04-21-25 - BR - MON - Poll Asked What Gender Is The Easter Bunny - NY Man Causes 3 Alarm Fire Burning Sex Toys - Brady's Snap Answers Confuse Us On Bottomless Red Robin Burger Story

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Summary: April 21, 2025

Hosts: John Holmberg, Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo

In the April 21, 2025 episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness on Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show, the hosts engage listeners with a mix of humorous banter, intriguing polls, and shocking news stories. The episode covers a variety of topics, including the curious results of a poll on the Easter Bunny's gender, a startling incident involving a New York man and a three-alarm fire, and an in-depth discussion about Red Robin's enticing bottomless burger promotion. Below is a detailed breakdown of the episode's key points and discussions.

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1. Poll: What Gender Is the Easter Bunny?

At [06:37], the hosts delve into the results of a recent poll that questioned listeners about the Easter Bunny's gender. According to Doug Hopkins, the poll garnered responses from 5,000 individuals, revealing that:

• 32% identified the Easter Bunny as male.
• 5% considered it female.
• 64% were unsure or had never thought about it.

Brady Bogen speculates, "[07:00] I'm only going to say it's a man because when he was invented it probably would have been. You know, only a guy would do this job."

The discussion explores the origins of the Easter Bunny, tracing back to 1692 when a German scholar documented an egg-laying hare, suggesting a more feminine role. However, modern interpretations and marketing have predominantly cast the Easter Bunny as male, leading to the poll's outcome.

John Holmberg muses at [07:46], "Now, if he's laying the eggs, Easter Bunny's a girl. Yeah, it's a good..."

This segment highlights the evolving perceptions of traditional symbols and how cultural shifts influence our understanding of iconic figures.

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2. New York Man Causes Three-Alarm Fire Burning Sex Toys

At [16:08], the episode takes a darker turn with a news report about Harry Torres, a 37-year-old man from New York, who admitted to starting a three-alarm fire. The incident occurred in his backyard when he set fire to sex toys, including a rubber vagina. This reckless act resulted in significant property damage, engulfing three homes and several cars.

Doug Hopkins narrates, "[16:20] 37-year old arsonist is a guy named Harry Torres. And he told the investigators he started the fire. He was in the backyard of his house and he lit two sex toys on fire. They say one of them was a rubber vagina."

The hosts react with a mix of disbelief and humor, as Brady personifies the inanimate objects involved:

Brady humorously adds at [16:39], "Yeah. Hey, who you been with?"

This story serves as both a cautionary tale about irresponsible behavior and a reminder of the unexpected ways personal actions can lead to widespread consequences.

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3. Brady's Snap Answers: The Bottomless Red Robin Burger Story

One of the episode's highlights is Brady's Snap Answers, where he introduces a segment involving a promotion from Red Robin. At [30:39], Doug Hopkins shares a new offer:

Doug states, "[30:39] Last week, Red Robin announced they were selling the bottomless burger passes for 20 bucks for the month of May. You'd pay him 20 bucks. You'd get a burger every day."

Brady expresses confusion over the promotion's wording:

Brady questions, "[20:15] … whether you want it or not? I mean, but you could go in every day."

The ensuing conversation reveals a misunderstanding of the promotion's terms, leading to humorous exchanges about whether the burgers are automatically provided or only upon request. The hosts discuss the technicalities of the promotion, emphasizing the importance of clear communication in marketing.

At [23:05], John Holmberg summarizes the confusion: "It was about the bottomless burgers from Red Robin."

The segment not only entertains but also encourages listeners to pay closer attention to promotional details to avoid misconceptions.

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4. Additional Discussions and Light-Hearted Banter

Beyond the main topics, the episode features various lighter discussions and humorous exchanges:

• Nicknames Decline: Doug shares a report from the Wall Street Journal about the decline of nicknames among children, sparking a discussion on the importance of nicknames as a sign of affection. [17:28]

• Chihuahuas and Humor: Brady and Doug engage in a playful debate about Chihuahuas, comparing them to "the Irish of dogs," highlighting their spirited nature. [03:00]

• Radio Promotions: The hosts discuss ongoing promotions, including a chance to win $5,000 by guessing the total of a restaurant bill, incorporating interactive elements to engage listeners. [06:37]

• Radio Videos: The latter part of the episode includes humorous commentary on various radio videos depicting amusing or bizarre incidents, such as a man attempting to navigate a faulty elevator and a humorous take on a bull-riding mishap. [28:00 – 35:28]

These segments showcase the show's blend of humor, community interaction, and topical discussions, maintaining an entertaining atmosphere throughout the broadcast.

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Concluding Thoughts

The April 21, 2025 episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness successfully balances serious news stories with light-hearted banter and interactive segments. By addressing topics ranging from cultural polls to unexpected arson incidents, the hosts provide a multifaceted listening experience. Notable quotes, such as Brady's musings on gender roles and the humorous interpretations of everyday mishaps, add depth and engagement to the discussions.

Listeners are reminded of the show's commitment to entertaining and challenging perspectives, all while fostering a sense of community through shared stories and interactive promotions. Whether debating the gender of mythical creatures or navigating the nuances of restaurant promotions, Holmberg's Morning Sickness continues to be a staple for Arizona's morning radio audience.

Transcript

[John Holmberg]

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[Brett]

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[Brady]

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[John Holmberg]

Sitting right here.

[Brady]

Come on. No, no, he's not. He's not evil. He's just a bit rude. All these people with conspiracy theories that the Pope died, like, weeks ago and they just held him out till after Easter.

[Doug Hopkins]

Timing.

[Brady]

I thought that, too. Except for then they started to show JD Vance shaking hands with him, and he was only there, like, a couple days ago.

[Doug Hopkins]

A couple days before.

[Brady]

So maybe they planned out that stuff to have him shake hands like the Pope was in on it. Like they're gonna ice me. Let's get these out of the way. I don't think. I don't think it has legs. Although a lot of you guys do, because there's a ton of these emails coming in.

[John Holmberg]

It's a mob hit or something. I mean, right? He's connected.

[Brady]

Well, that's the one thing.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's like, wait till timed around Easter. Is that why?

[Brady]

Well, yeah. They're saying it seems a little convenient for them to have EAs. Everybody's focused on them. And then, by the way, Their big boy goes down. I'm surprised there's no conspiracy that J.D. vance didn't, you know, poison him or something after he had so many bad things to say about the Trump administration and the deportations. But I think just an old man died. I don't think we have to have conspiracies when an 88 year old guy with pneumonia drops out. I'm pretty sure that struggling. I know what goes on with all 88 year old dudes with pneumonia. Pneumonia knocks out 80 or 88 year old guys with pneumonia. They're going. They're going down. And then you get twice, you get hit with bronchitis and then doubles down. Pneumonias you. And then doubles up again. You're going away. You're not coming back. It's time now for Brady to give you all the news that only Brady knows. We call this the Brady Report. It's brought to you by all Pro Shades. There's somebody built a Chihuahua with a Mick hat. It's adorable. Oh, it's so much more lovable than a real Irish. Am I wrong? They're the Irish of dogs. Well done, Michael.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, ma' am.

[Brady]

Absolutely awesome.

[John Holmberg]

Sorry, I didn't mean to wreck.

[Brady]

No, no, no. Chihuahuas and mick hats will always trump whatever the hell I'm talking about. I could be in the middle of going, my parents were murdered last night and my mom was brutally just. It just. It was horrible. And I found the bottle. Look at that.

[Doug Hopkins]

There's a little Chihuahua.

[Brady]

He's probably named Hitman or something. They're the Irish of dogs. Yeah, I've been right about this from day one. Kind of a pain in the ass, a little bit. Mouthy, loud, small chip on their shoulder. Fun. They can be fun. You have them in the house all the time, you know, pissing on stuff that this. It's the same as an Irish throwing up on things. The Mick head is perfect, though. Anyway, back to what we were talking about. The brave report's brought to you by all Pro Shade Concepts. If you're looking to get this summer started, soon as the heat's gonna start coming back again. It's a great weekend, though. And if you have an outdoor space that was direct sun. Oh, my goodness. This would have been the perfect weekend to just hit that button, shade it up a little bit. Still warm outside, but you don't have to be sitting directly in the sun. You got a TV on your back patio. You can make an outdoor space more like an indoor space. You don't need one of those weird Arizona rooms anymore. All pro Shade takes care of it. Makes it beautiful, great for resale. A great little, you know, addition to your home. Check it all [e-mail] and you can grab that right now. Brady reported.

[Doug Hopkins]

Good Monday morning to you, Phoenix. Hello world.

[Brady]

Hi.

[Doug Hopkins]

Happy National Keep off the Grass day.

[Brady]

Damn right.

[Doug Hopkins]

National Chocolate covered Cashews day.

[Brady]

You know, you don't have to keep off the grass when you've got turf. I am a turf advocate now.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah, but you still want people off the grass.

[Brady]

You don't want anybody on my property.

[Doug Hopkins]

Exactly.

[Brady]

It's weird to have people just, you know. I've never understood that. I've said that a million times. People screaming, get off my lawn. You're trespassing. It has nothing to do with my lawn. And crazy old man, what are you doing on somebody else's grass?

[Doug Hopkins]

Couple of basis fun facts. The first ever comic book convention was in New York in 1964. The very first person to buy tickets, 16 year old George R.R. martin.

[Brady]

They have that proven. He was the first sold ticket to a comic con.

[Doug Hopkins]

I'll buy the first tickets.

[Brady]

That must mean they only sold like one ticket for a few days.

[Doug Hopkins]

Couldn't have been that.

[Brady]

You still know the dude who bought the first ticket. You weren't. You didn't have a line that day.

[Doug Hopkins]

Cher has the record for the longest amount of time between her first and last number one.

[Brady]

The first one had to be the, the Sonny Bono song.

[Doug Hopkins]

I got you.

[Brady]

I got you baby.

[Doug Hopkins]

Number one. August of 1965.

[Brady]

Turn back time 86. No, she had something. But what was that? What was the next one?

[Doug Hopkins]

It was in 99.

[Brady]

Believe in life after love.

[John Holmberg]

Believe.

[Doug Hopkins]

Was one 33 and a half years later. April of 1999.

[Brady]

I can feel something inside your side. We're full bit.

[Byron]

We sound just the same.

[Brady]

Oh.

[Doug Hopkins]

Meerkats are more likely to kill each other than any other mammals. Almost 20% of meerkats are killed by members of the same species.

[Brady]

Wow. We're minutes away from The Doug Hopkins five thousand dollar qualifier. Brady, get ready. Get your texting fingers ready. 97936 is the number to te. Get ready.

[Doug Hopkins]

They did a little silly online poll and asked what gender do you think the Easter bunny is?

[Brady]

They. Them.

[Doug Hopkins]

5,000 people weighed in. 32% said male.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

5% said female and 64% said neither or never thought about it.

[Brady]

I'm only going to say it's a man because when he was invented it probably would have been. You know, only a guy would do this job. They didn't hire women to do anything back when the Easter Bunny started. So, yeah, it's a man's job.

[Doug Hopkins]

There is also a crossover with, you know, Peter Cottontail.

[Brady]

Is he the same. I thought that was just a different. I think it's a completely different rabbit.

[Doug Hopkins]

Rise of the Guardians. They kind of. Yeah, I just assumed back there, but.

[Brady]

When he was invented, this. You know, this is a pretty big undertaking. Back when he was invented, they wouldn't have trusted a woman with this. And I don't think the general public would have been like, it's a girl. Get her back in the kitchen. I'm not saying that's true.

[Doug Hopkins]

Now, Easter Bunny goes back as far as 1692.

[John Holmberg]

Damn.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's like the German scholar wrote about an Easter hare laying colorful eggs.

[Brady]

That was a dude. Well, now, wait a minute. If he's laying the eggs, Easter Bunny's a girl. Yeah, it's a good.

[Doug Hopkins]

That sounds a little feminine.

[Brady]

Well, that's what I'm saying. When they. It's very feminine to lay eggs. It's incredibly feminine.

[Doug Hopkins]

But together, then we found out they're chocolate eggs.

[Brady]

Well, here's the other thing. Yeah, that's right. And then trying to get rid of those eggs, that's definitely the. The male bunnies thing. We got to get rid.

[Doug Hopkins]

It goes heavier.

[Brady]

You keep laying all these eggs, I'm gonna have to hide them from your ass. You're having too many kids. It was like the Tariq Hill of bunnies back in the day. All right, let's do this right now. Brady, I'm excited.

[Doug Hopkins]

Do it.

[Brady]

You ready? All right, here we go, everyone. Here's how this works. I have a receipt in my hand from someplace I've gone and eaten or had it delivered to me. This is an old one. I will give you the name of the place and everything I ordered. Brady's pretty good at this. I will also give you that. There is a $3.32 service fee, an $11 tip, or order food from Ticketmaster or what? That's right. Service charges include the tax on the end of it for yourself. Here's what I ordered from Sushi Brokers. I had one Edamame. Not just one, but one order of. If they just brought me one, I'd be pissed. One California roll, one Crab Rangoons, one volcano chicken.

[John Holmberg]

That sounds good.

[Brady]

Yeah. So good. Was it? Yeah. Accidentally. Really good. That actually showed up because Doordash screwed up the first time and brought the wrong order, and I was crushing this stuff. Like, what the hell is this.

[Byron]

We didn't order that.

[Brady]

I'm eating it. We are goddamn good right there. Find out what we got. One shrimp tempura roll and one outlaw roll. Are you looking at the menu, Brady? No, it's a wise thing to do.

[Doug Hopkins]

I'm just going off of my guest.

[Brady]

Okay. Service fee, 332. I tipped 11 bucks to the dasher. How much exactly is this bill? You can text your answer. 97936. You text your guess.

[Brett]

No dollar sign and no decimal.

[Brady]

No decimal. Is that new?

[Brett]

That's new. With the new system.

[Brady]

No decimal point, just the four digits.

[Brett]

Just the four digits of the price.

[Brady]

What happened to the decimal?

[Brett]

New system. Doesn't recognize it.

[Brady]

No kidding. I know we got worse than this.

[Brett]

You'd think the other system would have recognized the dollar sign.

[Brady]

Are the Bobs in charge of our new outfit here?

[Brett]

Well, they were definitely in charge of getting the new.

[Brady]

They've managed to ruin just about everything about RA Radio. Now they're wrecking the Internet, too.

[Doug Hopkins]

What about if it's over four digits? What if it hits the five digits?

[John Holmberg]

Well, that's fine. You can still do that.

[Brady]

Yeah, yeah, Brady, you just gotta figure out how to.

[Brett]

Then it's just the five.

[Brady]

The decimal doesn't mean appetite, John.

[Doug Hopkins]

That's why I.

[Brady]

No, no. Yeah. No. This one is four digits. Just so Brady doesn't go through. You know, start doing metrics and stuff.

[Brett]

And here's a hint, Brady, if it's three digits.

[Brady]

That's right.

[Brett]

Then it's just the thing.

[Brady]

One of them's the paper money anyway. One edamame, one California roll, one order of crab rangoons, one volcano chicken, one shrimp tempura roll, one outlaw roll. It was a good dinner. $3.32 service, $11. Dasher tip. Brady, what's your guess?

[Doug Hopkins]

9845.

[Brady]

9845. I will tell you this, Brady is inside of $19. One direction or the other. Not exactly 19, but inside of 19. So you can go 19 higher, 19 lower, and work your way back. So somewhere between 66 bucks and 104, that's where we're living. Not necessarily right in the middle either, but Brady was ready's in on it. All right, there you go. Text 97936. Your guess why? Because Doug Hopkins is going to give somebody $5,000 at U Fest. And anyone who qualifies today will get that call and be a champion. So there goes right in the middle of the Brady Report.

[John Holmberg]

Hey, Byron. I heard you have something new to announce from MMP Guns, Brett?

[Michael]

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[John Holmberg]

Well, can you do this to my gun?

[Michael]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Brady]

Time to talk about TV's Doug Hopkins of My Home Group and Doug hopkins.com TV's Doug Hopkins. He has built and established his brand and company in a way that just has no competition. Doug's been here for a long time. He set the Standard for over 25 years and he just keeps getting better. And that said, if you want to sell your house for cash to Doug as is, he'll make you that offer. Start the process online Doug hopkins.com or listen to the Doug Hopkins singers. Holmberg's morning sickness. We give you that. I'll give you the numbers again later. You'll have about an hour to figure this out. I don't know why we are now with a service that doesn't recognize decimal points. That sounds like, you know, we're going back to Linux. How in the world are we not? I watched the thing on 60 Minutes last night where they have AI that can now tell you everything just by looking at it. My Meta glasses are close. This thing was remarkable like, and it can write a story about like if you said, hey Meta, there's a mountain in front of me. What is it? It'll tell you the exact mountain and all this stuff. And can you write a story about the mountain and how it was formed and it was a Tuesday, it was raining. It's like, oh my God, it's immediate. We can't do decimal points on our text line, probably because it costs less because the Bob's have devastated the business into the ground where there's only like three good stations in the whole cluster. So they've got to save money at all costs. Decimal points are a penny each. Oh boy. Find me a service that doesn't do punctuation or decimal points and don't say thank you. You'll get a little kickback that says, hey, by the way. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Don't say thank you. That'll screw you right up. Adjust the number, nothing else. Otherwise our system will kick out. Otherwise you'll get a little text that says, hey, congratulations, you've entered. But that's if you get it right. That's only if you get it right. Yeah. If you miss it, you're not getting anything back. Yeah. All right.

[Brett]

You'll get a response.

[Brady]

You'll get a response. Once you're like, hey, nice job. And you and all the other people that get it right will then go into a drawing for today's winner. Go ahead, Brady.

[Doug Hopkins]

A new report says the first dates that involve something active like hiking or going to a concert are 25% more likely to lead to a second date than meetups at bars, restaurants, coffee shops.

[John Holmberg]

That's because you knock it out the first night.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

You know, come on.

[Brady]

You got her all swamped up, moving around. You can't, because in a bar or coffee place you have to rely on conversation. And 90 of people are terrible at it.

[Doug Hopkins]

The other thing that's happening on the dating websites is hat fishing.

[Brady]

If you wear a hat, you're bald.

[Doug Hopkins]

You're hiding it.

[Brady]

Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

So you totally got hat fished.

[Brady]

It's true.

[Doug Hopkins]

They're showing a bunch of profiles that are, you know, examples, guys always in hats.

[Brady]

It's true. As a. As a guy who went through balding, the hat was a very important part of my life for a long time. You wear a hat and that beautiful head of hair. Sorry, but you are hiding something.

[John Holmberg]

What am I hiding?

[Brady]

Well, you know. Yeah, you got a scar on your forehead from the fights he used to get into with other mobsters. He got knifed in the face. You should see the other guy. That's right.

[Doug Hopkins]

Man in New York admitted to starting a three alarm fire last week which damaged three homes and several cars after setting fire to some of his sex toys.

[Brady]

Oops.

[Doug Hopkins]

37 year old arsonist is a guy named Harry Torres. And he told the investigators he started the fire. He was in the backyard of his house and he lit two sex toys on fire. They say one of them was a rubber vagina.

[John Holmberg]

Wanted to cheat on him.

[Brady]

Yeah. Hey, who you been with?

[Byron]

I want to break up with you.

[Brady]

And my rubber vagina just says it wants out.

[Byron]

I packed on my bag all my lubricants. I just demand half. Sell the house and give me half.

[Brady]

No way. Rubber vagina. We're going to court. I'll meet you with your lawyers.

[John Holmberg]

What a great cartoon character.

[Brady]

The rubber vagina Started talking to the other vaginas. You don't treat me right. We never go out. All you want is sex.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. Rubber Postinos.

[Brady]

Yeah. Yeah. Drinking rubber wine.

[Byron]

All I ever asks for is sex. Do girls get pampered? Sometimes mine pampers me, but just most of the time, I think that's what we're for, is sex. Well, I'm better than that.

[Brady]

I like our vagina cover spray. This is gonna go on for a second. Hold on.

[Byron]

Sometimes mine takes me with him to work.

[Doug Hopkins]

I'm about to light on fire.

[Byron]

Well, I'm gonna leave them. I can do better than this. Hell, if I just found a rubber dick, I'd be getting the same thing.

[Brady]

The Vagina Monologues. For real?

[Doug Hopkins]

A writer at the Wall Street Journal claims that nicknames are going extinct. He says he has five kids, kids ages 6 to 18. None of them have been given nicknames by their friends. He says none of their friends seem to have one for each other. He claims all types of nicknames are in decline, everything from junior to calling your buddy from Dallas, Tex. He thinks it's sad because nicknames are almost always a positive thing, a sign of affection. He says even his initials, AJ Or JD Seems less common, partly because parents take their kids names more seriously than they used to. His youngest kid has a friend named William, and none of them call him Billy.

[Brady]

Yeah, nicknames.

[Doug Hopkins]

I don't really notice that too much.

[Brady]

I played golf with a guy.

[Doug Hopkins]

Even on kids like Kirby, there's kids at the high school that have nicknames.

[Brady]

Sure. Played golf with a guy this weekend. His name was Richard Gass. I think he went by Rick, which is the proper one to go by. You go by the other one, you're Dick Gas, and that's trouble. Somebody just emailed and said, yeah, funny. As a girl, you always do the voice for the vagina. Do you have a voice for a penis, too? I think I do. How about this? Hey, girl, how you doing? You maybe want to go out and get some wine with me a little later on. That's right. Maybe do a little dancing around the house. I can watch you clean it.

[Byron]

That kind of gender identification.

[Brady]

Let's be honest, baby. You're a vagina. It's pretty obvious what you are. Come on now.

[Byron]

I came home last night.

[John Holmberg]

Kiss 12:30.

[Brady]

It's the Kiss 12:30, Dick.

[Doug Hopkins]

Last week, Red Robin announced they were selling the bottomless burger passes for 20 bucks for the month of May. You'd pay him 20 bucks. You'd get a burger every day.

[Brady]

Whether you Want it or not?

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah. Whether you want. I mean, but you could go in every day.

[Brady]

Well, that's what I'm saying. Whether you want it or not. And you said, yeah, they're just chucking burgers at you. You asked for an.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah, if you flash that card.

[Brady]

Right. That's not whether you want it or not. If you go in and ask for a burger, you want one, I assume.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah, I'd hope so.

[Brady]

Yeah. So that's what I'm saying. So that's what I'm. I'm asking you this. I give them the $20, and every day there's a burger available for me, whether I want it or not.

[Doug Hopkins]

It instantly sold out.

[Brady]

Of course.

[Doug Hopkins]

Even worse, the website crashed.

[Brett]

Answering your question.

[Brady]

No, he's locked in.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's a burger card for 20 bucks for a month.

[Brady]

Right.

[Doug Hopkins]

Why do you want to get.

[Brady]

Why? Because all I said was, why are you getting all. Whether you want it or not? Do they deliver you a burger every day? Okay. That's what I was asking. Face get so goddamn grouchy over food talking. Food may have a story about it. Questions. We have questions.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah. You buy the card, go into the restaurant, and you flash from your car.

[Brady]

I didn't know if that meant, hey, every day you get a burger. Because you said every day, and I said, whether you want it or not. And you said yes. Yep.

[Doug Hopkins]

For him in the month of May.

[Brady]

Yeah, I'll see. No. No again, when you say yes to whether you want it or not, that means it's being given to you, not that you're going to get it. You see what I'm saying, right? So stop answering whether I want it or not with yes. Do you see it? You get a burger a day whether I want one or not. Yes. Well, that means you're bringing me burgers.

[Doug Hopkins]

All right.

[Brady]

How do you not see that? How is that beyond you?

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, I don't. What I don't understand is why does that bother you so much? Burger card.

[Brady]

Why is that such a time out? You're not listening. Because what's. What's bothering me is not the burger card.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah.

[Brady]

What's bothering me saying whether you want it or not. And you saying yes. Like, oh, so they bring you a burger every day. No. Well, that's not. Whether you want it or not.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah. No, I wasn't saying yes to that. Well, that's the question I asked, and you have to go in. I didn't know I had to explain the burger card for you.

[Brady]

That's why I said whether you want it or not? I was confused when you said yes. I'm like, oh, Christ, they're just gonna bring you burgers. It was a rhetorical. Really.

[Doug Hopkins]

That'd be nice.

[Brady]

And I don't get bothered by it. You have to listen to the questions and not get so locked into the dreamscape of Burgerland. Did you follow me?

[John Holmberg]

Yeah.

[Brady]

Thank you. Did it seem like when I said. Yeah. Did it seem like when I said whether you want it or not? When he said, yes.

[Doug Hopkins]

He doesn't even know about the story.

[John Holmberg]

What's the story?

[Brady]

How does he. I don't think you know about the story. What do you mean? He doesn't listen. What was the story?

[John Holmberg]

It was about the bottomless burgers from Red Robin.

[Brady]

What did I ask?

[John Holmberg]

You asked if it was whether you wanted or not.

[Brady]

What did Brady say? Sure. Yes. What does that mean?

[John Holmberg]

That means you're getting a burger whether you want it or not.

[Brady]

That's right. That's why the S was confusing.

[Doug Hopkins]

If you flash the card, you're getting a burger.

[Brady]

That's not whether you want it or not.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah. You don't flash the card. Don't flash the card. If you go in there, then you're.

[Brady]

Fighting your own stupidity in this one by not saying, oh, right, I get what you're saying. If I say whether you want it or not, and the answer is yes, you're getting a burger no matter what. Flash the card or not.

[Doug Hopkins]

Oh, you have to flash the card.

[Brady]

Right. And that's the opposite of the answer of whether you want it or not. The answer to whether you want it or not is no. You have to flash the card. That's different.

[John Holmberg]

Go get that shovel from the guy because you gotta dig this one out.

[Brady]

No, I'm gonna hit him in that like a Chihuahua. Beat him.

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, there's the story, everybody. Let's get to the radio videos.

[Brady]

John, it's not just you, says Dr. Jordan. Why does it hurt sometimes that Slap Jack. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Everybody's against you. That's right. That's right. Everyone's against you. Everyone's against you.

[John Holmberg]

Way to go, Slap Chat.

[Brady]

It's a conspiracy. It's a conspiracy. You didn't confuse me. You were confused. We straightened you out.

[Doug Hopkins]

Yeah.

[John Holmberg]

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[Michael]

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[John Holmberg]

Wait, there's no backorders?

[Michael]

Nope. We work with all our distributors, so what you see on our site is what's actually available. We ship all over the country, so we're not just for Arizonans anymore. If the firearm you want is legal in your state, we can get it to a dealer for you to pick up.

[John Holmberg]

Sounds simple. That's why I always go to MMP.

[Brady]

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[Brady]

Holmberg's morning sickness.

[Brett]

Okay, again with your snap response.

[Brady]

Stop saying yes to questions that aren't yes because it changes everything.

[Doug Hopkins]

Why?

[Brady]

If you confuse me and I said yes, it everything. I didn't confuse you. I asked you a question. You gave me an answer that wasn't. That made no sense.

[Doug Hopkins]

Well, you asked a question that didn't even be asked.

[Brady]

That's why. It was rhetorical and you answered it.

[Doug Hopkins]

It was stupid.

[Brady]

Yeah, I agree. That's your. You know what? It was the second stupidest thing in the room. It was a rhetorical question that you answered. And then I'm like, oh, then it's not rhetorical. It has an answer. Whether you want it or not was more just like a joke response. And you said, yep. I'm like, oh, Jesus, then they're just going to start handing burgers to you. Here we go. Yeah. We look over Azalea now and it's on fire. The answer to whether you want it or not changes with a yes. Because that means if I don't want it, you still get a burger. That's not flashing the card. Which is what I assumed in the beginning. Yeah, the joke thing. And you answered it? Yep.

[Brett]

What don't you understand?

[Brady]

Brett was with me.

[Doug Hopkins]

I didn't understand the question, I guess because what I was.

[Brady]

You answered it.

[Doug Hopkins]

That. That Whether you want it or not. No, of course not. That's not good.

[Brady]

You didn't say of course.

[Doug Hopkins]

I know.

[Brady]

You said, yep. And I'm like, oh, geez, this is a really bad promotion. Sounds like radio's behind it. Get that knock on your door. Well, Jesus, that's different. Somebody moved my stuff. No ring the bell this time. Is that burger you didn't want? Hey, I just signed. I thought I had to flash the card. Nope. Listen to Brady. They just show up whenever you aren't expecting.

[Brett]

I wanted the chicken fingers today.

[Brady]

This guy says, I have news is you can't. Yeah, right. Says I'm with Brady on this one. But I have to also let you know that I am a sufferer of severe brain damage. Thanks, Alvina. We straightened that up.

[Doug Hopkins]

Have we?

[John Holmberg]

Till next time.

[Brady]

Yep. Until this story. Go ahead.

[Doug Hopkins]

First radio video is the lady in the elevator. Two. Two ladies trying to get into the elevator. Don't read the.

[Brett]

Ready? The website.

[Brady]

Oh, my God. Whoa. Middle Eastern nonsense. They have elevators in the Middle East. Is that bigoted of me? Oh, there's no elevator where that door opens and down she goes. Oh, my God. Oh Lord.

[Doug Hopkins]

Her friend saved the door.

[Byron]

Yeah.

[Doug Hopkins]

But it didn't really stop it.

[Brady]

I haven't heard a thump yet. How high up are they now? There's an elevator there.

[Doug Hopkins]

So there's the elevator. Now watch.

[Brady]

They're not paying attention.

[Doug Hopkins]

And she puts a little flyer in there.

[Brady]

Oh, yeah. And now the elevator goes down, so it never opens.

[Doug Hopkins]

So it's going down.

[Brady]

Yeah, yeah. The elevator itself goes down. The door opens again. And then dummy walks right in. She's still not paying attention. Down she goes. Wow.

[Brett]

That's how they get rid of people over there.

[Doug Hopkins]

Next one's a guy walking across a. A log, but it's really a stick. He's thinking that it'll just bow enough and not break.

[Brady]

Like a branch. Yeah, not very thick. He's trying to walk over. Turn it. He's trying to walk over a ravine. That's further than. That's about a 30 foot.

[Doug Hopkins]

He's folded up in the corner. He's not moving.

[Brady]

He's dead in the mud pump. Mikey. Yeah, yeah. He's not going to come out of that.

[John Holmberg]

Oh, that was some hillbilly. I guess it's like an Irish guy.

[Brady]

Yeah. Max, Paul.

[Doug Hopkins]

Next.

[Brady]

By all means, keep filming that and do nothing. Yeah, that next pub is not going to get up anytime soon.

[Doug Hopkins]

Next one's the human boat bumper. You know when you're parking a boat and you put those little rubber stoppers so it doesn't damage the dock? Oh, damage your boat or damage the boat?

[Brady]

It's protecting damage. All right, scooch it into the slip. Oh, Jesus. The guy slips between the dock and the boat. Why did he do that? He just went running to the back of the boat, Flipped over the back of it.

[Doug Hopkins]

Stop it on the dock.

[Brady]

But he loses his grip there.

[Doug Hopkins]

No.

[Brady]

Oh, he just gets squished in. Scorpions between the dock and the boat that's slowly backing in. Well, that's the end of him walking. Yikes.

[Doug Hopkins]

The last one's a amateur bull fighting, and the guy gets a horn ride.

[Brady]

Oh, boy. Young guy running around in one of those everybody gets to play with the bulls days. Oh, it's got him by the butthole. Yeah, it picked him up by the butthole and carried him up there. There's a little. Good thing he's a KDKB listener, because it didn't hurt as much as it could have. That is in his ass and headbull is carrying him.

[John Holmberg]

That was. That was just your sweater party.

[Brady]

They do that every Friday now. I gotta hand it to him. I didn't think the ratings would go up with this kind of behavior, but sure did, man. Like the. The bulls thing that they're doing. I thought it was initially for the other side of their audience, but no, it turns out. All right, Brett, what do you got?

[John Holmberg]

All right, I'm mild today, so. Well, for the most part, Here's a little street action, but you kind of got to watch up in the corner.

[Doug Hopkins]

Which corner?

[Brady]

Right up in here with a tire falls off of a car and then go screaming down the road and takes a lady out from behind. Wow.

[John Holmberg]

And there's the truck.

[Brady]

And there's the truck without the tire. That's totally coming. Pulling up to apologize. You guys see a tire go through? You laying down lazy. Did you see a tire? Wow. Okay.

[John Holmberg]

Like I said, we're kind of mild to begin.

[Brady]

There's a lady on a horse. She's getting off properly. Her foot's stuck in the stirrup. Oh, the horse kicks her in the head for no reason. And she makes it. She gets right up. You know why? She's a soulless ginger. She's the ultimate redhead. Look at that.

[John Holmberg]

Holy cow.

[Brady]

He took one right in the chops. Hey, hand it to her. That she get.

[John Holmberg]

She got up.

[Brady]

Getting up from that is the most impressive part.

[John Holmberg]

All right, here's a dad coming to save his kid at school.

[Brady]

Taking on the bully dad. Dad corners the bully kids.

[Doug Hopkins]

No.

[Brady]

You want to pick on some more kids? He's not that much taller than the kid in question. Oh, he's right in this kid's face. Is this guy about to get attacked by a whole bunch of Chihuahuas?

[Doug Hopkins]

It's a girl, too.

[Brady]

I think the kid Chihuahuas are about to attack the adult. Oh, they pants him. They pants the dad, and he's not wearing any underpants. Oh, boy. Oh, they dork dad right in front of a bunch of.

[John Holmberg]

Now how do you come back from that?

[Doug Hopkins]

You don't. Yeah, now he's arrested.

[Brady]

Yeah, he probably has to go and show everybody his lower brains. It's not my choice to show the kids my wiener, but it has a.

[John Holmberg]

Nice OSHA safety video for you.

[Brady]

All right. Overhead shot of a. Looks like a forklift of some sort and trying to lift up some giant pallets. This is when you want furniture at ikea. This is exactly how you have to get it. That's why it's a pain in the ass.

[Brett]

Is it the guy without the hard.

[Brady]

Hat or there's two guys standing next to the lift. One guy in it. We've picked up a pretty narrow package. It's tall, and it's going to the top shelf, and it's right over the top of the other two guys. Oh, it falls right off the fork and right onto a guy, and he's. Oof. Man, oh, man. He's still under.

[Doug Hopkins]

He kind of deserves it.

[John Holmberg]

I got two more.

[Brady]

So too, if you're gonna be that stupid. Yeah, I'll just watch this thing hover above me for a minute. I'm gonna get out of the way.

[John Holmberg]

I got two more. I'll let you choose if you want to see the third world. Pedophilia cure.

[Brady]

No cure for pedophilia.

[Brett]

That's a hack job. Yeah, I don't want.

[Brady]

Oh, I don't want to see that.

[John Holmberg]

Then we'll skip that.

[Brady]

That's the punishment. Yeah. Oh, okay. No, I don't want to see that.

[John Holmberg]

Basically, skin it.

[Brady]

Oh, oh, now you're making that like a Grape. No, no, no.

[John Holmberg]

I can show it to you.

[Brady]

Yeah. So they caught this guy touching kids in some, and the whole city's out to see it, and they're carrying them around. Oh, my God. They've got his wiener out, and everybody wants a piece of this. Oh, God. They're pulling on it real, real hard. Oh, is the tool they're using.

[Doug Hopkins]

Oh, they're. They are.

[Brady]

They're skinning it. Oh, this is an arc form, to be so precise. The dude is not, like, sedated. He's fighting back, and there's still. There's no blood. And there's a mountain duke brought. Brought refreshment.

[John Holmberg]

And we'll end on a happier note with this one.

[Brady]

All right, here we go. Oh, got a tattoo. Oh, this is great. The guy has Pinocchio's face tattooed above his penis, and his nose is represented by the wiener and clearly is not telling the truth to this woman while she is doing things to a man's nose that shouldn't be done. He's not. He maybe not lying because nothing was really happening.

[John Holmberg]

So it will end there. Figure out. And on a happy note, after the third world pedophilia treatment.

[Brady]

That was pretty good. Okay. All right, we'll give you the Doug Hopkins numbers again in just seconds. You can text in your.

[Brett]

Your one person has gotten.

[Brady]

We got one win. Well, that's sometimes. And a thousand.

[John Holmberg]

You need to text it. Don't email it to us. Not email. It's text.

[Brady]

Text. I'll give it to you one more time. Sushi Brokers. One edamame, one California roll, one crab rangoons, one volcano chicken, one shrimp tempura roll, and one outlaw roll. 3.32 service fee tipped 11 bucks. So add in 1332 to whatever you think with that. Plus, you got to do the taxes somewhere between what I say. $104 66 bucks. Somewhere in that big $40 range there. How about that? Good luck to you. Text 97936. You put in the. The price you think it is, and maybe you'll be standing on stage at You Fest on May 3, and Doug Hopkins will be giving you a check for five grand just for guessing the Doug Hopkins price game. How about that? 97936. That's the number. No decimal points on your guess either. Evidently, we can't.

[Brett]

Decimal points, no dollar signs. Just. Just a number.

[Brady]

Can't afford anything with that. Or the very. It's very crude Russian formula we're using here. There goes your Brady report.

[Brett]

It's not weird.

[Doug Hopkins]

It's pretty cool actually. No membership fees.

[Brady]

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