06-16-25 - WWBD - His Boss Had Sex w/The Office Whale - His Gay Brother And His BF Are Staying w/Them for A Week - His Wife Spent 2900 On Fathers Day Trip She's Bringing Her Sisters With

Summary

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Summary: June 16, 2025 Host/Author: John Holmberg with Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo Release Date: June 16, 2025

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Overview

In this episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness on Arizona's #1 Morning Radio Show 98 KUPD, host John Holmberg, along with co-hosts Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, and Dick Toledo, delve into a series of listener-submitted dilemmas. The discussions are lively, humorous, and sometimes controversial, tackling topics ranging from workplace scandals to family dynamics and marital challenges. This summary captures the key discussions, insights, and conclusions drawn during the episode.

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1. Navigating Workplace Gossip and Leverage

Situation: A listener named Larry shares that his boss confessed to having an affair with a coworker, revealing this sensitive information during the workweek. Larry is contemplating whether to use this revelation as leverage in the office environment.

Discussion Highlights:

• Leverage Temptation: Larry questions, “Do I use this? If so, how would you use it?” ([08:56]).
• Advice from Hosts:
  • Bret: Advises caution, stating, “Snitches get stitches.” ([09:37]).
  • Ronnie: Emphasizes the dangers of using such information for personal gain, warning, “Playing with a man's job based on banging oil tankers is dangerous.” ([10:00]).
  • Ronnie and Bret concur that manipulating workplace dynamics with leaked personal information can backfire, potentially turning the tables on Larry and jeopardizing his own position.

Conclusion: The consensus among the hosts is to advise Larry against using the boss's confession as leverage, highlighting the ethical and professional risks involved.

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2. Accommodating a Gay Brother and His Boyfriend for a Week

Situation: Justin writes in expressing discomfort about his gay brother and the brother's flamboyant boyfriend staying with his family for a week. Justin grapples with balancing family harmony and personal discomfort.

Discussion Highlights:

• Justin's Concern: “I love my brother, but I don't like this guy.” ([13:28]).
• Hosts' Perspectives:
  • Brett: Suggests open communication, “Like, if he's bothering you... you got nothing to lose.” ([13:28]).
  • Ronnie: Recommends setting boundaries, “You can stay with us for a week. Nobody wants that.” ([16:03]).
  • Larry: Proposes practical solutions, such as using Airbnb to avoid hosting, “I'd tell him to get an Airbnb anyway.” ([16:07]).

Notable Quotes:

• Ronnie: “No one should ever take anyone up on that. You stay with us for a week. Nobody wants that.” ([16:03]).
• Brett: “That's a tough one.” ([17:30]).

Conclusion: The hosts emphasize the importance of honest communication and setting clear boundaries to manage uncomfortable family dynamics, suggesting alternatives like booking separate accommodations to maintain harmony.

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3. Wife's Expensive Father's Day Trip Including Her Sisters

Situation: A listener, Kent, shares that his wife spent $2,900 on a Father's Day trip to San Diego, bringing along her two sisters. Kent feels sidelined as he anticipates managing his children during the trip.

Discussion Highlights:

• Kent's Dilemma: “She kicked in for her two sisters to tag along... How do I tell her this is garbage without getting cut off sexually?” ([16:10]).
• Hosts' Advice:
  • Ronnie: Suggests asserting his feelings, “Be a man, say no.” ([27:02]).
  • Brett: Recommends practical adjustments, like ensuring the sisters have their own rooms to minimize discomfort, “I would fix that. I'd add a buddy in the mix.” ([25:43]).
  • Larry: Encourages negotiating with his wife for a more enjoyable experience, possibly enjoying some personal time, “And I'll just enjoy Father's Day by myself.” ([22:14]).

Notable Quotes:

• Ronnie: “You're gonna pull it off on Father's Day, too.” ([26:06]).
• Brett: “That was a bad, bad gift.” ([23:25]).

Conclusion: The hosts advise Kent to communicate his concerns openly with his wife, suggesting practical solutions such as arranging separate accommodations or modifying the trip to ensure that his Father's Day experience is enjoyable and not overshadowed by unwanted company.

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4. Listener Interactions and Humor

Throughout the episode, the hosts engage in humorous banter and light-hearted interactions, providing comic relief amidst the serious discussions. Notable moments include:

• MMP Guns Promotions: Dick Toledo and Byron from MMP Guns discuss custom firearm services, adding a local business flavor to the episode.

• Humorous Exchanges: Ronnie and Brett engage in playful arguments about personal preferences and family anecdotes, enhancing the show's entertaining dynamic.

Notable Quotes:

• Ronnie: “What have you done to this woman? I don't blame you.” ([08:39]).
• Bret: “Snitches get stitches.” ([09:37]).
• Ronnie: "The one dude that says, I don't want to do this is always the jerk." ([25:50]).

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Closing Thoughts

In this episode, Holmberg's Morning Sickness effectively balances humor with serious advice, tackling complex family and workplace issues with candid conversations and practical suggestions. The hosts encourage open communication, ethical decision-making, and proactive problem-solving, all while maintaining an engaging and entertaining atmosphere for their listeners.

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Notable Quotes with Timestamps:

• Larry McFeely: “If you have an extended service contract, you can use it at any amco.” ([00:45]).
• Ronnie: “Be evil with me, man. Come on. Don't be a pussy, Trenton.” ([05:22]).
• Bret: “Snitches get stitches.” ([09:37]).
• Ronnie: “You start playing with a man's job based on banging oil tankers is dangerous.” ([10:00]).
• Ronnie: “You can stay with us for a week. Nobody wants that.” ([16:03]).
• Brett: “That's a tough one.” ([17:30]).
• Ronnie: “Be a man, say no.” ([27:02]).

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This episode underscores the show's commitment to addressing real-life issues with a blend of humor, empathy, and straightforward advice, making it a valuable resource for listeners navigating similar challenges.

Transcript

[Larry McFeely]

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[Brady]

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[Wayne]

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[Dick Toledo]

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[Brady]

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[Wayne]

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[Brady]

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[Wayne]

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[Ronnie]

You were laughing like a hyena when he said it.

[Brett]

What the hell is wrong with you?

[Ronnie]

Oh my God. It's. It's Monday, isn't it? It's time for Brady to solve the problems everyone has. All of them. Not only that, anything from Ronnie as.

[Brett]

Far as what the rubber sheets I Didn't hear anything.

[Larry McFeely]

He's already forgotten it.

[Ronnie]

You didn't fire it off?

[Brett]

I did not.

[Ronnie]

Did you hear that? I don't. Ask her. You two need to communicate. I'll. I'll ask her.

[Brett]

Number.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, I want to get. Send it over. Yeah, Ronnie did. Would you like it if Brady bought rubber sheets? He's afraid to ask. He would lay naked on them or.

[Larry McFeely]

You're not selling her on this now.

[Brett]

That is true.

[Ronnie]

He or someone would lay naked on. Wait for you. Covered in oils. Sound fun? There.

[Larry McFeely]

Sent.

[Ronnie]

Oops. I sent it to Kirby. Anyway, let's see what she says. Because I'd be happy to fund that for you if you haven't ever slid around on one of those. What a mattresses or anything. Yeah, thanks.

[Larry McFeely]

That's a friend.

[Ronnie]

Do you want some?

[Larry McFeely]

Sure. Why not?

[Ronnie]

All right. I'm going to get you some. I know you'll use them.

[Larry McFeely]

Oh, yeah.

[Brett]

You get a set. You get a set.

[Ronnie]

I can picture Brett pulling that off some sambuca and, like, flaming shots, laying on a bed of flammable liquids.

[Larry McFeely]

Are those on prime? I want those now.

[Ronnie]

How you doing? As she walks in the door. You still got your clothes on? Geez. Any.

[Larry McFeely]

Thought I taught you better.

[Ronnie]

Glass of Dr. Oh, Ronnie just fired back with an immediate no. Like n O. Yeah, no discussion. Wow. All right. Okay.

[Brett]

I know my wife.

[Ronnie]

I did. I expect a little more. I expect more like kitten with the yarn on that one. I didn't expect that. No, I thought we'd be batting that around for a second. Oh, you're silly. What are you talking about? No. All right, I'm gonna text back.

[Larry McFeely]

That's all you got?

[Ronnie]

Yeah. I don't blame you.

[Larry McFeely]

No. In big letters.

[Ronnie]

That's exactly it. Look. That's her response, right? No. And it was fast. What have you done to this woman? I don't blame you. I don't blame you. None of us want that either, either. There. All right, well, saved me 60 bucks and radio. Heck of a lot of embarrassment. Anyway, it is time for what would Brady Do? And we know one thing he won't be doing. I don't know. That's his choice. It is. Brought to you by our friends at MMP Guns over there in 12th street and Indian School right there inside of Mo Money Pond. You can grab yourself anything you need. I got an email from a guy that said he's bought three AR15s from MMP Guns. He's the best in the business over there. Getting him what he needs. And that can be you Too. If you want anything as far as weaponry, ammunition, help loading the magazine like I have.

[Larry McFeely]

Did you try that?

[Ronnie]

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[Brett]

Ignore it.

[Ronnie]

It's a great ant. Use the number blocker.

[Brett]

Okay. Thank you.

[Ronnie]

Yeah. Block.

[Brett]

Have a nice day.

[Ronnie]

Yeah. Great aunt block. Your great aunt. And why is she texting? She's 80. That's enough. That's easy.

[Brett]

Next.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, you drop kicker or you can just deal with it. Yeah, I agree with that completely. You dismiss your great aunt when she starts getting lippy.

[Brett]

Chalk it up into the lost column. Oh, lost that one.

[Ronnie]

You're gonna lose her soon anyway, by the way. Yeah. Who's tight with their great aunt? Agreed.

[Larry McFeely]

Anything even like grandparents.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, they're kind of the creepy ones. Their houses smell like mothballs and soup. Yeah. And my great grandmother was weird. She was the town Vincennes. True.

[Brett]

Went around for my great grandfather. Yeah, he's already passed on.

[Ronnie]

My grandpa killed his father. That's a rumor in the homburg house, but it's pretty true. He murdered him in a barn and then lit the barn on fire because he was hitting his. My great grandmother and my grandpa went and killed. Killed his dad and then saved his mom. Never met the great grandma on that side. Did I meet any other great grandparents? I think the only one I had was Grandma Thornberry. And she never got married. She was like I say, the town whore. She had. She had a boyfriend named Philip. It's weird when your great grandmother introduces you to her boyfriend.

[Brett]

I don't even think. Yeah. Babu's mother never met. Guess what her name was.

[Ronnie]

I don't know. Mama Lou wasn't a real name. No, but she was just Lou Luan and they called her Mama Lou.

[Brett]

Yep.

[Ronnie]

A lot of nicknames over there. This is pretty solid, right? Yeah. Get rid of your greats. I don't think I do. They're pointless unless they're rich.

[Brett]

Doesn't matter. I'm going to say no matter really who the relative is. They've just. They've gone. Yeah, but I mean, I'm. It's like, okay. That's their opinion. Thank you.

[Ronnie]

If it's an aunt or an uncle and they fire over a text to your army kid.

[Brett]

Yeah.

[Ronnie]

About what a debacle his profession is. And that's just rude. You might want to fire one off and just go, hey, bitch, back off. And then block her.

[Brett]

Duly noted.

[Larry McFeely]

None of your goddamn business.

[Brett]

Have a good day.

[Ronnie]

What'd you do that for, you dumb old troll? Get in the box. This one says, dear Brady, my boss just told me he had sex with. I got this this morning, by the way, at about 8:50. Eight is according to this.

[Larry McFeely]

This just came through.

[Ronnie]

Just came through.

[Larry McFeely]

Hot off the press.

[Ronnie]

Hot off the press. My boss told me he had sex with a co worker. He told me this morning at 8:15. He's a mess from it. Evidently they spent the weekend together. It's an immediate firing. If any of this gets out and he doesn't know, she's not going to say something. She's also the fattest woman I've ever seen. I'd rather lose my job for killing a person than having people know I slept with that oil tanker. That said, I have all the leverage in the world at work today. Do I use this? If so, how would you use it? Be evil with me, man. Come on. Don't be a pussy, Trenton. Ooh, holding the boss.

[Brett]

The boss not gonna be evil with.

[Ronnie]

The boss confided in him.

[Brett]

Snitches get stitches.

[Ronnie]

That he banged. You don't have to. You don't have to tell. But manipulate the room. It's not about tattling. It's about going on.

[Brett]

But there's. I mean, that is. That's breaking a bro code big time. Is it because he's confiding in you as a friend, but on.

[Larry McFeely]

On top of that too, like he banged a wildebeest.

[Ronnie]

True.

[Larry McFeely]

It's not going to be as believable. I just denied. If I was the boss, I think.

[Brett]

I would do that.

[Ronnie]

That's very smart. Hopefully there's.

[Brett]

Reverse it around. He takes the brunt of it. Instead of.

[Ronnie]

It's the slump busting. So what you Guys are saying is you're warning the guy from using this as leverage right off the bat, Even though it's tempting.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah.

[Ronnie]

Because she's so disgusting that it's deniable. Yeah, I think it's okay.

[Larry McFeely]

Kind of like the Usher thing. Yeah, I did that. That, that, that.

[Ronnie]

But everybody said I gave him herpes. I did. Except that fat one at the end. She's lying. And everybody's like, that's probably true.

[Brett]

Yeah. I would never. I would never. You know, if I was that guy, I wouldn't think, you know, I'm telling this guy, you know, basically trusting him with the knowledge. Like, I'm freaking out about this. Well, I think he'd be more concerned about.

[Ronnie]

But I don't think he's trying to use it for. I think he's trying to use it for, like, making this dude have a tough day.

[Brett]

I think you could just goof, have fun with it.

[Ronnie]

That's what I'm saying. I think that's what he's asking. I think that's why he's saying, I got all the leverage at work. Ball, break it. I would hang around the oil tanker all day, and then, like, when he walks by, I'd say stuff like, is that what I smell cologne on you? Oil tanker.

[Brett]

Not for personal gain financially or whatever.

[Ronnie]

But I think that's what he was asking. I think he was saying he's got leverage around the office to be evil today.

[Larry McFeely]

That's what I thought Brady was saying, kind of like for a promotion.

[Ronnie]

I think that's. If that was the case, it's easy.

[Brett]

Because you would have said, well, can I hang this over and give him a hard time? Absolutely.

[Ronnie]

Bottom line is, if you were not enough to.

[Brett]

That would jeopardize him getting fired.

[Ronnie]

If you're looking at getting him fired, it's easy now. So I don't think that's what he's looking at. I think what he's doing is trying to play with this dude and make him sweat.

[Larry McFeely]

But it is your word against his, too.

[Ronnie]

Yeah.

[Larry McFeely]

Like, if that was the case, you were trying to get him fired.

[Ronnie]

Dangerous.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah.

[Ronnie]

You start playing with a man's job based on banging oil tankers is dangerous. Because worst case scenario, the office, be careful. Yeah. They go and they say, hey, rumor has it you bang the oil tanker. And then, you know, the management comes down and you're like, well, he's fired. And then they don't fire him. Now you're on the. Now all the leverage just swung back. But definitely tease him, leave like Bread. Here's what I would do. Go to Safeway and get a cake, right? And then take tiny little cake crumbs and sprinkle it from the oil tanker's desk all the way to your boss's desk. Just Hansel and Gretel trails between the two. Like, leave, like, little clues that the two of them have a, you know, trap.

[Brett]

I just give him a frame picture of the Valdez hanging his cubicle or something.

[Ronnie]

I like that. Dear Brady, my gay brother wants to stay with me and the family for a week. Coming up in July, he's bringing his incredibly flamboyant boyfriend, who I hate. Not because he's gay. We're way past that. He's just always making weird jokes about how I'm gay, too. I just haven't tasted the right one. He's just not cool. Everything is about his lifestyle. I tried watching a baseball game with him once, and he couldn't shut up about which players he knew blew each other. I love my brother, but I don't like this guy. So do I choke this down? Do I choke this down and let him stay? It's family. And my brother would be hurt if I told him he couldn't spend summer vacation with us. Signed Justin. Oh, nothing worse than the one you like bringing the one you don't like.

[Brett]

I think it's something that you can control and talk about with the guy. You got nothing to lose. Like, if he's bothering you. Yeah, I mean, like. All right, enough.

[Ronnie]

A week. A week of dealing with that.

[Brett]

That's a tough one.

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[Larry McFeely]

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[Larry McFeely]

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[Ronnie]

Would you let anyone stay at your house for a week with someone you didn't like?

[Larry McFeely]

Dumb question.

[Ronnie]

You know, who am I to breath? Would you?

[Larry McFeely]

Absolutely not. I'd tell him to get an Airbnb anyway.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Larry McFeely]

How old are you? Go stay somewhere else.

[Ronnie]

They're two gays, right? There's two male incomes. They can afford a nice room.

[Larry McFeely]

Absolutely.

[Ronnie]

It's just cheap to stay at someone's house. But go ahead Brady, from the world of people who love this.

[Brett]

No, there's, there's. He's just one of the families that when family come into town, you know, don't get a room. Stay with us.

[Ronnie]

Right? That's a false offer. Nobody should ever take anyone up on that. You stay with us for a week. Nobody wants that. Deep down everyone hates that five days. Someone in the House is not happy when you're like. Cuz they're like Ronnie when you have your family stay for five days. Yeah, come on. She's like, g. It's not her family. It's adopted. Same with you. You know, if you had some of Ronnie's family come rolling in, you didn't like one of them, forget about it. You'd want them in a room.

[Brett]

Two male incomes welcome one time or another. But didn't have to, you know, we never had that on her side of the family.

[Ronnie]

Right, but if you did, you've met some of them, and I'm sure there's a couple.

[Brett]

But if they had to, you know.

[Ronnie]

And they're bringing some new boyfriend and they're staying for a week.

[Brett]

Yeah, that's a tough one.

[Ronnie]

Oh, it's miserable.

[Brett]

I. I would, you know, suggesting them getting another, you know, place to stay isn't bad.

[Ronnie]

It's a great idea.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah. When I went. When I brought Matthiah back to Chicago and meet the family the first time, my aunt and uncle are like, you gonna stay with us? My. Absolutely not. You don't know her. She don't know you guys. It's uncomfortable.

[Ronnie]

First of all, the incredibly gay guy, right? Shouldn't want to stay.

[Larry McFeely]

No.

[Ronnie]

The brother's like, yeah, I'll stay with my family. That's no big deal. But the. This interloper, he shouldn't be there. He should be like, we need to get our own room.

[Larry McFeely]

I wonder if he does. If he doesn't, he doesn't want to be there. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

[Brett]

And he acts that way to try to get well.

[Ronnie]

No, I think he just acts that way because he's super gay.

[Brett]

But it sounded like fun at first.

[Ronnie]

Look, I don't want to stay anywhere near in laws houses. I'll get a room and vice versa. My dad comes to town with that lady he's married to. That's fine. He can stay. He stays at my sisters. I don't know how they get that done, but I always offer him someplace else. You can stay anywhere else. I'll. I'll pay for it. I'll gladly. But you're not staying here with this stranger. She shouldn't want to be here.

[Brett]

Yeah, we're, you know, and I'm still okay with it, at least on our family side. Like, if I go back to Columbus and I'll stay with my sister, it's not a problem.

[Ronnie]

Right, but you're not dragging someone they don't like with. Right. So it's not like somebody's in the house that they're like, I'm miserable in this house and they don't want me.

[Brett]

And if I did had. Have had friends over there and. And if they said this isn't. Well, I mean, then. Then I'll get another place.

[Ronnie]

If your sister didn't like Ronnie and Ronnie didn't like your sister, you're a jerk for dragging them in together on both sides.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah, they're both going to think you're a jerk.

[Brett]

That's not what they told me. They told me they like each other.

[Ronnie]

And they probably don't. They're women, but they fake it. And you don't know the difference. But if you're oblivious to the fact that she hates being there because nobody likes being there there. I used to hate that my ex wife used to drag me up to her dad's house. Like, let's get a room. No, he's fine. And we'd have to plunk down in their house and quietly talk about how.

[Larry McFeely]

Uncomfortable bathrooms and stuff. Somebody's got to take a dump. And you got.

[Ronnie]

I got smell dumps.

[Brett]

Yeah, we have our own bathroom, Brett.

[Ronnie]

Sure, you get your own bath somewhere else if you.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah, but does. Does Kirby use your guys bathroom or does she got to share with the guest?

[Ronnie]

They get their own bathroom too. Brady's bragging about how successful his sister is. Like it's his.

[Larry McFeely]

No, I was saying, like if somebody stays at br.

[Brett]

It's not my accomplishment. It's a nice.

[Ronnie]

When somebody stays at your house, there's some stranger that tags along that's dumping, and you let him have Kirby's room.

[Brett]

My mom? Yeah.

[Ronnie]

Yeah. And then Kirby's got to sleep somewhere else. And then your mom's making old lady dumps in Kirby's bathroom with Kirby.

[Brett]

Sometimes they're together.

[Ronnie]

Your mom's by herself. That's different. Now if your mom brought some new swinging dick along.

[Brett]

Well, you know my mom. It was my mom and dad at one time.

[Ronnie]

Well, sure. That's different. Yeah. If, you know, if your mom's got this guy that nobody likes, he shouldn't want to be there. Oh, the house guest thing. There's so many rules, it doesn't make sense to me. Yeah, it's imposing to bring a stranger to. Like if I told Brett, hey, Brett, can I stay at your house? He'd probably be like, yeah, sure. And then I'm like, I'm bringing a friend. You'd be like, oh, what for? Now you gotta. Now you gotta fake it with this guy.

[Larry McFeely]

Here's the Airbnb website.

[Ronnie]

Exactly.

[Larry McFeely]

Right now.

[Ronnie]

Too many options. Dear Brady, my wife spent $2900 for me on Father's Day. It's a trip for us that's pretty nice. To San Diego. And guess what? She also kicked in for her two sisters to tag along. So, essentially, for Father's Day, I get to go to San Diego and watch our sons while she and her sisters go spend more of my money. And she thinks something. She got me something amazing. I will say she booked the room on the golf course you may have heard of called Torrey Pines.

[Brett]

Oh, nice.

[Ronnie]

But she didn't get a foursome for it. She just got us close, so I can see it. How do I tell her this is garbage without getting cut off sexually? Kent.

[Brett]

So everyone's going on this trip.

[Ronnie]

Two sisters, the wife and the kids. Kids, yeah. And she kicked in 2900 bucks. Seems pretty reasonable.

[Brett]

Yeah, that does. They must be doing it in two rooms.

[Ronnie]

Two rooms. That's what I'm thinking. Two really nice rooms. Then if you're up to three, four.

[Brett]

People in a room.

[Ronnie]

Well, the two sisters and then. Sounds like the family.

[Brett]

Yeah. So the two.

[Ronnie]

Three grand for a couple days, better.

[Brett]

Set up for the sisters.

[Ronnie]

Oh, yeah. Sisters are getting it. They're getting a great thing.

[Larry McFeely]

Sure. That's just what he wanted for Father's Day.

[Ronnie]

Yeah.

[Brett]

It'S a little. You know, at least. I'm telling her, at least buy a twosome or have golf for him.

[Ronnie]

Get something.

[Brett]

Yeah, because this is a trip that you've set up. There's nothing.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, there's nothing.

[Brett]

Father's Day about that.

[Ronnie]

No, he didn't get to take his friends or his. What is going on with everybody thinking that they can just drag family along with everything? You have to tell her your sisters can't come.

[Brett]

Well, hopefully, you know, for the most part. Again, if it ends up like that, then that's not gonna work. If you feel like when you're going on vacation, you're dragging family, well, you are.

[Ronnie]

Who brings their sisters?

[Brett]

Some people like to vacation with their family.

[Ronnie]

Sure. But that's what you got to ask the other person. You can't just bring them with. That's my point.

[Brett]

Added family. In other words, like. Yeah, adding her sister.

[Ronnie]

That's what I'm saying.

[Brett]

Like, I just met the family and the kids.

[Ronnie]

You can travel with your family. That's fine, but everybody needs to know that. Like, I can travel with family all day, but if there's a couple, I would think they get invited.

[Brett]

That was a bad, bad gift.

[Ronnie]

That's what he's saying. What? How's he get out of this? How does he fix this?

[Brett]

I. You know your sisters can't go. Do the sisters have to come along?

[Ronnie]

Yes.

[Brett]

It's worth.

[Ronnie]

I think they're not tagging along on my Father's Day present. I don't want them there.

[Larry McFeely]

I'd say you broads go by yourself.

[Ronnie]

Or that.

[Larry McFeely]

And I'll just. I'll enjoy Father's Day by myself. Enjoying myself.

[Brett]

Are they hot?

[Ronnie]

Are the sisters hot? Assistant Brady's thinking, are they three way? We got another oil tanker situation here. Yeah. Are they hot? That's a good question. Send us pictures d toledo.com and we'll see if it's worth it to take the whole family. Chances are one of them is, one of them isn't. One of them's gross. Yeah, I don't get that. People use family against the coolest.

[Brett]

What? Wish we could talk to her. Like you send him to Torrey Pines for the weekend.

[Wayne]

Right.

[Ronnie]

Why are you going? Because she scammed it. It's a scam trip. He'll be fine. He's at Torrey Pines. She doesn't understand. He wants to play Torrey Pines.

[Brett]

And I forgot to tell you, we have to sit through a timeshare.

[Ronnie]

There's probably some of that. Well, three grand's a pretty good price for two rooms for two days. If you got good rooms. Yeah, maybe. Those are my sisters.

[Brett]

Why?

[Ronnie]

Is that bad? Oh, for Father's Day. I don't. They shouldn't be there, let alone picking.

[Brett]

Up the tab for them.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, right. Here's the problem. You are going to get cut off sexually for that weekend because there's rats in your room.

[Larry McFeely]

Now, what kind of Father's Day is that?

[Ronnie]

What kind of Father's Day? Does your wife book a room with the kids in it? That's just her way of locking it down. She's getting away with murder here.

[Brett]

Add your brother or a friend into the mix. Yeah, that and you guys just golf the whole weekend.

[Ronnie]

Yeah. Have those dudes show up. Yeah, I invited a couple of my friends since you're gonna be busy. Who's gonna watch the kids? I don't know. I should have thought of that when you got me my Father's Day.

[Brett]

You and your sisters.

[Larry McFeely]

Yeah.

[Ronnie]

That'S. She's awful. Your wife's awful. What a C word this guy said. So the guy's paying for two sisters trips?

[Brett]

Yeah, I'd fix that. I'd add A buddy in the mix.

[Ronnie]

Or I'd say one she doesn't like. And if, like, what he said was, his wife's not working, I don't want.

[Brett]

It to be a miserable time.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, I would.

[Larry McFeely]

It sounds.

[Ronnie]

I hate trip. That so it never happens again. People have lost all decorum on this thing, and the one dude that says, I don't want to do this is always the jerk. It's family we have. Still, there's a time and place for that.

[Brett]

You're gonna pull it off on Father's Day, too. Yeah, the difference is between Mother's Day and Father's Day.

[Ronnie]

Oh, it's killer.

[Brett]

Imagine if he did that to her on Mother's Day.

[Ronnie]

He got to force him at Torrey Pines and then stuck her with the kids.

[Brett]

Yeah, and I brought you the kids. My two brothers are coming along.

[Ronnie]

We're going to have a great time. You can watch the kids.

[Brett]

Isn't that a great trip, honey?

[Ronnie]

You know what, though? Passive aggressive woman be like, yes, cuz I love spending time with my kids. Oh, boy, it backfired.

[Brett]

Still, it would be held over your head for years.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, yeah, you just got hired as a babysitter for the next whatever weekend you're going anyway. Just say no. What happened to being a man? What happened to being a man? I'm not doing this. This trip, by the way, I canceled the payment. If it's all your money, save the money and just cancel the payment and go. This trip is canceled. It's dumb. I'm not buying your system.

[Brett]

Let's just do a staycation.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, let's just stay at the house. It's the same thing. You got your kids running around there, not getting laid in that either. Good luck. And just be a man and tell your wife this is a bad trip. And then do like what Brett does and raise your hand up over your shoulder like it's coming in as five across. Don't actually act on it. Just, you know, wave it around a little. Wow.

[Brett]

It's a gesture.

[Ronnie]

Yeah, it's a gesture. It's a suggested idea of what could come your way. You keep up the nonsense. Well, there you go. Summer vacation plans all over the place. Gays, sisters, everybody's running anything they want through your house. Be a man, say no. It's 98 KUPD. That, my friends, is what Brady did. Arizona's most powerful, powerful rock radio station.