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It's the bob and tom show.
It's a beautiful time of the year.
I'm so glad you're near the wind is blowing it might start snowing there's just the two of us here It's Christmas, let's have sex it's snowing let's have sex Santa's coming Let's have sex.
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Ooh.
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Let'S have sex.
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I hope you brought your spurs the one with the sharp little burrs Knocked a Christmas tree out of the way and hear the jingle bells say It's Christmas Lets have sex and it's snowing let's have sex Santa's coming Let's have sex.
Ooh.
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Let'S.
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Have sex.
The room is lit with candles the halls are decked with holly I'm just wearing sandals so let's get down and we'll be jolly Christmas let's have sex it's snowing let's have sex Santa's coming Let's have sex.
Ooh.
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Let'S.
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Have sex Foreplay in G.
It's Christmas let's have sex it's snowing let's have sex Santa's coming Let's have sex.
Ooh.
Let'S have sex oh.
Come on here, baby.
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Duke, you sly dog.
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Every single day. Hello, it's the Bobbitt Tom Show.
We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. Ow.
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Yeah, he nailed it.
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There's Christy Lee at the Silac Insurance news desk.
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Hello, Chick.
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Hey, there's Pat Godwin. Hey, Chick. Hey, there's Josh Arnold.
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You nailed that news. I can't even do it.
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There's Ace Cosby. I'm Chick mcgee at the Prize Picks sports desk. Hello, Tom.
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Hello, Chick McGee. We come in with a mild handicap today.
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What's the matter? What's the matter?
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What's the problem?
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Run it down for me.
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Full report, the short version. Went to bed super early, Got a great night's sleep.
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Attaboy.
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Got up extra early. Got here super early, had a massive computer meltdown.
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Oh, my God.
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We're gonna be okay.
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Was it a software update?
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No, it was an interface issue with my computer at my house. I don't know what happened, but all the. All the work I did yesterday, afternoon and evening. Poof.
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So that's why I don't do work in the afternoon and evening.
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Yeah, that's a good point.
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That way it doesn't disappear.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Hey, you got your health. What are you doing?
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Come on.
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I'm actually in a great mood because I had something. I got something accomplished yesterday. Oh, because you're doing this. This is sort of in the air, Literally. You know, you don't get off here and you can't go look. Oh, I built this table today.
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Yeah. Nothing tangible.
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Yeah, yeah. There was an incident yesterday at my. In my basement. Long, boring story. But then I had. I had to go in there and clean it up for about an hour. And it was really. Just felt really cool.
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But you were secretly excited that something happened that you had to take care of, weren't you? Yeah, yeah.
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I'm down there and mops. Squeegees.
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All right.
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Yeah, but you get something done.
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Things that make you happy.
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Get.
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Get your boots. Well, I messed up. Get your pants. Your hands filthy. Your hands are disgusting.
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Back up. Yuck.
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I hesitate to share this because it's. I know how nervous you are about this topic, but I. This morning at 3:15 Eastern, check local listings. 3:15am I conquered my hot water heater.
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Oh, yeah, that's right.
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The pilot light had gone out.
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You relit it because.
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See, see, this is an amazing. I. I still can't get over it.
There's some sort of. My particular brand water heater. If it gets too hot, it will shut itself off.
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Okay.
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And you know, you know your boy loves hot water.
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Oh.
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Oh, my God.
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The hotter the better. Oh, me too. Big fan.
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Oh. So I. I went down and they. Up dead. So I read on the side. Read on the. I was very Careful.
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Push in and turn right.
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Be careful with hot water heaters. No one's more. More nervous about this than I am. So don't. What?
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Chick said I could do it.
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Don't do that. So, yeah, I did that. Got the pilot light lit. But then I went online and I found a guy talked me through the whole thing from a YouTube video.
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It's amazing.
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It's unbelievable.
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Everything is out there on YouTube.
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And I went down. Click, 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3. There's three steps and then boom. And then it went whoosh.
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And what a great sound.
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I never felt more alive in my life. It was amazing.
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I mean, just doing small tasks in one's house can make you feel, I'm sure, like the president of some giant corporation you get someday goes. Yeah, sure, our Stock is up 20%, but, you know, last night I relit the pile of light.
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Yeah, yeah.
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And his wife is sitting there looking at some catalog for jewelry, going, that's great, Arthur.
You're the man, Arthur.
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Pat, do you think you could relight your hot water?
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No.
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When I had one about 10 years ago, my ex wife did it.
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It did she. For me. All right.
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What?
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Or did you do it, Tom, at.
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Your apartment, who came over and relit your furnace?
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That was you.
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But after that, when I was in Pennsylvania, I think credit where credit is due.
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Fair enough.
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Yeah, get on it, Tom. That's right.
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That's the same deal. That's the famous story where Pat didn't know if his furnace was gas or electric.
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Yeah, well, when you rent, sometimes. Who. That was one of the great things about renting, not needing to know.
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Yeah, but you're paying a gas bill. What do you think it's for?
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I know, but you don't always think about. About that.
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Okay. Sorry. In any event, so I. I accomplished something yesterday.
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I still can't believe I did it.
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That's great.
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I can't.
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So we. We're both like the captains of. Of you think home maintenance.
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Could you relight your hot water?
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You know, I never have. Mine's electric, so relighting, it'd be a. Yeah, yeah. It didn't do anything, but I can change the elements.
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Most of us are old enough to remember, light a big long match and get in there.
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I remember when my dad would have.
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To do it, but mine's a gas, but the pilot is electronic somehow. I don't know how it works.
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I remember also being fascinated by. I would just kind of watch the pilot light because we'd play downstairs, as you guys know. It was our roller rink.
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My old hot water heater had a window so you could see the flame.
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Oh, I love that.
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That's cool. But the new one doesn't.
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And again, the great. The great appearance of a furnace in cinema is in the movie.
You say body Heat. I'm coming over there. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about a Christmas movie, Home Alone. Remember Home Alone? He goes downstairs and it looks.
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That's a hell of a furnace.
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Yeah. Yes, it is.
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Whatever. That house is amazing. But that furnace.
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Well, one of those old houses probably had one like that 50 years or.
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Oh, yeah, five years ago. It almost looks like a coal furnace or something.
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And then, of course, the furnace is. Is one of the themes in the movie A Christmas Story.
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Yes.
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Which is where he learns his foul language. Coming up on tomorrow's show, I have an interesting survey about cursing. And by the way, usa, we are number one. Usa. Usa. I think I want to share something to our early morning listeners because something I mentioned. I mentioned I was having this computer issue.
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Yes.
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And something kind of funny happened in which two stories inadvertently got connected.
And I'm going to read you what happened. This is what went wrong. We have a story coming up about a couple of alligators wrangled in Florida. Obviously very common, but in one case, the gator is.
600 pounds, wing, 14 wings, 14ft in length. Pretty funny. Anyway, so this happened at a 7:11. And they took a bunch of cops, plus some professional alligator wranglers, whatever they are. But in the process of editing some of this stuff, there was also a story about. We're going to have later on about a kid who probably watching a YouTube video.
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Right.
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Decided to insert a. Oh, no, a. A phone charger into his urethra. You know what I'm talking about?
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Oh, yeah, man. Oh, man.
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Usb.
Well, we'll get charging cable.
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Good question.
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All right, very cool.
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But this. I. We don't want to do the stories now, but I do want to show you what happened to me. This was a complete accident. And I was doing this. The process was. I was going through a bunch of stories at the same time and had to redo everything I had worked on yesterday. And this is. Was what the computer. Here's the mistake it made when I came back to the story 10 or 15 minutes later. Here's the first line of the incorrect story. It goes, just like this. Sheriff's deputies in Florida wrangled a giant charger from a teen's bladder after he inserted it into his urethra. Then it came out. Sheriff deputies in Florida wrangled a giant alligator from a teen's bladder after he.
Carried the lead. Yeah. We'd open the show with that. First of all, the kid must be gifted. I mean, if you could fit even a small alligator in your penis. So there you go. But I. So I wrangled with my computer and got everything semi.
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So is that an AI program thing that you're using?
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No, no, no, no, no. My compute home is linked to this one. So I can work on stuff in the afternoon and evening, and it'll show up here in the morning.
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Gotcha.
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It didn't. So then I had to go through everything all over again. So I don't know what happened, but it's not. It's not.
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See, I would go to automatically. I'm not sure what I did, but I. I didn't push a button, and my work didn't end up at work.
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I don't know. This has never happened. I've been doing the same thing for years.
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Yeah.
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So I don't know what. Okay, what went wrong, but it's something. It doesn't matter. We got it. We got it. We've recovered, and we do have some cool stories coming up in the news, including, once again, as you say, you mentioned, YouTube is great for.
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It was unbelievable. The exact same hot water. Here, it's done. I couldn't believe it.
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Yeah. You can find everything.
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The guy was really not. I didn't have very good mic presence, but what you want to do is.
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That adds to the charm.
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Yeah. But he was slow. And I yelled get on with it. About five times. Yeah.
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I had a thing in which.
A car made in England was having a very bizarre technical issue. And I went online and there was some hillbilly.
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Well, what you do is you're, you know, like, whoa.
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He was. Exactly. And it was super.
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Exactly.
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It was a simple thing, but you would completely. What's the word?
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That's what I thought.
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You'd never think to do it this way. It involved removing the. The cup holder with a. With a safety pin and pulling a ripcord in the trench. It was this ridiculously simple thing, but you would never. What do they call it? Counterintuitive.
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Yeah.
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You'd never go. If you want to get the thing into neutral, you got to take out the cup holder.
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What if I hadn't saw. Seen the video. The video on YouTube, I would have called the guy and he would come out and justifiably, you know, charge me 200 bucks to turn My water heater. But literally there are three steps. You turn the dial and whoosh. And it was the simplest thing ever.
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Yeah. But there's probably some guy at an emergency room right now with no eyebrows that didn't exactly. Didn't do it exactly correctly. But thank you. We have your letters coming up. Very excited about that. We, we opened the show with a little bit of Duke Tomato and Duke's got a gig coming up at the, the Hard Rock Casino, I believe in northern Indiana. We'll get. We'll let you know about that coming up. Lots of other of our friends are out and about this weekend doing comedy. So we'll get to some of those things on the way.
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Oh and we have also some of you maybe breaking sports.
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The son of something breaking.
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What was that? Breaking sports.
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Don't do that again.
That sounds like a career ending injury.
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How about.
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What is that a femur breaking?
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How about, how about a quicker snap to it instead of that? Excruciating.
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Yeah, that's somebody being crushed.
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I, I have breaking. I have a breaking sports sounder. No.
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What do you have?
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Breaking sports news from Chip McGee.
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That's not what you. Anyway, if you want to coach Michigan football, there's an opening. There's an opening. Yeah. So we'll run that down for you.
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That story may be getting off.
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Here's Sharon Moore could have been fired by for cause and he might be out his buyout as well. So. But he could always go to court. Of course. Well, we'll talk.
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Isn't he currently in handcuffs?
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We'll talk about it. He's. He's a guest of Washington County. That's right.
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Go ahead.
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Right now I want to say to my buddy Steven Singer at Steven Singer Jewelers. Stephen, I'm trying to be nice here. It would appear he may have some kind of disorder because he's charging the same amount for his Anita diamond stud earrings that he did last year. Now this is not a typo. Steven Singer Jewelers. They begin at just 298 bucks. And you know that gold prices are I believe at an all time high diamonds way up there. So how on earth he can do this? I don't know. I'm not asking any questions. Steven Singer Jewelers get the inventory by going to ihatestevensinger.com. christy Lee, I know you're a fan especially I love that bracelet.
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Yes, the at last bracelet is very nice.
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That's a good one, boy.
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But if you want to really shine this Christmas, she'll love these diamond stud Earrings. Every woman needs a pair.
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Yeah. And you can say maybe if you got them last year. You want to upgrade, get bigger ones. Easily done. Go to I hate stevensinger.com by the way. Free shipping. I'll say it again. Free shipping. And orders go out the day you order. If you get those orders in before 2 o' clock Eastern Time, out the door that day so you've got time to get them. For your favorite December holiday. Go to I hate stephensinger dot com. That's I hate stevensinger dot com. Tell him the Bob and Tom show sent you. He's got his famous guarantee. And we, we have a lot of fans of this show that are big fans of Steven Singer. And I'll remind you one more thing. Week 15 of the NFL begins this evening. We've got that Steven Singer $500E gift card that you could be a winner of should you enter the contest. Do it today. Go to bob and tom.com contest. Make your picks. We're still looking for Logan Neiman. He won week 14. He's from rural Indiana. No, rural Iowa. A place called Fonda. Like, like Peter Fonda is an easy rider. Anyone? Easy Rider fans.
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You know, I'm feeling on Easy Rider. Let's just give the director duties to a baby. He can direct the movie.
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Great movie.
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Thanks, Dennis.
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Doing your own thing in your own time.
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Shut up.
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Okay, we are going to come right back and do our thing in our time because we've got time. From the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios, this is the Bob and Tom Show. Drinking and driving will change your whole world. The next time you're out with your friends, consider what would happen if you got pulled over after drinking. Like the legal fees, the time in court or a DUI on your record. Your decision to drink and drive could change someone else's world too. If you hurt them or even kill them in a crash. Instead, what if your decision to call a sober ride changed your world for the better? Drive sober or get pulled over paid for by nhtsa.
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Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. There's Christy Lee.
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Hi, Chick.
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She's at the Silac Insurance Neil's desk. There's Pat Godwin.
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Hey, Chick.
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Josh Arnold. Hi.
There's Ace Cosby. Hello. I'm Chick McGee. Hello, Tom.
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Hello, Chick McGee. You're gonna like this first letter.
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Oh, I thought. I think I have the best letter ever.
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I'm not sure we're going to find out in a matter of seconds. But first, we have to acknowledge the fact that our letter segment is brought.
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To you by the Chick Magee Institute. It's brought for. How's every NHTSA baby? Nitsa. Driving under the influence of marijuana is illegal. And law enforcement can tell you if you're driving high, if you feel different, you feel, you drive different. It just makes sense. Drive high, get a dui. Remember that. Paid for by nhtsa.
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Now, let's move forward. Here we have several letters. I'll allow you to begin since you see you've got the best letter of the day.
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Well, now I have to find it.
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Okay, while you do that, I'll just do a couple quick things. Duke Tomato. We opened up with Duke in his song called It's Christmas. He's going to be at the Hard Rock Cassi. Excuse me. The Hard Rock Casino in Northern Indiana, Saturday, December 20, for a special show. While I'm at it, big time venue Kostaki. Tonight, he's going to be comedy at the Comet, followed by poker at Ruggles in Cincinnati.
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What a gig.
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Oh, he's gonna.
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He's comedy and poker. His two favorite things.
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He's beside himself. He's so excited.
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Comedy in the front, poker in the rear.
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The classic.
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Something like that, yeah.
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Also this Saturday, it's going to be Haywood Banks at the old theater in Lowell, Michigan.
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The old theater.
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A couple of. A couple of quick gig plugs for you there. Right. Now we turn to the. Are you ready?
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This is from Mark in Wichita. Hello to everybody. Sorry, but you are bothering me at work.
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Oh, nice. You know what?
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We often do that. How about that?
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Hope he's not a brain surgeon.
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He continues. My son volunteers at the zoo.
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All right. Thank you.
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Came home the other day, asked how it went. Hey, sport, how'd it go at the zoo? He said, I got hit by a penguin. Oh, no.
Not something everybody can say.
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Not at all.
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Certainly from Wichita.
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That's true.
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Now, would the penguin pick up something and hit him with it or. Or peck him with his beak or.
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How would a penguin be launched by another penguin?
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Yes.
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Bumped into or.
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I got hit by a penguin.
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Now, I've had many questions.
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Dad, I got hit by a penguin.
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A lot more bulky than you think.
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I mentioned this before, when I was a kid, you'd see those. Those photographs of penguins. They'd have them, you know, the group of them marching and everything. And I always thought they were the same size as humans because the. And then I was so disappointed when I said they're little, tiny little critters.
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Yeah.
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I thought they were like six, two. Because you can't tell. There's no scale. They're surrounded by nothing but a white snow.
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Let me tell you this. I remember the. I want to. Always wanted a. A chicken. A chicken named. And I name him Chet. And he could play the piano, right? I'd love. You've seen these videos. Chickens playing piano.
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Yeah.
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That's hilarious. I'd settle for a penguin. I think I. I think I'd like to own a penguin.
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They're funny.
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I don't think you're allowed to own a penguin.
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I hope you're.
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I bet you are.
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Mr. Popper did it.
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Mr. Popper's penguins. I bet there is such an intricacy of owning a penguin.
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You'd have to have a big pool for the herring.
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Has to be a certain temperature or the penguin goes. Starts to molt or something.
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Probably have to have a. Like a net to scoop up all the floating poop.
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We had a penguin birthday party yesterday at our zoo. One year old. Yeah. Oh, cute as could be.
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Did they all dress up? How does a penguin dress up? They've already got a tuxedo on. How do you go to the point? What do you go? What's next?
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Penguins?
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And put him out near the Christmas at the Zoo exhibit. And it was cute.
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Penguin years and dog years. Exactly. Exactly the same.
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Oh, okay. That's a good way to measure today's show.
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Fact free.
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Well, Tom, you had always said that you never saw the original Mary Poppins. Had you as a child, you would have known the penguins were.
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Remember Shorter Dick Van Dyke and the Penguins.
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I've never seen that. I have seen the. The newer version, which I thought was great, but I never saw the first one. You didn't like the new one.
At the end?
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I think people who saw the original didn't care for return.
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Of course. No, no one would.
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Okay, well, speaking of animals, this. All this all ties in. You're gonna have to pay attention, Jake. This is important. This comes to us from Dustin in Quincy, Illinois.
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Oh, it was a good spot.
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He goes. Finally. Exclamation point. Finally. I've been waiting 10 years for you guys to discover the song Dominic the Donkey. It totally made my day yesterday.
Dominic the Donkey was released in 1960, evidently never was a national hit, for obvious reason, but apparently a regional hit, particularly in New Jersey and on the East Coast. And then it became a big hit in England.
Sometime in the 2000s. And we learned quite a bit about Dominic the Donkey. I'm sorry I interrupted it Before. Can you play just that first part again for us?
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Where's your letter from? Is it from Dean? Is that what you're saying?
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Dustin? And Quincy, Illinois.
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I've got another Dominic the Donkey love letter. Hang on.
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Hey.
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Jingity jing.
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It's Dominic the Donkey. Jingity jing. Hockey honk.
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The Italian Christian Christmas donkey. The Italian Christmas dungeon.
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And the gentleman who sang that song is no longer with us.
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He died in 89, I think.
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Yeah, but his name is Lou Monty and.
It. It is a. If you. You can imagine, he looks sort of like a younger Lawrence Welk, if you remember Lawrence Welk. But he was, he was an Italian singer. Had a whole career as a singer. But this was his only sort of semi hit, I guess. But a lot of love for Dominic the Donkey.
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Oh, Dustin was just happy we had discovered it.
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Yes, well, get a load of this. Dear Bob and Tom show. I was a bit surprised to hear you just discovering the wonderful Christmas song, Dominic the Donkey. I've known this song quite a while. My lovely wife loves the song and has it in her Christmas rotation. Our three year old granddaughter loves the song too. Sure. She sings it in her own Christmas mashup which by the way includes. Starts out with a way in the manger right into Dominic the Donkey. Ends up with Take Me out to the Ball Game.
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That's wonderful.
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He's. This is from Dean in South Carolina. He says it's glorious.
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It has to be.
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It has to be glorious.
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I've never listened to Dominic the Donkey all the way through. Is it the story of a donkey in Bethlehem?
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Probably not the part that we heard. I think it, it. The lyrics are he.
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Because he's Italian, he's in the.
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Yeah, yeah. Regular reindeer have trouble with the mountains.
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Right.
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But donkeys don't. I think he goes over that. Yeah, that's why. That's where Dominic came from.
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Okay, so is. Is he helping Santa now?
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We gotta get through some lalas and I think he goes ahead and explains.
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Aren't they doing FA la las?
If I were producing, they'd be fala ladies.
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Here, here it goes.
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Okay. Sorry. Santa's got a little friend. His name is Dominic.
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The cutest little donkey.
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You never see him kick.
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When Santa visits his pisons with Dominic, he'll be oh, because the reindee can I climb the hills of. It makes a sense. See, he explains it all for you.
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I. I should have gone deeper.
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Now this letter, it comes. We have a different point of view here. Oh, as a Dominic, says our writer.
Who comes from Italian heritage, I Try to avoid dominant the donkey as long as I can. Every Christmas season I made it 10 days. My longest streak in years until I turned on the show yesterday. My friends and family who listen also they now promise to make it the most played song in my presence until the new year. So as sarcastically as I can write it in an email.
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Thanks a lot.
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And merry friggin Christmas.
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And we, we were alerted to the to the existence of Dominic the donkey because it was on one of those lists of the most annoying Christmas.
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Sure.
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Which somehow always ends with Paul McCartney's wonderful Christmas time.
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I'm sorry I. Pat and I are both big Paul McCartney fans. One of the greatest contents I've ever seen in my life was Mr. McCartney. Really. I will defend that song. I like it very much.
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Much I don't.
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To me it's like Nickelback. It's one of those things everyone. It's fashionable to dislike it.
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There are some couple of good Nickelback songs but come on.
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I know, that's what I'm saying. It's, it's. There are certain comedians.
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Oh yeah.
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That guy sucks the omnipresent and they.
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Don'T give them a right.
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But the Paul McCartney thing, I, I, I actually I think Pat genuinely doesn't care for it.
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He's not just jumping the worst Christmas song ever. Step into Christmas. Valent John.
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Yeah.
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That's you. You have to agree on that.
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Even he makes.
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Yeah. Elton John was making fun of it this year.
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Yes. In his own Instagram.
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It was h. Did he give the money back?
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A fair point.
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I mean you can make fun of it all you want Elton, but keep walking to the mailbox.
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He's a shopaholic.
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He likes his Gucci tracksuits. I noticed that.
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How many wigs do you suppose he has?
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I think that's all. I think that's all in there somehow. I think I don't know how many times he's done it.
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Is it one of those. They sew the thing in.
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I don't know what he's got going on there but it is getting thicker somehow. Yeah. It's something though.
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Oh well. Yeah.
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I'm concerned that ad Bryant on when she was on Saturday Night Live looked exactly like Elton John when he dressed her up like him. It was, it was stunning. I couldn't believe it.
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Just.
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I love her.
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It's one of them. One of my favorite things about the history of SNL's when they dress up is remember the one where they had Belushi as Elizabeth Taylor?
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So good.
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That was And I guess that eating chicken. I guess, yeah, that. I guess that apparently really hurt her feelings.
A
Oh, Port Liz.
B
Really?
C
Yeah, that's. That's what I heard.
B
Although I mean, a Place in the Sun. Elizabeth Taylor.
A
Oh, dude. Younger Elizabeth Taylor.
B
Holy hell.
A
Boobs for days. Just so hot.
B
Just.
A
Yeah.
B
Really erection making. Never for you.
C
Never.
B
No kidding.
A
Interesting.
B
Never too. Too chubby for you. Always.
A
I mean, I would even know. I'd even take Virginia Wolf. Elizabeth.
B
Absolutely.
A
Yeah.
C
Never liked.
B
You know what? She's great in that.
A
She's wonderful. Wonderful.
B
Yeah.
A
Yeah.
C
Were they drunk when they filmed it?
A
No, they were.
B
Burton was.
A
Well.
We. We were talking sloppy joes yesterday and I have three emails here, variations on the same theme regarding sloppy joes. First off, I remembered this yesterday. I think it was one of my birthdays here. We had like a sloppy joe party.
B
Do you guys remember?
D
I do remember.
B
Yeah.
A
Fantastic.
B
Well, any.
A
We had different types of buns and cheeses and I'd like to do that again sometime. Well, a few different people have written in with, if you really want a great sloppy joe, add cheese and. Or make it a grilled cheese type thing. So, in fact, Stanley goes so far as to say his wife makes essentially two grilled cheeses and puts the sloppy joe mix in between the two.
C
That's sad. If we alerted the Nobel committee because this, this may be worthy of the Peace Prize.
A
Yeah. Maybe taking some liberty with his recipe. But no, that's fantastic. He says you'll never want to go back to boring old sloppy joes again. Even gets a little fancy. Make a compound butter and with fresh herbs. So that's too fancy for me.
C
Wait a minute now. Compound butter. So are you buttering the buns?
A
Yes.
C
And by the way, Josh, where does the cheese.
B
That's herbs.
C
Oh, herbs. So you butter the buns, then put the cheese on it, put them in a toaster, melt the cheese, then put the sloppy joe in the middle. Am I getting this right?
A
It's a grilled cheese sloppy joe. She takes good bread. We'll get some great melting cheese, cover each slice after toasting them.
Yeah. Let it melt a little, then put the sloppy joe on and grill till perfection. Oh, I see. Yeah.
C
Yeah, that sounds delightful.
A
He also says, please read this on the air. It's always been a dream of mine to hear a letter on the. Sorry, we can't do that.
C
No, not that person. Sorry, what was that person's name? We're not going to mention Stanley. Stanley. Yeah.
D
Oh, man.
C
Good. A good sloppy joe. Just delightful.
A
Yeah, yeah.
C
Yeah. Thank you for.
A
And I said. I say man, which is a fine product. It's good.
C
I don't think I've ever had a man, which.
D
Yeah, my mom.
C
Does that have the meat in it?
D
No, no, you add it to the meat.
B
Yeah.
C
So it's just the sauce.
B
Yeah.
A
Yep.
B
Yeah.
D
So it's not easy to make.
B
Sounds to me like bait and switch. Does the picture have meat on it?
A
Yeah, it may have a picture of a sloppy joe.
B
A completed sloppy joe picture on the can has. You're all set to go.
A
Well, there's also a bun on the pizza.
B
I expect the bun to be in there, too.
C
See, I. This is where I would expect you to go.
B
Well, when I was a kid, we were so poor, we just had the.
A
Man, which, with no meat.
Like Cousin Eddie. I don't know why they called Hamburger Helper.
B
They don't need no help.
C
Well, coming up, we have bears in the news once again. Of course, wild ones on. On the loose. Exciting news in the world of sports.
B
Yes. And of course, breaking sports.
C
Okay.
What is that?
A
Philip Rivers knees.
C
They were recorded when he got out of bed.
B
If you'd like to be head coach of football of Michigan, there's a job opening. We'll have the detail. Yeah. And Philip Rivers has been signed to the practice squad by the Colts. And he most likely will be elevated. He says he'd like to. He'd like to play on Sunday against the Seahawks.
C
I would love to see that. The Seahawks are giving 14, is that correct?
B
I don't think. Be careful what you wish for.
C
Boy, I'd love to see him do great.
B
I would love to see him do. Do great as well.
C
He.
B
Nobody gets rid of the ball faster, I'll tell you that. He's like second in the league at 2.5 seconds or something.
C
He's got good protection now. He could. He could be great. Of course, Seattle's got a great defense, right?
B
What do they say? The Seahawks are getting paid, too. Okay.
C
Very good.
B
Okay.
C
Sure would be a great story, though, wouldn't it?
D
Yeah.
A
Yeah.
B
And apparently we need to blame Josh for something else.
A
Well, I'd say most things.
B
Yeah. We had the people sending us pictures of their dogs.
C
Right.
B
Oh, it's kind of. It's kind of changed now. It's dogs. But it's kind of questionable poses and things people are saying.
C
Oh, no, not that again.
B
Yeah, we got a couple of them. We had one yesterday.
C
I got a couple I do not want to see. Well, the mommy parts of dogs anymore.
A
No, no, not the daddy parts. Are you fine with those?
B
No, no. I find it strangely erotic.
C
Okay, well, once again, this psychiatrist, she'll take this. We certainly appreciate your support. This portion of the Bob and Tom show is brought to you by Java House, the official beverages of the Bob and Tom Show. In our break room, we have a variety of these little guys. I put one right here. In fact, I didn't, because I just. I drank it. I forgot. Let me go one out of the box here. This is liquid science from Java House. This is not coffee. This is a hydration drink.
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They're great.
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Yeah, that's why the one I was supposed to show you I drank. The way this works is you just peel off this little thing. It's. It's. What do you call these things?
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A pod.
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That's right. Mine. My four pack. Yeah, you got your Liquid Science, Arctic Freeze and Orange Wrangler Energy. Oh, and I can't stop drinking that cold brew, you know.
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Leave your wiener alone, okay? Use for urine.
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Also, one of my favorites, comedian Brent Terhune. Joining us, comedian Al Jackson. And once Again, a surprise Christmas guest. Yesterday I was so happy our surprise guest. I had no idea that he was coming. It was the great world record holder, Mr. David Rush. It was a terrific interview. Check it out on our social media.
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A lunatic.
C
It was just great. It was so exciting talking to Mr.
A
Rush.
C
I can't wait. 13 miles in the year 2026. I promise you we're gonna fly David Rush in here. He's gonna get a world record on this show.
D
Oh, that'd be.
C
That is going to happen. Oh, I cannot wait.
B
I can't wait. Said no one.
D
I just said it.
A
Yeah.
C
Thank you.
B
Oh, I didn't hear you. I'm sorry. And it was wonderful. Thank you for saying that.
C
I'm trying to think of some recording has its detractors some record that would. The record would have to involve somehow humiliating Chick. I'll get to work on it. From the O'Reilly Auto Part Studios, this is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning even though we're not too much to look at. You can also watch the show on our YouTube channel.
A
Kevin Harlan here. This Saturday, the NBA on prime crew is back as the Emirates NBA knockout rounds continue the action heads to Las Vegas Saturday for a thrilling semi final finals doubleheader. Four teams remain, but only two will move on. The last two teams standing will then go toe to toe Tuesday night, December 16th in the championship game for a shot at the cup, bragging rights and a place in NBA history. And prime is your exclusive home for all the action. So don't miss the final chase for the Emirates NBA cup coming to you live from Las Vegas. It starts with the semifinals doubleheader this Saturday at 5:30pm Eastern. And Prime's also got your front row seat for the championship game Tuesday, December 16th at 8:30 Eastern. If you're not a Prime member, that's not a problem. Sign up for a free 30 day trial to get started today. Restrictions apply. See Amazon.com Amazon prime for details. And don't miss the thrilling conclusion of the Emirates NBA Cup. It's this Saturday only on Prime.
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I get for the urn.
B
Oh.
Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. There's Christy Lee at the Silac Insurance News Desk.
D
So happy to be here today.
C
Me too.
D
Yeah.
B
What a great day.
D
Yes. Beautiful day. Yeah.
B
There's Pat Godwin.
A
Hey, Chick.
B
There's Josh Arnold. Ace Cosby's here.
A
He looks pained to agree.
B
I'm Chick McGee. I could be an actor, I'm telling you.
A
Yeah, I know you can.
B
I'm at the prize pick sports desk. Hello, Tom, we've got stuff piling up over here to do.
C
Okay, well, let's get to it.
B
I'm all backed up.
C
Okay. I know we got a great guest coming up. Comedians. Brent Terhune, Al Jackson. A special surprise Christmas guest yesterday. Mr. David Rush was our surprise guest. The world record. Holder of world records.
D
That made your day, didn't it?
C
Oh, it was great. I didn't know. I had no idea.
B
I question about that.
C
Yeah.
B
Can we stop talking about it?
C
I just want to tell people they can.
B
It's the third time.
C
It's a great interview. You can find it on our social media platform.
A
That man is a bundle of energy and positivity.
D
He sure is. Yeah.
A
Hard to get mad at somebody like that.
B
Something up?
C
Graduate of mit. The man is a scientist.
B
That's right. He makes mittens.
C
He's a world class juggler. I, I'm. I promise you this I will promise you in 2026. We're going to bring Mr. Rush in here and I have him go for a world record in something. Okay, we'll figure it out. I'm very excited about the possibility bouncing.
D
Juggling balls off chicks at.
C
I'm not sure there's a record for that again. As long as it's something that would involve humiliating Chick, I'm in.
A
Well, I don't care for that. No, no, no, let's not take that.
C
Okay, that's humiliated. Josh and Chick.
A
Don'T you humiliate us enough?
C
Yeah, no, there's no limit to my desire to. Okay, let's.
B
You know, there's more, no more chilling words in my life than when he looks at me and goes, now let me ask you this. And it's always, if Philip Rivers were left handed, what kind of hat would he wear? You know, some idiotic question. He's coming.
C
I am very. I'm hoping that Philip Rivers does great.
B
I am too.
C
It'll be. It's a terrific story. I just, I don't want him laying.
B
On the field after a vicious sack. I don't want that.
C
No, I want him to throw his. I want play one to be a touchdown down. Oh, but we don't even know if he'll be activated this weekend. So.
F
Activate.
D
When do they have to announce that?
A
Today.
B
Here it is. It's broke out in a new place.
A
Another county heard from.
B
I know. Every Sunday morning I wait for the actives and inactives. That come across my Instagram right before the games start. So maybe that's when they. That's not the answer though, that you want. That's not a definitive 4 o' clock today or something like that. I don't have that answer. You have a computer. You ramrod that situation. You need to let me know when.
What's the protocol for activating players NFL teams on. On game week?
A
Chick, would you allow me to ask a very potentially silly, stupid.
B
The National Football League.
A
Thank you. Parts two of my question. When our coaches required to hand their roster to the refs, like when do they have to.
B
This is what I'm talking about. On Sundays, there's an inactive actives or announced. And inactives are announced, actually.
A
So do they actually have like baseball. Do they actually have to say, hey, here, these are the guys playing today.
B
They have to make it known. I don't. I don't know if they have to hand it to the umpires or not. I'm not sure about that. Okay, the umpires and the referees. There is an umpire on the football field. Go ahead.
A
Well, who the hell is the umpire on the football?
B
Well, there's a head.
C
He's a guy with a huge chest protector and the weird face mask.
B
What are you stupid?
C
Usually about 50 pounds overweight. There's a heart attack waiting to happen.
B
There's a back judge, a side judge, a line judge and an umpire. And Christy, we have an answer.
D
As the answer, apparently they have to announce whether a player is active 90 minutes before the game starts.
B
90 minutes. That's an hour and a half to you and me.
C
Yeah.
D
The final inactive list is announced 90 minute pregame. So you have up.
B
Okay, now look this up. What's the deadline for elevating a player from the practice squad to the active roster?
D
Bringing up practice squad players up to two per week, limited total per season.
C
But does he give it time?
D
No, it doesn't.
B
Two per week, two per week per.
D
Season, or two up to two per week limited total per season? I don't know what that means.
C
Well, the matter at hand is Mr. Philip Rivers, age 44 coming back, father of 10, grandfather of one. Great guys. This is a fun story. Will he be activated by the Colts to play against Seattle? In Seattle, we don't know. But Pat, could you sing your great song? You have a nice tribute to Mr. Rivers that I certainly enjoyed and I know there's a great version of it floating around our social media, but how about doing a nice live version? Pat?
A
Old man Rivers.
B
Phil.
A
He'S got 10 children. Even his children have children. That old man Rivers, he just keeps throwing that ball.
He's 44 now, long since forgotten. But with Daniel Jones out, the Colts got nothing. Cloth man Rivers, he's up and expecting your call.
B
Guys like Aaron Rodgers are racked with pain.
A
Heels busted, ankles sprained, Blanda tried Testaverde, failed Mock Sanchez got arrested and wound up in. Jeez. Be sick of hurting or being fired. I take that pension and stay retired. But old man Rivers, he just keeps throwing that ball.
C
Bravo. Yay.
B
Thank you very much. Yay. And we're going to come back.
A
Showstopper.
B
We're going to come back with a brand new game show. If you'll indulge me, can you list all 10 of Philip Rivers children without their names?
A
All right.
B
No, without looking.
There's 10. Just start guessing names. Come on. We'll have all 10 when we come out.
C
Wow.
A
Henrietta, Slappy, George.
B
George Slappy is on the list.
C
The one kid OJ Changes it.
A
He just goes by Orenthal now.
B
Well, you know, in my brain I thought this would be a fun thing.
C
I just want to congratulate Pat because when he, when he did that song, he, he had decided which Pat Godwin is going to sing this. And there are many, many optional approaches.
B
And, and Pat, you see, there's a.
C
Line in that song to be very careful.
B
And Pat chose sport in life, I believe is who you chose. That's right.
D
I loved it.
C
Pat could have gone. Never mind.
D
Yeah.
C
These are the o're Auto Part studios and this is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Want to share a letter or comment? Our email is bobandtombobandtom.com.
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C
It'S not right.
B
Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. There's Christy Lee.
D
Well, hi. Chick Magee.
F
Hi there.
B
She's at the SILAC insurance news desk. There's Pat Godwin.
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Hello.
D
Hello.
B
There's Josh Arnold.
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Save big on holiday favorites with omaha steaks. Visit omaha steaks.com for 50 off site wide for an extra $35 off.
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Use promo code BTS at checkout there's Ace Cosby. Hey, I am Chick McGee. Lots of stuff going on today. Hello, Tom.
C
Hello, Chick McGee. A lot of interesting news in the world of sports, not all of it good.
But I'm excited about the story about Philip Rivers at the age of 44, potentially playing in another NFL game.
B
Let's meet Philip Rivers children.
C
Got 10 of them.
B
10 of them. Here we go.
D
All right.
B
Halle, 23. Hallie was born when Philip and his wife Tiffany were both in college at North Carolina State.
C
I love the name Halle. I had a friend named Halle.
B
Caroline, 20, she was born in 05. So first year in the NFL. Philip Rivers had two kids, so he had to do well.
A
Maybe after the Kennedy possibly or maybe.
C
After the Neil diamond song.
A
Sweet Caroline.
B
I love that part.
A
That's a communal thing.
C
It's fun. And by the way, a friend of the show not.
A
Well, kinda.
D
Hugh Jackman, he kind of.
A
He didn't care for it.
C
Look behind you, there's a picture of you with him right there.
A
Huh?
D
Song Song Blue coming out Christmas Day.
C
Yeah, the movie in which.
A
Yeah, I already saw it.
C
Did you see it?
A
Yeah, Hugh sent me a screener and I loved it.
C
Hugh Jackman was in here in this movie. He port. He plays. It's a true story. He plays a Neil diamond kind of impersonator guy.
D
Correct. Starring with Kate Hudson who just got nominated for a Golden Globe.
E
Yeah.
A
For that movie.
D
Yeah.
C
That's pretty good.
D
Yeah.
C
I haven't seen the movie. I can't wait.
B
It'll be Kate Hudson.
A
I'm not allowed to send you the screener that Huey sent me.
B
Is she the Huey?
C
You're not calling him Huey?
A
He insisted.
C
I see.
B
Does she own the newsstands at airports? Kate Hudson?
A
Yes, she's. She is of the Hudson news.
C
Look behind you, there's a picture of. There's a Hugh Jackman and Pat Godwin on our.
B
Can we, can we stay on one topic? We got Hallie, we got Caroline, Grace, she's 19. Grace has a great nickname, Combo. Oh, they call her Combo.
D
Oh.
B
Unlike her older sisters. They've their older sisters take care of, take after their mom. Grace is the perfect combination of Tiffany and Philip. Oh, all right, how about that once.
C
Again, these are Philip Rivers kids. What else you got, huh?
B
Gunner is 17. He's a big time four star recruit. High school quarterback.
C
Huh. Well, they were saying yesterday apparently Mr. Rivers was the coach of the team in Alabama Gunners team.
B
Not apparently he was.
C
And, but, and I'm sorry. Apparently he was talking Every week with Mr. Steichen.
B
Shane Steichen. They're big buddies.
C
They're buddies. And I guess his. That team was using this more or less the same offense.
B
The Colts are not more or less running the same offense.
A
The offensive coordinator for the Colts do what now? Who's that Shane guy?
B
He's the head coach.
A
Head coach?
B
He was the offensive coordinator of the Eagles.
C
Football, not hockey, Chuck.
A
Oh, I know, but sometimes not everyone.
B
Knows Sarah, 15 of all people.
D
Yeah.
C
Yes. I apologize, Judge.
B
Sarah's big personality.
A
Who are we talking about?
B
Sarah Rivers.
A
Children.
B
Sarah Rivers. She's 15. Philip Rivers says she's got a big personality, loves to talk. She's chatty. And I say that in a good way.
A
Nice.
B
Peter, 14 describes Peter as an old soul. He enjoys hunting and fishing.
D
All right.
B
He likes sports, but not that much. Rebecca is 11. Oh, I'm sorry. She just turned 12.
C
These are all great names, right?
A
Yeah, they are.
B
Claire is 9. I'm sorry. She just turned 10 in October. Anna is 6. Tiffany said that that's. The mom said that this fulfilled a family prophecy having a seventh girl. Oh, how about that?
A
What's that? Great counting Crow song. Anna Begins.
B
Anna Begins is an amazing song. I love that song song. The third generation in Philip River's family who's had seven girls and two boys, so we're pretty excited about that. And then Andrew, he'll be one. He just turned one in October. Lucky number 10.
D
Well, they have a lot of October birthdays.
B
October 30th and two of them have the same birthday. I forget which two.
A
They have a lot of October birthdays. When is.
C
Now he's going to wear number 17.
B
Yes.
C
Be cool if it let him wear 44 in honor of his age. Yeah, we got.
A
That is how it should work. Every. Every player should just be there.
C
A lot of. A lot of low 20s.
And 22 tackles.
A
22.
C
Fortunately, he was blocked by 23 and then 22.
D
But 22 is my husband's lucky number.
A
It is? Oh, Yep.
C
That's interesting.
D
I know.
C
Do you have a lucky number?
D
10.
C
Okay, we have Believe it or not. Without spilling out the beans, Christy, we have a really cool story about numbers in the news today.
I thought it was fascinating.
D
Doesn't Philip Rivers have grandkids, too?
B
Halle has a son.
C
Oh, okay. Well, let's move forward here.
A
Dude, that kid this Christmas?
D
Yeah.
A
Oh, raking it in.
B
Holy hell, right? Dear Bob and Tom show, go back to listener emails. I just want to thank Chick and the rest of you for providing me best Christmas music I never heard before. For the third straight year, a year or two ago, it was.
And then, Good morning, Coach Moore. And then a couple years ago, it was Zombie Christmas.
C
Yeah, that's one of ours.
B
Yep, yep. He loved that one. And now, of course, it is Dominic the Donkey. Christy wanted to hear Pepino, the Italian mouse, which is another big hit from Lou Monty.
C
And.
B
And here it is.
C
Okay, I'm out.
A
I'm in 100.
B
Taking all you little mouse so won't you go away Find yourself another house to run around and play.
A
I love it.
C
You scare my girl, you eat my.
B
Cheese, you even drink my wine.
C
I tried so hard to catch you.
F
But you trick me all the time.
B
Ah, but he doesn't. The mouse doesn't come back in our little babino. How you doing, Tom?
C
Wow, that stinks, man.
A
Tell my story.
D
We're live. We're learning all about mice living in the woods. Now, I have a little.
F
Oh, my.
B
Is that right?
D
Yes. And I have to put them in little plastic bags and put them in the trash with these little cute little eyes.
A
What, are they just dying outside?
B
Well, are they suffocating the plastic bag?
D
No, they're already dead.
C
Do you have a traditional mousetrap with the spring?
D
No, we. We used bait.
C
Oh, that's no fun.
D
I know, because that spring sound, it just. I can't cat.
A
Sometimes it's followed by a high pitched squeal.
C
That's when your cat. Your cat's been playing with it.
D
I want a cat so badly. But I've been out.
B
Did I tell you that we were going to have a listener email from Ecuador?
A
Oh, no.
D
Really?
B
Hello from Ecuador. Okay, this guy's name's Junior. I did a little digging. Junior said. Or as Tom would say, I did some homework. Yes, I like JR Singer Lou Monty was born in Little Italy in New York City. His hit song, Dominic the Donkey, has long been rumored to have ties to the Gambino and Genovese crime families. That's what it says.
A
I have no doubt.
C
Play my record, Roulette.
B
The label, Roulette Records put out Dominic the Donkey.
A
They have to do something with that money.
B
Dominic the Donkey specifically created the launder money. There you go, right there. Yes, sir. We're doing our part.
C
Hey, I see nothing.
B
I don't hear. I don't hear anything. I think it's a fine song. Dear Bob and Tom show. I heard Tom talking about walkie talkies for his daughters.
D
Yep.
B
And you did talk to me in a text a couple days ago. You said, roger that. And you said, no.
C
Yeah, we got everyone who's ever gotten their kids walkie talkies or, or when you were a kid. I remember when I got my first walkie talkie. The first thing you do is you turn them on and you're standing right next to the person going, can you hear me now? And eventually, then you eventually go to the bathroom and then you go to the family room. Hey, it's still worth it. And you go outside.
A
My brain is not too fast right now. The rectangle batteries.
C
These. These are rechargeable.
A
Oh, nice. And they were.
C
It was 25 bucks for three of them. I mean, 25 for all. And they're great. They really work well.
A
I remember when we got our walkie talkies, we didn't have nine volts in the house, so we had to wait another day or two. And man, just staring at those walkie talkies.
F
Oh my.
A
Waiting for the batteries.
C
Yeah. This is one of the tricks to being a parent.
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Santa needs to have batteries.
C
Yeah.
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Have a, have a drawer or better yet, a closet full of different batteries.
C
Drive to three different CVS's, trying to find those ones that are the size of a nick nickel. And they've got, and they've got different codes on them. There's about five different ones.
B
Yeah, 20, 23. You can't go wrong with that one.
C
That was, that's the one.
D
That's like a standard, isn't it? They use that in your key fob.
B
Anyway. Good morning, Bob and Tom show. My name's Rory. I'm not from Michigan. I'm a 23 year retired army veteran. Listening to Tom teach over and out to his daughters. And walkie talkie upsets me. Oh, over literally means I'm done talking. Talking. I'm waiting for a response.
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Right.
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Out is what the senior person of the conversation says when this conversation is finished.
A
Okay. So your daughter does not have to say over and out when talking to you.
B
Over and out.
C
You say over when your sentence is done.
B
Over and out is an oxymoron. Rory, 23 year retired army veteran, tells.
A
Me, oh, you just say out.
B
You just say out. Okay, you are saying. I'm waiting for a response and this conversation is over. At the same time.
If Tom is going to teach his kids how to speak on walkie talk.
C
I don't understand the protocol here.
B
What does it mean?
A
Well, so the protocol actually is it's you just say out. You don't say over and out when you're done talking. In Tom's defense, popular Media has used over and out.
C
Over, because I think you could. I could defend myself. Okay, over meaning that's the end of the sentence. End of the sentence. Out meaning you're leaving.
A
Right. But I'm going to go with the army veteran.
B
According to Rory, a 23 year army veteran. Yeah, out is what the senior person in the conversation says. I don't think anyone below that rank.
C
Bank can say they can't end the conversation.
A
You're gonna get reamed if you try to end the conversation with a superior.
B
Oh, excuse me, Can I be in charge for a while?
C
Excuse me, General. I'm out.
B
Yeah.
A
Interesting.
B
There you go.
A
I feel like movies, TV shows, every over and out was always.
C
Yeah, yeah.
A
Maybe it's changed.
C
Maybe they got it wrong and then.
I'm out. The phrase I'm out is. Has been popularized on television recently. Right, Right.
A
Oh, I don't know.
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It has with.
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Yeah.
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With Shark Tank. No.
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Oh, yeah.
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For that reason, I thought you're going to do.
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For those reasons, I'm out.
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Yeah, but I mean they, they always say I'm out.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Yes.
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And one more letter before we leave. Dear Baba, top show. My name's Jim. I'm from northeast Ohio. I love this song. Dominic the donking. I've loved it for years.
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From Youngstown. Doesn't say for sure if the song.
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Is all mobbed on the Youngstown. I just got this sweatshirt the other day. Been listening to you for 35 years. Love, Dominic the Donkey. And here's a picture of Jim with Dominic the Donkey sweater. There it is.
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It's fantastic.
D
I love it.
A
Look how cute Dominic is.
B
Isn't that amazing? Dominic the donkey is a cute little cartoon character. Yeah.
C
But this, this had never been taken to the next level.
D
The Italian Christmas donkey, right, Dominic?
B
Not as hairy as I thought he'd be being Italian. You know.
C
I'm kind of surprised. I'm wondering if this is going to be the next. Next animated Christmas special. Oh, is there enough.
D
We have made Dominic, this talking.
B
What if we. What if we leave today from work and we go down the stairs and there's a guy. Hey, excuse me.
Can I talk to you for a second? Hang on a second.
A
I can't help it here that you're playing to Dominic the Donkey.
B
We appreciate it.
A
First of all.
B
Thank you very much.
C
I got a one more D. I guess I have to read this one now.
B
All right.
A
It's a nice radio station you got here.
C
Shame if anything will happen comes to us from Grant. He writes, good morning Wonderful people. I heard the teaser about the most annoying Christmas songs yesterday, but I missed the segment. I assumed that Dominic the Donkey was on the list.
B
Wow.
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Then I heard a brief recap this morning and it confirmed my suspicion. Twelve years ago, I was at work. Work. We were playing Christmas music all day. The song Dominic the Donkey came on. I instantly hated it. I asked a co worker who the artist was. He checked the display and said it's someone named Lou Monty. I declared an anger Lou Monty is a dead man.
A
Oh man.
C
Then we googled it and found out that he was indeed dead. Literally a dead man. It is a running joke for us to this day. So sorry to see you go. But Dominic the donkey voted one of the most annoying Christmas songs. But I never heard it until yesterday.
B
Yep, me either.
C
And I spent all day yesterday with it in my head as an earworm.
It's kind of a beer drinking field.
A
Kind of. Yeah.
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Racing glass.
C
Yeah. Don't you think?
A
Raise a glass to Dominic the donkey.
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Okay.
B
Here, here, Dominic, pour one out.
A
We hardly knew you.
C
Coming up, comedians, Brent Terhune, Al Jackson. We have a surprise Christmas guest. I don't know if it's a comedian or a figure from the world of sports or possibly spokesman for the nudist colony.
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That's right.
C
Could be behind Chick's house.
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Thank you very much, Chick Magee Kostaki Economopoulos, comedian, tonight in Cincinnati at Comedy at the Comet and then poker at Ruggles. You can take on Mr. Economopoulos if you think you're a great poker player. Also coming up, as I mentioned, comedians today in the studio, Brent Terhune. We also have another one of these surprise guests. I'm not sure what's going to happen, but hang out with us and you'll find out, too. From the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studio, this is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Close your eyes.
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Exhale.
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Feel your body relax, and let go of whatever you're carrying today.
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Well, I'm letting go of the worry that I wouldn't get my new contacts in time for this class. I got them delivered free from 1-800-contacts.
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The discount they gave me on my first order.
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Oh, sorry. Namaste. Visit 1-800-contacts.com today to save on your first order. 1-800-contacts.
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Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Chop Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. There's Christy Lee.
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Hi.
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At the Silac Insurance news desk, there's Pat Godwin.
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Hello.
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Singing show tunes in the. In our break room during the commercial. It was lovely. Thank you. There's Josh Arnold.
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It was a gift for us.
B
I hate.
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No, you're not Josh.
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At the I hate Steven Singer sidekick chair, there's Ace Cosby's here. Hello. And I'm Chick McGee at the Prize Fix sports desk. Download the Prize Picks app, use code Tom and get 50 bonus credit instantly in lineups when you play. $5. Must be present in certain states. Visit prizepix.com for restrictions and details. Go, buddy, go.
A
You are getting given the chance to sing on. On a Broadway stage. Full house. Any musical number that you want. Well, what do you choose?
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That I would be capable of singing?
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Yeah.
A
Or even, I mean, even just something that you wish you could really belt out.
C
A very limited range.
A
All right, let's do. So what, what do you, what are.
C
You capable of, Officer Krupke.
B
Okay.
C
From. Oh, from a more recent. How about I. I'd like to be the king in Hamilton.
B
Yeah.
A
So one of his numbers.
C
Yeah, that's a terrific song.
A
Gotcha.
C
And I could do just the. Like the love the intro kind of part. But then it gets way too complicated for. And you need to be a good singer, which I am not. How about you?
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You're.
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It's.
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You're a good singer. Who. What would you want to do?
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I. I'd like to do something from.
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Boys in the Band.
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The Dentist song from.
C
Boys in the Bed was not a musical. That would have to be a.
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How was it not a musical?
C
More of a. More of a real.
B
I think they were all very musical, if you know what I mean.
C
I'm sure there's someone who went to see that. I was quite surprised that there was no music.
B
So. Why. What's your favorite Broadway play ever?
C
Oh, me. There's so many. West side Story, probably. I've seen it on Broadway too.
B
Why don't you just go watch Romeo and Juliet or something?
C
Because the music's amazing.
Lyrics are amazing. Brilliant. It's incredible work of art. One of the peaks of the 20th century.
A
Mine is of course Starlight Express. That's my.
C
Is that the roller skating one? Yeah, yeah. That's a. That belongs on somebody.
B
Somebody had to fall during that, didn't they?
A
Oh, maybe even cause a domino effect.
B
Just everybody falls.
A
Yeah.
C
That had to be boring.
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It must have.
C
What's the one where the. They're beating on trash cans. What was that called?
A
Oh, bringing this a couple.
B
Yeah.
A
Stop bringing annoying. Bring it to funk.
C
That had to be good for five minutes.
A
No, they actually did some really good.
C
Yeah, I saw that it was able to sustain.
B
You're kidding me.
A
They do trash cans stomp. Did a thing with Zippo lighters. That's one of the most incredible things.
C
Okay, then I take it back.
A
But it's not for everybody.
B
Don't you get to a point though? They're hitting on a trash can or have a push broom or something. You go, all right, stop it. You never got to that point.
A
I didn't. Maybe now I would. Okay, I wasn't, because when I saw it, I was a fresh faced show choir member. And.
The Zippo thing. I stand by. I'll always defend that.
B
My speech class, we went to see Othello at the Ohio Theater in Columbus, Ohio. We all went over there and it was the worst. We were. The guy who played Othello was awful.
A
White as anything.
B
Oh.
Pasty as the day is long.
C
Elmer Johnson is a fellow.
B
They spell they, they spelled more wrong. M O, R, E. I don't know.
Never mind.
C
Yeah, you never know till you go see something. I, I Right. I was skeptical of Cirque du Soleil. I went to see it. I was, I was blown away. I've now been to five different.
B
Did you have the two guys in Cirque du Soleil? Bob and I went to see that.
C
It was great.
B
They, they press each other up and.
C
Everything they do, they do gymnastics with each other.
B
The guy's standing and they push him up and then he switches around and, and then, and then they get down to it and they're both.
C
All right.
A
I'm considering. And maybe other people in this room would want to go. I don't. There's that show, Shen Yun.
D
Oh, yeah. Chinese acrobats.
C
Yeah.
B
Yeah.
D
They do great commercials for that. I would love.
B
I thought it was the terracotta.
C
You don't want to go deep on that.
D
Oh, geez.
B
Hey. He said, desperately changing the topic.
C
Apparently there's.
B
Here's some sports. How about that?
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Okay.
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Would you like to be head coach, Michigan Football? Well, there's an opening. Former Michigan football coach Sharon Moore has been jailed, according to court records, detained yesterday just hours after he was fired for what the university has said was a, and quote, inappropriate relationship with a staff member. According to the Washtenaw County Jail, 39 year old Moore had been booked into the facility last night. The jail's records did not provide any information about why he was detained or whether any court appearances were scheduled.
A
I mean, to go to jail, it's a little more than inappropriate. Right?
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Pittsfield Township Police Department said officers took a person into custody after investigating an alleged assault. And reports are it was, as Tom would say, Mr. Moore. The police statement did not mention anyone by name, though.
A
This is troubling.
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And he is, he is married. Has two children. Hundred.
C
So who knows?
A
All right.
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We don't know. We don't know what.
C
We don't know.
B
Right, Right. We don't know. It's none of our business. Is it though? Is it our business? Should we dig deeper into this? Should we find out what's going on?
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Yeah, I'm trying. Boy, his wife is beautiful.
C
Isn't that always the case?
B
Look, make sure he says that and next time he sees her in court.
C
But you're hot. Look at her ass.
A
I mean, come on.
B
And now, of course, the speculation begins who's going to be head coach at Michigan. The interim Coach is some guy named Boggy. B, I, B, O, G, G, I, Phil Boggy.
C
It would be funnier if it were Bogey because then you could do your impression today for men are going to make it bogey. All right, guys.
B
You know the one game we have to win every year is Ohio State. That's where we had him. Buckeyes. That's where I had them. Buckeyes.
C
Hot, hot, hot.
A
But between.
Between quarters we'll be eating strawberries.
C
Strawberry.
B
Good luck.
C
Strawberries.
B
That was Van Johnson. So good in that. And awful. And everything else.
A
Oh, everything else.
B
Yeah, yeah, I think he's.
C
Yeah, he's.
A
You know what? There are many Van Johnson performances. He's there.
B
Exactly. He wasn't very good in the Love Boat, I can tell you that.
A
Oh, he wasn't.
C
Who was?
A
Rue McClanahan had a very special episode.
B
Fred Grandy was amazing. Well, he was a regular.
C
They should make a movie of the Love Boat but have actually great actors in it.
A
That'd be awesome. Like De Niro, Daniel Day Lewis.
C
Yeah, that would be so incredibly.
B
Pull that off.
A
Paul Dano. Although opinions vary.
C
He's terrific. There's a big news story.
B
I saw that Tarantino says awful. Awful person. Not only a bad actor but an awful.
A
Who knows?
C
I don't know the guy but he's.
B
That's what we call him. Q.
C
Okay, could we get back to.
B
Philip Rivers wanted one more shot at winning in a Super bowl ring. So the 44 year old grandpa and hall of Fame semifinalist as I'm talking, if he once again elevated the roster, his hall of Fame induction possibilities reset to2020.31.
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But that's only significant right now.
B
But 36.
C
I guess what is the real significance of that happen?
B
Anyway, Just hours after team officials announced they'd signed Rivers to the practice squad, the eight time Pro Bowler told reporters he's eager to take his first NFL snap since 2020. And here's a little bit of Phil with the press. I've tried to make this as simple as I can. I'll try not to get emotional actually. You asking that as simple as can.
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Be a coach that I love and.
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An organization that I really enjoyed being with.
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You know, Mr. Ursay believing in me in that year in 2020 when it.
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Didn'T go so good in 2019.
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Shoot. The teammates that I was able to.
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Were able to play with.
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Shoot.
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14 of them are still here. Training rooms the same PR guys are the same. Equipment rooms the same. They wanted me and you know I try to Keep it as simple as that. And you know, game, game. I love to play a game that.
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I thought it was, was I was done playing.
B
Certainly I wasn't really hanging on any.
C
Hope of playing again.
B
I'd kind of, I'd kind of thought.
A
That ship had sailed.
B
All right, here you go.
D
Sounds excited about it.
C
This would be, this would be the greatest if he. Oh, come on. Have a great game. Come on.
A
Yeah, you obviously wish the best.
Sure.
B
It would be. It certainly would be.
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It's a shame that they're playing such a good team this week.
A
Yeah, well, that would be even more incredible. Yeah, that's true.
B
Yeah. Very, very good. Speaking of incredible and amazing professional, are you think you're a major league baseball pitcher? Well, it helps you pick up girls. Here's what happened. Tyler Glass now just got married to a woman he saw in the stands during a game. Oh. 32 year old pitcher just got married to Megan Murphy, a Fanny met after throwing a ball to her with his phone number on it.
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Hallmark movie in the making.
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Guess what she did. I saw a girl. Glass now says, I saw a girl kind of cute. I had our team photographer zoom in on her. And he goes, I know this sounds very weird, but she was really pretty, wholesome. A girl next door. Look. So I wrote my phone number on the ball. Glass now continued, threw it to her, told her to text me. She came to the next game, threw me a ball with her number on it and told me to text her.
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Oh, good move.
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I don't know.
C
Jack, the ball is in your court.
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Is that right?
C
Yeah, you're out.
B
I find that incredibly intriguing. Wait a minute.
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What do you mean you're out?
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He, he, Josh doesn't like it.
A
He just text me. Yeah, yeah, I, I asked you to text me and now you're throwing me a ball and saying, no, no, no, you have to text me.
C
Yes, absolutely.
A
It's like as a difficult woman.
She bought a ticket.
C
See, Josh will write the Hallmark movie, except it'll be, it'll be a hockey guy. And then unfortunately, fortunately, when he shot the puck into the stands, it hit her in the face and knocked her teeth out.
A
You know, you're right though, Josh.
C
I think you're right. No, no, no.
A
This is a life of this kind of thing.
C
No, this is like bumble.
D
The woman gets to select. Yes, she speaks to.
B
Is that right?
C
Yeah, that's the way over. This has got a Hallmark movie in the. It'll be out next year. They'll see this story.
B
Really?
A
I'm surprised no, no way. I think it's hot if she did it right off the bat, but none of this. No, no, no. You.
C
You'd write some vulgar thing like, hey, I see you're on the third baseline.
A
Speaking of third base, I certainly wouldn't write anything vulgar, but I also wouldn't give my phone number. My manager's phone number.
D
Manager?
A
Oh, yeah, yeah. He's sitting to your right.
C
Oh, you want to talk to Josh, you got to get to me first.
That's right. That's the head of bankruptcy. Bankruptcy management.
B
Watch your mouth.
C
It's only two chapters in my book.
D
Yeah, so.
C
I'm sorry. So how did this end up?
B
So Tyler says, I didn't think anything would come of any of this, but then I met her. She was awesome. She had a really good personality. Likes to travel, he's fun, super easy. Was the first time I'd ever thrown a ball to someone with my phone number on it. She doesn't believe me, but it's absolutely the case. And they got married. What date is that? Instagram post. What? Yeah, they're married now.
C
That's a great story.
A
This could have gone way wrong.
D
Sure could have.
A
It could have. Some 9 year old boy catches the ball.
Dad, what does this mean?
B
I'm looking for Glass. Now where is he? Yeah, that would be bad.
D
What's this guy's name? I want to look.
B
Tyler Glass. Now, he's arguably the longest hair on the Dodgers.
D
Oh, really?
B
Pretty good picture.
A
If you want to look up his fiance. Google. B, I, T, C. Oh.
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Oh, he's cute. He does have long hair. Yeah.
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Megan. Megan Glass.
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Now I'm looking her up.
C
Okay, well, thank you. Text me what now? What's up? Do we have more sports coming up?
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You bet your ass we do.
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Thank you very much. Also coming up in the news, we touched a little bit on this. More alligator wrangling in Florida, and in this case, a gigantic gator, as well as one at a 7:11 in the parking lot. And we have a great story of, you know those Waymo vehicles, the driverless. Oh, yeah.
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You know, I was gonna take one of those when I was in LA recently and it freaked me out because you. I feel like I'm too claustrophobic, like I couldn't get out.
C
You can always get out there.
A
That's the problem.
D
Osuke had too, but Osuke had that and it's in the back of my head now. My girlfriend did take it and said it was awesome, but when I was in Austin, those.
B
Those car Waymos are Everywhere.
D
Everywhere in LA too.
B
I saw 10. Every time you go out there, be 10 to 21.
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No.
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No.
C
Yeah. Well, there's a real happy Waymo story coming up in the news. You'll be kind of surprised. And then my favorite story of the day involves a. What's. What is it called? A repeat offender who is a recidivist. Yes. Recidivist sounds so sophisticated.
As opposed as a drug addled loser junkie repeat offender who. Well, the headline is thief says he was teleported into stolen BMW.
A
Oh, that's. This is very intriguing.
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It is great, Compelling, compelling stories.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. One look at this guy and you'll know. We are broadcasting from the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. Christy Lee is at the Silac Insurance news desk.
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Hello.
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There's Patrick Godwin.
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Hey, Chick.
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There's Josh Arnold.
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Hey.
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Ace Cosby.
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Howdy.
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I'm Chick mcgee at the prize pick sports desk. Hello, Tom.
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Hello, Chick McGee.
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Thank you.
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Exciting stuff going on in the world of sports. Very excited about this Philip river situation.
B
Signed to the practice squad and we.
C
Don'T know when he's going to be activated or very complicated.
B
It's up to. It's up to the team.
C
Okay.
B
I know they, they have haven't called you and asked you about it, but that, that would, that would make you happy.
C
Very stupid for them to call me.
B
And you act like. No, I don't think. I think you really.
C
Could we move on.
A
Where are they playing this weekend?
C
Seattle.
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Ah.
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And Mr. McGee will be. Seattle. He'll be making his. Chick will be making his picks.
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They're having record flooding in Seattle right now.
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Coming up in about an hour or so.
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Sure.
D
All right.
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You guys can think about your favorite NFL teams and I'll pick those games. How about that?
C
Okay.
B
And yeah, you want see the entire list? I pick every game, every week. It's on the Chick McGee on Instagram.
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Now, the important thing is for our listeners to go to bob and tom.com contest before the game starts this evening because that'll be the beginning of week 15. In the NFL, you could win that Stephen Singer Jewelers E gift card for 500 bucks.
A
We don't know the spread, though. You need the spread.
C
You don't have to know the spread, Josh. Don't confuse people.
A
Oh, sorry, It's.
C
I want to congratulate Logan Neiman of Fonda, Iowa.
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Oh, yes, I am. I also like Ohio.
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Oh, do you now? Okay, very much. Very nice. I'm fond of sports. Do you have any more for us?
B
Cheez its. You like a Cheez it Love God.
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I love Cheez its.
C
Which ones are Cheez its? Are those the little fish things?
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Square ones?
B
Okay, hang on a second.
D
Goldfish.
B
Hang on.
D
Say goldfish.
B
The goldfish are called. Called goldfish. Cheez its are called.
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Sorry, I. I don't. I don't eat crap like that.
A
Oh, you're missing out, my friend.
D
Missing out. Man.
B
They're bringing Cheez its crusted turkey legs. I want one to the Cheez it Citrus Bowl. This year the teams Michigan and Texas.
C
Is it the cheesest bowl or the Citrus Bowl. But make pick one.
A
I know.
B
No, it is the Cheez its Citrus Bowl. Citrus I don't think is a sponsor. Citrus is the name of the bowl.
A
Yeah, but it should now just be the cheese that's bowl, Right?
C
Should it be the cheese that's bowl. A lemon flavored cheese cracker. Sounds ghastly.
B
If you listen to anything I said.
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I know I don't Cheez it.
B
Citrus bowl is the name of the bowl.
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Yes. Isn't Cheez its old slang for stop? Yeah. Get out of here?
B
Cheese it.
C
Yeah. Wasn't that something that the.
B
No, you're leaving. You gotta leave.
C
Wasn't that in the Bowery Boys?
A
I was gonna say.
Only an old movie.
C
Yeah. Jesus.
B
Yeah, it's really dated. Why are we talking about it?
A
That is a very Bowery Boy.
B
The Snack brand report.
C
I love that. Till those guys were all like 42. They were in this gang.
A
They were. They were grown men.
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The snack brand reports. Those attending the game at Camping World Stadium in Orlando will have the opportunity to get the unusual $25 food item at the start of the the second quarter.
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25 bucks for a Cheez it laden.
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Cheese at turkey leg.
C
So it's a turkey leg coated in.
A
Probably crumbled up cheese looks like it's been shaken, baked.
B
There it is dangling.
D
That looks good.
A
And it's served on a bed of Cheez Its.
D
Oh, yes.
B
Man, oh, man. If that's not the holidays, I'll kiss your.
C
That's cheese.
B
See, Tom, the Cheez It.
C
Yeah, okay, okay. Yeah, I know.
B
Don't.
C
I don't eat food like that.
A
I love Cheez Its. And I really am enjoying their new extra toasty cheeses. And I know they're not for everybody.
D
They're sharp for me.
A
Yeah, they're sharper.
D
I don't care. I like the original.
B
Do you ever have a conversation with anyone where they really feel like that you're talking to them instead of down to them?
C
I, I, I, I don't know, because I couldn't listen to what they're having. They're saying, you guys, is he formulating more? You.
B
You set records for being condescending. And every single day.
C
I can thank you.
A
Do you One cheese it at a time, or will you stack one?
D
Oh, well, you know me, I eat that way. Now, look. I mean, just one goldfish.
B
No, she's like a mouse.
A
And why the pinhole in the center of the Cheez It? What is that? What do you think that's about?
D
I don't know.
B
Air pressure?
F
Yes.
A
It must be right.
B
Yeah. If you, if it didn't, the entire thing would blow up. It would never.
C
How big is the cheese? It.
A
No, it's.
A square quarter.
C
Yeah, no, that's okay.
D
The size of a quarter.
C
Does any square. Does any country have square coins?
A
Yeah, that's a good question.
B
Irmalva or Molva did have. Yes.
A
And their dollar is like a dice.
B
You take your chance.
A
It's very odd.
C
You know, I, I used to say there's no such thing as a stupid question. And then I listened to me. Wow. You know, I'm not a Cheez Its person.
F
Oh.
D
My stepdad was a huge Cheez it guy. Every single night, he would come home.
B
That's what killed him.
D
No, it didn't.
A
He didn't come home.
D
It was a heart attack that killed him.
C
Christy, do you ever, you ever eat food in bed at all?
D
No, never.
A
And I would never eat Cheez Its. They'll crumble.
D
And I don't have a TV in my bedroom or anything.
C
I'm trying to think which, which movie it is. I. It might be carnal knowledge. There's one. There's a movie where Jack Nicholson's always saying, I wouldn't kick her out of bed bad. And do you remember which one that is, Josh?
A
No, no, but I know that phrase. Yeah, for sure, because it's a shortened version of.
C
But if someone eating.
Cheese.
A
It's turkey leg.
B
I take them out of bed. That you would.
F
Yeah.
A
There's only a few.
B
It's got to be carnal knowledge.
A
Probably less than 20 ladies I would allow to have a Cheez it drumstick in the bedroom.
C
Oh, really? That's an interesting list.
So. So you'd allow them to eat in bed, but they'd have to be, what, super hot. Is that the.
A
Yeah, that's the whole. Yeah, that's. That's.
B
That's where that.
A
Who would you allow.
If you were a single man in your bed, that you would not kick out for eating food?
C
I'm so. I don't allow food in the bed. In fact.
D
There's no one you don't allow?
B
No, I don't know his.
A
Who's. Who do you think his biggest celebrity crushes?
D
Yes.
A
Because I don't know that he'll tell us, but.
D
And Margaret. I don't know. No, she was in Bye Bye Birdie.
C
Yeah, but never.
B
I don't know who it is, but I'll tell you, this waif, like, is in her.
Is in her description.
D
We'd have to think of somebody. Really?
B
Who's your.
A
Do you have a really big.
C
These are dangerous waters, Josh.
D
You can't even talk about it.
C
Sydney, sweetie, would you allow her to.
A
Eat a big bowl of Cheez Its in bed if I were single?
B
Yes.
A
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.
E
Huh?
B
Oh, there's a text.
C
I. I don't even like it when my kids eat in the car.
D
I love eating in the car.
C
It's always a disaster.
It's always. How do you get milkshake out of the carpet?
B
It's always a disaster.
C
And if you ever. Anybody who's ever had a Suburban knows this. That. Because there's. There's the back seat, then there's the back. Back backseat.
B
Way back is what.
C
And it's not particularly easy to access.
B
Okay.
C
And they have cup holders back in there.
B
He's gonna say archaeological. Hang on.
C
No, I'm gonna say that if anyone has a Suburban, they're driving around right now, and they've got kids go in the back. There's probably something in the cup holder. There's probably some version of penicillin brewing. There's some green yak in there that's been there for three years. And then, of course, there's an archeological Dig for a French fry underneath that seat.
B
There it is.
C
There you go. You're welcome. Coming up, comedian Brent Terhune will be.
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Joining us and Christy with news.
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Also, I'll remind you, our good buddy Castakia Konamopoulos is in Cincinnati tonight at Comedy at the Comet. And then he's gonna be playing poker at Ruggles. That's gonna be an exciting thing for Castaki. He's in Jasper, Indiana tomorrow and then Saturday in in Mahomet, Illinois at Yellow and Company. While I'm at it, Heywood Banks this Saturday at the Old Theater in Lowell, Michigan. We're coming back with some news with Christy Lee. Some good stuff, too. These are the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. We're in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios at the Silac Insurance news desk. It's Christy Lee. There's Pat Godwin. Hello. Josh Arnold at the I Hate Steven Singer Sidekick chair. Hi, there's Ace Cosby. Hello, I'm Chick mcgee at the Prize Picks sports desk. Download the Prize Picks app and use code tom get. Get 50 bonus credit instantly in lineups when you play. $5 must be present in certain states. Visit pricepix.com for restrictions and details. Hello, Tom. We have a special guest.
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Hello. Chick Magee joining us in the studio. Good friend of the show, comedian Brent Terhune is here with us. And first things first, tonight on Comics Unleashed on CBS and paramount beginning about 12:30am It'll be, it'll be, it'll be Brent, is that correct?
E
Yeah, Brent and I talk about myself in third person. Brent's gonna be there.
A
I love that.
B
Love it.
C
That's my favorite thing.
E
Three other comics. So, you know, we taped it in October, so if it didn't go well. I wouldn't be promoting it, so.
B
Oh, good.
E
With Byron Allen. Yeah.
A
Great.
B
All right.
A
That's fun.
C
That's cool.
B
Of course, Byron Allen has more money than anyone, but a couple guys, right?
E
True.
A
Owns the Weather.
B
Yes, he owns the Weather.
C
He owns a bunch of, like the Weather Channel and a bunch of other stuff.
A
Oh, the channel.
B
He was.
C
He was in here and he was really cool. I really liked him. Really nice.
A
He seems like a nice.
B
Don't remember that.
C
What was the TV show?
B
Real People.
C
That's it.
D
Yep.
C
That was. I really like that.
A
But he's a mo.
B
I bet you did. I bet you loved Real People. I'm not surprised by that.
C
Why didn't you like it?
B
It was like a trash magazine and you could watch it on tv, but there was no entertainment show and.
C
But trash is your favorite thing.
B
There wasn't entertainment value to it. Trash is my favorite thing, but that's not. That's beside the point.
A
Yeah. I'm not familiar with Real People. That was the show.
B
He started it.
Lifestyle Stories through the whole thing and.
C
Prime time very early on.
B
And didn't they have, like, a segment? That was what I sent in. It was in our phone book in London, Ohio. It had public notices, but they misspelled it. It said pubic notices. Oh, okay. And I sent it in and they sent me a letter back saying that this is too nasty or not basically for NBC.
E
Should have sent it to Headline Headlines with Leno.
B
I should. I should have. But this was 80 years ago and Atlanta was not born yet. I see.
A
Did you guys watch Robin Leach, the Lifestyle?
What a weird show that was.
B
Yeah.
C
Yeah.
E
Then it was like MTV Cribs was like the next iteration.
D
Right.
B
I wonder how many arguments Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous started. Look at that. They've got a Rolls Royce. What are you doing, you lazy sackers?
A
I remember that being on. And I remember Fight Back being on where David Horowitz. David Horowitz would take a product.
B
Yeah.
A
And see if it actually did what the commercial claimed it did.
C
Oh, I love that guy. Yeah. Yeah.
B
I bet you. I bet you did.
E
Lots of advertisers on that show.
C
Our guest is comedian Brent Terhune once again this evening on Comics Unleashed. Also, you're going to be on the road tomorrow even. And Saturday at the Funny Stop Comedy Club in Akron, Ohio. And then on the 26th, the day after Christmas at the greatly named club in Louisville called Planet of the Tapes. I love that name.
E
And.
C
And by the way, speaking of Planet of The tapes. Our friend Mark Chalafou is going to be there Monday, Tuesday, tomorrow night.
B
Just say. Just say Mark Shalafou.
C
Mark Shalafu. Yeah.
B
He honestly can't do it.
C
How does it. How do you say it?
B
Mark Shalafu.
D
Mark Shalafu.
C
I said Mark Shalafu.
A
No, you really say kung fu.
D
Yeah.
A
You really Mr. T it up at the end.
C
That's because on my pronouncer here, I wrote down rhymes with boo. Because I kept getting. I kept saying mark. Shot. Mark Shallafeau.
E
Isn't there an X in there?
C
Yeah, yeah. I was thinking it was kind of like Charlevoix. Yeah. Near Harbor Springs. Okay.
B
Hong Kong Foo is Scott Man Crother's voice.
C
Did you know that?
B
Yeah.
E
Terre Haute, Indiana. Indiana.
D
My God, with a shoe.
C
What if you have ADD this show is for you.
Brent. I. I know a couple things about you. You are a.
Number one super guy.
A
Yeah.
C
That's Scatman.
B
That's Scatman singing.
A
He wrote that while he was working at the Overlook.
D
Yeah.
B
Scatman's real name was Dick Halloran. Did you know that?
A
I did not look it up.
C
Dick Halloran. Sounds like an affliction.
D
Are you a Shining fan, Yay or nay?
A
Oh, I'm a yay.
D
Okay.
A
Yeah.
C
Okay. I was trying to talk with our guest before I was so rudely interrupted.
B
We have a guest.
C
Yeah, we do. I know you're a cat family. I know you're a cat guy.
A
Right?
E
We had a thing recently. One of my cats, he was. We thought he had a tumor. Oh, honestly, he's fine. Thanks for asking. But it turns out cats have, like, extra skin on their stomach in case they get into a fight. That's called a primordial pouch.
A
Oh, yes.
E
Yeah. So then I went to my doctor, and I was like, oh, this. Don't worry about this, doc. That's for my enemies. That's what that is right there.
A
So you can lose some without it actually affecting your.
E
Yeah, we go to the vet now.
A
He's.
E
It's much cheaper, so. Got my shots. My shots.
Sorry. You don't have to hit the dump.
It's close.
C
I. I'm glad you took a stool sample to the.
E
To the doctor, but I was just volunteering. No, I don't. I can't time it.
C
Brett, you're a married man.
E
Married guy. Yeah, I married up, too. If you get the chance to be the least attractive in your relationship, do that. The view is because I know what I'm. Look. I. I look Like I say, go.
B
On, get a lot.
E
With a side of. You're not from around here, so.
C
Yeah, you have a prominent beard. You have a red beard, and it's jutting out from your face.
E
Yeah, covers up the chins. Works really nice for me. But we just got a new house, guys.
C
Oh, cool.
E
Thank you very much. It's a new to us. Of course, it was owned by the same lady, though. She built it and then she sold it to us. Her name's Emma. And Emma didn't update a single thing, but that's why we bought it. It's got saloon doors.
D
Doors. Oh, yeah.
E
I love. Man, I. I love saloon doors. You can pretend you're in the wild, wild west or the back room at a video store.
She's like, I. I'm like, I want some whiskey and something frisky. She's like, you need to take the trash out, cowboy.
C
You know, Christy, I know that you're big into real estate, and for you, Zillow is porn. Would there be a cool show where you try to take, like, try to take each year and. Because certain. The first house I bought had all that dated that green refrigerator.
D
Oh, yeah.
C
There was sure.
B
Avocado.
D
Avocado.
C
And there's certain sort of eras of houses.
B
Avocado harvest gold.
D
Yeah. And the shag carpeting.
C
Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
D
Oh, I'm sure there's probably can find that we had saloon doors in the house that we had dad a while ago when I was first married with the girl's dad. And they were great. They were. And the kids loved them.
C
Did they go. Are they the ones that just go from, like, your ankles to your head?
D
They were right in the middle.
A
I love them. All my bathrooms.
E
Yeah, I was gonna say we have them in the bathroom.
D
No, they're like. They're in the middle. Yeah, you're from. No, from about your kind of top of your thighs to the top of your.
E
Dramatic entrance. You walk in and you feel like you got to deliver an important message.
C
Do you have a Dutch door at your house?
E
I don't know. What is. Is that the one where it. It opens. Part.
C
Opens the Dutch door? It's half a door.
E
Where you can fart, and then you pull the blankets over her head. Is that the.
D
No, that's a Dutch oven.
A
Oh, I'm sorry.
F
Okay.
C
Little tribute to Holland. No, the Dutch ones where you can open up when the. When the guy brings the packages. You open up the top of the door and just go, oh, here you go. And they hands it to you. Yeah.
F
Great.
E
For sitcoms, you can talk very much.
B
Yeah.
C
Oh, yeah. Made famous in Mr. In fact, if you Google Dutch door, It will mention Mr. Ed, the show by name. Good to know. Now we're talking with comedian Brent Terhune. You can see him on the TV on Comics Unleashed after midnight tonight.
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Speaking of Mr. Ed, I have a new. I have a show idea I want to pitch. Brent, you're a fellow horror fan.
E
Yeah, let's. Yeah.
A
It's Mr. Ed Gein.
E
Oh, yeah.
A
And he's a talking horse who wears the skin of his victim.
E
Why the long face? Well, it's two faces, actually. So together.
A
I have a letter. I have an email to Ryan Murphy about it.
E
Okay.
C
Well, that is a great joke. That is so sick.
A
I could tell from the silence after.
B
Yeah, yeah.
C
Now, is it Geen or Gein?
E
I think it's.
G
I've heard.
B
Always heard Geen.
D
Yeah.
B
Okay.
A
I've not seen that show because I feel like it might just be super exploitative, but.
C
Okay. Now we have Christy Lee over at the Silenc Insurance news desk. What's coming up up in the news?
D
Well, real quick, we've got numbers in the news, and it features in and.
B
Out, 3, 9, and 8.
D
Those are not the numbers.
A
It features the old In N Out or In N Out Burger.
D
In N Out Burger.
A
Oh, okay.
B
Oh, you can guess what's happening.
D
Yeah.
A
Or number ordering system.
D
Also in numbers. No one matched the Powerball last night, so the drawing on Friday will hit 1 billion. That's with the B.
A
What is it?
C
Powerball.
D
Yeah.
B
See, I was going to go do that yesterday, and I couldn't remember if it was the mega million. Yeah, there's like nine lotteries, but they.
A
Would have told you.
C
I didn't want.
B
I didn't want to be embarrassed.
A
Okay, all right.
C
You just. You didn't want to. You didn't want to have to talk to the clerks. That's right. You'd prefer a machine.
B
And if I were you, I'd describe that interaction right now. But I'm going to pass. Okay. Hey, get over here and help me take that.
C
Coming up, we have the shoe.
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All right, thanks very much. We're hanging out with comedian Brent Terhune. Coming up, comedian Al Jackson. Coming up, some history. We've got loose alligators. One of my favorite stories of the year involves a lunatic, probably all drugged out, who claims he was teleported into the BMW he stole.
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Let's hear him out.
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It's our good buddy.
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I know. I know who it is. I just was. It's a comedian. Brent Terhune. Sorry, I'm. From my perspective, you're directly across from me, probably 20ft away, and I just noticed your sweater.
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It's amazing. It's a wonderful sweater.
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Is that great what I think it is?
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Loch Ness monster.
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Yes, it is a Loch Ness monster.
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Jesse herself.
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Yeah.
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Not a big sweater guy. And then I'm, you know, I'm sitting here sweating my ass off, and I'm like, oh, that's why.
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Oh, yeah, Good.
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So, yeah. Oh, that's.
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That's.
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That's nice.
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What a. What was that a gift?
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No, I got this. This website, they have a Bigfoot one, too. Josh.
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All right.
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Yeah.
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I love all those Cryptids. Are you crypto.
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Yeah, I love all that. I love. I wish I was a Bigfoot hunter. Oh, that's only career you could tell your parents you want to pursue, and they're like, whoa, maybe you should stick with comedy.
You want some stability in your life, son.
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Brent Terhune is going to be on the TV tonight on Comics Unleashed on CBS and Paramount just after midnight. You can see Brent also, you can see him live in a person at the Funny Stop Comedy club in Akron, Ohio, tonight and tomorrow. And then, my favorite name of a club, Planet of the tape. Tapes. That's December 26th. The day after Christmas, you'll be in Louisville at Planet of the Tapes.
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You damn dirty tapes.
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Oh, I love that. And while I'm at it, that's also I mentioned earlier, another friend of the show is going to be. There he is. Mr. Everybody was Chalifoo fighting Chalafou.
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Why do you do that?
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Because I can have to remember the name Fu. It's not. Okay. I'm sorry. We'll get back to our guests. Do we have Brent Terhune there? Brent? Yeah. How are things going in your life? You get ready for Christmas?
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Yeah, man, I can't. I'm. You guys have that person in your life that always just gets you the wrong gift, and now it's like, let's see what they do this year. Like my, my Uncle Frank especially. I was a kid, I would like. It's not close. It's not like I asked for Monopoly and then I got clue. It's like I asked for Monopoly and then I got a Ric Flair alarm. Cl.
Don'T know if you ever tried to fall asleep knowing you're going to wake up to woo.
But you're scared to go to sleep.
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If they don't have a Ric Flair alarm, man, they should make one. That's great. That's wonderful.
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I can't because one year he got me a Brute cologne and shaving kit. Oh, but I was seven. What am I supposed to do? Splash some of the brood on? Go drive all the ladies crazy at school. Especially lunch lady Judy. She got that 20 year smoker void.
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Boys, I'm only supposed to give you one scoop of potatoes but I was standing down Windy and I like what you're bringing to the table.
Oh, she's lovely.
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How I met my wife.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Standard. Standard issue cafeteria. Ladies, we're going to break away just for a second because we got to check in with Christy Lee at the news desk. What have we missed from the Silac Insurance news Company.
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Authorities in Florida say a suspected car thief told officers he was teleported into a stolen BMW.
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Fascinating.
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Listen to this.
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How'd this happen?
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According to the arrest affidavit, the 36 year old suspect took the 2018 convertible while the car's owner was walking his dog. The man reportedly sped off driving the car at over 100 miles per hour.
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Well, he must have been confused before crashing.
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He didn't know how to drive it. Yeah, he was teleported. The suspect allegedly told responding officers he was teleported into the vehicle, adding, you just saved me from the aliens.
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Oh, thank goodness.
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Yeah.
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So they're here.
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God, you showed up.
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Yeah, he was hospitalized for his injuries and will be transferred to the county jail though on charges of grand theft.
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Now Tom, why, why are you laughing at this?
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Because I just. I mean I assume then that the, that the aliens also teleported the beer into the cup holder.
A
Oh, well, does they say that?
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It does not say they're into the light bulb.
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Just. Just speculating.
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Whoever who said that for first time, if this is such a bad idea, why isn't future me busting into the room and telling me to warning me about it? Yeah, warning me about this idea. That's a. That's a great idea. That sounds like an excuse to me. I was teleporting. Yeah.
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How bad would it suck if this were the case all of a sudden? You were teleported by extraterrestrial into this car.
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Nobody's going to believe.
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Exactly. You just.
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No more cancer with a drunk guy stealing a BMW.
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If they can turn off jeans, why can't you teleport somebody somewhere? How far a step is that?
A
Answer that, Ivy League.
B
What about time travel, egghead? Huh?
E
What about that?
C
Yeah. Have you seen a picture of this guy? Probable cause is his appearance.
A
He even has some of that transported the residue you can.
E
Well, he's not wearing all silver, so we know he's not from the future.
D
Right, right, right.
B
But he does want. He does. Do you think he put that shirt on like this is what they're wearing in the future?
A
This poor man.
E
What's with the life preserver?
C
I'll read the last paragraph. Mr. Johnson has an extensive criminal record which includes convictions this year for trespass, obstruction, loitering, resisting arrest, grand theft auto.
B
All testing the transport machine after.
C
After allegedly stealing a $1,500 bicycle. Bicycle. The police asked him why. He said, I just felt like it.
A
Oh, well, you know, I get that sometimes you get the urge just to steal something.
B
That's right.
A
Most of us don't act on that impulse.
B
No, of course not.
C
Oh, God.
A
We have a nice id. Ego, balance.
E
But lucky it was also a luxury car. They could have put him in anything. Yeah, it didn't run, but it was a BMW.
B
You like the wizard of Id?
A
Not really. Did you?
B
A couple of them were. Okay.
A
I would read it and I maybe kind of.
C
Kind of?
A
Yeah, I, I. It was one that I would read.
B
Yeah, that's true.
C
How about High and Lois?
B
I didn't like High and Low.
C
Loved it.
B
What about bc? Like bc?
C
Oh, yeah.
B
Oh, yeah.
C
I like them all.
A
Did you like the Lockhorns?
D
BC was that little caveman guy.
B
Little caveman guy.
A
I always wanted to the Lockhorns just. You guys can get a divorce.
C
They were together a long time and.
A
They were really added.
B
They were added a long time, weren't they?
C
Man, it'd be like a special assault issue.
F
See?
B
See what we were doing?
C
They'd have a trigger warning what we were doing.
B
We're having fun.
A
You remember King Valiant?
F
Oh, yeah.
B
Well, he had to be a prince.
A
For he's a king as boring as anything.
C
How about the Phantom?
A
Was that. Was that a comic strip?
F
Yeah.
B
Oh, absolutely. Yep.
C
Wow. Or a very tight suit.
A
I mean, that was like a radio show.
C
Yeah. When people get weirded out if somebody walked around with a suit like that on.
D
I don't know what the Phantom suit looks like.
C
Like a body stocking with a hood. It was very weird.
D
Well, remember that was a trend there for a while. Do you remember those?
B
Wasn't Billy Zane the Phantom in the movie?
C
Good actor.
B
Have you seen the Brando movie that comes out? It looks exactly like him. Incredible.
A
You can't believe it's not a young Brando.
B
Yeah, it's crazy. Yeah, it's great.
C
Now we have Christy Lee at the Silenc insurance news desk.
D
A former human. A former human resources manager at the French Ministry of Culture is being sued for allegedly drugging women with diuretics during job interviews.
A
Now why is this a problem?
D
What do you mean why is this.
C
Keep reading.
D
The Guardian reports over 240 women were targeted by senior civil servant Christian Negray, who allegedly offered the victims coffees or teas that he'd mixed with a powerful and illegal diary diuretic which he knew would make them need to urinate.
C
Oh, and by the way, during a hospitalization a few years ago, I had to take this stuff. Yeah, I'm sure it's the same stuff. And.
Essentially very quickly you turn into a fire hose.
B
Yeah.
C
Ever taken that stuff?
A
I've not had to take a diuretic.
C
No. This. This is the one I took at the hospital. It. It's unbelievable.
A
But isn't it one of those things? They should call it a urine because doesn't a diuretic sound like it's going to give you diarrhea?
D
Yep, I agree.
A
Your thoughts, chick?
B
It sure does.
C
Diarrhea isn't a pissoria.
B
I like urine. Addictic mustache.
C
Isn't pissoria a French word for cafeteria?
A
That's right.
D
So this HR director gave him this tea that was spiked. And then suggest continuing the interview outside on long walks away from restrooms rooms, leading some women to endure intense discomfort.
C
This guy just gets off on relieve.
D
Themselves in public or even wet themselves.
C
Some of the women would wet their.
A
Pants instead of saying, excuse me, I have to use.
C
And then he would. Some of them, they would. They would. He would watch them when they. They'd go, I have to. I really have to go to the bathroom. And. And they. This guy is a just a lunatic dirt bag. Purr.
E
Where do you see yourself in ten. The bathroom. Yeah, that's where I'll be.
A
I'm so sorry. I just. I just wet my pants.
B
You're hired.
C
But I mean, he obviously didn't hire a lot of them because he 240 job interviews.
A
Well, it wasn't about the hiring, was it?
C
Oh, yeah, I could say. I'm sorry, you can't have the job. This government doesn't tolerate leaks.
B
Life's a journey, not a destination. Steven Tyler told us that. Okay.
C
Okay.
A
You really have to pee, don't you?
B
Yeah, yeah, that's right.
D
This guy couldn't pee because he had a phone charger in his bladder.
B
Yeah, I'm gonna stick my phone.
D
16 year old had watched a video online demonstrating how to create a strange sensation.
B
See, I go online to find out how to relight my pilot light on my water heater. This guy is kicking it up enough.
D
Before inserting the phone charging cable into his urethra which became stuck.
C
Which end?
D
What do you mean which end?
A
The AC end or the.
D
I'm sure it's the tiny end.
C
The smaller end. It's a fair question.
B
USB C. And Yeah, this is more.
C
Like a us Us.
B
The old ones are the.
E
Listen to me.
B
The old ones, the thicker ones, the square ones are USB A. And then the little ones we use now are the USB C. And then.
C
The lightning ones are now obsolete.
B
Not necessarily. I have a pair of headphones.
D
Yeah, it depends on what you still have.
B
That's right.
D
The young man reportedly did not tell anyone at first out of fear of being scolded.
C
But lightning would be the easiest to get in.
D
Yes.
B
I'm uncomfortable with the word lightning.
A
Okay.
C
Okay.
D
But after two weeks, the pain became so great. He went to the emergency room. Doctors were able to safely remove the cable through endoscopic surgery.
A
Oh, man.
D
And then he was offered psychological counseling and warned of the risks of imitating dangerous content online.
A
I see.
D
Yeah.
C
If you're online and you see that, you think that's going to be fun. Yeah. There's a deeper issue.
E
Yeah.
A
I mean, simple masturbation feels pretty good already.
F
Yeah.
B
Wait a minute. What do you got over there?
C
What are you doing right now?
A
This guy did it for. Oh. He was told online that this will feel good.
C
And I'm saying there's a name for that. Of inserting things through your sound sounding. Yeah, that's why he used a headphone cable.
A
Exactly. Right. If it used an audio visual.
C
Yeah, a visual. You know what if he used his cable tv?
G
Right.
C
That would be Sick.
B
And just like that, you totally redeem yourself.
A
Boy, the cable. That would hurt because it has a little needle.
D
Needle in the center. Why do they call it hdmi?
C
Why do they really call it sounding? That is an odd.
A
It comes from. If you. If you were to measure the depth of a lake.
C
That's what I was. The whole Mark Twain thing.
A
Yeah, that's called sounding. Okay, so this is measuring the depth of your wiener. In a way, yeah.
D
Speaking of.
C
Master did it, by the way.
B
Should we all start?
C
When he achieved his goal, he'd go, urethra. I have found it.
B
Well, that's. That's redundant.
A
Brent, smiling.
E
Smiling on the radio isn't Eureka.
C
I have found it. The. The. The.
B
I thought Eureka.
C
California.
A
National gold rush, right?
B
I thought Eureka, men. I have found it.
A
Also, it's a. It's like, over and I have found it.
B
I found it. Yeah, well.
E
And it hurt. The cable hurt because it wasn't an official Apple product.
A
Oh, yes.
B
Oh, someone's got it in for the Apple people.
D
Recent research shows masturbation could help alleviate a woman's menopausal symptoms. Scientists found women who used masturbation for symptom relief rated it as highly effective and higher than many other common strategies such as ingesting supplements, months or Kegel exercises.
A
Christy, isn't menopause, by and large, just in the woman's head?
D
Oh, my God.
A
Like there's actually no biological truth to it.
D
Ah, Josh. Study authors said the biggest positive impacts masturbation had were on symptoms related to sleep and mood. Well, yes, you're happy after you orgasm and then you're tired.
C
Yeah, that'll fellows. Yes. Suggest that. Hey, Dolores, you've been a real bitch lately. Why don't you go rub one?
E
Close the door. I'm going through the change.
C
Man.
B
Remember Archie got mad at Edith, told her one time, if you're gonna change, change, do it now. I don't like taking all this time.
D
Oh, my gosh.
A
Some women get energized from orgasms. Others get tired. Oh, you're.
D
I'm. That one. I get. I'm way in. I'm wide awake.
A
Gotcha.
C
Yeah, you start talking.
D
No, Tom, he's asleep. Who am I going to talk to?
B
He's asleep or pretending to be asleep.
A
It's why you have a podcast, so you can just go talk.
B
He's over there. He's going, Mississippi. One Mississippi.
D
Don't talk all the time.
B
Why does it seem like it then?
A
Let me ask you this. Does he snore like this.
He might be thinking.
D
He doesn't. He doesn't snore.
B
Who wrote that, by the way? Here's what you do.
A
And the gag with the feather.
D
Yes.
C
You and I disagree. I love the Three Stooges.
A
I agree.
C
I'm also a huge Shemp fan.
B
I dislike them greatly.
C
Oh, you're missing.
B
I can't.
C
I can't help again, watch the one where Kurt the opera singer a bit. That's priceless.
B
No, it's stupid.
E
I love the one where somebody gets hit by a pie, although you sarcastically shows up.
C
That's comedy.
B
We used to watch Three Stooges pregame meeting on the high school football team. It would be just laughing their asses.
E
I'm just sitting there, you guys poking people in the. In the face mask.
B
But the only one I did almost laugh at was when Mo fell during its stunt and went on chair and broke three ribs, I guess, or something.
A
We looked it up one morning and it was. It's violent.
B
It's violent. I thought that one was funny.
C
What's coming up in the news, Christy Lee?
D
Coming up, we have a very interesting Waymo self driving taxi story. We have numbers in the news. We have a bear. Bears are everywhere these days. This one's in a Christmas parade.
A
Oh, I love it.
D
Surprise.
C
By the way, unintentionally.
Half the people out there probably thought it was part of the show. Oh, look, it's a mechanical bear.
This is a great prize. I'm sure I'm a great. A great gift, I should say. We. I'm looking at one right now, right behind Josh. It's one of those aura frames. Aura. The aura frame. What is it? Well, you load digital photographs on it, and it's so cool. I'm so happy I learned about these. And what's really amazing about it is I loaded that one up at my house, but it was over here. Station. It's all done online.
D
It's magic.
C
It is magic as far as I'm concerned. I'm sure you sophisticated, digitized people know how all this stuff works. I was astonished at how cool it is, and this would make a great gift. In fact, a buddy of mine is about to have. His wife is about to have a baby, and he's gonna get one of these for his parents so they can load up pictures of the baby because they're in a different state, and they'll get up in the morning and, oh, look what happened yesterday. These are great. It's a great gift. And there's a special offer right now. If you're a fan of the Bob and Tom show, they're called Aura frames. Once again, it's a U R A and go to auraframes.com and the promo code is just my name, Tom and you can celebrate the holidays. It makes a great gift for a limited time time save on the Aura frame. In fact, you get 35 bucks off. I'm really delighted by these things. They are absolutely terrific. This is an exclusive deal for Bob and Tom show listeners, by the way, and these frames will sell out fast. So order yours now for the holidays or get one for yourself or get a couple for yourself. And you can support us by mentioning the Bob and Tom show when you check out. Terms and conditions apply. Get all the details, but check these things out. They are really cool. Cool any time of year and you can kind of keep track of your family and take lots and lots of pictures. And it's like having hundreds of frame pictures at the same time. They rotate, you set up the rotation, et cetera, et cetera. It's a lot of fun. The Aura frame, I highly recommend it. The code once again is tom@auraframes.com and it's a U R auraframes.com a great product. Coming up, a little bit of history. Comedian Al Jackson. And we have another surprise guest. I don't even know who it is. Yesterday we had David Rush on, which was great. That was so exciting. You can see that interview, by the way, on our social media platforms. Not to mention Pat's great new song about the great Philip Rivers. Nice job on that, Pat.
A
Thank you.
C
And people can watch that floating around out there. You can also watch our guest Brent Terhune on the TV on Comics Unleashed tonight after midnight. That'll be great. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show. Got a comment to share?
B
Text us at 888-262-8661. This is the Bob and Tom Show. Kick off the holiday season with the.
D
Perfect gift for the soccer fan in your life. Head over to store.us soccer.com and explore a wide range of official U.S. soccer gear and merch. Whether you're decking the halls, are hitting.
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The field, we've got you covered.
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Show your true colors and share the excitement of U.S. soccer this season. Visit store.ussoccer.com today and score big with your holiday shopping.
F
Funny.
D
Serious.
B
Honey, the cat's frozen to the sidewalk.
D
You should have brought him in.
B
Welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show Show. Hey, I don't like Cats live with it.
D
Oh, boy.
B
Turt Heun.
E
Oh, okay.
B
Hello, Christy.
D
Hi, Chick.
B
She's at the Silac Insurance news desk. There's Pat Godwin. Hello, Chick. Hello, Josh Arnold.
D
Hi.
B
There's Ace Cosby. Hey, I'm Chick mcgee at the prize Pick sports desk. Hello, Tom. Please introduce our special guest.
C
We'll be happy to. Just one second. Joining us in the studio, he is comedian Brent Trune. Hey, and you look like a guy.
B
At HR over there going over forms. What's going on?
A
There was a thud.
B
What are you looking for?
A
Did you break something?
C
I had to switch keyboards.
B
Oh, boy. I had to switch keyboards.
C
Yeah, this one is seamed up the last. This one is Bluetoothed and this one is wired. And the wired one is automatically on the Bluetooth one, I'll type in three words and it's still not going yet, so it's annoying.
So I. Them all the time.
B
You know, of all the things that he is irritated by and we. We should actually sit down and make a list. But the one that I am mystified by. Laptops.
D
Yeah.
B
He cannot stand a laptop.
C
No, I don't like that trackpad. But I wrote the company. I wrote the company that makes these. Of course, these things. I really did.
A
No, we. No, no, we don't.
B
There's no convincing me.
C
I want. Can you make one of these that plugs in so it doesn't have the delay? Delay, Right. See this thing, it has a if until it gets going.
B
Now, what about the. The Bluetooth, as you say. What about that keyboard that makes it that you need to use that?
D
Yeah. What's wrong with the wired one that all the time?
A
Yeah, why not? Why not wired 24 7?
C
Because the finger pads on this one are bigger and easier to read.
E
Well, sometimes you get up and walk around the room.
B
Well, why.
D
I'm sure you could buy a wired one like that.
C
Not that's not this size.
B
I bet you. I bet you there are wired keyboards.
A
There's no doubt.
B
And there are stickers that you could put on your keys, which would take you three or four weeks to do. It would be complicated. You could work.
A
I'd love it. Tweezers.
C
I have the stickers. How do you think this one got like this? These are all stickers. I put them on myself.
B
Did you do that?
C
Yeah.
B
Well, there you go. What's your problem?
C
And the key to that, by the way, is matching.
B
How's your problem?
D
Well, then what's wrong?
B
Yeah, don't put the D on the S yeah, that's the problem.
A
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Now it does seem like you have solved the issue. You put big stickers on your cabled.
C
Yeah, but I don't. I don't like these.
B
You know, if you put the D on the S, you'll have a letter that says seer. Danta.
C
Thank you.
B
Thank you very much.
D
I can get you one from Walmart today, right now.
E
There you go.
D
Know that wired. Look, it's.
G
It's.
D
What's wrong with that one?
C
Too big, Too big, too big. See, look, it's got the thing.
B
It can't be too big.
C
Hang on a second, I'll show you.
B
It's impossible to be too big, right, Christy?
C
Got one right here.
E
Christy Goldy locks over here with a keyboard. This one's too big.
A
All right, that's too big.
C
It's got this part on.
D
Oh, you don't like that part?
C
No, I don't have room for it.
A
I think the. The main issue is we don't care for who you are and how you live.
C
See, because I got my trackpad over here. Christie, you said.
D
Uhhuh.
A
I'm going to.
C
So I can't that extra part of the. I just want the.
A
So you like that trackpad, but you don't like the trackpad on the left?
C
I'm not the. Whatever you call this foamy thing.
A
Oh, mouse pad.
B
Trackpads are different things. Sorry, you lunatic.
C
I've got it all done.
D
Okay.
C
Normally at the beginning of the show, I swap these out, but I forgot to because I was behind today because. Oh, yeah, I had a computer issue. Now let's move forward.
B
I can't imagine why you would have a computer.
C
We're talking with. With comedian Brent Terhune. He's going to be on the TV tonight. Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen just after midnight. Watch for that on CBS or Paramount. Then you're going to the Funny Stop Comedy club in Akron, Ohio, this Friday and Saturday. Saturday. Now you're in a new house.
E
New house. Bad neighbors.
D
Oh, you can't pick your neighbor.
E
Have you guys ever noticed the more the. The most with people with the most no trespassing signs always have the worst yards.
Nobody's trying to go in there. We don't want tetanus. Okay. We're gonna stay over here out of that Saw movie of a yard you got going on.
C
How do you. I never.
E
I've never seen so many outdoor washer dryer combos in my life.
I didn't know you could do that. How do you have all Those lawnmowers and your grass is this tall.
C
How does that work?
E
You got tree growing in that lawnmower. That's poetry.
C
Well, you are correct.
D
And don't you ever wonder how they get that much stuff?
C
I know it is. It's usually lottery winnings.
D
No, no.
C
Christy, you and I both. I used to live across the street from the lottery winner, and my lottery. It was a night nightmare.
D
They didn't have a lot of stuff in their yard. They had a lot of cars in their driveway, but not a lot of stuff.
C
Until they ran out of money, thank God.
A
Yeah, thank God. Until they ran out of money, thank God.
C
That's true.
All the way. In about two years. They had to sell the house.
E
How much did they win? Do you know?
C
No, but it.
D
Mine was 20 mil.
E
Your neighbors won $20 million?
D
I don't. I don't know how that was paid out. I don't know.
E
There's a 1.
D
Cash or whatever, but, yeah, 20 mil is pretty good.
C
Yeah, yeah, yeah, they know. These people never cut their grass. They had cars everywhere. I could never forget who actually lived there.
D
That was kind of our deal.
C
40 people in and out all the time.
E
My neighbors have dogs, too, but the loud kind. Like, I can't fall asleep without dogs barking anymore. I go on the road to play dogs on my phone so I could fall asleep. So. And then the one. There's that neighbor, and then there's the other one. They let those dogs out, which is who did it, by the way. Those people. But.
They let them out, which. That's a better joke than Pat reacted. But.
So, you know. But so they let those out, and then the other guy.
B
Shut up.
E
Doesn't that always work?
They calm down immediately. It's great. I love living there.
C
Should we check in with the history scene here, Chris?
D
Sure, go ahead.
C
Okay. There we go. Thank you very much. Oh, this is good.
B
1211.
C
You asked me what my favorite Broadway musical was. I'm a big fan of. I actually saw a West side Story on Broadway in the revival a decade or so ago.
B
My God. Did you press that in your diary or something?
C
It was great. In fact, it's the first time I've ever seen a set change get a huge round of applause.
When they. When they go to the. To the Rumble and they. The set designer. I hope he. Hope he won a Tony or whatever.
B
How do you stand up under the weight of your countenance?
C
Countenance is the wrong word, but I understand where you're going. 1931. Happy birthday. The great Rita Moreno, who has been in our studios.
A
No way.
C
Did you lose your mind? I lost my mind.
A
I was going to say.
B
I don't remember that.
D
And she's gorgeous. Still in the 90s.
C
I like to be in a. Everything's free in a Medica.
B
He's doing the thing. The thing.
C
Oh, she's. She was. You can't do that now in America. She's still. She's still out there.
B
I got my ad notes in America.
C
All right.
All right. I got.
B
Is it my phone?
C
We have a limited amount of time there, Cyrano.
A
It's not my job.
B
Not my job.
C
1958. Happy birthday, Nikki Six. I think we're going to be talking to Nikki here. He's. They're remounting.
B
Help.
C
What are you doing?
B
I'm holding my breath till we talk to Nikki Six.
A
I'd like to talk through one, through five first.
B
I'm guessing that's not his real name. Isn't it, like, Arthur Cranston or something?
C
He's from the Cape Cod Sixes with two X's. By the way, he is the bass player and principal writer of Motley Crue. They're going. They're going back out on tour this year.
A
I like Home Sweet Home a lot.
B
Really?
D
That is a good song.
C
You can help me with this one. Either Brent or Joe. Gosh. Happy birthday, Ray Mysterioso. What is it?
B
Wrestler Junior Mysterio?
F
I don't know.
C
Name. That's probably fake.
A
Well, of course the guy wearing a.
E
Mask has a fake name.
B
Why do you say Nikki Sixx could win a peace prize? And you have a problem with Rey Mysterio?
C
He spells Ray R E Y.
E
Well, boy, he's Hispanic.
A
His favorite Barbie player is a guy named Rich Riff in it. Yeah, he's making fun of Rey Mysterio.
C
A guy named Action.
Easy Action. So it's one of the lines from the movie. Let's see now. Tell me about Rey Mysterioso.
A
Mysterio.
C
Mysterio.
B
He's.
C
I. I don't.
E
His son is still in wwe.
C
Oh, here's. Oh, here we go. His real name is Oscar Guterres. Rubio.
A
Yeah.
C
Chula Vista. Oh, no, no, that's. His name is Oscar Rubio. He's from. Sorry, we never know. Sometimes these people have six, seven names.
B
And by the way, it's Chula Vista, but go ahead.
A
He's Marco, Rubio's younger brother.
That's where he learned to wrestle Rubio.
C
They.
E
Some of those luchadors will franchise out their character. So you could have one wrestling in Mexico City.
D
That's why they wear a mask.
E
San Diego? Yeah. You don't know who?
F
Yes.
A
They're like shamus. There are multiple.
B
Yeah, no, it's just like Gallagher.
E
No, really, there's like Mr. Wrestling 2. That's a guy.
A
Mr. Wrestling.
E
Yeah.
C
This is exciting. 18.
I'll let you guess, Chick McGee. 18 something. 1800 something. The first use of nitrous oxide by a dentist.
B
I have to guess 18 something. Yeah.
1873.
C
I would have guessed 1899, but. 1844. Wow.
B
I was low. Okay.
C
Prior to that.
E
Start using on patience.
C
Yeah, that could be a problem.
Prior to that, I guess.
E
Here's this bottle of hooch.
C
Well, that's true. Actually, I meant nitrous oxide was primarily used at Grateful Dead shows.
A
Oh, yes, of course.
C
Course, that's tricky. A tricky business. And you say you can now buy that at the store without a prescription?
A
Oscar was telling us a little bit about that. He's our resident druggie.
C
That's not a good idea.
E
That's.
F
That's.
C
That stuff is dangerous.
B
What are we buying?
C
Whippets.
D
Whippets?
B
Oh, whip it. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
C
You could kill yourself. Okay, let's see now. And be careful. Yeah.
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Party smart.
C
What year Josh Arnold. That's me, did Magnum P.I. the original. Original premiere on CBS television?
A
I'm gonna say 1980.
C
Very good. You're exactly correct.
A
I'm a fan of that show.
C
And. And it's the. The new iteration is. Is called reverse mortgage P.I.
A
That'S right. Yeah. He could talk a little bit about that.
B
You know what? I'm going to allow it. Okay.
C
Okay. I've got $5 in my pocket says you don't know the answer to this, Chick McGee.
B
Okay, okay.
C
1981, Muhammad Ali, his last official fight.
B
Yep.
C
61St fight. He lost two.
B
Hell, that's not Larry Holmes. It's some. Some tomato can. And it beat his ass.
C
I forget it's got a very preppy name. Does that help?
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Oh, Todd Whitey.
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Trevor Burbick.
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Oh, Trevor Burbick's a bad man.
C
Yeah.
B
I was all. I was doubly wrong. Yeah.
C
Okay, well. Oh, and real quick, do we have time for this? This is exciting. In 2014, in South Africa, the world's first successful penis transplant was done in Cape Town, South Africa.
A
Unfortunately, it was supposed to be a nose job.
C
I.
B
When I saw the donor feel about the success.
C
I don't have it in front of me, but when I saw I was. I was looking through this stuff yesterday, but I lost all that. But I, I did. I, I wanted to find out if how it had done.
A
Right. Did the body reject it?
C
No. And there was a timeline. Like six months later, it was actually, I think like a month later it was operable for is as a urination device. Six months later, it worked as a sexual. Sexual device and his partner got pregnant.
B
Wow.
A
Sometimes it doesn't work. I know I've donated my. Or offered to donate my penis to many women and they just rejected it.
B
But.
C
Yeah, and apparently there are. It's not done very often, but there are a history of successful penis transplants which, I mean, I know it sounds like a joke, but I know they can do the shortening thing.
A
They can shorten a wean.
C
Yeah, there is a donation thing. It's sort of like locks of love. Just one letter off. We are in the O'Reilly Auto Parts. Trevor Burbank, this is the Bob and Tom show.
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Thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning. The show is always also out there for you on our YouTube channel. Watch and subscribe. This is the Bob and Tom show.
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Trophy, be the first soccer team to beat them at football. Never. But here's the thing about us refusing to accept reality is kind of our thing being unrealistic. That's not a flaw.
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Oh, what are you guys fighting?
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I. I stepped in here, then I stepped out to cough.
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Yes.
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And he still made a face like I ruined.
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I thought it was terhune coughing.
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I didn't say a word.
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I didn't scare me to death is why I looked like. What the. Welcome back to the Bob and Tom show. Or in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios, there's Christy Lee.
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They have.
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There's Pat Godwin.
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Hello.
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Josh Arnold. Hi. At the I Hate Steven Singer sidekick chair.
F
Oh, yeah.
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There's Ace Cosby. I'm Chick. Hello, Tom. Tell us who our guests. We got couple guests.
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We got comedian Brent Terhune hanging out with us. We got a surprise Christmas gift coming. Guest coming up shortly. And I do. We have Al. There we go. We have Al Jackson joint. Are you wearing a tie?
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No.
C
Okay.
F
I. I do want to say that, Tom, I'm not here to tell you how to do radio, but when you say we have a guest here and then we have a surprise after that, it kind of really lowers my status. It's like I'm just holding space for whoever the really cool guest is.
C
I already.
F
I'm already on edge after Hugh Jackman.
C
Yeah.
E
How do you think I felt the whole time, Al?
F
What's up, Br?
B
Well, you know the first thing he said to Hugh Jackman, though, Al was, I saw you make an incredibly awful mistake on stage. You remember that?
F
And then he went back to it.
B
Chick.
You know how stars love that.
C
I know I saw Mr. Jackman on Broadway.
D
But you don't point out their mistakes.
C
Oh, it's fun. He was great. I was saying how funny it was.
D
That could have gone really bad.
B
Yeah.
C
And I've had it go south before.
F
I do want to say you guys are on because Chick. Chick said something that I don't think people ever hear entertainer say, but we all think about it. Why are you guys listening to this? Sometimes I'll start laughing in the middle of my set because I'm like, I can't believe you guys paid to hear this nonsense. And you guys are. We're on such a heater. First of all, let me just. Let's not forget that Chick thought that said that Muhammad Ali lost to Tom Whitey.
Which is an amazing name. I mean, just like, you guys just.
B
Blew right through that.
F
And then Ray Mysterio, he's a famous. I don't watch wrestling, and I know that added Mexico to it. Like, who's coming in? Al Jackson. Cleveland. Okay.
C
I don't know who Mr. Mysterioso is.
A
Mysterio.
F
I don't.
C
I don't follow wrestling. Our guest is comedian Al Jackson. And Al I, I, the, one of the big stories, this was actually on the national news last night. Not just the sports, but a big story coming out of Indianapolis. Unfortunately, yet another horrible injury on a professional sports team. It's just, it's just terrible. You got Halliburton, you got Caitlin Clark had a bad injury and now here we go, Daniel Jones.
F
And yeah, he got the same thing. I had that ruptured Achilles tendon, bro.
It's not good.
B
When did that happen, Al your achilles?
F
I was 30. I had just turned 30 and I was playing pickup basketball. The guy I was guarding was cherry picking. So I was kind of of like halfway between, you know, both goals.
B
Sure.
F
And the team got the rebound and threw it over my head to the guy that was too much of a puss. Come down and play both sides.
B
That's right.
F
And when I turned to, to head towards him, I was just on the ground looking up and all the guys were like, get up. And I was like, I can't. And I remember like I, I went home to my apartment that night and I just thought I had a twisted ankle, but I was like, it's not swollen. Rolling and it doesn't hurt. It just like, that's why like when it happened to. I can always tell when I'm watching the game whether it was when Kevin Durant did it or.
Aaron Rodgers. Because they're not rolling around on the ground.
B
Right.
F
You're just, they're just sitting there kind of staring off because you're like, what is like I couldn't feel my foot. It's like you took like a, like a cadaver's foot and put it on yours. It looks like your foot but like you can't wiggle your toes. It's like such a weird injury.
C
Wow. So. But Philip Rivers is stepping up right now. He's in the practice squad. We're not sure when they're going to activate him, but it would. It's quite a story that a 44 year old veteran of quality and style could be stepping up and getting back into the ring, if you will, in the NFL.
F
Question is, should he, Tom?
C
Yeah, sure.
B
Certainly. No.
F
This isn't, this isn't a movie. This isn't a Disney movie where some guy gets, is on a farm and they're like, you got one year of eligibility ability. Like this is like, this is pro football. Why don't they go get Cam Newton? He gets the, look at him. He looks like he 44, bro. Come on. He's a granddad. You can't I, I get it. And look, I'm, I. I'm a Browns fan, so I got no beef with Colts at all. I've actually, you know, I, I got a lot of ties to Indy, and so I want y' all to do well. I just think. It's not like Phil Rivers is like Joe Flacco. Joe Flacco has a still. He has a cannon. Cannon. The way, like, George Foreman still had his punch at 50. Some people just have, like, a golden arm. And I, you know, Phil Rivers was like, us, like a. A savvy game player. He wasn't. I don't. I don't know how much of the physical. Still going to be there.
C
We'll see. It's just. It's just a cool story. But that's not my favorite. That's not my favorite sports or my favorite sports stories. One chick found about a guy from the LA Dodgers who wrote his phone number on a baseball, threw it into Tyler.
B
Tyler Glass now is now married to the woman that he saw in the crowd at a Dodgers game. Wrote his number on a baseball, tossed it to her. She came back to the next game, had her number written on a baseball, threw it to him, and he texted her. And the rest is. The rest is history. Now they're married. Yeah.
C
That's a great story.
F
Well, yeah. Yeah. When you're hot and rich. Like, if I put my number on a baseball and threw it at a woman, it would be comedian assaults woman coming out of Whole Foods. Yeah, that's not. I'm so sick of attractive people in their fake love stories. The rest of us arrested, like, I. They just get such a pass. They'll never be brought up for being creepy. Oh, he's creepy. You know who's never creepy? Hugh Jackman. Yeah, like, it's. It's only us fives out here that have to constantly, like, have charm and charisma. All these other guys are just like, she'll call. I'm like, I hate, like, when somebody's like, at eight and a half, and I'm like, how'd you. Dude, how'd you get her number?
B
She.
F
She slid my DMs. I'm like, what?
I didn't even know that was possible.
B
What do you have?
F
I have a filter on mine or something.
C
Well, I thought that story was just delightful.
B
You need to start a society so.
F
Sick of hot people.
B
All the.
F
So sick of them.
B
The Brotherhood of the Five or something, you know?
C
But I think. Al, I would not say that you are a Five.
F
I don't think I'm a five.
C
I think as comedians go, you're certainly in the upper tier when it comes to your looks.
F
Well, you had to put comedians there just to like really lower the.
C
I was trying, Yeah, I was trying to narrow the field, certainly.
F
Yes.
C
But you're very handsome.
F
As rotational defensive linemen go. You're hot.
D
Yeah.
I will say are very handsome, man. Don't you sell yourself short.
F
But, you know, and it's funny. I used to. I realized that I, I think that's probably what led me to comedy is like, I did okay. I did good, good with the ladies when I was just a teacher, but I realized that I didn't. You know what really helped me?
C
You mean not the students. I want to clarify.
F
Yeah, well, of course, of course. But I had a roommate that was, was a good looking guy like I've never seen. I think I said it on the show before. His name was Greg. Of course. He's a firefighter now. I'd never seen girls come up to guys at bars and be like, I never do this. Like, I. So like, I realized I'm not going to looks wise compete with Greg, which I wasn't trying to. I realized I have personality. So that kind of helped me start to learn to talk to people and figure out ways to get my personality out there quickly. Even at bar bars. And this is back before you could, you know, puss around with things and, and use the Internet that. We're from the era of cold calling at the bar.
D
Yeah.
F
Shout out to the real men out there that walked up to a woman cold and was like, sup? And left.
C
That.
F
That's how, that's how real men used to do it before being able to DM a cute emoji.
B
Wow.
C
So now, Al, we're gonna do something unusual. We're going to have you come back back in a quarter hour. Is that going to work for you time wise?
F
I'm unemployed.
C
Okay. Okay, good. We have. I'm getting some kind of weird signal from back there. I'm not sure what that guy's name is, but work. I'm going to do what he says. Okay, good. Thank you, Mr. Jason. And we'll talk to you in a few minutes. Okay, Al.
F
All right, love y'.
B
All.
D
All right.
B
Sorry, that went fast.
C
Well, we're not done with it. We have.
B
No, no, no.
C
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B
Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. There's Christy Lee.
D
Hi.
B
She's at the SILAC Insurance Arts News Center. There's Pat Godwin. Hello. Josh Arnold.
A
I'm sorry.
B
Hi. At the I hate Steven Singer, sidekick chair, Ace Cosby. Hey, I'm Chick McGee. Hello, Tom. We is it time for our Christmas miracle?
C
Today's Christmas miracle, we're hanging out with comedian Brent Terhune. But right now we have some kind of a Christmas miracle coming up. All right.
Oh, are you in Alaska?
G
Oh, I'm not in Alaska. I'm in. I Had to literally look at the. The address on my phone.
A
That's the voice of Jamie.
G
Listen, I'm in Kansas City. I want to say Merry Christmas to everybody. Your producer Jason said you guys were having. He's gonna have all your favorite comedians calling over Christmas today. He called, he said none of those guys are available.
C
Jamie Lisso is one of the great comedians working today. What a great pleasure. How's it going? You look great. Thank you.
G
It's going so good. I'm excited to talk to you guys. My beautiful wife is here. She's sleeping, but she says hi, and you guys were so nice when I came in. And I know everybody says my wife's a little too attractive for me. I want to tell you guys something I never told anybody when we got married, and she said, I do. The priest said, you do?
B
Yeah.
C
We should expect. Not only is your wife. Wife. Gorgeous.
D
Yes.
C
She's also a physician, so that can be handy, I guess. Does she ever check you?
G
She.
A
She does.
B
Sometimes.
C
She.
G
You know, it's. It comes in so convenient. I actually had the sniffles yesterday and it saved me a trip to the doctor's office. I woke up, I did have a bill that was a lot higher than I expected.
Somebody might not be an in network, and then I get a bill from an anesthesiologist nine years later.
C
Jamie, by the way, commutes quite often from Alaska to New York and to clubs all over the place. And you said you're in Kansas City this weekend?
G
Yeah, I'm in Kansas City this weekend and then I'm doing Tulsa, then I'm doing Oklahoma City, and then I'm flying up to Fairbanks, Alaska, to do a show.
F
Show.
C
All right.
G
And yeah, it's not. It's not. What's the word I'm looking for? It's not a. It's not convenient.
C
Now, are all of your points on Alaska Airways?
G
Yes. Yes. I'm like a golden moose on Alaska Airlines.
B
You know what? If. If it's not golden moose.
Why isn't it. That's a great.
D
Right.
B
Yeah.
C
Now I understand. Are you also. Am I getting this right? Springfield, Missouri, Surrey. Is it pronounced Gilwa theater coming up, December 20th. It's a week from Saturday. Is that right? Yeah.
G
I don't even think Gilwa knows how to pronounce it, but yes, I believe that's the theater I'm doing coming up. Pretty soon we got the. The Better off dad tour going on. And if I'm. If I'm not going to be too far from Indianapolis Next year, I'm gonna hit you guys up, see if I can. See if I can stop by.
C
Thanks.
D
Yeah.
C
What's going on with the hair? You've got kind of a cool little pompadour door happening. That's really a good look.
E
This is a little bit of a.
G
I, I'm usually not up this early. I.
C
No, it looks good.
A
It's a little Jimmy Neutron.
E
I appreciate.
B
Yeah, Jimmy Neutron.
F
Yeah.
C
Yeah.
F
Yeah.
C
Now, since your wife. Since your wife is asleep, I want to ask you, have you purchased a gift for her yet?
G
So we don't really do Christmas gifts, but I do want to give maybe some of your listeners a little tip, if you're watching. Wife ever says, let's not do gifts for Valentine's Day.
B
They're lying.
G
It's a complete lie. And you still have to get a gift. And I was, I, I. I just tried to think of, like, what is the stuff that she. That she likes the best. And I was thinking about giving her. I was thinking about going out of.
F
Town for a day.
G
I saw a list I. You're not supposed to read your wife's journal. But I was looking for gift ideas, and it says, all I want this year is some peace and quiet.
C
Yeah. Now, when. When Jamie was here in the studios, I walked into the green room and this is. I'm not making. His wife was doing a tele. What do you call it? Teledoctoring. Yeah. She had a patient. Does the patient go, where are you? We're in the green room of a. Of a radio station. Now put your shirt back on. There are boys coming in here to get coffee.
G
Yeah, that telehealth thing is nice, right? She had always had a goal. She was like, how could I practice medicine and also not put pants on?
Really good solution to that.
B
And you need to look for Jamie's Instagram. He's got a pretty great video up there. Now, didn't you guys have get facials at the same time? And I don't mean what. You know what I'm talking about. You both had facials, right?
G
I do. It's a true story. My wife said she. There's certain things that happen with her, I think not just because she's a woman woman, because she's a doctor. Like, yesterday, she leaned in. I thought she was gonna get. She's gonna give me a kiss. This happens all the time. She leans in and then she goes, that could be skin cancer.
B
Examining me.
G
And so, yeah, what the video you're referring to is, she goes, hey, we were. We actually were in Denver last week, and it's a condo. It's like a beautiful condo. And my best friend was with us, so I go, we should all just stay here. And when that happens, you know, there's not a of lot of intimate time.
B
Sure.
G
When your buddy's around. And so she came out in a robe and she goes, she goes, hey, we only got a little bit of time. I've been waiting for this all day. And I was like, all right. And I. I went in the room and she was giving us those facial masks. That's what she was talking about. These facial masks on. And. And she goes, she goes, what did. Were you expecting something different? Were you expecting. And I go, no, of course not.
D
And she.
B
She.
G
Well, why are you wearing a condom?
B
Always be prepared.
C
Always be prepared. Are those. Those electric facial masks that make you look like a demon when you turn?
A
Oh, the red light therapy.
C
Is that what that is? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Kelly has one of those. It's the first time I walked in, like, what are you doing? It's like, looks like you're an alien.
B
Well, I don't know what's going on, but she's not going to like it. You mentioned that.
D
Anyway, Jimmy.
A
Oh, my goodness.
C
Jamie Lisso was our guest. Truly one of the great comedians. I cannot tell you how much I recommend. I'm going to tell you, I recommend him as a double thumbs up, a plus comedian. Be sure to go see him.
B
Yes.
G
That's incredible. And actually, it was one of those masks and she was wearing it once. I woke up, middle of the night and I thought she had turned on the new Predator.
C
They're scary. They are absolutely scary. Well, Jamie, what a great pleasure. Thanks for taking the time. And happy holidays to you. And you yours and safe travels. Yeah. What is your. You probably spend more time on an airplane than the President. I mean, it's amazing. You're always flying. What do you. Are you a audiobook guy? Do you collapse and sleep? What do you do on all these planes?
G
I do. I sleep a lot on planes. A lot of people go, they tell me, you know, I can't sleep on planes. I go, the key is complete exhaustion.
A
That does that.
C
Yeah.
G
And you can sleep on a place. But I will say, you know, I do the Gutfeld show and they really do take care of me. Like, on the flight, they give me the best. The best tickets. Like my. My flight on the way here from New York, my seat flushed.
B
Okay.
C
Well, now. So you're not buying any presents that's now that's very unusual. Is this a religious thing or you kind of know because there's some religions.
A
No, some couples just decide, hey, we'd.
D
Rather do trips than buy presents. Yes, real funny.
G
I will say when we. Early on in my relationship with my wife, when we were meeting. I don't know if you ever read that book. It's called the, the love languages book.
D
Oh, of course. Yeah.
G
And I remember when we were going over it, you could be like someone that likes receiving gifts or someone that likes going on trips. And my wife's. I remember early on she me told. Told me hers was acts of kindness.
D
Yeah.
G
And I remember thinking, thank God that's the only one I can afford.
B
That love language.
C
I see, I see now do you like getting gifts? Is there something that. Do you have like a little list if we were to probe something you need.
G
I've been accused of buying everything that I want, so I'm hard to buy for.
A
I don't know.
G
I wish I had it right here. I'm very into technology and I buy stuff for myself all the time, so there's almost like nothing to buy. I just bought a pair of these. Apple Vision Pro.
A
Oh really?
G
Apple's virtual reality goggles. They are so cool looking and I gotta tell you guys, this is crazy. I bought these glasses, they're so cool. And would you believe just today an article came out in the newspaper that said pornography will never be compatible with the Apple Vision. You'll be able to watch pornography now. Here's my question. Would anyone like to buy?
B
Yes, sir.
C
That is really fascinating.
B
Yes.
C
I didn't realize they could. They can control the content. Good. Good to know. Before you.
G
Yes, yeah, they can control the content and yeah, that's something that won't be.
B
I just.
G
But I love the technology stuff, but yeah, I don't. I'm not a big gift guy. I really like there. I feel like there's nothing. There's nothing I need, you know, And I don't know if it's from growing up poor or something, but all jokes aside, I just feel like I kind of. I kind of have everything I need and I'm. I'm very. I'm almost like a minimalist. You know, that's a. That's kind of a classy way of saying I was bankrupt.
B
But I just. Yeah, nothing really.
G
We buy stuff for the kids, you know, we got all the kids and yeah, we get them. Would you guys believe last year my son, I swear to God, every year he's Getting smarter and smarter. Like, he lost a tooth at my house the other day. And he goes. He goes, dad, as we're going to sleep. True story. He goes, dad, on the off chance you're the tooth fairy, don't forget to put $5 under the pillow.
C
That's a smart kid.
G
I remember he goes, when he was on that cusp of, like, you know, is this real? Is that real? He said to me, you know, I really want to. I really want a PS5 from Santa. And I go, hey, those are expensive. He goes, yeah, thank God you don't.
C
Have to pay for it.
F
Right?
C
It's Santa.
Now. Have you thought of doing anything wild for 2026? Maybe growing a mustache? Maybe. Maybe some huge Elvis sideburns? Perhaps a goatee? Considering.
G
I have been really seriously considering filling in the bald spot this year.
A
Oh, okay.
G
Kind of growing that in.
B
Gorgeous.
C
You know, they make a spray paint. Yeah. Thing. You can just give it a little shot.
G
I'm not gonna lie. I've actually tried that before. I've tried the. I do it on my gut vulture every once, but as a joke, I don't do it consistently.
A
Oh, that's so.
G
It looks like it fills in one day, and the other day it's. You know what, though? I'm actually.
C
I'm.
A
I'm.
B
I'm.
G
I don't know if my wife's ever seen it because I'm taller than.
B
Than her. Oh, yeah.
A
I think you should grow a mustache. And then people might confuse you for Tim Allen's mug shot.
C
That is such a good joke. And so mean.
B
I mean, he looks just like him.
C
You do. Look, you could be Tim Allen's brother. He's. He's got like 10 of them.
B
Stuntman.
G
Yeah, I get that all the time. I get that all the time. You know, by the way, I know he had those troubles and he went to jail. You know, a lot of people say drugs are bad.
They don't mean. They don't mean at first.
A
They get bad.
C
They always get bad.
B
Yes. I think.
C
I think Jamie Listo may be the smartest guy we've talked to all week. What a great pleasure, Jamie. Thank you so much for taking the time. And I'll urge people to see you in Kansas City, then in Springfield. I believe it's December 20th, which I think is a Saturday night at the Gilois Theater or Gilio shows. It's G, I, L, L, I, O, Z. I cannot be responsible for pronouncing it do. If you miss the show, you're crazy.
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You guys are the best. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year. Can't wait to see in person and we'll talk again soon.
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Likewise. Thank you so much.
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I'm not kidding. That guy may be owe it to yourself to see.
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Oh, it's. It's. Hurts your stomach? Yeah, funny.
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So good.
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Now we have a bunch of stuff coming up including, including the shoe in of the week with a. A guest appearance once again by Al Jackson.
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Oh, is he.
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We haven't, we haven't told him he's got a pick against you.
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Al's gonna step into the octagon. Okay, bring it out.
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Speaking of picks, if you go to bobandtom.com contest, you can make those picks. Get them in before the game starts tonight, please. Because week 15 of the NFL starts tonight. All you got to do is pick the winners. Don't worry about the spread. Last week in week 14, our winner, I believe he was the only one. Logan Neiman got more than anybody else. I want to say he got. What did he get? 13, right? Yeah, yeah. 13 out of 14. And we couldn't get him to call today. It was inconvenient. So Al Jackson's gonna take his place. But make those picks if you please because you could win that gift certificate from Steven Singer Jewelers. Speaking of which, Steven Singer, I think there may be something wrong with him because he has not raised his prices on those beautiful Anita diamond stud earrings. Same price as last year. Even though the price of gold up, diamonds up. He's holding on to that same price. Take advantage of it while you can. Last year these sold out. They've restocked. They've got a bunch of different sizes. By the way, the Anita diamond studs started at just 298 bucks. They're real diamonds, of course. Course, he only deals in exclusive real diamonds.
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Absolutely.
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Made by nature. And Steven has the famous lifetime guarantee. You can always upgrade and get the full value from your previous purchase and free shipping. And also by the way, if you get the orders in before 2 o' clock Eastern time, they go out that day. I hate. Stevensinger.com is where you can peruse the inventory. Lots of other stuff, including that great bracelet. What's that called again? Chris Christy.
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The At Last Bracelet.
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The At Last Bracelet. I'm a big fan. It's a nice diamond bracelet and it's a great value. Get all the details. Check it all out@ihatestevensinger.com Coming up, we're gonna hang out with comedian Brent Terhune. We're bringing Al Jackson back. He doesn't even know it. He's gonna have to make some sports picks. When we return to the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.
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Thanks for listening to the Bob and Tom show this morning. Catch any part of the show you missed later today on our YouTube channel?
Hey, welcome back to the Bob and Tom Show. There's Christy Lee at the Silac Insurance news desk.
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Hello, Chick.
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Hey, there's Pat Godwin.
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Hi, Chick.
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Hey, there's Josh Arnold.
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Hello.
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And there's Ace Cosby. I'm Chick mcgee. Hello, Tom.
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How are we?
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I'm doing great.
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We have a special guest in the studio.
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And on the horn we got a couple great comedians. That guy over there is comedian Brent Terhune. He'll be on the TV tonight about 12:30. 30, just after midnight with CBS and Paramount's Comics unleashed. Now I believe we're going to unleash the. There we go.
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There he is.
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Return of Al Jackson. See how handsome he is? And Al says he considers himself a five.
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No, he didn't. He said, he said he was better than a five.
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Didn't you say you were?
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I'm a, I think I'm a regular looking guy. I think that there's nothing wrong with that. It's, you know, you got to take what you got and then you level it up with something, whether it's money or personality.
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Reality nine.
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Easy.
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Oh, nine.
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Let's not, let's not throw. Let's not do that.
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No, no. I'll handle this, Al. Christy, you're just confusing everyone. Okay, stop.
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Now, Al, we're going to surprise you right now by asking you to do something. An actual task. Not our word of the day, but it's the shoe in of the week. That's right.
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Step into the octagon, pal. You think you're a badass.
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Here we go with guest picker doing those sports picks, it'll be Al Jackson.
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Al Jackson. Is it okay against Chick McGee?
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What have we got over there?
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Here are the big matchups this week, Al. Bills at the Patriots. An interesting one. The Bills are on a bit of a slide. Patriots hosting this one. Buffalo gets two in New England. Who do you like? Bills plus Bills minus two. Patriots plus two at home. Home.
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I'm going to take the Bills minus two and I'll tell you why.
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Tell me why.
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I, I, I, I'll tell you why. Because we get a weird sample sample of Josh Allen for the first three quarters of the year. He doesn't run as much. And honestly it's not. The weather is pretty mild when it gets cold, when people don't want to tackle a gigantic running quarterback from Wyoming when you can slide a little bit more. Those fourth and one ones, those fourth and half, half a yard at the goal line, that's when Josh Allen is at his best. I think the Patriots are a year away. Their passing game is going to go down now. They did get Stevenson back, so that's a big thing. But I am going to take the Bills, weirdly, in a shootout and their defense is very underrated. I'm going to take the Bills in a shootout minus two.
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Okay, that's wrong. I'll take Patriots plus two. And Drake May is going to pass him silly. The Bills defense is anemic. That's what I'm going to label them, anemic. The next one. The Broncos are home underdogs. They're getting three against the Packers. Who do you like, Al?
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Well, you know, here in Denver, I have to listen to sports radio that is doing nothing but lauding these Broncos that are really kind of last year's Chiefs in terms of just these one score games. You know, don't, don't forget they played the worst game of the season against the Raiders. Every American that watched that should have got a check in the mail that just said, sorry.
That game was so bad. That game was so bad. And it's just like. But it counts as a win. And so everybody's like, look, the Broncos, 10 to 1, they have played nothing but, but tomato cans. And I think the paint comes off this weekend. I think Jordan Love and the boys are going to get going. Even though I do think, and I've been telling my grandma this for the last month, Josh Jacobs is hurt. And so I don't know it. You know, he can still play, but he's right. 100, right.
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Okay, I will take what I'm. What was I going to take? I'll take the Broncos plus the points at home.
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And he took the Packers.
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Is that what I took the Packers.
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I'm taking the pack.
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And then the Rams are hosting the Lions in the second window on Sunday. The Lions are getting six. Detroit plus six. Rams minus six at home.
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Like Al, I'm, I'm actually gonna take the Rams -6 because the Rams are just going to load up and stop Jir Gibbs, who in my estimation, and this is no shade to Barry Sanders, my favorite running back ever. I've never seen a player that looks like Jir Gibbs on a football field. He looks like when your Friends would like doctor a player and like boost his stats up and then you'd play and you'd be like why is this guy so fast? He looks very. He stands out on a few field but it's really just him right now. I know St. Brown is hurt and golf has the agility of an older woman getting up to go back from break to her desk.
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And so like I nice.
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I don't. I don't think that you know the the Lions I think their super bowl window kind of closed on them and I think the Rams with their four interchangeable tight ends and puka are going to put it on them pretty good.
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That's right. I like the Rams minus the six as well. Tom. And then of course the Cleveland Browns travel to Chicago. Browns getting eight in this one in this the windy City. The city with the big shoulders.
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Yeah.
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And Shador Sanders who do you like your Browns and Shador.
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It's going to be incredibly cold.
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Incredibly cold.
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Yes.
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And that's the problem. The Browns defense is heavily lauded but I think we saw last week I think lost in all the Shador matches Magic which shout out I've been on him since day one. What was lost is that we got gashed by Tony Pollard on the road. Tony Pollard looked like I don't know.
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Look like Jameer Gibbs.
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He really did. I was just like is he run is that a replay or is that another touchdown he's running for and you know the Bears have two running backs. I'm actually more scared of their backup. That Mangai guy. He's a nightmare now manang guy. It makes you feel good saying it but not as a Browns fan. And I think the Bears load up and just run it down our throats and I think the Bears mind to save is is it's. It's hurtful but fair and I'm going.
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To champion the others. I'm taking the Browns plus the eight. I am. I think it's brown. Browns going to be a lot closer than than people think. And there you go. Tom.
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Sound like you're an auditioning for a sports radio job. You really know your stuff.
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I'm just a gambler.
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Al Jackson. We have a limited amount of time here to get our word of the week out. What have you got over there?
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Oh Tom. I just moved them out of my way. All right. Tom. My friend that's the teacher said she's been hearing this word a lot. Tom was when would you use the word finna F I n n a.
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Finna finna man that was around when I was in junior.
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Yeah.
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What?
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It came back, Josh.
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Wow.
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Finna.
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It's back.
Tom's missed it twice.
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Yeah. Is it. Is it. Is it. Would you describe a person as being finna?
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No.
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No.
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Okay, so then that's not what I thought it was.
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What?
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If I'm done with the test, I'm finna.
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No, but that's kind of. That's good, but no.
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Something to do with the root fin. F I n meaning done end.
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That's what I just said.
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Yeah.
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No, no, no.
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That's a different way to say what she said.
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We have 60 seconds. I know. I'm trying to. Give me a hint.
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I'm going to hand the reins to. To Josh.
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I think you mean you're. You're finna hand the reigns to me.
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Yes, absolutely, sir.
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After the show, I'm gonna go get something to eat.
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And then you're fixing to go do it.
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Exactly. Oh, it's short for fixing.
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No, Thinking about fixing Different. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I always took it as like, like fitting to, like.
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Right.
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I always took it as fitting also.
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Yeah. Like I'm, I'm, I'm fitting to go get new tires in the car and it just kept getting shortened down to thinner.
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Yes. Wow.
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Like, instead, I'm fitting to. So, Tom, we have to hear you use the same.
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I will not leave.
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I'm fitting to hit the.
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No, no, there's too much tea that.
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I'm finna to hit the head, but I gotta. I gotta take a hit.
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Take a. Somebody hit me in the head.
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Handsome. Al Jackson. Do you got any gigs before the new year, Al?
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Yeah, well, I have a show on New Year's. I'm at the Toledo Funny Bone. So get your tickets to come out and see me at the Toledo Funny Bone New Year's Eve, y'.
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All.
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All right, thank you very much, Al Jackson. And thank you very much, Brent Terhune. Watch for Brent tonight. Comics unleashed. CB and Paramount. And at the Funny Stop Comedy Club Akron this weekend. Thanks for joining us here in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Studios. This is the Bob and Tom Show.
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On this lively December morning, the BOB & TOM crew blend their signature comedy, spontaneous banter, sports updates, musical performances, and offbeat news stories. This episode stands out with its home maintenance war stories, sports talk centered around Philip Rivers’ potential NFL return at age 44, irreverent Christmas music debates (including the notorious “Dominic the Donkey”), comic mail, and in-studio visits from comedians Brent Terhune and Al Jackson. Memorable listener letters, odd news stories, and playful ribbing round out this festive, anything-goes episode.
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Tom recounts a dramatic computer meltdown at home, which erased his previous day’s prep work. Despite this, he’s in an unusually upbeat mood.
Chick takes pride in relighting his hot water heater’s pilot light after a self-taught YouTube tutorial, sparking a roundtable of home maintenance stories.
Discussion on finding esoteric solutions to household problems via YouTube, including counterintuitive fixes (“removing the cup holder with a safety pin” to put a British car in neutral).
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In-studio guest Brent Terhune riffs on his performing on “Comics Unleashed,” saloon doors at home, and the joys of living near noisy neighbor dogs.
Al Jackson joins by video, offering sharp, hilarious sports takes and a great story on rupturing his Achilles, tying into current athlete injuries.
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If you want a little irreverence, some friendly sports debate, odd headline news, and the chaotic energy of a morning show that could talk about anything, this episode exemplifies the BOB & TOM spirit. Come for the laughs, stay for the arguments over Christmas music and the unfiltered everyday comedy.
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