02-25-25 - BR - TUE - Roman Empire Lasted Until 1806 - Smarter Chimps Can Throw Poop Further - March Is Natl Pasta Sauce Month - New Tik Tok Challenge Drops Heavy Objects On Feet

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Release Date: February 25, 2025
Host: John Holmberg with Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo
Station: 98 KUPD | Hubbard Radio

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1. Protecting Inheritance During Divorce

Timestamp: [00:33 - 04:46]

Brady Bogen delves into the complexities of how inheritances are treated in divorce proceedings. He emphasizes that inheritances are generally considered separate property and are not subject to division during a divorce, provided they are kept separate from marital assets. Brady states, "Inheritance is generally not considered marital property... it's considered separate property and is usually not subject to division during a divorce" (00:33).

He further explains the importance of maintaining the separation of inherited funds. "If the person who got the inheritance says, I'm gonna start my own account, they're walking away from you. They're getting out" (02:22). Brady warns that commingling inheritance with marital assets can convert it into community property, jeopardizing its protected status. He advises listeners to consult with a lawyer to safeguard their inheritances, especially in the absence of a prenuptial agreement.

2. Food and Culture

a. National Clam Chowder Day

Timestamp: [04:46 - 06:09]

The team celebrates National Clam Chowder Day, sparking a lively debate about regional variations. Brady asks, "Boston or San Fran?" (04:54), prompting a discussion on the differences between New England and Manhattan clam chowders. The group humorously critiques the Manhattan version, describing it as "all orange and it was in a bowl of bread... like tomato soup with potatoes and clams" (05:35). They express a preference for the creamy New England style, highlighting local favorites in Des Moines.

b. National Pasta Sauce Month

Timestamp: [09:44 - 12:30]

Celebrating March as National Pasta Sauce Month, the hosts discuss Instacart's data on America's favorite pasta sauces and the states with the highest consumption. "Iowa leads the way with the most obsessed with pasta sauce," notes Brady (10:04). They joke about the influence of Italian culture in states like Iowa, Wisconsin, and West Virginia, associating high sauce consumption with traditional Italian communities. The conversation includes humorous remarks about farming and the potential for increasing tomato cultivation in Iowa to boost sauce production.

3. Animal Intelligence

a. Crows Holding Grudges

Timestamp: [05:57 - 06:52]

An intriguing segment shares research from the University of Washington, revealing that crows can hold grudges against specific individuals for up to 17 years. Brady humorously relates this to personal experiences, saying, "I'm convinced that Spike Owen and perhaps Mark Langston and maybe great Mariners Ken Griffey Jr. had wronged a crow once" (06:09). This leads to amusing anecdotes about encounters with aggressive crows, highlighting their remarkable memory and social intelligence.

b. Chimps' Poop-Throwing Ability

Timestamp: [08:04 - 09:44]

The discussion shifts to whether a chimp's ability to throw poop is indicative of intelligence. Brady skeptically remarks, "It's a sign of having a rock and arm. That's all" (08:09), dismissing the notion that this behavior reflects higher cognitive abilities. The hosts engage in a playful debate, concluding that throwing poop is more about physical capability than intelligence, with Brady humorously asserting, "All four of us could go down and grab a pile of arpu and one of us is going to throw it further. It doesn't make that guy the smartest one" (08:34).

4. Historical Tidbit: The Holy Roman Empire

Timestamp: [06:59 - 08:02]

A surprising historical fact is shared: the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved in 1806, meaning there were three decades where both the Holy Roman Empire and the United States coexisted. Brady questions, "Isn't that Holy Roman Empire? Shouldn't that have been dodged by that point?" (07:13). The hosts humorously speculate about the lingering presence of the Holy Roman Empire, with Brady sarcastically noting, "You just don't know about it yet. Oh, poor Mrs. West." This segment blends historical trivia with the show's characteristic humor.

5. Addiction and Justice

a. Candy Crush Addiction Case

Timestamp: [12:50 - 14:16]

The podcast covers a legal case involving a British woman addicted to Candy Crush, allegedly triggered by the medication ropinirol prescribed for restless leg syndrome. Brady sarcastically comments, "Man, they basically made her one windy day away from being a constant orgasm" (13:58), highlighting the absurdity of the situation. The court ruled that the medication caused her addiction, awarding her $215,000 in damages. The hosts mockingly suggest alternatives, such as prescribing Ozempic, adding to the comedic tone of the discussion.

b. Exonerated Inmate Gordon Cordero

Timestamp: [14:16 - 16:40]

Gordon Cordero, a 51-year-old man from Hawaii, was exonerated after 30 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, thanks to DNA evidence. Brady narrates, "He was convicted of killing a guy in 1994 over a drug deal gone bad. But he always maintained his innocence and DNA evidence finally cleared him" (14:16). The conversation touches on his adjustment to life outside prison, including encountering the prevalence of smartphones, which he found overwhelming compared to his time behind bars. The hosts reflect on the justice system, joking about the irony of his freedom and the initial conviction.

c. Kim Kardashian's Misposting Incident

Timestamp: [16:36 - 17:36]

A mishap involving Kim Kardashian is discussed, where she mistakenly posted a picture of the wrong individual associated with the Innocence Project. Brady quips, "She called him a convicted killer. It's the wrong person" (16:40), highlighting the potential repercussions, including a lawsuit from the actual individual featured in the incorrect post. The hosts use this incident to comment on the importance of accuracy on social media platforms.

6. Travel News: JetBlue's Weather Promise

Timestamp: [16:40 - 18:10]

JetBlue announces a partnership with a startup named Weather Promise, offering travelers reimbursement if it rains during their vacation. Brady critiques the practicality of the offer, stating, "Don't buy that insurance. That's just you're wasting your money" (18:10). The hosts analyze the terms, noting that reimbursement is only provided for excessive rain, which is vaguely defined, and typically results in minimal refunds. The consensus is that while the idea is innovative, the execution may not provide significant value to consumers.

7. Social Media Challenges: The TikTok Drop Challenge

Timestamp: [18:23 - 23:19]

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing the latest TikTok challenges, particularly the Drop Challenge, which involves dropping increasingly heavy objects on one's feet to test endurance against pain.

Brady humorously supports the challenge, saying, "I'm all for the TikTok Challenge" (18:29), despite acknowledging its dangerous nature. The hosts explore various iterations of the challenge, including dangerous additions like juggling Tide pods or attempting BASE jumping without a parachute. They critique the lack of safety and the viral nature of these harmful activities, with Brady warning, "TikTok wants you to challenge yourself" (21:48). The segment concludes with a mix of humor and concern over the potential risks associated with these viral trends.

Additionally, the hosts review several brutal videos submitted by listeners, including violent altercations and reckless stunts, further emphasizing the unpredictable and often hazardous content proliferating on social media platforms.

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Notable Quotes:

• Brady on inheritance in divorce: "Inheritance is generally not considered marital property... it's considered separate property and is usually not subject to division during a divorce." (00:33)
• On National Clam Chowder Day: "Boston or San Fran?" (04:54)
• Discussing Candy Crush addiction: "Man, they basically made her one windy day away from being a constant orgasm." (13:58)
• On TikTok dangers: "TikTok wants you to challenge yourself." (21:48)

Conclusion: This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness offers a blend of humor, insightful discussions, and entertaining anecdotes covering a wide range of topics from legal advice and historical facts to current social media trends and personal stories. John Holmberg and his co-hosts provide listeners with engaging content that is both informative and entertaining, ensuring a lively start to the day for Arizona's #1 morning radio show audience.

Transcript

[Dick Toledo]

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[Brady]

Morning sickness the old method of treatment for a person in this condition was to throw him in jail. Day just keeps getting better and better. Just one step outside and you're like, whoa, maybe you should work from home in your backyard. It's glorious. It's perfect outside. It's time now for Brady to give you all of the news that only Brady knows. We call it the Brady Report before we get to it, just to clear it all up. AI is the answering machine. Inheritance is generally not considered marital property. For all you people that are emailing saying, I got this and I had all the rules, it's considered separate property and is usually not subject to division during a divorce. However, here are the rules. Inheritances are considered separate property if they're kept separate from marital assets. So writing on the wall, if you have an inheritance coming in and the person who got the inheritance says, I'm gonna start my own account, they're walking away from you. They're getting out. Assets acquired before marriage are generally considered separate property. So if it's before you got married, you got to keep that accumulated.

[Unknown]

Like if you started a 401k before.

[Brady]

You got married, the chunk that you had before, that's always yours. Yeah, Gifts specifically designated for one spouse during the marriage are considered separate. That's a tough one. If you commingle your inheritance at any point, it is community property. So if the person like say Brett Mathias, that lucky uncle, gives Brett a bunch of dirty, dirty Italian mob money and he starts to pile it into Matthias cash, now it's half hers. You keep it separate, you're planning on leaving her. That's basically all that is. There's one of the other we've been.

[Unknown]

Doing that since day one.

[Brady]

So essentially it if they have a valid prenuptial agreement, it may outline specific that stuff that says tips here. Protect your inheritance during a divorce. Always keep it Separate from marital assets. Well, that is the biggest red flag of all time. That is for sure. If you got an inheritance and is what Wes is doing. So Wes, you are going to slate.

[Unknown]

Meanwhile, you asked him or her when you married. We're, we're commingling everything else.

[Brady]

Right. But look, over time the inheritance shows up and she's looking at you like, I think I'm going to keep this like Wes is doing. And Wes thinks he's going to go downtown and slay purse like his email said for a million 8. Most people emailing saying he'll be, he'll be back listening to this show in six months. He's. He sounds like a poor guy who just got a lot of money. He's going to buy a car. He's going to buy that $170,000 Kings Ranch Ford, every bell and whistle you can get for no reason. We'll get into this in a second, but Crab Walk might be the stupidest thing I've ever seen a car company come out with. It's neat to see. When are you gonna say that?

[Unknown]

Like what?

[Brady]

Yeah, yeah.

[Unknown]

Well, when he picks you up in his uber tagged crab walking Hummer.

[Brady]

Crab walking around. But I mean it's neat in the sand because it makes cool tracks you don't normally see. But back in the early 90s, the Buick Alante or whatever that thing was called. Yeah, the back tires turned when the front tires turned. It's kind of the same thing.

[Unknown]

Honda Preludes.

[Brady]

Preludes. Preludes had that too. Where the back wheels would move a little bit or it was a Cadillac.

[Unknown]

It was an all wheel drive kind of all wheel steering.

[Brady]

But the back would go, it would move a little bit. Gonna help you in a turn, give you a turn radius. And then Cadillac had the other one. Was it Alante? Is that what that was?

[Unknown]

The convertible?

[Brady]

One of them had back steering. That was like revolutionary. That's Crab Walk. Anyway, then at the end it says a tip. If you're concerned with your inheritance and it's been commingled with your community property, there's still a way talk to a lawyer or ask AI. But bottom line is if you've got a spouse and an inheritance like WES and Ma'am. Mrs. Wes, he's not putting it. If he's starting a new account, chances are he's got half a foot out the door. And he's emailed us and said he's all the way out. You just don't know about it yet. Oh, poor Mrs. West. Anyway, sorry.

[Unknown]

Brady reported good Tuesday morning to you, Phoenix.

[Brady]

Hello, world. Hi.

[Unknown]

Happy National Clam Chowder Day.

[Brady]

Boston or San Fran?

[Unknown]

Whatever you want. Clam chowders. You know, fuel.

[Brady]

I'm asking you.

[Unknown]

Yeah, well, it just says it's clam chowder. Oh, my preference.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

New England.

[Brady]

Yeah, me too.

[Unknown]

What's the difference?

[Brady]

The one's gay.

[Unknown]

Tomato base.

[Brady]

Manhattan one. San Francisco. It's full of gay. It'll make you gay. Eat too much of it. It's orange. The San Francisco one, it's like.

[Unknown]

No, it's Manhattan.

[Brady]

Manhattan, San Francisco is. Well, it's the one they serve in San Francisco. Oh, I thought that was the orange one. No, no, Manhattan's orange. And then what's the one up in New England? Same.

[Unknown]

It's cream.

[Brady]

That's the one I like. New England one.

[Unknown]

Yeah.

[Brady]

I don't think I've eaten the Manhattan one. San Francisco does a cream one, too.

[Unknown]

Yep.

[Brady]

When I was there, it was. It was that. It was all orange and it was in a bowl of bread. You ate it the wrong place. It was gross. It's like tomato soup with potatoes and clams in it.

[Unknown]

A couple of basis fun facts and gay crows. Remember who has done them wrong.

[Brady]

That's right.

[Unknown]

According to experiments by a professor at the University of Washington, crows hold grudges against individual, individual humans. For up to 17 years, I was.

[Brady]

Convinced that Spike Owen and perhaps Mark Langston and maybe great mariners Ken Griffey Jr. Had wronged a crow once. Because I was on a golf course in a mariner's hat and I was attacked wildly by this crow. He hated that hat. He wasn't attacking me, he was attacking the hat. When the Mariners first came out with the new S, the silver S, he hated it. And my buddy that was golfing with Jim was dying laughing. He goes, he's coming again. He'd wait for me to turn my head and just hit that hat. Like, jesus, I can't. It lasted for like three holes. We couldn't run away from him. So I know somewhere along the line, some of those great Mariners pissed off that crow and he was mad.

[Dick Toledo]

Henry Cotto.

[Brady]

Henry Cotto was an original Cub. The Mariners.

[Dick Toledo]

That's true.

[Brady]

Yeah. Sorry.

[Unknown]

The Holy Roman Empire was dissolved. Wasn't dissolved until 1806. So that means there are three decades where both the Holy Roman Empire in United States were both in existence.

[Brady]

Really?

[Unknown]

There's a difference between a crevice and a crevasse.

[Brady]

Isn't that Holy Roman Empire? Shouldn't that have been doged at that point?

[Unknown]

We still have Holy Roman Empire. Checks rolling out. I mean, we gotta stop the Holy ro. The Holy Romans. They're out there. And you know what? Biden did nothing to stop the Holy Roman Empire. Got Elon all over that.

[Brady]

No more money for you.

[Unknown]

Caviticus.

[Dick Toledo]

Enter your email. Kevicticus.

[Unknown]

That's it. You're over a thousand years old. Kevictacus. And we've been paying him social. Can you believe it? Can you believe how much Waste bank of Social Security before it was even a thing. The Holy Roman Empire. Can you believe this? Elon found it.

[Dick Toledo]

You got one of those EBT cards.

[Unknown]

Got an EBT card.

[Brady]

It's today. They called it the toga. Back then.

[Unknown]

It was a crevice is a small crack. A crevasse is a huge crack.

[Brady]

All right.

[Unknown]

A chimp's poop throwing ability is actually a sign of intelligence.

[Brady]

No, it's not.

[Unknown]

The more accurately the chimp throws his poo, the stronger his brain.

[Brady]

It's a sign of having a rock and arm. That's all. It's like throwing like a girl or not.

[Dick Toledo]

You know, who's excited about that throwing his poo.

[Brady]

That's because he can't wait to go back to the zoo. You know, kids, that's a sign he's smarter than all of us. And the kid would be like, you know what's a sign he's smarter than all of us? You. For saying that stupid thing.

[Unknown]

No, that.

[Brady]

That chimpanzee is the smartest one here because he throws his poop further than that one. It's not an IQ test. It's not that that chimp just has a better arm. All four of us could go down and grab a pile of arpu and one of us is going to throw it further. It doesn't make that guy the smartest one.

[Unknown]

I'm out.

[Brady]

You're not gonna throw your crap? Nope. You don't think you're very good. You don't have a good arm or not that smart.

[Unknown]

I'm not picking a poop.

[Brady]

That's proof you got a higher iq. You know the thing I discovered yesterday? I took that IQ test a couple weeks ago online, and at the end, they asked for your email in like a dollar. And I'm probably still getting charged. I'll go back and find some subscription where I'm getting a buck a day. But you know how you know you have a high iq? I learned this yesterday up there at Tactical Black because Jay's wife Joy did it. And at the end, she didn't pay the Money. And I'm like, well, that's proof you're smart right there. You took the test, and at the end, you didn't pay for it because you're like, what a ripoff. I hit pay. Apple pay. That should be 10 points off right there for paying some company. I don't know if the test was legit. That dude just stroked a buck off of me.

[Unknown]

Brad, I know you'll be excited for March. March is national sauce month.

[Brady]

Mama sauce.

[Unknown]

Yep. Instacart just released some data on America's favorite pasta sauces. They released a list of the states that order the most. At least pasta sauce Rao's is now.

That stuff's good for a jar stuff.

[Brady]

Go give us the list.

[Unknown]

Iowa leads the way with the most obsessed with pasta sauce. Wisconsin. The second witness, relocation by West Virginia.

[Brady]

Iowa, Wisconsin, and West Virginia have the best Italian sauce.

[Unknown]

California is dead last.

[Brady]

We found it with a body are.

[Unknown]

Buried, and we're not hanging out with.

[Brady]

Them people, you knows, liberal weirdos.

[Unknown]

I don't know how to make I.

[Brady]

Like a mama sauce dripping right out of mama's body.

[Unknown]

They also broke it down to specific cities and the places that order the most pasta sauce. Kansas City.

[Brady]

Well, that's a huge mob town.

[Unknown]

Buffalo.

[Brady]

Oh, yeah, Huge mob.

[Unknown]

Philadelphia.

[Brady]

I don't know what's going.

[Unknown]

It is there, too, though.

Columbus, Ohio. And Virginia Beach.

I don't know about Virginia beach, but most of those other ones are mobbed up.

The cities that order the least.

[Brady]

No offense to Brady, but if I had just ratted out the mob bosses and they're like, all right, your new.

[Unknown]

Name is John Jefferson, and you're going.

[Brady]

To live in Columbus. Oh, I'm going to go. Let. Let me face my. My misery here. I'm staying in New York. I'm not going to Columbus.

[Dick Toledo]

Good gravy.

[Brady]

Yeah, they were going over there. No gravy. That's how you know. It's a bad study, too. They called it sauce, but this is.

[Unknown]

One of America's favorite sauces. Is Alfredo at least healthy of all of them?

[Brady]

Oh, yeah.

[Unknown]

But overall, marinara is number one. Alfredo basil.

[Brady]

And Iowa is the home of great Italian sauce. I believe that. I don't know what you're talking about. We love it over here in Des Moines.

[Unknown]

You see Tommy Two Eyes and Vinnie the Nose out there on a John Deere plowing the fields.

[Brady]

Look at me. I'm a farmer. I'm working the land. Yeah, I believe that. That's how I picture Iowa.

[Unknown]

A lot of grapes and tomatoes.

[Brady]

I Don't know. I think this is ripe for a nice tomato patch. Go get the John Deere. Screw that corn. Put more tomatoes. We're gonna do some farming right now.

[Dick Toledo]

You grow your own for mama's sauce?

[Unknown]

No, I don't.

[Brady]

Grab a ho. Let me get out there and farm. You know what we need out here? Iowa's got none of them Mexicans. That would make our farming a lot easy.

[Unknown]

We'll import them. Don't worry about it.

[Brady]

Trump. Lay off the border a little bit. The farm's out of control. There's something. Something. Check out homework's morning sickness podcast at 98 KUPD. Dot Holmberg's Morning Sickness.

[Unknown]

This British woman got addicted to Candy Crush. The game. She got hooked on the game years ago and couldn't stop playing it then. It was like a gateway drug. She started playing virtual slot machines.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

But a court ruled it wasn't her fault and blamed her doctor for it. What?

[Brady]

That's right.

[Unknown]

A few weeks ago, she started in on the Candy Crush. She saw a doctor and complained about restless leg syndrome.

[Brady]

God.

[Unknown]

So they put her on a medication called ropinirol.

[Brady]

Oz. Epic. Ropinirol.

[Unknown]

Ropinirole.

[Brady]

Now you say it. You just mumbled.

[Unknown]

Can help with restless leg syndrome. It also mimics the effects of the feel good hormone dopamine.

[Brady]

Sure.

[Unknown]

So one of the side effects, it can make you feel more impulsive. Her doctor didn't warn her about it, even though they put her on twice the normal dose. So the court ruled her meds were the reason she got hooked on Candy Crush and awarded her $215,000 in damages.

[Brady]

Man, they basically made her one windy day away from being a constant orgasm.

[Unknown]

I should have just gave her Ozempic because, you know, she's just in there crushing Fritos and Ho Ho's and everything else.

[Brady]

She's fat.

[Unknown]

Doing nothing but she' fat and happy.

[Brady]

And playing Candy Crush all day.

[Unknown]

51 year old guy in Hawaii named Gordon Cordero got out of prison on Friday after spending 30 years behind bars for a crime he didn't do. He was convicted of killing a guy in 1994 over a drug deal gone bad. But he always maintained his innocence and DNA evidence finally cleared him. One of the first things he was that he did was he went out for a nice steak dinner, which is a little different for prison food. But he said the craziest thing he experienced so far is everyone looking at their phones all the time.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

He's like he'd never seen cell phone zombies, smartphones he goes, all he had was a beeper. He told a reporter that he got his first cell phone as soon as he got out on Friday. But he's obsessed with it. Not yet. Yeah, but he goes, he's still getting so he messages on his beeper.

[Brady]

He murdered someone. And now we're like following him around.

[Unknown]

DNA cleared him up.

[Brady]

He did it. Cleared him actually doing it. But you were in, you were in the area. You were too close.

[Unknown]

Beepers still got one out there. I look, I didn't even know they had those anymore.

[Brady]

I call me crazy, but I think if you get convicted by a jury of your peers of murder, you. You were too close. Wait, what else was going on around. Swear to God, I didn't actually do the killing. You did some see the dude that went up and got convicted and then during his. His last words of like the trial where they let him speak, he confessed so much stuff that they arrested his friend. Like, oh my God. All right. He just let the cat out of the bag. And they. While. And it was while he was talking. He's like. And this happened and he wasn't done talking.

[Dick Toledo]

And they were arrested.

[Brady]

Was in the courtroom. All right, we'll go grab him. And they nab that dude and slap cuffs on him. Arrested him while his buddy was ratting everybody out. And he wasn't rat and he was just telling the story and like that's enough to get him. So they got him right there.

[Unknown]

I saw that Kim Kardashian posted a picture of a guy that for her, you know one of the charity works. Yeah, the Innocence Project. And it was the wrong picture. And the guy that is the actual dude in the picture is suing her.

[Brady]

She called him a convicted killer. It's the wrong person.

[Unknown]

JetBlue has announced a new partnership with a startup called Weather Promise for a new program that will reimburse travelers if it rains on your vacation.

[Dick Toledo]

That's dumb.

[Unknown]

You book a vacation through JetBlue. The guarantee is available on eligible flights, hotel packages. If you know through JetBlue vacations, there's a protection offered trip components including car rentals and activities. You know your trip is covered because you pay for it. Person did get an example. They said they paid for. They had the weather guarantee for an 11 day trip to Punta Cana. Who in the Dr. Punta Cana. Punta Cana.

[Brady]

You said it sounded real dirty. Whatever.

[Unknown]

For 1100 bucks. Or actually it was one.

[Brady]

$11 was the travel insurance for 11 days? Yeah, 100 bucks total.

[Unknown]

Basically it would provide reimbursement for up to $2,500 or equivalent to the total of the cost of the trip.

[Brady]

So it's 10 bucks a day.

[Unknown]

It rained for three.

[Brady]

Three days to get 30 bucks back.

[Unknown]

But a little rain doesn't count. It has to be excessive rain, which is a little vague. Yeah, it is.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Unknown]

Weather problem uses AI satellite imagery and weather stations and radars to provide the custom made excessive rain thresholds for trips.

[Brady]

Don't buy that insurance. That's just you're wasting your money. Tolerate a little rain, you're on earth. Your whole vacation isn't gonna be 11 days of perfect. If it is, you got lucky. If not, enjoy the days it rains there.

[Unknown]

The hot new TikTok challenge is to drop heavier and heavier things on your foot to see how much it hurts.

[Brady]

I'm for this. Jesus Christ. I say always been for. I'm all for the TikTok Challenge.

[Unknown]

The Drop Challenge.

[Brady]

I think you should juggle Tide pods and then try to catch them in your mouth while you're dropping anvils on your feet.

[Unknown]

One guy went viral after he did multiple rounds of it.

[Brady]

Genius.

[Unknown]

He does a hammer space heater, by the way. Sound bar, kids.

[Brady]

Tick Tock. Nothing funnier than when you eat whole jugs of cinnamon. I think it's just great. You should get all over that.

[Unknown]

Looks like Tick Tock has pulled some of these videos down. Including the guy with the drill.

[Brady]

Yeah. You know, the Chinese are basically testing to see how far we'll go to fall in line. See if they eat in the mass. Would it drop heavy objects on a feet.

[Unknown]

Takes you off.

[Brady]

They all are doing it. They are stupid.

[Dick Toledo]

It's worse.

[Brady]

It's working. See if they will eat the spoonfuls of a cinnamon and get a difference to do it at tear. They are doing it. The pushback from the guy in the room.

[Dick Toledo]

I don't know if we should be doing.

[Brady]

This is a Rome.

[Dick Toledo]

No, they're doing it.

[Brady]

We kill idiot now see if they'll eat a laundry detergent. They're doing it. We're idiots. These are people with four and round. No problem.

[Unknown]

I got a couple of brutal videos. First one is the knockout of the day.

[Brady]

All right, this is a. Sure, there's some lobby somewhere. It's like a man. Maybe a gym.

[Unknown]

A lobby or gym complex. I don't know.

[Brady]

Who knows? I don't know where he is. Oh, there's an oh.

[Unknown]

And look.

[Brady]

Well, he hit his head. He goes full gang signs to a tongue of Iolo. His hands are up. What are they Mad about. Oh, yeah, he threw an elbow. That's a game ender there. Wow. That guy's going to jail, right?

[Dick Toledo]

Yeah, for a long time.

[Brady]

That seem unprovoked.

[Unknown]

Next one are. Wow. Friends decide to flip their buddy.

[Brady]

Like, he's running at him, and they're gonna.

[Unknown]

Oh, he does wheelbarrow.

[Brady]

He does wheelbarrow. And. Oh, and they over flip him, and he lands on his face in the middle of the road. It's like squid games, only poor people, they didn't get to go to the cool island.

[Unknown]

The last one is called A Lucky Day.

[Brady]

All right?

[Unknown]

This lady walking on the street, getting.

[Brady]

Into her car, and, oh, my God, she's between a car and her parked car, and. And the dude hits her parked car, and then they both separate around her like a Y untouched.

[Unknown]

She's pretty casual about walking away. I'd be a monkey throwing my poop.

[Dick Toledo]

There's one way Brett will throw.

[Unknown]

That's it.

[Brady]

Well, that's because you're so smart. Wow. Wow. That is. This was Saturday nothing. She is literally between two cars colliding and doesn't get touched. I don't know how that happened. Copperfield couldn't put that together. That was a. That's a David Blaine.

[Unknown]

That's the new TikTok challenge.

[Brady]

Yeah, kids, I think that's a good idea. Park real close to a freeway off ramp and then get out and stand next to your car and see if you can dodge it like that girl. TikTok wants you to challenge yourself.

[Dick Toledo]

Check that one out on our Facebook page. See how lucky she is.

[Brady]

Also, a new TikTok challenge Carter Hollingsworth has come up with is BASE jumping without a parachute. It's fun.

[Unknown]

I like that.

[Brady]

And if you survive it, you're like the winner of. You win, TikTok.

[Unknown]

Kids. Try that today.

[Brady]

Going for the record. Yeah. I don't think you're allowed to say try that, but TikTok can. And, you know, if all the other kids are doing it, you should, too. I mean, why are you being left out? All right, Bert, what do you got?

[Unknown]

I'm off.

[Brady]

You got nothing today.

[Unknown]

Nothing today.

[Brady]

Nothing really good.

[Unknown]

All right, well, I got standards, discretion. I gotta. I got. I got one or two that I'm gonna say for tomorrow because they're, you know, they need to be mixed in with some other spicier stuff. Let's say that.

[Brady]

So they're kind of middle of the road. Yeah. Nothing. Nothing Hard hitting tonight. You're taking the day off. I don't blame you. All right. We'll live on that. Thank you, Brett. Instead of just throwing nonsense at us.

[Unknown]

Would never do that.

[Brady]

Oh, really? Thank you. I like that.

[Unknown]

Same here.

[Brady]

Yeah. Freddie would. Freddie's discerning taste. For the videos. There's a butterfly letting on my eyelashes. Okay.

[Dick Toledo]

Never used in Brady's video. Discerning and taste.

[Brady]

Oh, yeah. Oh. Discerning taste. What is that? Well, there you go. That's your Brady Report. It's 98 KUPD.

[Dick Toledo]

It's not weird.

[Brady]

It's pretty cool, actually.

[Unknown]

No membership fee.

[Brady]

I have hear this.