02-19-25 - Local Investigative Reporter's Eye Witness Is Named Pablo Picasso - Rock Wars - Song For Tiger Woods' Apology From This Day In 2010

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona
Episode: February 19, 2025
Title: Local Investigative Reporter's Eye Witness Is Named Pablo Picasso - Rock Wars - Song For Tiger Woods' Apology From This Day In 2010
Host: John Holmberg
Co-Hosts: Brady Bogan, Bret Vesely, Dick Toledo
Station: 98 KUPD | Hubbard Radio
Air Time: Weekdays 5:30a-10a
Release Date: February 19, 2025

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1. Local Investigative Reporter's Eye Witness Is Named Pablo Picasso

Overview:
In the opening segment, John Holmberg critiques a recent investigative report by Channel 3 reporter Jason Barry. The controversy centers around Barry interviewing an eight-year-old student from Garden Lakes Elementary School named Pablo Picasso. Holmberg humorously condemns both the reporter's choice of interviewee and the unconventional naming of the child, sparking lively discussions among the hosts.

Detailed Discussion:
Holmberg expresses his disbelief and amusement regarding the young boy's name, suggesting it reflects poorly on the parents or signifies the child's exceptional humor. He rhetorically questions the journalistic integrity of interviewing an eight-year-old for an investigative piece, implying that it undermines the seriousness of the report.

John Holmberg [00:36]: "This is Pablo Picasso. Now, either he's the funniest kid in the world and I want him working here right now, or his parents are the biggest dicks on the planet."

Holmberg extends his criticism by mocking the reporter, Jason Barry, branding him "the worst investigative reporter of all time." He insinuates that Barry's actions could inadvertently harm Pablo Picasso's future, particularly if the child aspires to enter the food service industry.

John Holmberg [00:36]: "Great work, journalist. And your name? I'm the Virgin Mary and this is Pablo Picasso."

Brady Bogan and Bret Vesely engage in the banter, supporting Holmberg's stance and adding their own humorous remarks. The conversation highlights the hosts' disdain for what they perceive as unprofessional journalism and underscores their commitment to maintaining quality content.

Brady Bogan [02:26]: "Even the guy typing it up, putting it on the screen, didn't go, wait a minute. I mean, come on."

John Holmberg [03:15]: "If you have brothers and sisters, he's gonna be the one that stands out. So he'll be the special one. Whatever."

The segment culminates with Holmberg inviting the reporter to confront the child personally, blending satire with a call for more responsible journalism.

John Holmberg [07:12]: "You have a fan in me, that's for sure. A little Pablo. Do you want a job here at kupd? You're hired."

Notable Quotes:

• John Holmberg [00:36]: "This is Pablo Picasso. Now, either he's the funniest kid in the world and I want him working here right now, or his parents are the biggest dicks on the planet."

• Brady Bogan [02:26]: "Even the guy typing it up, putting it on the screen, didn't go, wait a minute. I mean, come on."

• John Holmberg [07:12]: "You have a fan in me, that's for sure. A little Pablo. Do you want a job here at kupd? You're hired."

2. Rock Wars Segment: Song For Tiger Woods' Apology From 2010

Overview:
Transitioning from local journalism critique, the podcast delves into the "Rock Wars" segment—a weekly battle of musical supremacy where hosts choose songs that best represent specific events or situations. This week's topic focuses on selecting a song from 2010 that encapsulates Tiger Woods' public apology following his infamous infidelity scandal.

Detailed Discussion:
Brady Bogan introduces the topic, prompting a discussion about the appropriate 2010 song that mirrors Tiger Woods' apology to the public. The hosts explore various song options, debating their relevance and lyrical alignment with the scandal's themes of betrayal, public humiliation, and personal downfall.

John Holmberg [08:17]: "What song, wow, if it came out in 2010, would describe the situation?"

The conversation reveals differing perspectives on Tiger Woods' apology. Holmberg criticizes Woods for feeling indebted to the public, asserting that Woods owed no one an apology for his personal indiscretions.

John Holmberg [10:23]: "He didn't owe us an apology at all. No. Not even a little bit."

Brady Bogan suggests Godsmack's "Love Hate Sex Pain," highlighting its thematic resonance with Woods' tumultuous personal life.

Brady Bogan [15:06]: "He's got his girl, he's got his family over here. Got his booze. This is more what was going on in his head."

Bret Vesely counters with "Love Hate Sex Pain," also by Godsmack, emphasizing the emotional and destructive aspects of the scandal.

Bret Vesely [16:14]: "Love hates sex, pain. Completely apologizing what he did and what it's caused."

The segment concludes with votes cast by the hosts, ultimately selecting Godsmack's "Crying Like a Bitch" as the winning song that best represents Tiger Woods' apology and the surrounding scandal.

John Holmberg [16:39]: "I chose Godsmack's Crying Like A Bitch in honor of Tiger Woods' 15-year anniversary of him crying like a bitch and apologizing to the general public."

Notable Quotes:

• John Holmberg [08:17]: "What song, wow, if it came out in 2010, would describe the situation?"

• Brady Bogan [15:06]: "He's got his girl, he's got his family over here. Got his booze. This is more what was going on in his head."

• Bret Vesely [16:14]: "Love hates sex, pain. Completely apologizing what he did and what it's caused."

• John Holmberg [16:39]: "I chose Godsmack's Crying Like A Bitch in honor of Tiger Woods' 15-year anniversary of him crying like a bitch and apologizing to the general public."

3. Trivia Segment: Soda or Pop?

Overview:
Following the "Rock Wars" deliberation, the podcast shifts to a lighthearted trivia segment. The hosts engage listeners with a question about the terminology differences between "soda" and "pop," reflecting regional variations in beverage nomenclature.

Detailed Discussion:
Dick Toledo presents the trivia question:

Dick Toledo [19:56]: "What? Soda or pop? How whichever way you say it once built itself as the UN Cola Genius."

The answer reveals that "7Up" was dubbed the "UN Cola," highlighting its widespread recognition and neutral nomenclature across different regions.

Dick Toledo [20:03]: "Seven up was the un Cola."

While Bret Vesely triumphantly announces the correct answer, the hosts maintain their characteristic humor, poking fun at the simplicity of the question and each other's responses.

Bret Vesely [20:05]: "I've won again. See if you could be ready."

John Holmberg [20:12]: "Seven up was the on cola. Well, thank God for that."

Notable Quotes:

• Dick Toledo [19:56]: "What? Soda or pop? How whichever way you say it once built itself as the UN Cola Genius."

• John Holmberg [20:12]: "Seven up was the on cola. Well, thank God for that."

Conclusion

The February 19, 2025 episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona masterfully blends sharp local journalism critique with engaging musical analysis and interactive trivia. John Holmberg leads vibrant discussions filled with humor and candid opinions, supported by co-hosts Brady Bogan and Bret Vesely. The "Rock Wars" segment stands out as a highlight, showcasing the hosts' ability to intertwine current events with musical history, while the trivia segment adds a playful touch, encouraging listener participation.

Key Takeaways:

• Critical Insight: Hosts provide a humorous yet incisive critique of local journalism practices, emphasizing the importance of credible reporting.

• Engaging Segments: The "Rock Wars" feature offers an entertaining exploration of music's role in interpreting and reflecting societal events.

• Interactive Elements: Trivia questions foster listener engagement, maintaining the show's dynamic and interactive atmosphere.

Overall, the episode exemplifies Holmberg's Morning Sickness commitment to entertaining, questioning, and occasionally disturbing its audience, ensuring a captivating listening experience for both regular followers and new listeners alike.

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Transcript

[Dick Toledo]

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[John Holmberg]

You were laughing like a hyena when he said it. What the hell is wrong with you? Another perfect day here, and we got Rockhorse coming up in a second. I did also want to say thanks to Ian Schwartz last night for tattling on his own. I got a text from him. Channel three is Ian Schwartz, who sent me a picture of a kid who I hope doesn't open a restaurant anytime in his life. Jason Barry from Channel 3 was doing a story. I don't even know what the story was about, but when he was a student at the Garden Lakes Elementary School, and I don't know what he was being interviewed by the news for, but when the Jason Barry, the reporter said, all right, son, thanks for the interview. What's your name? He said, pablo Picasso. And they put it up on the screen. This is Pablo Picasso. Now, either he's the funniest kid in the world and I want him working here right now, or his parents are the biggest dicks on the planet and I want them working here right now. If you named your kid Pablo Picasso, fantastic. Jason Barry is the investigative reporter of Channel 3. If a kid goes, yeah, name's Pablo Pablo Picasso. All right, that's enough for me. See ya. You're the worst investigative reporter of all time. And according to Pablo Picasso, the young man I spoke to earlier, it's like Jason. But now that he's been duped, the dude that does the dirty dining report who was pulling double duty, is going to destroy Pablo Picasso's restaurant if that kid, he'll. He'll stay working until his 90s to make sure that Pablo doesn't fall into the food service industry because he's gonna follow this kid all over for embarrassing him. Great work, journalist. And your name? I'm the Virgin Mary and this is Pablo Picasso. All right, thanks for your time. Thanks. Thanks. I'm not going to ask any questions about that.

[Brady Bogan]

Even the guy typing it up, putting it on the screen, didn't go, wait a minute. I mean, come on.

[John Holmberg]

I think it's a one man operation now. I think most of those dudes are doing it all on their own.

[Brady Bogan]

Oh, okay.

[John Holmberg]

When I spoke with UConn Cornelius, he had told me you didn't ask the question about that. You were doing an investigative report and you talked to whom? An eight year old Pablo. God damn it. I hear it now. Damn it.

[Dick Toledo]

That's the revelation.

[John Holmberg]

Jason Barry's an idiot. I take that. I'm taking that one on the chin, boys. That's me. Now, let's say he did question. He goes, all right, what's your school ID there, Pablo? And he breaks out of Garden Lakes Junior High Elementary. Pablo Picayo. All right, God damn it. Can I meet your parents? Because they're hilarious. Where's this Picasso family that went for it with their firstborn boy?

[Brady Bogan]

Or is he one of the Chris Valenzuelas and just, you know.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, it's a good name. We'll just go with that. I run with this. But if your last name's Picasso and you got a boy and you look at your wife and you're like, should we. Yeah, what the hell? Do it. Put it on the paper. And then the guy in the hospital's gotta, you know. You guys sure you wanna do this? Really? Yeah, what's wrong with that?

[Dick Toledo]

You know what you're doing to the kid?

[John Holmberg]

You know what you're doing, right? It's gonna be on the radio someday. They're gonna be making fun of this. Ah, whatever. Yeah, his name's Pablo Picasso. What? If you have brothers and sisters, he's gonna be the one that stands out. So he'll be the special one. Whatever.

[Brett]

Knock yourself out.

[John Holmberg]

Knock yourself out. I hope he's never on the news. Anyway. Jason Barry, I want you to drive back over to Garden Lakes, find that kid, go to whatever school that. Because he says he was a school. He was a. You know, he's an attendee of this Garden Lakes Elementary School. So you go in there right now. If you're Jason Barry, go into that front desk that's probably on lockdown now because you can't go into a school now without being like a military base. And you say, I want Pablo Picasso and I want him here right now. If everybody starts laughing and pointing at you, or if people show up with long white sleeved coats, probably not there. You talk to that little prick and you go, why don't you do that to me. I work hard for my money, you little prick. I trusted you. Thanks for your information, young man. What's your name? Pablo Picasso. Yeah, and you can eat. Get out of my face. I'm done with you. Yeah, this is my brother. Jesus Christ. My friend Henrietta Hippo. Write that down in your little notebook, you piece of shit.

[Brett]

Salvador Dali.

[John Holmberg]

I got Dolly, I got Chopin over here. He plays the flute or something. You asked a lot of questions, Barry. By the way, my dad owns Pacinos. And you all over that place once in your dirty dining. Well, they had chicken stored above the steak. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Tell it to the cops. Piece of. I love this kid. I love Pablo Picasso of Garden Lakes Elementary School. And I know a man in his 50s isn't supposed to say that about a strange elementary school student, but I love you, kid. Not in a Catholic priest way, just in a Boy, do I admire the balls on you. And he got his friends together because young people don't watch local news. He's effing with the guy. And then they laughed for half an hour and then went back to TikTok or whatever it is the hell they do, being annoying. But to the Picasso family of Garden Lakes. You have a fan in me, that's for sure. A little Pablo. Do you want a job here at kupd? You're hired. You have a friend in me. What did you see? I didn't see nothing. What's your name? Pablo Picasso. Thank you very much, Mr. Picasso. You're welcome, Jason. Dumbass Barry. Great investigation you're doing. I'm looking deep into the facts. Oh, did you find it?

[Brady Bogan]

Now here's another one.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, this guy's name is Jack Goff. That's not a Jason Barry story, though. No? No. Anyway, I didn't see nothing. I think you're investigating nothing. And that's where I stand. All right. Can I get your name for the record? Jack off. Thank you, Mr. Golf.

[Dick Toledo]

If Jason Barry has a history of this.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, if it's Jack off and Pablo Picasso and IP Far I'd be far. Love it. My name is Vage a Gnosis. V, A G A V, A J. Gnosis. N O S I, S. All right. Thank you, Mr. Gnosis. When is this gonna air? I wanna get my friends at the bar together. Oh, this is my son. What's his name? Pablo. Pablo Gnosis. No, Pablo Picasso, you dumb pile of.

[Brady Bogan]

Mr. Hunt, what is your first name?

[John Holmberg]

Michael. I'm Michael Hunt.

[Brett]

I'm at the Greek Festival interviewing Harry Paratesti.

[John Holmberg]

My name is Cleat Oris. Pop that up there on the big scene. Cleat oris. Thank you, Mr. Oros. Anyway, hilarious. Good job, Pablo. Little Pablo Picasso. I'm sure you had a good belly laugh out of that, because I know I did. Because even. Even another. Even the weatherman text and goes, wow, do we get exclusive interviews? He sent this to me so I'd be like, what's going on over there? It's a Pulitzer Prize. If Jason Berry found Pablo Picasso at the elementary school. A lot of pressure on that kid. Brady, it's time now for you to give us a topic for this week's Rock Wars. Since you won last week with a trivia question. Go ahead.

[Brett]

There is something that happened 15 years ago. Talked about it earlier. Tiger woods gave his press conference. So turn back to Time Machine. What song, wow, if it came out in 2010, would describe the situation?

[John Holmberg]

The song has to be from 2010.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

A 2010 song. Yes. Oh, my God, that's narrow. And it's about Tiger Woods.

[Brett]

The situation. Yeah, the Tiger woods situation.

[John Holmberg]

Man, we needed a day on this one.

[Brady Bogan]

Yeah, no kidding.

[John Holmberg]

You know what's great about.

[Dick Toledo]

Just go with the Virgin Mary.

[John Holmberg]

I take it back. You can go. The Virgin Mary. Can we do a thing for a young Pablo? The. The best thing about the. The Tiger woods thing was again, like, they took away his Perkins waitresses and his drugs and he couldn't play golf very well anymore. The better part was somehow or another, he owed us an apology. He got caught on Thanksgiving weekend by his wife going through his phone and she knocked him silly while he was drugged out of his mind and tried to. He was so afraid of that. That Viking Swede woman whose mother, by the way, his last name is Holmberg, first name Barbara. She was like a president's assistant in Sweden. So she's from royalty. The Holmberg line. And Elin Nordegan scared him so much with his own golf clubs. He druggie ran to his own car and made it about 8ft and smashed into a tree and then got the crap beaten out of him anyway with that stick. If that wasn't enough embarrassment, two months later, we, the general public, demanded an apology. He sat behind a desk and said he's sorry. He was bone and Perkins waitresses. He somehow owed us something.

[Brett]

And we never really accepted how much he. He went into details. He just.

[John Holmberg]

He didn't. But we knew what happened at that point. We knew what had happened. So he's just coming out going, yeah, kind of a rough couple months. I Suppose I owe you strangers an apology, too. I'm not exactly the guy you thought I was wearing the. The watch and driving the Buick and. Sorry. I guess I'm sorry if one of those Perkins waitresses was your wife, daughter, or girlfriend, because I boned the life out of her. And then he just kept 15 minutes. He was up there forever. It was. I'd never seen anything like it. Tiger woods had to apologize to us on this day 15 years ago.

[Brett]

His mom.

[John Holmberg]

His mom. His mom was sitting next to him. Like, me. Oh, me. Many of you have cheered for me or you. Many of you have blown me or he supported me. Now, every one of you has good reason to be critical of me. It's just so weird. We can all think he's a dick and stuff, but he didn't owe us an apology at all. No. Not even a little bit. I mean, remember Jim Nance coming out saying he wouldn't talk about him at the next tournament because he didn't want him to get any endorsement money? That's how they make the endorsement money, is that they. Like CBS does show them more. And Jim Nance is kind of the ringleader of that in a lot of cases, that they'll push it around.

[Brett]

It was before Tiger More didn't happen so much.

[John Holmberg]

No, he did that after he said, I'm not. I'm not going to mention him as often anymore because people. That's money for him. And I don't think he was angry like, Jim Nance made, like, a statement about that. Angered him. Like, he was dating that Perkins way. It was 15 years ago today. Yeah. At Tiger Woods. Apologize to us for having an affair on America. Sorry, America. I've been boning behind your back. I lied to you about it, too. I didn't want you to know I was hitting those fat white ladies at the Perkins. It's embarrassing, and I owe you all some sort of. I'm gonna send you all some flowers. And it didn't work because Eland dumped him, like, a week later when it kept happening, like, 30 Perkins waitresses showed up. Like, me, too. Like, I don't know. All right, so from a song from 2010, you're sticking to that?

[Brett]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

All right. That wasn't the original thought, but when you said it, you stuck to it. I got to give him that. I got to go through the 2010 release. So does Brady, though. He put himself in this corner. Oh, yeah, we all do. You painted yourself into this corner. This is not the point of picking the top, is to help you so we'll have that. There's no way you can suggest anything. You guys have to do too much research. We're asking you to do too much. We'll come up with something. And hopefully it ends with a trivia question. Rock War is coming up next. John Holmberg's morning sickness. The 98 KUPD. Holmberg's morning sickness. It's time for the weekly battle of musical supremacy. It's called Rock wars and it's brought to you by our friends at Mo Money Pawn. Short or long term collateral loans from $10 to $100,000 or more. No credit needed and top dollar paid. The entire process just taking several minutes. Mo Money pond.com 12th street and Indian School. Brady's topic this week, very detailed. Unintentionally, I'm sure. Pick a song from 2010 that best describes or best represents what happened on this day in 2010, which was Tiger woods apologized for cheating on America. Still don't understand that Tiger Yoda's not. We got everything we ever needed out of the stories that were told when that Perkins waitress whipped her tampon out of the passenger side window and the dude from the newspaper went in. The Inquirer, I think got out of his car and went and picked it up. Saw Tiger get in there. She pops out her plug, throws it into the parking lot at the Perkins. Tiger has his way with her squirt. She wanders off. He grabs the evidence, her herp. Worst part is she goes, yeah, I gotta serve fish all night. And if you want to come by afterward, maybe I'll blow you in the car. But I want so much more, baby. It's gonna be a murder scene down there. I don't care.

[Brett]

After he plowed through his lumberjack breakfast. Bring a couple towels.

[John Holmberg]

I don't want to get that Escalade all coated like OJ's house. You got it, baby. You want me to keep this in or no? Toss it out the window. You smell like deep fried bad fish. It's tilapia night. Oh, God. But he did it, and I was impressed. So then he had to apologize to us. And it was going on 15 years ago at this very moment, where we all sat back and said, who do you think you are, Mr. Woods? We, as a perfect society, don't take kindly to your actions. And he apologized. So what song best represents it? Brady, who would you like to go first?

[Brett]

Brett, what do you got?

[Brady Bogan]

All right, I think this. This song pretty much the chorus especially, just describes tiger's life in 2010. Got my friends got the recipe for one hell of a life. Got my girl, got my family, my booze. That's all I need for a hell of a good time. It's hell, yeah, hell of a time.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, it's 2010, huh? All right. He's more celebrating it. Oh, yeah. Along with the apology.

[Brady Bogan]

He's got his girl, he's got his family over here.

[John Holmberg]

Sure, they were there. Got his booze. This is more what was going on in his head. Oh, yeah. I get some booze and pills and a girl, I'm good. Guess you're trying to take that from me. All right. Hell yeah. Hell of a time. I like that, Brady. Go ahead. Yeah, Mine is what I think was actually happening. You didn't owe us an apology. I don't know why you had to do that. And you went up there like a lady and started sobbing, crying like a bitch. Godsmack, how are you doing, man? You didn't owe the general public an apology. You should have called your endorsers and said, I screwed up. You can drop me. I understand asking me for forgiveness bigger jackass than you are. But there he was on tv, sobbing it out with his mother, talking about all that strange he was pulling. That had to be awkward. All right, Freddie, go ahead.

[Brett]

We're gonna duel it out.

[John Holmberg]

You got God smack. Oh, boy. Love hates sex, pain.

[Brett]

Love hates sex, pain.

[John Holmberg]

All right.

[Brett]

Completely apologizing what he did and what it's caused.

[John Holmberg]

All right. Love, hate, sex, pain. Those are pretty good. All 2010? Hell yeah. Hell of a party time.

[Brady Bogan]

Hell of a time.

[John Holmberg]

I chose Godsmack's Crying Like A. And Brady chose Love, Hate, Sex Pain by godsmack. Same album, 2010, for the great Tiger woods, who really still don't understand after he took a beating with a novel.

[Brett]

His mom made him.

[John Holmberg]

His mom made him stand there. Somebody standing. Tiger, you go apologize. If people need apology, act like your daddy, idiot. Then we find out later in Tiger's life through a documentary that his dad used to have a fifth wheel he kept on the 18th green of the golf course near their house so he.

[Brett]

Could the driving range.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, so he could shag whores. Well, Tiger practiced with a coach. I'm gonna take off for a second, then. Eldrick, you stay with this nice man. He ain't gonna teach you how to putt.

[Brett]

Where you going, Daddy?

[John Holmberg]

He said fifth wheel over there has got a business waitress. It smells a little bit like deep fried tilapia. And that's a thing we woods boys like. What? Just shut out the window. That's Feminine hygiene products, son, you'll understand. Anyway, who will win Holmberg at 98kupd.com youm can vote there. Text 97936. You can call us 585-9800. We'll find out who wins Rock Wars. This week it's 98 John Holmberg's Morning Sickness. The 98 KUPD Holmberg's Morning Sickness. Now we got a haul balls through it. It's the results of the Rock Wars. The 2010 song that best represents Tiger Woods 2010 apology. Yes, Brady came up with the topic this week.

[Brady Bogan]

Gotta give him credit.

[John Holmberg]

I'll do you.

[Brady Bogan]

He dug deep on this one.

[John Holmberg]

Kyle says Jesus Christ, Brady. Normally you put no effort into coming. This time you swing all the way to the other end. Go too far. The opposite to the stupid ass topic, Brady. But that being said, John somehow managed to nail it. My vote goes to you, Chancellor. Next one says rock horse topic sponsored by Mad Libs. Voting for Guido today. I just heard hell yeah instead of God smack. That's my thing. And Harland Sanders approves. My vote goes to the rose colored glasses of Brady Bogan. We don't much have time. We don't know how much time he has left with us. This topic might be all the words he has left three weeks in a row. Say it isn't so, but I do think he nailed it with his Godsmack song. Go Brady. No, seriously, take a lap after this topic. My vote is for Pop Pop. But this will be the last time my vote's for Holmberg because for real, Tiger didn't owe anybody an apology. That's kind of where Brett song comes in though. I'm torn. I'm voting for Homer. John, I'm with you. No one wants to hear a man sob publicly crying like a has. My vote goes on and on like that. I won the emails. 11 to eight over Brett. Three for Brady. What do you have over there?

[Dick Toledo]

Right now Brady's got a two vote lead over Brett.

[John Holmberg]

All right, John, pick a number between one and five. Number four is today's topic. And that is trivia again. Jesus Christ. It's like he's writing the list. He knows what trivia every time. Brett's gonna lose all of these. All right, hurry up. All right, we got time for you to start search. You need to have a trivia question at the red.

[Dick Toledo]

I had it.

[John Holmberg]

All right, go. Doesn't sound like it.

[Dick Toledo]

What? Soda or pop?

[John Holmberg]

Whatever.

[Dick Toledo]

How whichever way you say it once build itself as the UN Cola Genius. Super genius.

[John Holmberg]

Seven up. Yes. Seven up was the un Cola.

[Brett]

I've won again. See if you could be ready.

[John Holmberg]

You're ready.

[Brady Bogan]

I would have guessed wrong. Anyway, it doesn't matter.

[John Holmberg]

What were you gonna say? 7Up is right. 7Up was the on cola. Well, thank God for that. So we'll start Larry's show with crying like a bitch in honor of Tiger Woods 15 and 15 year anniversary of him crying like a bitch and apologizing to the general public for something we don't got no, no right to get an apology from. Anyway, I'll bring it back to normal next Wednesday. Brett.

[Brady Bogan]

Thank Christ.

[John Holmberg]

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