing didn't make sense, so I was just trying to fix that part. And I can't wait for you to go through them all and then I go through them because then I'm already getting ready by that. But this time we had to do the PSAs, So.
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Speaker 1: Finish, what go ahead?
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Speaker 2: I don't think you are you walking out really angry?
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Speaker 3: Geez?
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Speaker 2: Oh, Pete, can I feel please finish? We're'm gonna say what the.
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Speaker 1: Grow up.
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Speaker 2: I'm so done with her antics telling on me every five seconds. I'm done.
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Speaker 1: So I wish there was more. There had to be more because it was mundane. But then it went zero to right. There had to be more. Who cut it off?
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Speaker 3: Damn it?
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Speaker 1: Uh? It sounded like there was a gentleman there who was trying to calm things down. And you hear that towards the end, And isn't the woman in the classic? Yes? Yeah, yeah, So now we're going to go back to uh famous Los Angeles news. We gotta get more of that.
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Speaker 3: There's got to be Unless somebody realized, oh, these mics are hot and cut it.
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Speaker 1: At that could be very well.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's happened to us more than once.
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Speaker 1: We're usually bad. Well I'm not gonna say we're usually bad. Mouthing yeah, good lord man would be a bad idea. The smart thing if you're in broadcasting is to never say anything around a microphone that you don't want aired or recorded. That's the smart thing to do. Do I follow that? Have I followed that? Over the previous forty three years I've been talking into microphones? Uh No, I'm just lucky that there's not some viral something going out there. That is a national meme of various things.
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Speaker 3: I've said, We've become savvy enough though that if we're in a studio with microphones and we're getting, you know, treasonous, that we unplug the microphone.
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Speaker 1: Reason. So this is a classic. I've heard it eight million times and I look forward to hearing it again. It's so good. Male anchor and female anchor who had been working together for years, and they were a big deal in Los Angeles for a long time, and they got I don't know what I've probably been building for years. Anyway, this is how it went during a commercial break.
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Speaker 5: I guess first second, all the time it frequently is complaining about it, then we better because tonight we better talk about it because I think you've got a problem. I think we've got a problem, all right, if that's what you think, And we'll talk about it after the show, and we'll talk about it with Roger Bell, because I'm not going to sit here night after night and put up with this sh okay.
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Speaker 6: Night after night, night after night where what looks.
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Speaker 5: Like that's the way it's going to go.
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Speaker 6: A little higher than that. Even you're not only wrong, you're way out of line.
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Speaker 5: Let me tell you, so you started it pass you want Harold Green? You might get them?
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Speaker 6: Is it really good?
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Speaker 2: Old Harold Green?
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Speaker 5: Okay, okay, you want to start dealing with Go ahead, that's what you want. You just might get it. You know, you go home and have a couple of shooters, and I don't know what happens when you come back. You're not the same lady.
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Speaker 3: That's it's not set.
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Speaker 5: Some nights it is.
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Speaker 6: Manne and the news happened. You see it happen on Channel seven, the number one station to news and information and Southern Cam upon you No Paul Moyer and Mark Johnny mountin weather, Oh God, donajo, So I'm so happy?
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Speaker 1: Is eye Witness.
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Speaker 5: News the Mike you go in dead tonight in an execution style murder in Los Angeles. Good evening, all, it's now the eleven.
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Speaker 1: He's off being a professional.
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Speaker 3: Johnny Mott is refusing to choose sides in the current bitch fest.
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Speaker 1: There's so much goodness in that. Oh, I know, we've always enjoyed the fact that poor Hill de Green, who done nothing wrong? WHOA how did I come in? Frick? He's thinking, how did I get involved in this? Do you want to work with shit? Wait on shit? Oh my god. And then I like, he accuses her of being too drunk to do her job and she has like no response to it. Well, that's not true.
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Speaker 7: I mean, if you told.
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Speaker 1: Me I was drunk on the air and I wasn't, what the hell are you talking about? Let's she is too drunk to come up with a better comeback. That's not true.
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Speaker 3: Night after night, I feel I almost feel bad for her because she's a gentle spirit.
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Speaker 1: She sounds a dope.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, probably hot. I don't I don't know her. Actually, I think she's still kicking. Harold Green passed what a couple of years ago. I don't know what Headstone say.
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Speaker 1: He wasn't ship.
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Speaker 7: Quin saying is ship You.
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Speaker 1: Want to work with Harold Green? That's fine, good Old Harold Green. You want to work with shit?
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Speaker 3: Sorry, Hans, I'm a nice guy, best way, maybe my best days are behind. He's no need to you know, I'm not even.
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Speaker 1: In this argument. Ah boy, that is so dangnan funny.
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Speaker 3: Oh, she has the aggressiveness because they had to go back on the air, so everybody had to keep cool, kind of.
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Speaker 1: Which one of them is pounding the papers. You think, is that him or her that's dealing with their frustration by pounding the scripts over and over again. I guess it's him.
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Speaker 3: I'm guessing it's him. Probably seemed like a more male thing today, and.
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Speaker 1: Her really weak retort of, oh, you're not only wrong, you're way out of line.
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Speaker 3: Wow, about if I up the anti handing a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Oh here we go, Hell, hath no fury? Like a woman's scored. She's about to lay it on him. You're not only wrong, you're way out of line. What's that's all you got?
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Speaker 3: You know? She strikes me as a sweet.
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Speaker 1: And then maybe she's just too nice to get into the bare knuckled fight that what's his name was looking for there right exactly?
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Speaker 4: We called her, kiddo.
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Speaker 1: You know that's true.
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Speaker 3: Look, kiddo, Wow, I just hope those two were able to patch it up.
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Speaker 1: Do we know the story? Did they end up working together for years after that? Or was that the end of it?
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Speaker 4: Or I think they continued on.
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Speaker 1: I think they did too.
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Speaker 3: I remember we've heard the whole story more than once, but.
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Speaker 1: It was a long time ago, so back then it will I mean, it's do we have a data on that. Do you have any idea what year that was. No, but it was before something could go viral online and all that sort of thing. So you could have just moved on and it only existed like at radio stations and TV stations being passed on like physical media. If it happened today, it would be everywhere. Jimmy Fallon would be talking about it, and I mean it would be be memes and set to music and everything like that. You'd have to remss this, You'd have to address it.
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Speaker 7: You'd have to walk about Harold Harold Green, rug and shit, shit Harold Green, the dance remigs, night after night, night after night.
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Speaker 1: Harold Green, Tonight, Harold Green. That's not true. True. Yes, they would have had to have addressed it, but I think back in the old days they probably could just soldier on and the ninety of their audience never heard it, so didn't know that. Behind the scenes she was talking about how drunk she was. I know, you go home, I have a few shots, come back in here. Differently, that's not true. Sounds a little true, man. You sound a little slow.
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Speaker 3: Night after night, you know you do occasionally. I know you have run into the drunk who does not slur at all. Right, that's always impressed me. That's that's my uh uh oh, I've had too much because I will.
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Speaker 1: Start to slur and you notice it yourself. Oh yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. In fact, it's you know sometimes that happens that you think, no, I'm fine, and then like thirty seconds later you're like, that's why I think, oh oh no, whoops. Yeah, I'm not going to finish this. Yeah, because I'd rather not be embarrassing myself.
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Speaker 1: I do that enough.
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Speaker 4: Yes, Michael, that's the question is strictly for entertainment purposes anybody listening, So would possibly either one of you have ever been inebriated?
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Speaker 1: Oh many times? Oh yeah, what on the air? Yeah yeah, many times, not many times, but more than once.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, I mean there have been a couple of things that we've done.
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Speaker 1: In the evening, well I've done I have to separate between things where and I don't know if they I don't know if you could still get away with this in the radio industry. Maybe it could, because they do that on New Year's Eve on CNN. That's part of their whole thing. How drunk They're going to get nobody watches to see how drunk they get. But I've done a whole bunch of radio things where drinking was like we were all drinking and that was part of the deal. Like you're broadcasting at a parade or a concert or whatever, and you're talking about how much you're drinking and everybody knows you. That's different then the I wasn't supposed to be drunk and I was, which only happened two or three times I think, where I was actually drunk working like an evening shift. God, I had one bad one in Kansas City. Woo oh no. My best friend and I went out. We drank all afternoon and I had to work the shift that night. Oh boy, and I was so damn hammered and uh playing records at the time. And I'll tell you what happens when you're drunk the record. It doesn't matter if it's a five minute song. It's over in like that. I mean, you you get it on, you get it rolling, you try not to slur out this is Fleetwood mac over enunciating seato slur and uh, and then you think, okay, I'm cool for a little bit and you look over it's over and it's going skits over you know it's already at the end of the song. Oh that was rough. I absolutely should have would have been fired for that if anybody had caught on. Wowow, that was rough. I think that was the only time I was actually drunk when I was supposed to not be drunk. But that was a rough one. Horrifically hungover. Yeah, oh my god, that's a different topic. Yeah. Name me somebody in the radio or TV business that has not done their job horrifically hungover and maybe they work for k q R, Quaker Television or.
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Speaker 3: Something, right, Yeah, not good memories. Oh no, that's good at all that. I can feel the nausea, the pain, the headache.
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Speaker 1: Go if I remember just the same. Wait, I'm not done with my description. It was k c FX, which I believe still exists in Kansas City, and we're on the air and game snow down the Fox. Yes, we had the chiefs and I was working overnights on like a Saturday night, and it's three o'clock in the morning. So I don't know how many people were listening, but if I remember right, I'll have to ask my friend Chris, because he was there in the studio. People were calling in and saying dude, are you okay? Oh yeah, that was not good. Oh good boy. He could have snuffed your career. And it's infinitly absolutely could have. Oh my lord, god, dang it. I just get a song on him. Think okay, I'm cool, I've got four let I'm gonna get a drink. Oh what's over? Tell you what, Jack?
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Speaker 3: You go home, you drink forty beers. You're not the same guy.
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Speaker 1: That's not that very true. Well, I guess that's it.
