#521 John Clay Wolfe Show 09.13.25

Summary

The John Clay Wolfe Show – Episode #521 (09.13.25)

Date: September 14, 2025
Host: John Clay Wolfe
Studio Crew: JD Ryan, Bobbo "Uncle Bobbo" Brown, DJ Pre K, Sean (board op), callers and guests
Podcast/Show Theme: Cars, sports, pop culture, offbeat news, and lively, uncensored banter, all powered by GiveMeTheVIN.com

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Overview

This episode of The John Clay Wolfe Show continues its trademark blend of sharp car talk, caller interaction, real-time appraisals, raunchy banter, and rapid-fire commentary on current events. As always, John and the crew bounce between offbeat news stories, automotive geekery, personal anecdotes, pop culture, and irreverent humor. The episode stands out, however, for its candid discussion of the recent assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk, which the crew handles with a mix of gravity and their usual edge. The show also features intriguing car market insights (with guest Ed Bolian from VinWiki), call-ins from colorful regulars, and spirited debates about everything from TV nostalgia to YouTube economics and merch strategy.

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Key Discussion Points & Segments

1. Show Kickoff & Cast Updates

[00:00–01:54]

• Crew intros: Bobbo, JD, Sean, DJ Pre K. Turley is out at a Texas A&M game with family.
• Banter on sports fandom and why some team members just don't care about sports.
  • "Jock's gonna jock." – Bobbo [01:47]

2. Weird News: Bikini Barista Incident

[02:06–04:33]

• Discussion of attempted kidnapping at Ladybug Espresso in Washington.
• John riffs on the risks and stereotypes of working as a bikini barista.
  • "If you're being horish around breakfast time when a men's testosterone levels are peaking, you might get your ass pulled through a window." – John [02:59]
• Crew pushes back: It's still assault—no matter the uniform.
• Recap: Suspect left a receipt, was arrested and charged.

3. Car Talk: Land Cruiser & Old Money

[05:09–08:47]

• John lauds his “stud” Land Cruiser; laments the "woke" new models with smaller engines.
• Compares the understated wealth of Land Cruiser owners vs. flashier vehicles.
  • "Wealthy vs. rich: The basketball player is rich, but the guy that writes his check is wealthy." – JD/John [07:32]

4. On-Air Car Buying Calls

[09:37–12:58]

• John appraises callers' vehicles live, offers deals, and gives instructions:
  • "Go to givemetheven.com and load it up and say John bought this from me for $50,000 on the radio." – John [10:34]
• Hilarity ensues when a caller describes a polyamorous relationship (“topless time” on the boat).

5. Radio Trends: Markets, Demographics, and TV Nostalgia

[13:56–16:59]

• Discussion about why Miami didn't work as a market (it's mostly Spanish-speaking).
• Nostalgia deep-dive sparked by caller Terrence: BJ and the Bear, Baywatch channel, reruns on streaming TV.
• Crew breakdown: how new "FAST" channels are changing TV.

6. Regular Callers: Speech Impediment Terrence & Blind Dorian

[15:42–23:56]

• Terrence's unique speech and storytelling—debate among listeners on whether he's “real.” Pre K confirms he is!
• Dorian, blind ex-pilot and former dope smuggler, tells tales of boating and strip clubs:
  • "She told me...I can't learn to fly an airplane when I'm passing up $1,500 an hour at the club." – Dorian [21:28]
• John: "Where did all the money come from?" Dorian: "I sold marijuana. I have a ranch in California." [22:31]

7. Listener Call-In Extravaganza: Cars, Bids, Bizarre Stories

[25:02, 49:20, 55:22, 86:08, et al.]

• Appraisal calls range from classic 90s Nissans and "hail damaged" Hondas to 2016 BMW M4s.
• John's advice about car conditions, selling methods, and auction realities.
  • "It's just a big old turd with a steering wheel on it. But it is a Honda, so it's a polished turd, but it's a hail-damaged turd with no air." – John [53:51]

8. The Howard Stern "Cancellation" Rumor & Radio Metrics

[25:02–36:08]

• Discussion of Stern's fake "hand-off" to Andy Cohen, SiriusXM rumors, radio audience measurement.
• John on aging shock-jocks:
  • "Listening to a 75-year-old guy talking about heavy sex...I’m 53, it’s just not that cool." [35:23]

9. National Trauma – The Charlie Kirk Assassination

[38:12–47:51]

• Candor and caution as John and crew discuss the assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk.
• Compare to MLK, talk about security failures, metal detectors, and media reactions.
• Excerpt from Kirk's conversation with Bill Maher on the Ten Commandments—showcasing his debate style.
• Reflections on ideology, polarization, and the skyrocketing of Kirk's posthumous reach.
  • "His followers went from 1.7 million to over 10 million in 48 hours." – JD [47:23]
• Crew laments the dangers of public executions and social media backlash.

10. Car Market Analysis: Guest Ed Bolian (VinWiki)

[117:45–124:48]

• Ed gives expert breakdown on the wild recent swings in supercar (especially Ferrari) values.
  • “360 Challenge Stradale does $603,000...” [120:11]
  • “F40s...two of them at Monterey auctions bring 3.8 [million]...no more $2 million F40s, they're just to the moon.” [122:00]
• Underlying factors: collector demographics, limited production, recent auction craziness.

11. YouTube, Merch, and The Modern Media Hustle

[131:33–142:37]

• John breaks down how YouTube pays, CPM rates, the rise of car YouTubers like Cletus McFarland and WhistlinDiesel.
  • “A million views equals $10,000.” [132:48]
• Deep-dive into merch: John rants about bland T-shirt designs, wants to step up creativity and flair.
• Media paradigm: How YouTube and streaming are overtaking network and cable TV.

12. Weekly Hijinks: Jeopardy, Music, & Strange News

[94:03–101:15, 58:01–62:02, 66:19–71:07]

• On-air Jeopardy game: prison movies and Ozzy Osbourne trivia.
• Odd news: Florida man tries to take emotional support alligator to Walmart; mariachi revenge serenades.
• Nostalgic music "Backtracks" contest: John Lennon songs, quirky merch prizes.
  • "I'm giving him the shirt because our merch sucks so bad!" – John [72:29]

13. Sweepstakes Winner Announcement

[107:55–111:16]

• GiveMeTheVIN’s $25,000 sweepstakes winner: Jennifer, a nonprofit worker tackling child abuse, and her husband (law enforcement).
  • "People say car dealers are crooked and lie all the time, but we give away 25 grand to random folks." – John [110:19]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “If you're being horish around breakfast time when a men's testosterone levels are peaking, you might get your ass pulled through a window." – John [02:59]
• "Wealthy vs. rich: The basketball player is rich, but the guy that writes his check is wealthy." – JD/John [07:32]
• "It's just a big old turd with a steering wheel on it." – John, on a hail damaged Honda [53:51]
• On Kirk's assassination:
  "It reminds me of why I wasn't around when MLK got shot. But it's that level of an assassination." – John [38:51]
• Blind Dorian:
  “I can't learn to fly an airplane when I'm passing up $1,500 an hour at the club.” [21:28]
• On radio/YouTube:
  “Hollywood is done. It's got cancer and is terminal.” – John [140:45]
• On long-form YouTube:
  “If you're going to do long-form podcasts, you need to put them on a different YouTube channel so it doesn't screw up the one you're doing... the good produced videos on.” [142:46]
• John's merch frustration:
  "I'm tired of it. Why do we have stupid ass, sterile, government looking merch?" [69:08]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

| Segment | Timestamp | |-----------------------------------------|------------| | Bikini Barista News | 02:06 | | Land Cruiser Car Geekery | 05:09 | | Live Car Appraisals | 09:37, 49:20, 55:22, 86:08 | | Miami Market/FAST Channels | 13:56 | | Speech Impediment Terrence & TV Talk | 15:42 | | Blind Dorian Tales | 20:04 | | Howard Stern/Radio Metrics | 25:02 | | Jeopardy Game Show | 94:03 | | Charlie Kirk Assassination Discussion | 38:12 | | Merch & YouTube Economics | 66:19, 131:33 | | Ed Bolian Car Market Insights | 117:45 | | GiveMeTheVIN Sweepstakes Winner | 107:55 |

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Final Recap

As ever, The John Clay Wolfe Show delivers a heady mix of cars, weird news, personal quips, and bold opinions, all leavened with humor and a willingness to follow the conversation wherever it goes. This episode’s heavier discussions on contemporary violence and media responsibility illustrate the show’s balance between irreverence and real-world engagement. If you want high-energy car expertise and honest talk with a rowdy, unfiltered edge, this episode brings it in spades.

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Podcast/Live Video: jcwshow.com
Cars Appraisal/Sales: GiveMeTheVIN.com

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End of summary.

Transcript

[A]

Broadcasting live from the Wolf Radio studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf show. Presented by. Give me the vid.com hit him up now. 800. 800 radio. Want more of the John Clay Wolf Show? Check out the largest radio show and fastest growing [e-mail] now. John Clay Wolf.

[B]

Well, they say it's kind of frightening how this younger generation swings.

[C]

You know, it's more than just some new.

[D]

If it's Saturday morning. Must be time for the John Clay Wolf Show. Hey, it's your uncle Bobbo.

[C]

Hey, Bob.

[D]

There's my friend J.D. ryan.

[C]

Good morning, Babo.

[D]

There's Sean.

[C]

Sean. Sean.

[D]

What's he doing here?

[B]

What's going on, fellas? How y' all doing?

[D]

Got a new new fill in board op the show there kids toy and Mr. K. That is notorious DJ.

[B]

Back.

[D]

In the tech hall. And we're all. We're all here and happy to be alive.

[C]

What happened to Turley? He never takes off Charlie. Ever.

[D]

Charlie's son Lucas is going to Texas A M. Right? That's been the source of some. Some spicy conversation around. He's going to the A M. Game gig. Gum at Notre Dame.

[C]

Notre Dame.

[D]

Charlie will probably be calling to check in a little later. I think he and John are going to do some football picks.

[C]

Football. Well, we're glad to have Sean.

[D]

Go Cowboys, go.

[C]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

I don't talk sports, just so that you know.

[D]

Oh, is that right?

[B]

No, I am not a sports fan. It's not that I hate it. I just don't follow it.

[D]

Have you been reminded of that?

[B]

I get reminded all the time. Because everybody else is always talking.

[C]

Everybody in the office.

[E]

I'm nowhere near it.

[B]

Yeah, it's all I hear.

[D]

I'm told that by Mr. Turley quite, quite regularly. Well, no, you're not a sports guy.

[C]

Yeah, because he's such a sports guy.

[D]

My answer for that is always the same. Jock's gonna jock.

[C]

Got gonna jock.

[D]

Yeah, we're. And we're doing this a little. A little bit short of a John Clay Wolf as of just this very early part of the morning. But man, something crazy happened.

[B]

What?

[D]

To a bikini barista? Oh, have you seen that story in the news?

[C]

I did, actually. This happened at a Ladybug espresso. Do you know what a Ladybug espresso is? These are in Washington. Think of a Hooters with coffee. Okay, you get the idea. The young ladies are very hot. Anyway, things got a little bit weird on the late shift this week. A customer tried to pull up and tried to pull a bikini barista out through the drive through window into his truck. I'll take espresso and you. When. When he was basically. Basically he couldn't get her into the truck. The ladybug barista. Here she is talking about this creep that tried to pull her through the window. Number six.

[B]

When police are. Wait, she's got a bra on.

[C]

Yes, a bra.

[B]

She's being whorish at breakfast time.

[C]

It's. It's coffee. It's like hooters with coffee. And they're.

[B]

If you're being horish.

[C]

Oh my lord.

[B]

Around breakfast time when a men's testosterone levels are peaking, man, you might get your ass pulled through a window. Bread.

[C]

You will not get your. But no, that's assault, John. That's actually assault when you try to pull someone through a window.

[B]

But you never know. She might have been like giving him that eye. She might have been like, hey baby.

[C]

I doubt it.

[B]

You never. You doubt it. She just got off the shift four hours ago at the strip joint. And then she lied to some guy about taking him to the waffle house. And then she lied to him about going out in the parking lot. Oh, I gotta run because I gotta start my shift at the whore ass coffee joint. So she got yanked through a window.

[C]

I can tell your wife's out of town. This man was charged with first degree attempted kidnapping by the lake. Here's cut number six. When police arrived at this ladybug espresso.

[B]

In Lakewood after two in the morning, officers found a bikini barista who was.

[C]

Frantic and genuinely frightened with red marks.

[B]

On her wrist, bicep and shoulder. I think it's terrible, you know, especially on that kind of shift. But it's just really hard to hear things like that are happening to those type of girls. The suspect took off, but he left behind a signed receipt with his name on it. Police tracked down the suspect at a business in Kent where he was arrested on Monday. They say he admitted to grabbing the ladybug barista. The Pierce county prosecuting attorney's office charged the suspect with attempted kidnapping in the first degree.

[C]

The ladybug barista. So yeah, now I've never even seen the hooters girls doing coffee.

[B]

It's hot when you call them hooters girls. Well, the hooters girls got a little messy and rough.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And they Hooters went bankrupt because of it.

[C]

Old time hooters girls.

[B]

So she's a rough ass old metho that slinging coffee. Now that's waffle house. Jesus, Waffle House is a retirement home for all the strippers.

[C]

Wow. Yeah. Good morning, John.

[B]

Hi.

[C]

How the hell are you?

[B]

I'm fine. I'm feeling good.

[C]

Good, good, good. You're. You're springy.

[B]

I'm springy.

[C]

You're a little salty today.

[B]

Well, you know, somebody's got to do it.

[C]

Somebody's got to do it. What are you driving anything cool?

[B]

Yeah. Me. My Blame Cruiser. That is cool. It's super cool. I've had it for, I don't know, five years. Bought it new love. It hasn't gone down.

[C]

Quit selling those. And now they're back.

[B]

Well, a different version. Not a real one. A gelded one.

[C]

John's a Johnson Land Rover snob.

[B]

Oh, absolutely.

[C]

Not a real one.

[B]

Like, if you. Have you ever watched, you know, the difference in a stud and a gelding?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

We're on different coasts right now, so I'll explain. Okay. It's when the vet comes over and cuts their balls off.

[C]

God.

[B]

And the difference between my Land Rover and the new. Not Rover, Cruiser and the new Land Cruiser is mine's a stud horse and that one's a gelding.

[C]

Would they do different anything?

[B]

Put a six cylinder in it.

[C]

Okay. Did they really?

[B]

Yeah. And. And they Land Cruiser with a six, and they made it kind of. Kind of woke.

[C]

How do you make a Land Cruiser woke? Come on.

[B]

Well, first you put a six cylinder in. Okay, that's true. And then, like, you start saying that its relatives might have hybrids. Toyota makes great hybrids. But then you just kind of round it up and gay it up a little bit. You just kind of take the man out of it and, you know, it's just kind of. Did I ever tell you about the time I was in New Orleans, I accidentally walked into a topless bar? That was a training bar.

[C]

Yes, you did. And I believe you've been changed ever since.

[B]

It's kind of like the new Land Cruiser.

[C]

You walk in expecting one thing and you find something totally different.

[B]

Yeah, it's fine. It's good. People like them. But it's nothing like the old ones. The old one had a. Had a sack. The old one. The old one said, I don't know. The old one said a lot of things. The old one said, I'm so rich that I don't buy cars that make you look rich.

[C]

I could see that.

[B]

Oh, no. The wealthiest people in the country, like, way. I'm not talking about me. I'm a wannabe. I'm talking about real money way up there, drive Land Cruisers instead of The Lexus instead of a Land. Instead of a Range Rover instead of a. What's the stupid ass Lamborghini Urus.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

You know when you see somebody driving a Land Cruiser and they live in the right part of town? I don't know, it's just a different thing. Yeah. It's like some of the people driving the old Mercedes.

[C]

What's the old joke? Wealthy versus rich.

[B]

Yeah.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Right?

[C]

Yeah. The basketball player is rich, but the guy that writes his check is wealthy.

[B]

Yeah. And like the new Land Cruisers are like a lot of people in Arlington. People.

[C]

People in Arlington.

[B]

You'd have to. If you know, you know.

[C]

Okay. And apparently I don't.

[B]

It's just.

[C]

Yes, J.D. you don't drive even. You can't even get in my Land Cruiser.

[B]

No, I mean, Sean. Sean is a normal dude. Yes, he is board op. Sean.

[C]

Yes, sir.

[B]

And he probably knows exactly what I'm talking about.

[C]

He's a car guy.

[B]

Yeah, it's. You're pretty. Pretty on point.

[E]

Yep.

[B]

And he, he has a forerunner that he has dressed to cut. It's like a Offlander 4Runner.

[C]

It's beautiful.

[B]

And. And it's kind of. It's kind of what, a Land Cruise? It's like a. It's a Land Cruiser looking thing, but it's not with the crazy price tag. But it looks good and it drives good. Toyotas are good. I mean, I've got a Toyota. Both. All three of my kids have Toyotas. When I grew up, it was General Motors. General Motor. Boy, did you ever go through Dodgers are poor people?

[C]

Is that what your dad said?

[B]

Oh, my grandpa. He was just a. Sorry. I mean, he wasn't sorry. He was great, but he was just terrible opinionated. Son of a. Borderline racist. Yeah. And he had some pretty strong opinions.

[C]

I got you.

[B]

And General Motors products were like, if you don't drive a General's Motors product, you might be a communist. My name is John Clay Wolf. I buy cars on the radio for America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com and call in now. 8008-0072-3480-0800-7234. 800800 radio year, make, model, miles, average, rough or clean is what you need to tell pre K when he answers the phone. And then I'm going to take your call to the air and I'm going to bid your car on behalf of givemetheven.com.

[E]

Down on the corner.

[A]

Now back to the John Clay Wolf show presented by givemethevent.com. hit him up right now. 1, 800, 800, radio. 1, 800, 800 radio. This is the John Clay Wolf show.

[B]

Jeff in North Carolina. 22 Sierra Denali. 18, 000 mile, four wheel drive. Which engine is in it? Is it a. There's a four, a six and an eight cylinder in the Denali. I think it's only six or eight cylinder.

[E]

It is an eight cylinder. It's the 6.2.

[B]

Okay. It's just not the diesel though. The little diesel, big gas. Okay, gotcha. It's a six. Two. Is it at. No, it's a Denali. What color?

[E]

It's onyx. Black. Black on black. And it is fully loaded with a lot of extras.

[B]

Does have a sunroof?

[E]

It does.

[B]

I think I'm okay at 50 grand.

[E]

Okay, so how do we.

[B]

How do we do it? How do we proceed? Leave the money. Leave the drugs under the mailbox. I'll come by and leave the money. No guns, no cops.

[E]

What about hookers and blow?

[B]

Go to givemetheven.com and load it up and say John bought this from me for $50,000 on the radio. Are you in a Raleigh Durham? Are you in Charlotte area?

[E]

I am in Charlotte headed to Matthews. And the only reason I'm even selling this is I bought a boat and I'm just not comfortable with the 1500. So I'm going to try to go to a 2500 HD.

[B]

What kind of boat did you buy?

[E]

I bought a tritune of 24 foot Sweetwater.

[B]

Is that a center console?

[E]

Yeah, the. The car is rated for 9, 300 towing pounds, but it just doesn't feel right.

[B]

It just doesn't feel right. I know. I already know what you're saying. When you're turning and you're going, you're like this thing just doesn't quite have enough stance. And. And I know what you're saying. It doesn't feel right.

[E]

Exactly.

[B]

Yep.

[E]

Right.

[B]

Is this your first boat?

[E]

Well, yeah. First boat. Yeah.

[B]

Is your wife excited about this or did you lose the wife and get a boat?

[E]

My wife and my girlfriend are excited about it.

[B]

All right, we'll send pictures of both.

[E]

The girlfriend has a wife and the wife has a girlfriend. Yeah. And it's called topless time.

[B]

I mean, I know you're kidding, but you kind of have me going like it really is. No, I believe the name of it is but the wife and the girlfriend don't know each other, do they?

[E]

No, I'm not married, but I have a girlfriend and a girlfriend.

[B]

You have two girlfriends?

[E]

I Have two girlfriends and they're together, too. It's a happy thing, you know, Nobody. Everybody's happy.

[B]

What do you do for a living?

[E]

You know, and if more people would just kind of open their eyes to it. Nobody has to cheat.

[B]

So the girls hang out together. Do y' all go on double dates?

[E]

Yeah, they go out. They go out all the time. Matter of fact, they're going to Kenny Chesney next week to go see a.

[B]

Concert while you go out on the boat.

[E]

Well, I gotta work. Somebody's gotta pay the bills.

[B]

Yeah, but it's worth it. See, that makes work better. When, you know, you're funding this. This. This menagerie.

[E]

I have nothing to worry about. I mean, every. You know, we. We don't have to lie. There's no lies. Everything is straight up. They like each other. They like me. I like them. It's. It's the perfect thing.

[B]

Did they come as a pair, or did you introduce them?

[E]

No, I introduced them. They did not come as a pair.

[B]

I mean, this is like a great commercial for move to Charlotte, North Carolina, where everybody's happy. All right, Jeff, go to givemetheven.com we'll get your truck bought. All right, thanks. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. Only on this show, John. Only on this show. We'll be right back.

[A]

This is the John Clay Wolf show. Check out the GMTV Garage YouTube channel, complete with live video [e-mail] we now return to the John Clay Wolf show, heard In Miami, Washington, D.C. houston, Dallas, Nashville, Pittsburgh, Charlotte, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Austin. And broadcasting to the rest of the world@john claywolf.com.

[B]

We'Re not all in Miami anymore. Running palm. My espanola is said to know Bueno. Yeah. No, I was like, man, we're really good. And like, this rock. This rock station, Miami, like, fits us and everything, and it just wasn't working. And somebody from Miami finally said, dude, everybody in Miami is Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican. They don't listen to old white guys talking smack on the radio.

[D]

Yeah, they had it. They had a stat on a news show I watched this week, like, something like 78% of people in Miami speak Spanish at home. Yeah.

[B]

And I. And I really didn't like school, and I didn't want to go back and learn Spanish. Like, I mean, I can speak job site Spanish, right? Hey, Migo. Hey. Hungry luncheon. What's car called? Coche. Hey, take it to coache. Go wash it to coach.

[C]

Vaminos.

[D]

Yeah. Well, there's proper Spanish. And then there's the actual Spanish that gets spoken by Spanish speaking people.

[B]

The best clip is when you were doing that thing with homeboy out there at the car wash. That was so funny. Oh, that was crazy. Carlos.

[D]

Yeah, we really ought to do that more the translations.

[C]

Hilarious.

[B]

800, 800. It's on our Instagram Reels. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio speech impediment. Terrence, Good morning. You're on the air. Hello. What you got?

[E]

Well, they said you do a little later, but that one guy, I seen him a couple days on the news is a run for something. I think it was going to be in the future. President was. And he got assassinated.

[B]

You don't say.

[E]

He looks like a young guy. He was looking in the Senate. I couldn't sit there. I don't sit and watch tv. I just have it on. And my brother and sister, they're like, you're missing D.J. and the bear. I'd be like, not really. I'm doing something. You got to clean the floor. I said, okay. I can hear it on tv. So what happened was we had a dog, a black LA retriever. We called him Bear. I said, no, name him Shadow. They go, we want to name because of BJ and the Bear. I was like, oh, man. I like Shadow better. So our dog's name was Bear. I like to say hello, someone.

[B]

Hello.

[E]

And everyone. Good morning, Terrence.

[B]

I must say that this might be the first BJ and the bear hit we've had in 18, 19 years on the radio.

[D]

Wow.

[B]

That little monkey. That little monkey.

[C]

A couple of weeks ago, Terrence, you were just fine. You were totally. You can't hear me, right?

[B]

Thank you, Terrence. And he was talking about that guy that might have been on now. I don't know how he went. That's a hell of a transition.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

To transition from the Charlie Kirk assassination to BJ and the Bear. He lost me. I was trying to hang, too. Did you?

[C]

I felt I followed it.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Because he doesn't watch television. He doesn't watch the news. The TV is on sometimes, and when it was on, it was on BJ and the Bear.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

That's how he says. But I did catch the part about Charlie Kirk.

[B]

You know these rerun channels that are going on fast television, TV and all those. Do you know what the number one is?

[C]

No.

[B]

Baywatch. The Baywatch Channel. Is that right?

[C]

Baywatch channel.

[B]

Oh, yeah. There's a lot of channels. They're called fast channels. And they're just like reruns. Free advertising, something television. You get them on free advertising, supported television, fast. So it's just like old TV. You take a 30 minute show, you have 22 minutes worth of content in eight minutes worth of commercials.

[C]

And you get this on Roku or you don't.

[B]

Everywhere roku. Like the TVs come pre programmed for these channels. You know when you go to like Samsung TV and it looks like the old cable. Like the TV Guide. Sure, yeah. Baywatch, man.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

And Letterman has his. And there's the Western channel. Like all the westerns. Reruns, Those I have. And it sounds to me like Terrence has found one that I have not found yet.

[C]

BJ and the Bear.

[B]

BJ in the Bear Channel.

[D]

I don't think they had like 30 episodes.

[C]

We have a. Go ahead.

[B]

Go ahead.

[C]

What were you gonna say, Bob?

[D]

I don't think they had 30 episodes, BJ and the Bear, did they? It didn't seem like it was around very long.

[C]

26.

[D]

Is that right?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

You actually know?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Why do you know?

[C]

Because I just. That's a weird thing. There's. Why do you know the stuff?

[B]

You know, nobody knows what we're talking about. Nobody knows what bj. Everybody that knows what BJ the Bear is.

[C]

De. We have a. You just lost a listener. That's about Terrence, by the way.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Because a couple of weeks ago he called in and he was totally fine. He was like normal. Yeah, he talked about a normal guy.

[D]

I remember.

[C]

And then this guy, Nikki Tillman in Covington, Louisiana, he has a.

[B]

You just lost the listener sounder. I don't know if he knows where it is.

[D]

Oh, right.

[B]

Nope. All right. Sorry.

[C]

Hey, John. Pretty interesting that your speech impediment guy is just all of a sudden cured and you can just suddenly hear him completely. I knew you guys like to be edgy with your hu. But faking somebody who sounds like they got hit by a bus, that's pretty low. Let me guess. You got one of your drunk fans to chug a bottle of whiskey every Saturday and call in and just got lazy. Well, what a bunch of idiots. Nikki Tillman thinks that he's fake. He's not fake. He just. He had a really good week. I don't. Do we ever find out what happened to him?

[B]

Really?

[D]

I don't know. Pre K. Prek talks to him more than anybody. He's got a little insight on speech.

[B]

Do you talk to Terrence offline? I've talked to his brother before, one time. And he's the real deal. Yeah, he, he, he does what he does. Will you do like a behind the music on Speech Impediment, Terrence, and do a, do a, do a report that we can play next Saturday? Do some investigative journalism. Yes. On Speech Impediment, Terrence. You know, I think that the people deserve that story. I'm for one, Damn interested. Yeah, 8008-0072-3480-0800-Radio Dorian in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Now, we've gone from speech Impediment, Terrence, to Dorian, the blind man that loves airplanes but can't fly them anymore because he's blind. And he hangs out at Rick's strip club in Pittsburgh and it's about six stories tall. And he took one of the strippers. Not a stripper John, but a hostess. Okay, whatever. And he's getting her her pilot's license because she was going to fly him to the rally in Walnut Springs next year, but now she's gotten tired. Imagine a stripper getting tired to going to school. And here's Dorian to catch us up. Good morning, Dorian.

[E]

Well, Vanessa. Yeah, she tapped out. She. She makes. She told me, she says I can't learn to fly an airplane when I'm passing up fifteen hundred dollars an hour at the club. I said, I understand.

[B]

The cute thing is that she didn't do that math before y' all engaged in all this.

[E]

Well, she might. She might. She gave me the Dorian price, what she thought she could get off me. Well, she got it.

[B]

So now you're out of stripper, you're out money. And you don't. You have no airplane pilot.

[E]

But I got a boat, okay? I've got a boat. All right? Now here's what, here's the boat story next year, the, the NFL drafts coming to Pittsburgh. I got a 25 foot chaparral go fast, but I'm looking at a 36 foot sonic over in Columbus. I sent the guy that owns a marina to go check and see if the tires will make it back. It's the three axles trailer. It's been sitting for almost three years. He's going out and he says if the, if the tires will make it, he'll pull it back. If not, if we gotta get a low boy, bring it back. The girls when you come up here, anyone that comes up from, from your organization for the, for the draft, you can live on the boat for free.

[B]

For free.

[C]

Where did he get his money?

[B]

I was. Dorian, we've gone through this before. Where did all the money come from?

[E]

I saw it sell marijuana.

[B]

That's right.

[E]

I have a ranch in California.

[B]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Now I remember. He was a. He was a dope smuggler back in the 80s. Is that right?

[E]

Yes, yes. Pilot. Pilot. To make the money to buy the grow.

[B]

Okay.

[E]

And you lost $11 million.

[B]

He lost his vision. When did you lose your vision?

[E]

I was diagnosed in 74, late 09, so.

[B]

Well, you've lived an interesting life. What are your children and your grand. Do your grandchildren know about your history?

[E]

Yeah, my son. My. I got one blood grandson and he. He's out in California. He. He's a performer. A performer? He has a musician. He's a musician. He was in microwave now.

[B]

So you're still supporting him is what you're saying?

[E]

No, he. He's. He's born to 2291, so it'd be 9 and 25, about 34 years old. He. He's. He. He's a success.

[B]

All right, how are your Steelers? Real quick. I've got. I've got 14 seconds before I gotta go. Are you Steelers good?

[E]

We go. We got the quarterback. I don't think they'll win eight games this year.

[B]

They look pretty good so far. Wait, are they the ones that pulled off the upset late the other night? Yeah. Yeah. That's good game. All right, Dorian, thank you for checking in, bud. 800. So we got speech impediment Terrence out of the way. We got Blind Dorian out of the way. And now we've got to get serious. I've thrown my bitch fits. We've talked about strippers that move to the. That bootleg at the coffee house is getting pulled through a window.

[D]

That's crazy.

[C]

We've talked about strippers becoming pilots, but they couldn't, couldn't, you know, give up the money for stripping.

[B]

There's one other hot topic that we covered.

[C]

B.J. and the bear.

[B]

That's right. We'll be right back. My name is John Clay Wolf by Cars and Radio for America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com move. So fine.

[C]

Let me lay it on the line, yo.

[A]

We're back to the John Clay Wolf show, presented by givemetheven.com hit them up 800, 800 radio. Check out the [e-mail] or John Claywolf.com. this is the John Clay Wolf Show.

[B]

Crab and SoCal. Good morning. You're up. You get up early.

[E]

Yeah, well, I love getting up at 6 o' clock on Saturday to join the chat and your YouTube show. It's awesome, man. Did you hear what Howard Stern's big announcement was?

[B]

No. I mean, I know that the idea was he was getting canceled and he wasn't going to get a contract renewal. And then I just caught a little bit of it, and I think he just said it was all BS and that they made a deal. Is that somebody else call in or get on the chair? Somebody get on the chat and tell us. Yeah, the chat with crabs referring to on the chat, you go to YouTube or just go to jcwshow.com and you click through on our live stream and there's a chat on the side that's got hundreds of people on it. And it's become like a family, like a commune of friends of, like, kind bunch misfits is what it is. And we've gathered them and they all talk to each other. And that's what he's talking about on.

[E]

The chat, on the show. About the show.

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

But thank you.

[B]

Yes, sir. 8008-0072-3480-0800-Radio. Travis, live from the Appalachian Trail. How many miles did you travel this week, Travis?

[E]

Forrest Gump about another hundred. I passed the halfway marker yesterday at 1100 miles. I got 1100 to go.

[B]

And you've only been through one pair of shoes. Just. I mean, how many times have you had to change shoes?

[E]

So back up in Maine, I had a pair I started with that I flew in with that I'd been using at home a lot. Found out after about 113 miles they were the wrong shoes to have out there. My feet had blisters, and I felt every rock and root. So I got a good down at Shaw's hiker hostel and they gave me a new pair of shoes. And those, those lasted me all the way until the start of Pennsylvania. And I got these new ones to last me the rest of the way.

[B]

Like when you. When you needed to go to Shaw's hiker exposium, did you walk there or did you get an Uber?

[E]

I got. They provide a shuttle service and it was only like 15 minutes away from the trail. It is the best hostel on the entire trail. A vortex. I spent two days and three nights there.

[B]

And when will this. So for new listeners, Travis calls in every Saturday. He's walking the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia. Is that right?

[E]

That's right.

[B]

And then, like the Forrest Gump thing where you just started walking? Well, no, I just decided to start walking and start running. And then the whole, you know. But. But he hasn't had the people Join him yet? Like we hoped.

[E]

We only. I had Bird last week, and he was going north, and then when he met me, he decided to turn around and go south. He hiked with me for a whole day. But I have gotten a lot of new followers on Instagram because of you. And I do have a stay at a home in North Virginia that someone's hooked me up with because of this show already.

[B]

What is the name of your Instagram handle? Last week I asked you to change it to something easy so more people could find you.

[E]

I am gonna go ahead and change it later today. I'm gonna go ahead and change it to subtracting dot. Mild subtracting miles.

[B]

Jcw Show Walks for America.

[E]

That might work too.

[B]

Okay.

[E]

You were interesting stuff. On my 28th birthday in early August, I did stay at a hostel that was ran by a cult in Rutland, Vermont.

[B]

Okay.

[E]

They. They're called the Yellow Deli, and they're part of, like, the 12 tribes.

[B]

A cult? Like a cult?

[E]

Yeah, like a religious cult.

[B]

Oh, wow.

[E]

It was very crazy. They're very closed off. They had this whole property called the Farm. They're like, you want to come out to the farm?

[B]

I bet they did.

[E]

And do some work, join our cult.

[B]

Did they offer for you to breed their women?

[E]

You know, it seems that it's a package deal that, like, you get a woman if you join. That's kind of like the appeal that they have for all the male hikers coming through.

[B]

You think I'm kidding?

[C]

You get a woman when you join.

[E]

What?

[B]

What?

[E]

Yeah, but it's pretty crazy. I mean, I think they start, like, beating the kids at, like, age one.

[B]

Why?

[E]

I have no idea. They're very strict. They have, like, a whole thing. If, like, someone's not in. In, like, enjoying it, then. Then they, like, separate the family. It's. It's a lot of crazy stuff that you can look online about it. Like the Yellow Deli. Hoffman.

[B]

Yeah. When there was a deal out here, you know, we're in Bosque county, but one county over there was this guy named David Koresh.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And he had a weird going on, too.

[E]

Oh, yeah. I don't know. They don't really have a leader or anything like that.

[B]

Well, you do. Can you play the guitar?

[E]

Yeah. Right.

[B]

You go back and be the leader.

[E]

About 25 miles or so away from crossing the Mason Dixon Line today or tomorrow, and I'll be out of Yankee country.

[B]

All right. Keep calling us. Thank you. Keep. Keep on keeping on bud. The cult is one of the most underrated Rock bands of my lifetime.

[D]

Okay, okay, I get that.

[B]

I mean, people like them.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

But they. They. They never reach the high that they deserve. I mean, they did for a moment in the 80s.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

But it didn't carry. But when you listen to their music, you're like, these guys are right there with the. I mean, they're not like Def Leppard, but they're as good as Def Leppard. You know, they opened for Guns n roses about six years ago at, at&t. Yeah. And I saw them. That was their moment. I was very happy that they had that renaissance moment where they were drugged back up from the gutters of the 80s and put in front of one of the largest crowds. And how are they? I was there.

[D]

Yeah, that was. Oh, they were. They were outstanding. It was like seeing the Doors live or something. I mean, they're musically perfect. But that lead vocalist is the quintessential rock vocalist.

[B]

We need him in Walnut Springs. That's who we should have for the rally next year.

[D]

That would be cool.

[B]

I told him a story about Shreveport, Louisiana, years ago, 15 years ago. I'm working in Shreveport and I'm driving by the old theater in little old Southern town. Oh, yes, it's playing tonight. The Cult. And I hit the brakes. I looked back, I said, I can't be reading Wednesday. And I called the wife and said, I'm not coming home. I'm gonna stay to watch the Cult. She said, oh, shut up. You're not into religion like that. And I was in there, and There were probably 200 people in this big 33,000 seater amphitheater. Not amphitheater. Old Dater, you know, and they were awesome. And that's my cult story.

[D]

Really good live. Really good. That was like 88, 89.

[B]

When they were hitting.

[D]

They came out because that summer all you heard was Firewoman Electric.

[B]

Yeah. A Little Devil Wildflower. Wildflower was her big hit. But then I got into Love and Hollow man and Rain. I'm getting a little geeky. I'm doing the Bobo thing right now. But, yeah, it was. I like the color.

[D]

You know, you can. They're worth. They're worth getting geeky over.

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

I heard them on Ozzy's Boneyard the other day.

[C]

From that to 200 people on a.

[B]

Wednesday, it's Shreveport at a movie theater.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

What happens there? I don't know. Management. Bob always said, you're only as good as your management. Okay, 800, 800. Seven, two, three, four. 808.

[C]

We have sunshine State News. If you'd like to do it, John.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

Do we have the big opening or not?

[D]

We do have a cut of.

[B]

He's moved everything. I don't know where anything is now.

[C]

Oh, the way that.

[D]

The way that Howard Stern opened his show the other day. I don't know if you guys caught this, but. But Andy Cohen.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Opened the show instead of Howard and it was a. We've got a. Just a raw cut I picked up.

[B]

Like he'd been replaced.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Like.

[C]

Like Andy was going to carry the torch at the very last minute. I didn't even know this was going to happen, but here we go. So it's like he was the new guy.

[D]

Robin and Howard are being very quiet in the background, just trying not to laugh.

[B]

Well, good morning, everybody. This is, I know, not the voice.

[C]

That you expected to hear.

[B]

This is not the voice that you probably wanted to hear, but it is I, Andy Cohen, and this is our first day broadcasting on Andy 100. I know that you're expecting a big announcement from Howard, and this is actually not how things were meant to go. There's been a lot of talk about what's going to happen with Howard. Is he fired? I don't know how much I'm allowed to say except that he's not here and I am. Joining me, as always, is my co host, John Hill. John, a surreal morning here. Good morning, sweetie.

[C]

You're doing great, sweetie.

[B]

Well, thank you, sweetie.

[C]

How does it feel?

[B]

I have to say, I fantasized for years about sitting in this chair. This is not how I thought this would go down. Right. I feel like the body, as it were, isn't cold. Howard and the executive team at Sirius felt that it was best to kind of so.

[D]

And when you're. When you're sitting there, you're looking at Howard and what's her name?

[B]

Robin.

[D]

Thank you. Just trying not to laugh their asses off because he's. He's there in the room with him, but, you know, you can't hear him trying not to laugh. It was pretty, you know, pretty funny.

[B]

They say he's lost his punch. I haven't listened in years. And if they. If serious, still paid him what he would make them pay him to keep going. Sure. Then he must not have lost his punch. As far as the listener, they've got to have a gauge of listeners somewhere.

[C]

I don't know how they do it. I don't decide how many people are actually.

[B]

They have numbers. They just don't want to share.

[C]

How would they have numbers in this satellite download?

[B]

I Don't know. I mean, well, one easy way is to take all the runs off the app and figure out how many people listen off the app versus off the off the radio. And then you could just do a measurement off of that and get a estimate, I suppose. His ass. That's exactly how you do it. Okay. All right. So it must be good enough to keep painting.

[C]

It must be, you know, but what.

[B]

I don't like, and I did tune in this week for probably fifth. Yesterday. Yesterday I was like, I need to listen to Howard Stern. I haven't listened to him in forever. He's probably going to be on his game this week. And he was very influential to me getting in the radio business. I used to listen to him a lot. But listening to a 75 year old guy talking about real heavy sex and dirty. Dirty, yeah. It's just not that cool. And I'm 53.

[C]

That reminds me of the Rod Stewart concert. I went to where Rod Stewart is now, probably mid-60s then. And he's walking up the stairs slapping himself on the ass singing do you think I'm sexy? And I couldn't think of anything but no, no. Stop singing this song.

[B]

All right, we'll be back in a minute. My name is John Clay Wolf. This is the John Clay Wolf Show. We got JD Ryan, we've got Bobby Brown, we've got DJ Pre K. And Turley, God rest his soul, is at the A and M game up in Notre Dame. Yeah, so he'll be back next week. We'll be right back after this musical interlude. Girl, it's been a long time that we've been apart Much too long for.

[E]

A man who needs life.

[D]

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[B]

I've had no less than 15 texts from concerned people in my life wondering how I'm going to talk about Charlie Kirk on the radio today and worrying that I'm going to get myself in trouble.

[C]

Okay. Understand that. I've thought the same thing.

[B]

Really? Yeah. All you guys think I'm that big of a loose cannon?

[C]

No, no, no, no, no.

[B]

Just an idiot. Like a borderline special needs, heavy autism, very slippery slope.

[C]

And you just. People are. It's very, very, very touching. A lot of people's minds. Very heavy, heavy week.

[B]

It reminds me of why I wasn't around when MLK got shot. But it's. It's that level of an assassination.

[C]

Of an assassination. It absolutely is. Bob and I had this discussion yesterday whether we have a piece of audio. We want to use it. This is not what people come to this show for. Reminds me when somebody asked me as Jimmy Buffett once about something political, he said, we are a show that gets people away from that. So we're not going to answer your question.

[B]

Right. Yeah. I mean, I'm wearing. I was sitting. I was taping a podcast with Rollins on Wednesday, Richard Rollins, and on Wednesday afternoon when this happened, and he just, like, damn near started crying. And I wasn't that up to speed on it. I'll tell the truth. I. I keep a lot of that background noise, political background noise, out of my head.

[C]

I get it.

[B]

So I really. I'm dumb. I've gotten educated since then, and I've watched a lot of his stuff since then, and he was, you know, God, country, family, obviously. Right. And he'd go around to these campuses, for those of y' all who don't know, which all of you did know, but me and. And debate with students over those topics. Correct. And mainly liberal people that are hardcore left. And he's hardcore. Right. I guess not. I mean, whatever. I guess I'm so right that I can't even see it. But, you know, in. In that they would, you know, they'd argue about abortion and it's death of a human. No, it's not. But he was super duper smart and he would always win the argument, every single time, because he was on his points and. Is there a motive revealed of the killer? I. I saw a headline a moment ago that there was a motive revealed, and I have not read it.

[C]

I'm out. I don't know.

[D]

Do you know, Bob, the perpetrator had had fascism on the brain.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

You know, so.

[B]

But he wasn't one of his people, that, that one, one of the people, the kids that came up to the microphone and he shut him down in debate.

[C]

And as far as we know, no.

[D]

No, he wasn't, he wasn't there to talk to Charlie. They say this, they say this young man, he's 22 years old, 21 or 22, radicalized really quickly, was a non political person, you know, six or nine months ago and just steadily went down. It. It'll get you if you take it too seriously. You know, I did read a story.

[B]

Where security guy contacted him, they had a conversation about this. He said you are way under security for what you're doing. And he was trying to sell him his security product. But everybody said that I would say what just.

[D]

Yeah, they just didn't check me for anything. They didn't, you know, they're saying they didn't search me for anything. I didn't see him search anybody.

[B]

Right.

[D]

A lot of people said that.

[C]

Bob made a point to me yesterday when we were talking about this. You know why you don't have these problems that say Six Flags? Because they have metal detectors. You, they check everybody.

[B]

Right.

[C]

You don't do it. A situation where people of course say that then you got, you know, Donald Trump in an event where somebody got within 300 yards.

[B]

I mean, I mean it was in watching that assassination makes you think again about the attempt on Trump. One inch.

[C]

One inch.

[B]

One inch.

[C]

1 inch, yeah.

[B]

1 inch, yep. Same story.

[D]

Yeah. From that, from that far away trajectory was.

[B]

Yeah, there's.

[D]

I, I swear to God, I thought immediately that's, that's not some casual, that's not some kid that takes a salty dog to get him from that distance.

[B]

Well, you guess what, Yards with a mean, with a scope, I mean it's not easy, don't get me wrong, but many the plenty of people could hit a 200 yard shot.

[D]

I didn't discover the guy not being one of them literally until six months ago, that's six weeks ago or so. I saw him on Club Random with Bill Maher. We've got a little cut of that conversation too. It's cut number two.

[B]

Do you think even as an atheist.

[E]

The Ten Commandments, the right side of.

[B]

The Ten Commandments is a good place to start, right?

[E]

Well, because the left side, I think you'd have a big problem, right?

[C]

I have a problem with, with eight of the ten because only two of them are laws.

[B]

You got problem with eight of the.

[C]

Ten, two of them are laws, only.

[B]

Two don't kill and don't steal. You're good with those two.

[C]

Like, the first four are just jealous God. It's just like.

[B]

You know what?

[E]

No.

[B]

Honoring your parents is not jealous God stuff.

[D]

God's like a pimp who was in the next room.

[C]

And he said, who you on the.

[B]

Phone with there, girl? You know, I mean.

[D]

I mean, I guess I'm testing that.

[E]

Hold on.

[B]

But no, it's.

[E]

Again, I'm. I'm not offendable on this, but there's something beautiful about not working for a day. You don't mean like honoring the Sabbath?

[C]

Oh, a week is even better.

[E]

But slowing down and saying that we're not toil for that.

[B]

But do you need.

[C]

Why would you need a religion to get to that? It's just so intrinsic. It sort of reminds me of the.

[B]

Beginning of the Declaration of Independence. If it's intrinsic, then why is it that a lot of countries that don't.

[E]

Have Christianity struggle to come to these realizations?

[D]

So that's the guy. Okay. Very conservative guy. But do you catch. And he's talking to Bill Maher, who's. Who's not as lefty as he used to be, but still pretty lefty.

[B]

Left her. Right, right.

[D]

So cordially and so friendly, though they disagree. Charlie Kirk was a very capable speaker, of course. You know, and always nice.

[B]

Yep.

[D]

So it's a. It's a great loss to the conversation in our. In our body politics.

[B]

Alex Stein was going to go work with him on his network.

[C]

Oh, really?

[B]

Yep. Really interesting. I would love to have Alex on to talk about it, but as much as I like Alex, I don't trust him on the show to keep it between the lines.

[C]

Good call.

[D]

It's not what he does between the lines is not his.

[B]

It's not his shtick. And I don't want to go over the lines, and I don't want to. I mean, I'll anyway. And. And there were several people that I know that were involved in it. What's the name of his outfit? Kirk's. Oh, gosh.

[D]

Turning Point.

[B]

Turning Point. Who shot mlk? Anybody remember? And what happened to him?

[D]

Siron. Siron was. Was Bobby Kennedy, right? J.D.

[C]

That is correct. I'm jumping. Sorry. Trying to look.

[B]

But more important, what happened to him? Did he. Did he get shot that day or did he. Did he send spirit. That's right. American. Did he spend the rest of his life in jail or do we know what happened to him?

[C]

Was convicted in the 1969. I'm trying to read.

[B]

Utah is talking about. I mean, I say this. You can't believe anything on the Internet. There's so much stuff now. But is there a public execution law that they can use that bs?

[D]

They are talking about the death, but.

[C]

That is the death.

[B]

Death penalty. Duh. I mean, come on. They're gonna kill him, of course. But I wonder if they're gonna make a bigger deal out of it. And Trump. Trump. Trump's. He's. He's taken some strides. What. What would you think if it was a public execution?

[C]

James Earl. Excuse me. James O'Rey was sentenced to 99 years in prison and died in prison. So anyway, I don't know.

[D]

I'm. I'm kind of out on public execution. That's pretty primitive.

[B]

It is.

[D]

It's very Middle Eastern feeling to me. You know, I. I think we're on.

[C]

A really slippery slope here, and I think it's very dangerous what you're talking about.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

And I think we should back away.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

My opinion.

[B]

I thought my wife was out of town.

[C]

Call me whatever you want. Okay. John. Let's talk about public executions. Pay per views. Let's do it. That's a great idea. I don't. I'm tired of doing this radio show anyway.

[D]

That's kind of when I lost it on George Carlin many years ago when I realized this guy's just yelling at me.

[C]

A million people marching in London today about that.

[B]

About what?

[C]

About the. The Charlie Kirk thing. It's very. It's worldwide. It's very serious.

[B]

My son is in London today. Yeah, we just. He's going to school over there. And they just landed this morning.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

I'm sure he'll be in. Huh? Okay. Okay. Well, very, very, very sad.

[D]

And it ruined my whole day. Absolutely. I. I was just kind of down, though.

[B]

The one good thing on either side, whatever your opinion is, is his message now. Oh, my God is way elevated. Crazy. Holy smokes.

[C]

His followers went.

[B]

I know all about it now.

[C]

1.7 million to over 10 million in 48 hours.

[B]

Right. Wow. In the clips and this and that. So, you know, if he.

[C]

That's what.

[B]

Sacrificed for his cause.

[C]

Did you see his wife speak last night?

[B]

Y.

[C]

She spoke live and she said basically, whatever you think you did, you did.

[B]

The complete opposite because it went bigger.

[C]

Huge. Huge.

[B]

Right.

[C]

People like yourself that didn't really even know what he did right now know.

[B]

Right. 8008-0072-3480-0800-Radio. This show is brought to you by America's best car buyer. GiveMeTheEven.com and around the Corner or across the country. Gordon Boswell Flowers. The good stuff. Yeah, it's a little more expensive, but if you want to send somebody the good stuff anywhere in the continental US Use Gordon Boswell flowers. They've been a sponsor of the show for, gosh, seven, eight years now. Quite, quite a while. And we will be back uno momento, por favor, with the lightning round. So what you do is pick up the phone during this music break and you got to do it quick so we can get you loaded into this into the box. 800-800-7234. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. This is a live radio show. So you will get in right now and call me with your car if you want to sell it. Year, make, model miles, average, rough or clean. Year make, model, miles, Corvettes, Jeeps, Ferraris, 69 Camaro, blah blah, blah. All the stuff, we buy it all. And I'll bid them right here on the radio during the next segment. Bid to buy. Right. I'll make you an offer on behalf of America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com.

[A]

Now back to the John Clay Wolf show, presented by givemethevent.com hit him up right now. 1-800-800-radio. 1-800-8800 radio. This is the John Clay Wolf Show.

[B]

Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. The note here says you want to know more about the show. Pre K for future knowledge, you could ask a few more questions so I can know what that means. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. There.

[E]

Yes, I'm here.

[B]

What, what, what, what's your question? What do you mean you want to know more about the show?

[E]

I don't want to know more about the show. I didn't understand, like, can you call and talk about anything you want to talk about or is it specifically about the topics we were, you guys were discussing?

[B]

It's just, it's a cut up. We do this for four hours every Saturday morning. Next June will be 20 years of this and we just bust balls and have fun and do cars. It's sponsored by a car company, givemetheven.com okay. And it's just, it's just guy talk, cut up, bs, sports talk, sterny kind of car thing. You know, that was really the structure of it when I started it and it's been working for a while and we have a million listeners on Saturday mornings and it's just a good time.

[E]

Oh, yeah. It's the first time I heard it sounded like, you know, I liked what I was hearing.

[B]

So thank you all right.

[E]

I guess I really, I do have a 1990300 ZX. I mean, is that worth anything?

[B]

Is it a good one or is it a junkie one?

[E]

Well, I let it sit there. It's been sitting for like six years.

[B]

It's Junkie, AKA Junkie. It's junkie is worth, it's worth, it's probably worth thousand bucks if it's 1 to 3,000, depending on condition. Matt in Dallas and speaking of junkie ones.05 accord. Now Hondas are great cars, don't get me wrong. Is the paint faded on this thing?

[E]

The paint is decent, but it's completely pockmarked with 20 years of hail damage.

[B]

Awesome.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

Well, now we're talking about your car, not your wife, right?

[E]

Oh my God, my wife is a knockout.

[B]

I didn't know. She's a heavy old gal that had a bunch of hail damage. It happens, all of us, you know, some of those gals, you know, they get a little hail damage on the back of the thighs.

[E]

No, no, no, no, not this one. She is beautiful.

[B]

Well, even if, I mean there's beautiful women with hail damage and there's light hail damage and there's big hail damage.

[E]

Just, just a nice, beautiful luxurious coating of hail damage.

[B]

Yeah.

[E]

It'S, it's a, it's a daily driver at best.

[B]

It's a thousand bucks.

[E]

A thousand?

[B]

Yeah, I mean, it's just a car. I mean we, we sell these cars at auction and you know, a lot of people like, oh my God, you're a low baller. You're terrible, you're terror, you know. How can you say that? Because I sell, you know, 40,000 cars a year, right? And I watch this every week. We sell 700 cars a week. And that car is going to roll across my auction block and bring 12 to 1500 bucks. I give you a thousand bucks for it. I still have to handle it. I have to pay somebody $150 to handle your deal. I've got to pay an auction fee. I've got to move it, right? And so say I've got $500 at least in expenses in it. And if it brings 2000, then I make 500, I get lucky. If it brings 1500, I make 0 if it brings a thousand. If I gave you a thousand and it brings a thousand, I lose 500. So I think it's a thousand dollar ride, but I think it will bring 15 to 1700 the more I'm thinking about it. And you want three and that's. Yeah.

[E]

At auction what do you think the price is on person to person sales on these things? If I went that route, you know, are they up, are they down?

[B]

It's just, it's just a car. I mean, it's 200, 000 mile. Hell beat Honda, but it runs and the air works and they're good cars. They work for transportation. Says you want three if you put it on Facebook, Marketplace. Ask three. Are you going to get some offers for 1500? Yes. Are you going to get some Offers for two? Maybe. Are you going to get somebody to walk up this blind, deaf and dumb and give you three? Probably not, but it does happen.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

So. But then you have to deal with that and all the people coming through there and the guy, hey, man, can I give you 500 now? Can I catch you later? Can I do this? I mean, just, you know, so people sell to us because we're, they trust us. It's ease of transaction and we just do what we say we're gonna do and we do it fast.

[E]

By the way, I never said the AC worked.

[B]

Ah, see, it's getting better. It's getting better, it's getting better. I still give a thousand. It doesn't matter, it's just blah. It's just a big old turd with a steering wheel on it. 800, 800, 7, 2, 3, 4. 800, 800 radio. But it is a Honda. So it's a polished turd, but it's a hail damage turd with no air. We'll be right back. Right this way, folks. You're now entering the corking room where we prepare all the corks for all the bottles of Brunello that you saw earlier. Any questions? I've always actually wondered about that. How do you cork the bottles? Excellent question, Mabella. As you can see, we are soaking.

[D]

All the corks in this room right now.

[B]

These three guys right here are some of the most talented cork soakers. Say hello, you old cork soakers. Wow, this soaking corks really seems like a family business. So does your wife like soaking corks?

[D]

Well, she used to when we were dating. Now not so much.

[B]

Could you teach me how to sew cork? You know, when you walked in here, I could have sworn you're already an expert cork. So, yeah, thank you.

[D]

I dabbled in college.

[B]

Give me the bed.

[A]

And now back to the John Clay Wolf show, America's largest weekend morning show.

[B]

Lewis in Florida.

[E]

Hey, what's up?

[B]

Not much. You've got a 16 BMW M4, but there's like three different versions of this car, you've got a coupe, a convertible, and then there's a gts. Which one is yours?

[E]

It's the coupe.

[B]

Okay.

[E]

And it's got a. It's got a. It's got a few packages on it. It's got the executive package, it's got the carbon ceramic brakes, the extended leather.

[B]

It's worth 25. 27. 25. 27 grand.

[E]

Okay.

[B]

With 60,000 miles.

[E]

Yeah, it's, it's. It's nothing special. You know, it's just a car that's driven on weekends and stuff like that. It's, you know, it's just a run.

[B]

Of the mill, but it is an M and it is a hot rod, and it is fast, and that's why it's special. And I love them. And you probably do, too, and that's why you bought it.

[E]

Oh, yeah. No, it definitely fast, and the color is outrageous.

[B]

What color.

[E]

Is that? Yes. Marina blue. That pastel blue.

[B]

Yep. That's good color. Smurf blue is what I call it.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

Miami blue is what Porsche calls it. Yep. Good. If you want to sell it, go to get. If you want to sell it, go to givemetheven.com and load it up. I'd love to. To buy it. Thank you, sir. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. Joe in Pittsburgh, you've got a 21 explorer police package with 60,000 miles. You want 16. I bought a 21 Durango police package last week from an auction with 13,000 miles. Yours has 63, and I gave 17.

[E]

Oh, wow. You know, Dodges are bad.

[B]

Explore. Fords are bad, too. Yeah. So I bought the same rig you had. I bought the same rig you have with 50,000 less miles for the same price that you want for yours. So that tells me that I'm going to keep mine and you're not going to sell me yours for 10.

[E]

Okay.

[B]

I mean, I. I mean, I think it's worth 10 grand. With 60s, those things are hard to sell.

[E]

Okay.

[B]

You know. Yep. Absolutely. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio.

[C]

We never did Florida news. You want to do that?

[B]

Okay.

[C]

Good stuff happening in Florida this week, as you can only imagine.

[D]

And now, from North America's own land down under, it's time for Sunshine State News with your certified lifeguard, J.D.

[B]

Ryan.

[C]

Okay, Florida sheriff. You know, the canines, they trained for a lot of things. Drugs, bad guys, running into buildings. While the Florida Sheriff's office shared footage from a tense encounter with one of their canines they were looking for a suspect in the woods and they came face to face with not the suspect, but a bear. Here's what that sounded like. Cut number seven.

[E]

We could push in a little bit, but I don't know how far through.

[B]

We'Re gonna be able to go. Holy. That's a bear. Holy. Oh, leave it on your hands with your knees and face to face with a bear.

[C]

I'll get him.

[B]

I'll get him, mom.

[D]

God, that's terrifying.

[C]

Can you imagine? You ever seen the videos of this couple that's sitting in the backyard in Florida, of all places? And the bear just literally walks by them and the husband is so busy on his phone he doesn't even notice the wife grabs him and brings him in the house.

[B]

Wow.

[C]

Yeah, the bears are just. They're just friendly. Speaking of bears and other animals, you know, people have these emotional support animals. You've seen some of those? Oh, yeah, obviously dogs and things like that.

[B]

Well, there's always the good looking chick that's looking for a reason to drag her dog around. And she gets it certified. She's crazier than an S house rat.

[C]

Absolutely nuts. And they get the little. They get the little vest and they go into the different places. Well, this is a Walmart in Pensacola. They have banned a 60 year old local man from bringing his emotional support animal that happened to be an alligator with him.

[B]

What?

[C]

Yeah, the man claims he's been taking. He says he's been taking the alligator into Walmarts for years without any problems. Somehow I doubt that. But the company informed him recently gators are not welcome inside the store. Here is Wesley Speaker 8 Wesley Silva talking about the multiple places he.

[B]

Somebody just needs to punch him out.

[C]

Seriously in the face. Seriously.

[B]

We've gone to restaurants, we've been to.

[E]

Denny's where she's a star.

[B]

There she gets VIP treatment. We've been out to Bob Evans, we've.

[E]

Been out to the Wagon Wheel.

[B]

It's been very positive and I was really glad for that. I just go with the flow. Take that gator to razoo. See what happens.

[C]

You see, a couple years ago, somebody tried to get on Southwest Airlines. True story. With a peacock. A hot chick.

[B]

Yeah. Brings her emotional support in the sack.

[C]

Peacock to the. To the airport with her. And they're like, no, no, but I have the documents. No, you don't.

[D]

That's just nuts.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

An emotional support alligator.

[C]

Alligator. Well, you know, you gotta have.

[B]

He sounds pretty friendly, but he's just one of those guys. And we see him. They Just walk around at the bars and stuff and want to show off. They just want attention. They see people.

[D]

I see them at Walmart all the time.

[C]

All the time. Walmart's.

[B]

No, no, just those guys.

[D]

Dogs.

[C]

A lot of dogs at Walmart.

[D]

There's a, there's a Walmart in, in our area that my friends and I refer to as our lady of Everlasting Low Prices. Walmart because it's kind of in that side of town. And I was in there around 9 o' clock in the evening one night and there's a guy in the automotive department looking for. I don't know what he's looking for. And his dog is not leashed. He's not in the cart. He's just walking around free about 9:30 at night. I'm like, okay, okay.

[C]

So that just happened.

[B]

Cool. Bueno Diaz, our painters out here at the ranch, you know, up there on the, by the gate. And I go up there to the body shop. I think they did this so I won't go around them. But you know, I get out of the car and this big ass pit bull runs up to me and he's nice and I pet him, but I'm scared. Oh, sure. And then I'm like, the day that this doesn't go well, how bad is it not is it going to.

[C]

Gonna go?

[B]

Because there's gonna be a day it doesn't go well.

[C]

Maybe. I mean, pit bulls, it depends on how they're trained, needless to say.

[B]

Hey, we were talking a minute ago, are you done with Florida?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

We're talking Bendigo about Charlie Kirk. And I was, I was telling you when I was doing a podcast with Rollins that we've been working on and this, his producer said, hey. He said, carly, Charlie Kirk was just shot. And I mean, Richard was like, whoa. But it was interesting, you know, because Richard did a big TV stint on Discovery, which is what made him famous. And, and he wanted to put something out. He's got a social media team, he's got a lot of people working there. And he wanted to put something. He's like, I can't, I can't, I can't. It's political. I can't, I can't. I'm like, why? And he said, I just, you know, we've never done it. We've always, never touched politics. And I'm like, why? And we got down to the core and it was Discovery. It was a rule. And so he, he got a big fight with Discovery over his butcher's, over his brand. Name. They thought they owned Gas Monkey. He said, you don't. And they won a legal battle. And he won. I'm like, okay, you don't have to follow their rules anymore. You obviously feel strong about this. Say what you want to say. And he's like. I was like, with your group of people that like you, 97% of them are going to be on your side. 3% are going to bitch, but who cares? And this is before anybody. I mean, this is right after it happened. So there was no that all that big mass of media had not happened yet online. And I was like, listen. And we've got this publicist lady that we both share. I said, call Amir. That's what you've got her for. Ask her. And they're talking about it and everybody's got all these opinions. Should we put something out? Put out a statement? And I was like, what the hell? Because I mean, I'm just such a freewheeler.

[C]

Sure you are.

[B]

Yeah. And, and then he, he wrote this thing up and he gave it to social media team. And they put it up and he read it, he said, this isn't what I gave you. And like, well, we changed a little bit. He said, that's bs. He said, do it exactly the way I wrote it.

[C]

Good for him.

[B]

And he put it up there. And it wasn't crazy strong. It was just supportive and. But that, it was just eye opening. You know, it's, it's, it's sad how much we have to tippy toe.

[C]

Oh, God, yes. And this is, it's such a divisive.

[B]

My kid put something on his social media and he's super historian, deep thoughts, crazy smart kid. And he has all these opinions, but it was, it was point, counterpoint. And I was like, no, dude, bad idea. And if you read through the three page diatribe that he wrote, it's crazy smart. And it's, it's, it's a good read.

[C]

And you'll see both, both sides.

[B]

But that's not what Max, this could hurt you later on.

[C]

They're gonna pull out pieces of it.

[B]

If you want to be in politics, this is not what you want printed.

[C]

Yep, you're right.

[B]

And he just argued with me. I said, stop arguing with me and take it down. He's like, I'm 19, I can do what I want. I said, you can, but I'm just telling you that I'm worried. I said, I'm just trying to give you good advice.

[D]

No, you're absolutely right. That cherry picking someone's Online history. I mean that's, that's a full time job and they do it.

[B]

Poster child for it. I'm bad. Everybody knows I'm bad. They could, I could never run. I couldn't run for veterinary. I don't know, rip me to pieces with things. If you take clips of this. And that's what brought it up. As I was talking to Rollin's social media team, I was like, hey, if we're doing these podcasts because they're taking shorts of it, editing them and using them on social media, I said, listen guys, I say a lot of wild crap and you can get me a bad edit and get me in trouble. Because a lot of the things I say, I build up to it and I build down from it. And if you're just taking a snippet of it, it makes, it can make me look real bad. I was like, I need, I need you to be aware of that. And like, okay. Because there was one they did and it was right there against the line. I'm like, hey, I liked it. You're on the line. That's cool. But what if you'd have gone over.

[C]

Sure, sure.

[B]

All right, thank you all. We'll be right back. Back. My name is John Clay Wolf by Cars and Radio for America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com.

[A]

Yo, we're back to the John Clay Wolf show taking over your radio every Saturday morning. Hit them up. 800, 800 radio. Check out the fastest growing [e-mail]. thanks for making us number one.

[B]

The best song selection for the week. Let's do a backtracks.

[D]

Oh boy.

[B]

Backtracks. John and Yoko Backtracks Giveaway. Why does it have to be Yoko? Everybody hates Yoko.

[D]

It goes with the story. And, and I didn't pick any, any songs with Yoko in them, by the way.

[B]

Okay, good.

[D]

Apologies to. Apologies to Yoko. It was this day, back in 1969, John and Yoko flew to Canada to perform at the Rock and Roll Revival show in Toronto. They had all the, all the oldies greats were there. Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Bo Diddley, the Doors and Alice Cooper were on the show. We've got a couple of John Lennon tracks we're going to play backwards. If you can correctly identify them, you will win not only swag from the John Clay Wolf show, go on the website and pick out whatever, whatever T shirt, whatever you want for a prize. We've also got a vinyl copy of Double Fantasy from Born Light Records. Here comes track number one.

[B]

I know it.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

It's not too hard.

[C]

That was easy.

[B]

One.

[D]

And here's cut two. Yeah, also pretty easy.

[C]

Pretty easy. Sorry, sorry.

[B]

Bob, you should have done the Yoko screaming thing backwards.

[C]

That would have been hilarious.

[D]

I heard a lot of that this week.

[B]

Do it one more time for those impaired. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. Call in, tell us the name of those two songs and then you can go to jcwshow.com, click merch and pick out whatever T shirt you want. Speaking of, our T shirts just suck.

[C]

What do you mean they suck?

[B]

They suck and I'm tired of them and I want better merch.

[D]

What's wrong with them?

[B]

The artwork, it's just. It doesn't have any. It doesn't have any personality, it doesn't have any flair, it doesn't have any. There's so much better way to do it. And that's something I want to do next week is get with an artist and start in the GMTV garage thing. That was a dumb idea.

[E]

Why?

[B]

Because nobody knows what GM mean. The people that are our fans know what GMTV stands for. But it's an, an acronym. It's something like. We're changing it to Give me the VIN Garage.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

And it's our little hot rod shop. Sure, but we can make cool stuff, right? And I'm not just knocking off Gas Monkey, but I watch what they're doing. And I mean, it's not just him, it's there, it's bands, it's everybody that does cool stuff. They have cool looking merch and we don't. And I'm sick of it. Okay, why do we have stupid ass sterile government looking merch?

[D]

I hadn't noticed.

[B]

Yeah, because it's so boring that you didn't even think about it. I mean, you know, you something get at the hospital. It's just, you know, if we're gonna do something cool, let's be cool. That's not cool. I mean, give me the VIN logo. Sell that, bitch. I mean, we did that 20 years ago. We've been doing that. I mean, golly, I still get asked for those shirts time to time up there at the auction though. We'll keep those going, but we need to get a little more creative and come up with something better. Gas. I mean, God, listen to me. The influences. But give me the VIN Garage and you can make all kinds of cool stuff.

[C]

Sure.

[B]

I saw a Teralingua shirt the other day. Right? Terlingua, the town in Chile chili. No, but there's, there's an area in Texas. You know, it had this skull and it had this thing and we used to all that cool stuff with it.

[E]

It.

[B]

We just need something.

[C]

We do some that keep on trucking. Thinking you even do that kind of.

[B]

Are you talking about the Grateful Dead?

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

You can do anything you want. Okay.

[C]

I just didn't know if it was copyrighted.

[B]

Right. You could do Rat Fink.

[C]

Rat Fink's cool.

[B]

Sure. You can't copy them, you can't use their image, but you can do rat stuff. Yeah. We need to get off our ass and make better merch so that we're doing it. Yep. 800-800-7, 2, 3, 4.

[C]

I like our show logo.

[B]

800 you don't. I'm kind of tired of it. Are you kind of tired? Really? Yeah. I mean we've had it for a long time. I mean, it's a throwback logo from the 70s and it's. It's got the wings on it. I like the. I love it, but I'm tired of it.

[D]

It's so classic, man.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

I mean it's just. It's like iconic. I think it's iconic.

[B]

Okay, well then we'll leave it.

[D]

You know, of course it's your call.

[B]

But like, dude, I got a light box made of it. I feel a lot stronger about the merch than the logo. The logo's not. But the merch is bothering me because I see all these companies, all these YouTubers and I mean they all have. In these band, everybody's got their merch and they sell a lot of it ton. And we. We give ours away because it sucks so bad.

[C]

I don't agree with that, but okay.

[B]

800-800-7, 2, 3, 4. 800, 800 radio. We just got in this glut like it was good enough and it's not good enough. It's not even close to being good enough enough.

[C]

We should always change and grow.

[D]

Anyway, who has good merch? Man, Them Beatles have pretty good merch.

[B]

Anyway.

[C]

Good stuff, man.

[D]

I can't afford any of it right now, but they're getting pretty good merch.

[B]

You don't have to charge too much. I'm not looking to charge a lot. I'm not. I don't want to make a bunch of money on it. But I want good looking stuff that.

[C]

Sells that people want to wear because it's cool.

[B]

Yes.

[C]

Yes.

[B]

God almighty. Okay. Everybody has the answer right on the board. Imagine that on the back. Yeah, yeah. Not one per. Hang on. Is merry go round a song. No, I Think that they're just taking a lyric out of the song. Let me try to find somebody here that's got it wrong. Yes. Kevin, you're the only person on the entire 25 calls that got it wrong. Are you there? Yep. Whatever gets you through the night is correct in the next one.

[E]

Woman.

[B]

Okay, I'm gonna give it to you. You're the winner. Because. Because he got.

[D]

Can't give it to the guy who's got the wrong answer, man.

[B]

I can.

[D]

I don't. I don't think you can.

[B]

Well, I mean, my merch sucks so bad. All I'm giving away is a crappy T shirt, and I think he's got a crappy answer.

[D]

Tom Fishman of the Federal Communications Commission.

[C]

I hear you're Thomas here.

[D]

Did you give a prize to a loser on your show?

[B]

I knew the Biggest Loser. There's a whole. There's a huge TV show about it. The Biggest Loser.

[C]

But they're getting something cool.

[B]

Pre K. It's not cool. It sucks.

[C]

But they're getting records, right?

[B]

They're getting the album. All right. Congratulations. Where do you live, Kevin?

[E]

I live in Allentown.

[B]

Allentown. Wzzo. Allentown, pa. Pre K. Give it to Kevin. Everybody else, you were right. Kevin is wrong. Kevin's the winner because he gets the crappy T shirt.

[C]

Do you want to tell us what the right answer is?

[B]

Water? Nah. If you can't figure it out, second.

[D]

Song is watching the wheels.

[C]

All right.

[D]

The John Clay Wolf show is heard every week on great stations like Nashville's classic rock double, WNRQ 105.9 the rock and El Paso's 92.3 the fox. All classics. Catch the nation's fastest growing podcast and live video [e-mail].

[A]

Broadcasting live from the Wolf Radio Studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf Show. America's largest weekend morning show heard all across America. Los Angeles, Phoenix, Houston, Dallas, Nashville, San Diego, Las Vegas, Denver, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Austin. And available to the rest of the [e-mail] or john claywolf.com and now, Senor Juan Clay Wolf.

[B]

Have you noticed? Notice? I've got some better looking cars out there.

[C]

Amazing stuff. Now what?

[B]

Tell me.

[C]

I saw something on Facebook about the fire chicken.

[B]

Oh, that damn 79 trans am that we bought for 500. Stripped it down to the bone and did a full resto frame off.

[C]

Yeah, but did you.

[B]

Two years ago. That's silver one. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I mean, it's like become a fixture in the shop. Like Every. Everybody else's project they can't finish. You should take parts of it, turn it into furniture. You'd probably actually sell it that way. Thanks, Sean.

[E]

You dick.

[C]

Did you repaint it again?

[B]

Yes. It's looking good because we got it back. If you're gonna build a car, it's gotta be great.

[C]

Well, you're gonna build it from scratch.

[B]

I mean, this was an all original 79. Bought it from a guy. His daughter passed away. He kept it all the years, bought it new for her. We fished it out of a barn in Mississippi, and we got it back, and we. We're gonna do a build. I've never done a full full, and now I know why. So I get. I have this mechanic named Squirrel that is. Gave me his artificial confidence that he.

[C]

Could do this, he could pull it off.

[B]

And he. That was August when it landed, which is two years ago. And he told me he would have this done by December. And I said, then you're a liar. But if you get it done by the spring, I'm happy. So two years later, here we are and completely tanked in it. He went and ordered all these parts he didn't need. We didn't know what we were doing. We sent it off to get it painted. It came back looking like not crap, but crap.

[C]

Just not good enough because.

[B]

And at the time, these things were bringing 75 grand, and now they're bringing 45 grand. Oh, and I'm in it for about 50 grand. Oh. Yep. But I'm not finished.

[C]

You're not done yet?

[B]

Oh, God, no.

[C]

No.

[B]

And so I see something about a.

[C]

New motor on Facebook.

[B]

We made a mistake, kind of. And I looked up and I came. I was gone for two weeks. I came back, and I looked at the dash, and it had a vintage air, which is a better air conditioner than the factory, but it's aftermarket. And we were going with the purest deal.

[C]

Sure.

[B]

This is a perfectly pure, original car. I'm like, we screwed up. Once you change one part, then you've. You've. You've de. Virginized it, Got it it. And that's been bothering me. And then Bill came down from Chicago because he was gonna finish it.

[C]

Yeah, I remember Bill.

[B]

Bill's an alcoholic.

[C]

Yes, I remember Bill.

[B]

Yep. And. And Bill's a good paint man. And he said, hey. He didn't like what we were doing. He said, I'm gonna do this again. I said, do whatever it's got to be, right. So I didn't realize they were. I wasn't listening. They stripped it all the way down, started redoing the body, started rebonding, remedling. I mean, started over.

[C]

Just started from scratch.

[B]

And then Bill got into the vodka.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And we had to run Bill off. And so now I've got a fire chicken back where it was two years ago. Damn near. So my. My new guys painted it and they painted it well. And it's right.

[C]

It's beautiful.

[B]

I'm like, okay. What has gone up in value is good. Resto mods and Trans Ams are doing pretty good right now. And Trans ams with like LT4s, which is the motor that comes in the CTSV or the Escalade V or the Z06. Super badass supercharged GM600, 700 horse engine. I'm like, screw it. Let's spend another 50 grand.

[C]

Oh, Jesus.

[B]

And make this thing a super badass resto mod.

[C]

We're going completely the other way.

[B]

Oh, yeah. I'm doubling down.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Throwing another 50 grand into it so I can get a hundred and maybe get out.

[C]

That actually makes sense. Now you have something nobody has, which is something low. Just over.

[B]

Over the top.

[C]

Yeah, yeah, I got you. That makes sense.

[B]

We'll see. Maybe two years later it'll be done. So it'll be four year build. But we did get the LT4. And we. And we've got a plan and we've got. Ken is really zoomed in on it, and we've got another guy that we just hired to help that's a pro. The painter's done a great job. We sent the wheels off and they like took the original wheels. They cut just the top of it off. They like honed them so they look brand new. Oh, okay. Yeah. It's gonna be great. But it's gonna. I'll. If it brings a hundred grand, then. And you're like, oh, my God, you made so much money. No, I got out. Maybe if we added up all the labor that we put into it, you know.

[C]

But it's been a story.

[B]

It has been.

[C]

All this is video.

[B]

Too much of it. Okay. You know, it's. It's. It's the gift that keeps giving, so. But thanks for bringing it up.

[C]

I'm sorry. I just think I see it out there in the garage.

[B]

Well, it's been there for two years. How can you not see it?

[D]

You do have some great cars out there. I rescued the yellow one last night, by the way.

[C]

What?

[D]

Somebody didn't close the passenger door all the way. And the dome light was on.

[B]

Oh, thank you.

[D]

I was like, oh, my God, there's a dead battery waiting to happen.

[B]

That's right.

[D]

I couldn't find the switch.

[B]

They just shut the door, right?

[D]

Well, no, I came on back inside and I thought, maybe there's a door over there. When it would.

[B]

That's a badass 68 Chevelle with a LS3 in it. That's just. It's a good car.

[D]

Didn't we do a.

[B]

And I've got a badass Smoking the Bandit car out there that's got a LS. It's got a six liter that's tuned up, but it's about 480 horses.

[D]

Yeah, that's radical, man.

[C]

We did a.

[D]

We did a ride around in the yellow.

[B]

Yes.

[D]

Chevelle, right?

[B]

Yes. That car's bad to the bone. We put a. We put a reel on Instagram of me looping it out and it got like 2 million views.

[D]

Yeah, I sat in a while last night, man. The, the audio system and everything when they remod these cars, you know, so.

[B]

You'Re worried about the battery, but you're gonna sit there and smoke dope and run the battery out with the stereo.

[D]

The interior is important too, is what I'm saying. A lot of, lot of, of people don't go into that. The interior is very important too, if you're going to rest o mods.

[B]

But what I am going to do with this one is I'm going to keep it looking extremely perfectly dealership stock on the outside. So I'm going to stick with the right seats and stick with everything. But it's going to. Have you ever heard of Sneaky Boobies?

[D]

Yes.

[B]

Like you undo the bra. Holy.

[C]

Whoa.

[B]

I didn't realize. I didn't know who I had with me.

[C]

Right, right.

[B]

I want it to have sneaky Boobies so it looks normal, but then, well, bam, when you pop the hood, you're like, oh, oh, oh. And you look at the suspension. Oh. So I bought that Chevelle that Chip Foose built. It's in the garage in town and that's a high dollar, but it looks like a regular Chevelle until you start looking at it. You're like, oh, oh, oh. So the Sneaky Boobies sell good. Sneaky Poopies, sweater pups.

[C]

There's your bumper sticker. John Cleveland Show.

[B]

We need to see. We need a shirt like that. There's a shirt. Yeah, there's a shirt. But it needs to have a, a good fit. Right. That they're sneaking of a female Shirt just right. They're sneakers. Go ahead, J.D. what do you got in your mind?

[C]

You know, breaking up is hard to do.

[E]

You.

[C]

We've all had bad relationships and we all. That had that day. Have you ever had the day though where she's moving out? Where she's actually had to move out of your house? Well, this guy actually had one of those recently. A man in Nashville is getting some attention after he hired. This is brilliant, by the way. Hired him? Mariachi banger singer. Rather to follow her around while she's moving her stuff out of the house. If you can just picture this, here's the mariachi singer following his ex around the house on the big moving day. Cut number six. I'm sorry, three.

[B]

Three. It's a.

[C]

It's a Spanish song. He's just following her around the house singing a mariachi tune.

[B]

Why?

[C]

Just to make a big deal out of the fact she's leaving and he's in celebration.

[B]

Okay.

[D]

He caught her cheating. He said, get your stuff and get out. He also hired a mariachi singer to follow her around.

[C]

She gathered her face funny and so brilliant.

[B]

Those crazy Mexicans. Gotta love them spicy Latinas.

[D]

I like that music. Dude in the car. I find it. I find it soothing sometimes. I used to drive my kids crazy.

[C]

What? Listening to.

[D]

Listening to mariachi. I mean the old mariachi music with the fake horns and everything.

[C]

Oh, yeah.

[D]

Just drive them nuts. Dad, dad, please.

[B]

All.

[D]

All three of them. Turn it.

[B]

God.

[D]

Turn it off.

[B]

Dad. What was the other thing we needed to talk about?

[C]

Talking about how just during the break, I was just thinking about this show from time to time and how bizarre. You couldn't sit down with a Hollywood writer and come up with speech impediment. Terrence, who is a guy who really can't talk, but he's a character on a talk show who calls every week from the ymca. From the ymca? We have a blind guy with a stripper girlfriend in Pennsylvania. He was gonna buy a. Ex drug runner. Ex drug runner. That's where he got his money.

[B]

Pilot.

[C]

Yeah. He's gonna. But he can't see. So he's ex pilot.

[B]

You know. He invited us to come up there for the draft. The NFL draft.

[C]

Right.

[B]

Next. Was that April? Is that when they do it? Yeah. And he's got a 30 foot boat.

[C]

That's what he said.

[B]

And he wants us to all come up and stay on. I'm like, pee on a 30 foot boat. I mean, if we all got on that boat and slept and I. You know, that someone would Have a homosexual experience. Don't even plan on it. But he's blind. He doesn't know what a 30 foot boat looks like.

[C]

Why have a boat?

[B]

I mean I thought when he was building this up I was like he had an 80 footer, 100 footer. He's going to bring a damn boat. I mean how the hell are we all gonna stand on 30 foot? I've been on a center console fishing boat.

[C]

30 boat, 30 foot.

[B]

30. 30 is. It's decent. But it's not enough to invite everybody to come stay the weekend on. But he's blind.

[C]

He's blind. Stand in front of a fan, I'll throw some water on you. Come on.

[B]

It's got a brand new canopy, center console, three engines. We can all sleep on now. We can't. Can. If you're going to take a pee on those things, you got to like go under the console. I mean just, just hang it over the edge.

[C]

He was hiring. He was buying a two seat engine motor.

[B]

Two seat airplane to fly to Walnut Springs in a 150.

[C]

Knots.

[B]

80 knots. Right. It took him a year and a half to get here from Pennsylvania.

[C]

My point is you couldn't make these characters up if you paid somebody direct this show.

[B]

8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. Is the lightning round coming up next?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Okay then call in 800-800-7234. And that's when I bid the cars. I make offers on your car live on the air on behalf of our sponsor. Give me the vin.com. what's that called? Send us the VIN. Send me the VIN. Call the van now. Give me the VIN. Givemetheven.com and if you don't want to call to the radio show, you just go to givemetheven.com, put in your license plate, boom, boom, boom. We'll get a buyer right on it. Make an automated quote. If you don't like the automated quote, we'll negotiate with you and you can explain with us. Explain to us why your car is better than normal. We like buying the better than normal cars. We like paying over normal wholesale for better normal cars. Do it all the day. Gave 10 grand over MMR for a white red M3 the other day. Yeah, I mean we, we pay up for the good stuff. And that's the difference between us and Carmax and Carvana. They're just completely robotic. We're not. We're actually pros. Been doing this 30 years. And we will stretch on the right stuff. So Send the right stuff in to go to givemetheven.com and call in right now if you like.

[A]

Now back to the John Clay Wolf show, presented by givemethevit.com hit him up right now. 1, 800, 800 radio. 1, 800, 800 radio. This is the John Clay Wolf Show.

[B]

Timmy. In Metairie, Louisiana. 17 Hyundai. No, a Santa Fe with 90,000 miles and it has a new engine. Did Hyundai give you a new engine for free.

[E]

All day? Johnny Clay? Yes, sir.

[B]

Hey, man.

[E]

Yeah, I gotta give a shout out to a Hyundai. They, they did me right? Yeah. It wasn't under warranty. The second owner, it was half the warranty. We had 90, 000 miles on it. And they gave me a brand new engine just last week.

[B]

Is it a limited?

[E]

No.

[B]

Is it a SC or Ulta? Okay, then that's a regular SE then regular package. It's a seven grand rig. The engine story is great. Probably 8500 with 90. That's MMR on it. 69.25 MMR is like a, a price from the Manheim auction world of the averages. It's pretty damn accurate by the way. But MMR on this car with, with, on an SE with 90,000 miles is 69. 25. I'll give 8,500.

[E]

Okay, guy.

[B]

That would have been a great car to sell to Tri Color because they would stepped up on it, but they stepped up a little too much for too long and filed bankruptcy last week. That was one of the larger note operators. That one's going to be an interesting story. You got to love it when, when their credit facilities come out and say First Third bank said we had a $200 million credit facility with Tricolor and we're expecting our losses to be between 175 and 200. So that means they're really going to lose like 240 because after the float and the other things they recover that they understand they were getting manipulated. And then Chase had $200 million line with them and they're like it's gone. Yeah, it's. That deals a mess. Tricolor, Tricolor, Tricolor. Craig, you've got a 52 Olds Rocket 88 Deluxe. Four door, two door, two door. Okay, that's good. Engine and trans. Not original. Nobody cares. I'm not trying to beat up on your car, but I'm learning that this stuff, this original on these cars, Happy days cars, they just that that ship has kind of sailed. 396 big block wants 30 grand. Have offers for 25. Do me a favor. Go to GMTVCC, which is Gimme the Vin Classic and Collector. Load that car in there, throw some pictures in. My specialist that just handles cars like this will receive it and he'll get to work. He'll get to working on it. It's all. How's the paint? On a scale of 1 to 10.

[E]

It is a 9.

[B]

Okay, so it's good.

[E]

Small surface, rust spots on the fender. Well, that's where the skirts were.

[B]

Okay.

[E]

You know, where the fender skirts.

[B]

Does it look original or is it sexy? Have you wheeled it up and tired it up and given it a stance or anything?

[E]

Or is it normal, that whole thing? The stance is nice, but the wheels and rims, hubcaps, they're all original.

[B]

To sell these cars, I have to rot them. I have to put $6,000 worth of wheels and tires on this thing to make it appealing in this market today. I've been down the road with happy days cars and it ain't happy days for me. I, I can't, I can't sell them. People don't want them unless it's that one of one Elvis had it and blah blah blah. I mean, Elvis screwed everybody and signed every car and gave everybody a car. But, but, but you know what I'm talking about, right? I mean, it's just that that, that era, muscle cars are still great, but that car, you've got a Mexican it up a little bit if that's the wrong term. Okay.

[E]

All right.

[B]

You know what I mean?

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

All right. Thank you. Go to gmtvcc.com My name is John Clay Wolf by cars and radio for America's best car buyer. Give me the vin.com. be right back.

[A]

You're listening to the most popular Saturday morning show to ever broadcast in America. You're listening to the John Clay wolf show. Feel free to call and make your voice heard. 800, 800 radio. If you missed any of the show, go to jcwshow.com right now and download the podcast the John Clay Wolf show. We now return to the John Clay wolf show, America's largest weekend morning show. Call John Tom toll free 1-800-800-radio.

[B]

We have to pick music that doesn't tap out. So we broadcast a video stream of this live on YouTube. And if you want to watch that, you go to jcwshow.com and it'll click right through it. Right now we've got 638 people on that. Okay. But when we play a song that has a copyright, even though we're on radio, it's cool, but on YouTube, it's. It's not. And it shuts the YouTube stream down. So that's why the music is a little different than it used to be.

[D]

Some record companies allow it, some record companies don't. I don't get it. You know, there's a. There's a guy named Rick Beato who's a big rock scholar.

[B]

I get it. Here's what they're doing. They don't want people to use their music in their advertising.

[D]

Right.

[B]

That's what it's about. Now, radio, they let them. Well, like if. If we use Casey in the Sunshine Band in one of our Give me the VIN ads on radio, they won't do it.

[D]

Oh, absolutely.

[B]

But on YouTube, since it's all self created, they can't control it. So that's where this is coming from.

[D]

Yeah. There's a guy named Rick Be Doe and he does a lot of interviews with big rock stars, mostly older rock stars. And he'll be interviewing that person and playing just a snippet of their song underneath. And YouTube keeps muting his interview.

[B]

Right.

[D]

This is a world famous rockologist doing an interview with an artist, but they.

[C]

Can'T play this actual artist.

[B]

When we first started today, JD, you said, I can tell your wife's out of 10 town.

[C]

Yes. Because you just came in like you needed some love.

[B]

Oh, really?

[C]

Yes. He just came in.

[B]

Am I different on air on my wife's side of town?

[C]

Yes.

[B]

Yeah, just like how.

[C]

You need to. You need 20 minutes of loving.

[D]

You better listen to the doctor, man. This. This man is very good at this kind of thing. Takes very good care of me.

[C]

You came in on fire. That's all it was. You're just like, okay, something's different. Wait a minute. That's right. That's out of town.

[B]

So it's the fact that I'm not getting love. It's not the fact that I want to twist off and be crazy because my wife's out of town.

[C]

Maybe that. Maybe it's a combination of the two. I just know there's a correlation.

[B]

Okay, watch out. His wife shut it down. He's gonna be on the rag.

[C]

Not rag. You're just.

[B]

You just.

[C]

You have a different. You have a different attitude. Yeah, Little G. That's because you know she's not listening and she's not gonna text you and go, that was over the top. Or, don't do that. Because when I did it, you got a whole. My wife was out of town. Leave me alone.

[B]

Yeah, but she. Listens to the replay. And then she busts my balls on that. 800-800-7, 2, 3, 4.

[C]

Yeah, we get a lot. We get away with a lot of the music stuff because radio stations pay ASCAP bmi, which are the licensing companies. So we can pay those. We can pay them because the radio stations have already paid the fees on YouTube. Nobody's paying the fees, so they don't.

[B]

Are you sure radio stations have to pay them? I thought they paid the radio station.

[C]

Radio stations pay a ASCAP BMI fee every year.

[D]

Yes, to be able to see Sack, too. And there's the artist group now.

[C]

Bill.

[D]

Bill Seismic, the owner of the Eagles, basically. He's been their agent for 50 years.

[B]

Right.

[D]

And Steely Dan and Skynyrd and Fleetwood Mac. All of his artists now are with.

[C]

The artist group, so that's new.

[D]

So you got to pay your licensing fees. We used to have to write them down.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Hey, since Turley's not here and we can do things out of order, can we do Jeopardy?

[C]

We can.

[D]

I got a Jeopardy for you.

[B]

We didn't do it last week.

[D]

We haven't done it in, like, five weeks.

[B]

Really?

[D]

A long time. Yeah. Let me.

[C]

You've been traveling well.

[B]

Last week, I thought you had one that we didn't get to.

[D]

Yeah, it's the same one I've had since the 23rd of last month.

[B]

Do you have the sounds for it, Sean? D.J. sean, this is Jeffrey. There you go.

[D]

Time to test the pop culture IQ of our own John Clay Wolf Show Crew. There's John right there, front and center. J.D. ryan on my left. D.J. pre K is in the phone room. I know he's gonna want to play this thing.

[B]

We've got. We've got. Hey, Rico, are you there?

[E]

I'm here.

[B]

Okay, we've got the leader of our fan club. What's the name of the fan club y' all put together?

[E]

Wolf Pack Something Something Something.

[B]

Wolf Pack. Sell that. Nights that say Sell that night.

[E]

You say Sell that.

[B]

Right. That. That is a Monty Python reference. And I also think if you change the name of it, you would get more members. But that's. It's your fan club, not mine, so you're.

[E]

We gotta monetize it somehow.

[B]

Hey, Steve, you're gonna play Jeopardy. With us.

[E]

Okay, I'm down.

[B]

All right, let's roll.

[D]

And good luck with that, Steve. By the way, want to look at our categories?

[C]

Here we go.

[D]

Category one is Hitting the bars, Famous Prison Movies and TV Shows. And category two, Prince of Darkness. It's all about Ozzy, y' all ready to play?

[B]

Yep.

[D]

Here we go. Question one, category one. Clint Eastwood did a turn as a federal felon named Frank Morris, who escaped the famous Alcatraz island compound located offshore of this California city.

[C]

Ding, ding, ding.

[B]

Jd, what do you think you're behind? Rico?

[C]

San Francisco.

[D]

That is correct.

[B]

Okay, I could have won that.

[D]

You gotta got a ding to get in. I know. I was thinking somebody was gonna say Escape from Alcatraz.

[B]

No, no, trick question.

[D]

The question two is coming in this 60s movie classic, Paul Newman's character wins a huge bet by proving that he can eat a hundred boiled eggs in one hour. Jd.

[C]

Cool Hand Luke.

[D]

What is Cool Hand Luke? That's correct.

[B]

JD's got two famous. Rico's got none. I've got none.

[D]

Gotta ding in loud if you want to get in there. Rico suave. Question 3. Long before his performance in Shawshank Redemption, Morgan Freeman did a bit part in this 1980 film about a prison warrant who disguises himself as an inmate to expose corruption. Starring Robert Riff.

[B]

Go ahead, Rico.

[D]

Steve.

[E]

Driving Miss Daisy.

[D]

That is incorrect.

[B]

That's the most non prison film anything of all time. That's a suicide film.

[C]

But Morgan Freeman was in it.

[B]

Was he? Yeah. Do you know it?

[C]

No, I don't.

[B]

I don't know it.

[D]

Anybody? Correct answer is what is Brubaker?

[B]

Oh yeah, forgot about that.

[D]

Hell of a good movie by the way, and I'm not a big Redford fan, but we're on a category 2. Question 1. Before being fired by Black Sabbath, Ozzy co wrote and provided vocals on this album, which was his last one with the band in 1978.

[E]

The Last Waltz.

[D]

That is incorrect.

[B]

That's.

[D]

That's by the band, not Black Sabbath.

[B]

Okay, why don't I not know this? I mean, how many Black Sabbath albums.

[D]

Were there for this one was number five or six, I think. Okay, the last one with Ozzy. He actually sounds like, like solo Ozzy. Name of that album is Never say Die.

[C]

Oh, okay.

[D]

Never say Die.

[E]

That's right.

[D]

Question 2. Black Sabbath were quite satisfied with Ozzy's replacement in the band who had a four octave vocal range beginning.

[B]

Who is Ronnie James Dio?

[D]

That is correct. He's on the board, folks.

[B]

Dio. Dio. Got it. Up yours, Rico.

[D]

Here we go into our third question for Ozzy. Ready for this? What is Close My Eye? Can you remember the name of the singer and the song that resulted in this Ozzy duet with a former member of the Runaway Ding Ding Ding.

[B]

Who is leader Ford?

[D]

That's Correct. Name of the song?

[B]

No idea.

[D]

Okay.

[B]

You said, who's the name of the girl? Close my eyes Forever.

[D]

That is correct.

[B]

Well, I think he said it, didn't he? Did he say the name of the song?

[D]

Yeah, I nearly read it out loud. That's where you get a point, man. Leader Ford's hot enough to dig for category one in our bonus round. Ready for those Double Jeopardy questions?

[C]

Yes.

[D]

Here we go. Question one. This extremely popular prison drama was the first one hour dramatic television series to be produced by the premium cable network hbo. Set in the fictional Oswald State Correctional Facility. Oz is the name of that, right?

[B]

Yeah. We're all holla.

[D]

Oh, that's right. We don't have a Turley. I thank you for keeping score.

[B]

You gotta have it. It's all tied up.

[D]

Come in. Question 2. After the success of Oz on home box office, Netflix made it even bigger.

[B]

Those lesbians.

[D]

With this award winning series set in FCI Danbury.

[B]

Pre K. What is Orange is the new Black?

[D]

That's right. That's correct.

[B]

I think. Hang on, hang on just a minute. I'm gonna share that with him because I was trying to be funny and colorful. I knew where this was going. I said, those lesbians. And I get some credit for that. Those lesbians is not the name of the show. I know. So I'm gonna give myself one and I'm gonna give pre. Pre K1. So we got JD out. We could split him out. All right, that sucks. But we have nobody here to officiate because Turley's not here. So we're just changing the rules a little bit. Those lesbians gets a half a point.

[C]

Some people call that cheating, but go ahead.

[B]

It's fine.

[D]

All right, back to Ozzy. Category 2. Ozzy's first choice as a lead guitarist, Randy Rhodes made his bones playing for a moderately popular American band who had later hit songs and hard rock classics like Bang your head, Mama.

[B]

We're all. Who is quite right?

[D]

That is correct. Quiet riot. And one little known criminal situation in Ozzy's history caused his banning of all performance venues in San Antonio.

[B]

What is biting ahead of a bat?

[D]

That is incorrect.

[B]

Okay. Oh, you're right. Go ahead. I'm sorry. I'm out. You need to finish it. So everybody, I. I cut you off. It's my fault.

[D]

For 10 years, he didn't play in San Antonio. Correct answer. Anybody?

[C]

Dang.

[D]

Yes.

[B]

What is peeing on the wall? The Alamo.

[D]

What is whizzing on the Alamo? That's correct.

[C]

Thank you.

[D]

There we Go. It sounds like a. Sounds like a john game.

[B]

I won by cheating.

[D]

Sounds like a john game. Did you win by one?

[B]

I won by one.

[D]

Oh, sorry.

[B]

Those damn lesbians. Help me out, Rico. You coming down on November 15th for the car show? I don't have a band booked yet, but I'll get one.

[E]

Either that or next May. Hey, listen, I heard you all talking about the merch and the T shirts and I got you some ideas. If you want to hear them. I'll send you an email.

[B]

Please do. We've got to fix this problem. We're too good. We're too good to have crappy merchandise. We're above that.

[E]

Some good ones for you.

[B]

All right.

[D]

Hey, man, you know what I saw at the Born Late record shop the other day? They have a room with like souvenirs. They had like Kiss action figures and Ozzy and all kinds of stuff. They had a pair of those so fine jeans. We were talking about that movie about the guy that invents jeans.

[B]

I would love to have that. If anybody wants to buy me a present, buy that at Born Lane Records and send it to us and I will get it matted and put it on the wall.

[D]

Of all the coolest stuff to find in a. In a weird ass retro shop. They had a pair of those so fine jeans.

[B]

That was a funny movie.

[D]

It was great.

[B]

What he's talking about is this stupid movie in the early 80s or maybe late 70s where this guy invented jeans and he cut the ass cheeks out of it and put in plastic see through. And it was. It was the inspiration for Rockies, I do believe. Started a company, Scooters and Cheyenne Cattle company on Wednesday nights. Okay, we'll be right back.

[A]

The John Clay Wolf Show. America's largest weekend morning show. Presented by givemetheven.com.

[D]

Speaking.

[B]

Speaking of DIO, there's a little pint sized rock star.

[D]

There he is, folks.

[B]

Buddy of mine's a big cattle producer. He wants me to plug his production sale out here. W4 Ranch fall production sale October 17th but what's more interesting, I mean he like has the perfect bulls and they bring more money than everybody else's because they do a better job of covering them. I almost said mayor's cow. Anyway, I don't want to get all geeked out, but. But he does know his stuff. His name's Joey Walker and he told me that the cattle supply the beef supply beef for. I don't know if he said our nation or the world is the same today or lower than it was like in the 50s. And the price of beef will just continue to go up.

[C]

Why?

[B]

Because there's not enough of it.

[C]

But we've had the same amount since the 50s.

[B]

But we've had more people.

[C]

More people are eating beef.

[B]

We have more people, more feeding. We have more people today than we had in the 50s.

[C]

Yeah. Okay.

[B]

So the, the demand's higher than the supply. And I was like, why can't they catch up?

[C]

Why don't they just have more cows?

[B]

Explained. I might have to get him to come up here and explain. I forgot. I mean, why don't they have more cows?

[E]

More.

[B]

Well, the price of land screws it up.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

You can't buy a ranch unless you've got cash. If it's not paid for, the math doesn't work. So to buy a lot of property, a lot of ground, then cost a lot of money.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

And if you're having to pay interest on that money and it takes like four years to get it rolling right. With the cycles and it just, it's just the barrier of entry is overwhelming with the land.

[C]

There's a point of diminishing returns.

[B]

Yeah. Just doesn't make money.

[E]

Money.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

But they've had their place since the 50s, so it makes money.

[C]

Sure.

[B]

But if he started today, it would not work. Wow. So they need more to catch up with the demand, but the math screws it up anyway.

[C]

Interesting.

[B]

800, 872. But yeah, his sale is October 17th, I think he said. And I've been. They have their own Runway there like the buyers fly in in their airplane. That's a big ordeal.

[C]

It's a big deal.

[B]

It's a big deal.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

There's no half assed deal. Pretty cool.

[C]

What you got is flying in and maybe the aliens, when they get here, they can solve this cattle problem. This week, did you see this? In Washington D.C. military whistleblowers have finally said, yeah, we've seen UFOs. This has been happening, by the way, since the 50s. We've seen UFOs. We've had.

[B]

They have AI already and it's turned into this robotic world.

[C]

No, this is. The U. S. Intelligence community is finally, of course they've tried to cover it up because they didn't want to want Americans in the world freak out. So they've tried to cover this up for years and years and years. Well, this week Congressman Eric Burleson of Missouri showed some footage. I don't know if you saw the footage. Very strange. Tic tac shaped ufo. So the jets up there and they've got that. They got video of it, and they've locked on this thing that looks like a Tic Tac, and it's flying really, really fast. So they hit it with a Hellfire missile.

[B]

Good.

[C]

Okay. You know what happens when they hit it with a Hellfire missile?

[B]

It bounced off.

[C]

Bounced off.

[B]

Did it really?

[C]

It stopped.

[B]

Shut up, J.D. quit lying.

[C]

And it. And the UFO spit out three little additional UFOs. Smaller ones, and they've. You're looking at the footage. There it is right there.

[B]

That looks. Just watch. Those Defender.

[C]

Those three things that came off of it, they're all three identical. They're not pieces of it. There's something like another craft that came off of it because they all three look the exact same.

[B]

In the video game Defender, there was a unit. If you shot it, it burst into. More like that.

[C]

Watch, watch, watch the Hellfire hit it. Boom.

[B]

That's a hell of a shot.

[C]

That's the Hellfire going off. And then.

[B]

Okay, so what happened to the. What happened to the three babies?

[C]

It keeps. It keeps on flying. Then they've got video of. And they pull back, and you can see the ocean. You can see it just flies.

[D]

It's their reconnaissance squad.

[B]

Those guys were scared to death. Like, oh, my God. It's like hitting a beehive. They're gonna come kill us now.

[C]

What have we done?

[D]

They're shooting at us. Get them, boys.

[C]

We have cut number four. We have some audio here from the committee.

[B]

I'm not to the conclusion that I believe that there are aliens coming from another planet, but I'm open to that. And I think that it's our responsibility, especially when we're seeing that we have a government that is actively blocking information from us.

[E]

There is something out there and we.

[B]

Should know as the people. What it is, is, are you scared for your safety?

[E]

That's a complicated question.

[B]

So being here today, if I say the wrong word, technically, I can be charged with espionage. Espionage is a death penalty.

[E]

Whistleblowers have faced it.

[B]

Death penalty. Okay.

[D]

They went right down the line. Does this scare you?

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

The answer was yes.

[C]

Yes, it does scare me. We have. We hit it with a Hellfire missile.

[D]

And it bounced and they chased it away.

[C]

They chased it away. And they sent off three more little ones.

[B]

Jennifer Bohem. Bomb. Bam.

[E]

Yes, Bohem.

[B]

Do you know why we're calling you?

[E]

I don't.

[B]

Did you sell your car to give me the VIN?

[E]

I did.

[B]

What did you sell us?

[E]

2020 Chevy Colorado.

[B]

Okay. Where do you live?

[E]

I live. I think when I told you the house. I lived in Pascian, Mississippi. I live in Diamond Head, Mississippi now.

[B]

Okay. Is that just right down the road. Take a left at the trailer in the rusty barn. And that dog barking. Yeah, well, I've got a problem with the car and I wanted to talk to you about it. Okay, So I gave it to you. I gave you 19,000 for it. It had a payoff. It had a payoff of 22,5. We paid off the payoff and you sent us a check for the difference and we sold it for 18,5. So after shipping and all that, we lost some money. And I just didn't know if you. If you wanted to pay us the difference.

[E]

No, not particularly.

[B]

Okay, well, I might make it worth your while to pay us the difference. I'm going to try to shame you into this. This is a good ending to the story, by the way. You're going to like this. Actually, you're going to like this a lot. What do you do for a living?

[E]

I work at a non profit.

[B]

Okay, so you're a good person.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

You do good deeds. What. What do you do?

[E]

We investigate child abuse cases.

[B]

So were you aware of the sweepstakes that Give me the VIN's been doing once a month?

[E]

Yes, I believe it was mentioned to me.

[B]

And what was mentioned to you? Do you remember anything about it?

[E]

I was told we would be entered in the drawing or sweepstakes, whatever, but I don't recall the amount.

[B]

Well, it's 25 grand. And you won. Yeah. Seriously?

[E]

Okay. That's exciting.

[B]

It should be. Well, will that make a difference in your life?

[E]

Yes, absolutely. All right.

[B]

Well, congratulations. People say car dealers are crooked and lie all the time, but we give away 25 grand to random folks. And in this case, it worked out great because she's do gooder.

[C]

Awesome. You just won $25,000.

[B]

I lost 1200 on your truck after. Expensive. You want to give it back?

[E]

It keeps going up.

[B]

No, no, no. You got to figure. So we had to ship it, we had to clean it.

[C]

Stop it. What are you going to do with that money? Do you have any plans?

[B]

What?

[C]

What would you do with $25,000?

[E]

Well, we just bought a new house and our other house hasn't sold yet, so. Yeah, that actually helps us a lot. And my husband's in law enforcement, so.

[B]

Two decent people, two Do Gooders.

[C]

Really good doers.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

All right, well, I'm going to put you on hold. He'll get you in. We already have your information, but we will get this lined up. And I need to do it like a zoom video with you or something. Like, we'll send you the check so that I can use it for advertising, for lack of a better term, because we're giving all this money away. We need people to understand that it's real because nobody believes. Nobody believes it's real, and it is real.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

Thank you, Jennifer. Yes, ma'. Am.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

Good job.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

You can go to givemetheven.com and you do get entered in the sweepstakes and you do win 25 grand. That's cool that we got two do gooders that we're giving away to.

[C]

That's fantastic.

[B]

8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. Grand Prairie, Texas. Your brother passed away and you have three vehicles. I'm gonna put you on hold. When we get back, we're gonna talk about it. Okay? All right. You there? Can you. All right, hang tight. We're gonna break for. For a song, and we'll come.

[A]

Broadcasting live from the Wolf radio studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf show, presented by givemetheven.com Hit him up now. 800, 800 radio 1, 800, 800 radio. And check out the podcast at jcwshow.com or john claywolf.com the John Clay Wolf Show, America's number one Saturday morning show.

[B]

Friend of mine.

[A]

Good to say that now, John Clay.

[B]

Wolf, friend of mine, Ed Bolian from VIN Wiki. If you're a car geek, you might know what that is. But he's got a huge YouTube presence and he did a report on some cars and auction prices.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

I watched it last. I was like, that's really good. And so I asked him to call in. He's going to call in in about 10 minutes.

[C]

Overall, what the market's doing.

[B]

Yeah. But on the. I call them spaghetti cars. Lamborghinis, Ferraris, like spaghetti West. I see what you did. Yeah. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. But, yeah, he pointed out some facts that I saw it happening, but I didn't think about it because I was at pebble beach when it was happening. I didn't think about it. Like, he broke it down, guys. Pretty smart on those spaghetti Westerns. 8008-0072-3480-0800 radio. See anything in the news?

[C]

There's fun viral videos going around. This is kind of a. An interesting one. You got to listen very carefully when you're checking in to the airport. There's a new viral video of a couple checking in. Two women boarding in It. They almost got on the wrong plane when they were checking in. They said, we're going to Nice. Like, Nice, France. Okay. We're going to Nice. The agent thought they said Tunis, which is Tunisia. North Africa. Different continent.

[B]

Slow down. I was listing, but not close enough. Is this private or commercial?

[C]

This is commercial.

[B]

Okay, so there's. Where are we going?

[C]

Where are you going? They said Tunis.

[B]

Okay.

[C]

And the lady thought they meant Tunisia instead of Tunis, France. So they almost. They were about to go on to the wrong continent. And here's actually audio of them finding out they're on the wrong flight. Cut number five.

[B]

Is this going to Nice? Yeah. I thought you said two. Nice.

[C]

Nice, which is in France.

[E]

That's why you confused me. You're not going to France, right?

[B]

Yeah. Yeah, we are.

[E]

You are going to France.

[B]

Is that where this is going? Wait, wait, where is this going?

[E]

Tunisia. In Tunisia.

[B]

Oh, my God, Britney, he misheard us. Where's Tunisia?

[E]

In North Africa. You know, we're going to North.

[B]

Where are we going?

[C]

Get off. Get off the plane.

[B]

Africans. Ooh, this is exciting.

[C]

This could be fun. Let's keep going.

[B]

I think.

[D]

I think that's where Paul McCartney went to record. Band on the Run. Tunisia. They got mugged the first day.

[C]

Seriously?

[B]

Yeah.

[D]

Ian Linda and Denny Lane, just the three of them went down.

[C]

You would think Paul McCartney go with security anywhere he'd go.

[D]

Well, I think there are parts of Tunisia that are pretty fancy. While he was there, he met Dustin Hoffman and James Coburn and some other celebrities. You know, Tunisia, Tunisia. And. And it's where they filmed the desert Tatooine scenes in Star Wars.

[C]

I didn't know that because it was.

[D]

So damn cheap to film there.

[C]

Yeah.

[D]

Yeah. There's your Tunisia facts for the day, folks.

[B]

You know, I. We get on the airplane, and I'll sometimes make three or four stops in one day. Sure. Until. And I'm really bad about changing the schedule because it's all about what deal do I need to go tend to. Sure. And this guy's available, so, boom, go to his area. And there was a day that, like, we're going to Nashville, Charlotte, and Atlanta and home.

[C]

It's all kind of the same direction.

[B]

And we landed, and I. I changed it on him a couple of times, and we landed at the wrong place.

[C]

I bet they love that.

[B]

Yep. They really don't. We land, and I was like, where are we? I mean, I said, this doesn't look like Nashville. And that's not what you said. You just said, charlotte. I'm like, no. So now before we take off, it's like, go through. Why are you rolling your eyes?

[C]

You're part of this.

[D]

That's just crazy.

[B]

I was like. So like we talked about, we're going to Lubbock, Texas. Yes, we're going to Lubbock, Texas. Okay.

[C]

That's part of the checklist.

[D]

Say it back to me, please.

[B]

Right.

[C]

You only have to do that once.

[D]

That would suck. You know, with my kind of deal on, something like that, unless I was going to see somebody specifically, I'd probably just. I'd probably just stay in Charlotte.

[B]

No, I mean, I had a heavy schedule, that.

[D]

Right, right.

[B]

Anthony and Jersey. Is this a coupe or a sedan? Anthony, New Jersey. C63. Mercedes C43. I mean.

[E]

Yes, sir.

[B]

Is this a coupe? Is a two door, four door?

[E]

It's a sedan, four door.

[B]

Okay, and what color is.

[E]

Is gray? Graphite Gray.

[B]

Mm. Does it have a clean car? Right, so he's got a 19 Ben's C43 four door with 49,000 miles on. Does it have a bad carfax? Does it have any bad marks on the carfax? Any damage history? Any minor. Any. Anything?

[E]

It's got one minor guy back in that curb did a splitter. That's it.

[B]

28 grand.

[E]

The same offer from Carmax and our boys over at Auto house in Trenton.

[B]

Well, you've got three opinions and they're all saying the same thing. If it didn't have the miner on it, I'd knock them off. But with the miner, that does hurt me, which is silly, but it's true. And I've got to stick there. So I'll give 28 grand. I'm gonna bet this is Ed because it says North Cross, Georgia.

[E]

Hey, John, how are you?

[B]

Good morning. Hey, I was. This is Ed from Vinwiki. He's got this real. He's got a huge YouTube following and he geeks out on cars and specifics, like, deeper than most people. I mean, it's not for mass appeal, but for car people, they really like it. Ned, you did a report on your page on your YouTube channel about car prices at pebble beach and on specifically spaghetti cars is what I call them. Like, remember spaghetti westerns? So Lamborghinis, Ferraris, etc. Now what? Can you give our listeners a couple of highlights of the crazy movements on some of these cars? Because I want to figure out why. And I was in your report. You really didn't know why either?

[E]

Yeah, because there's a lot of competing factors and our focus has really been on the values of cars built between 1990 and 2010. Those are the cars that the people that grew up falling in love with them I through the pages of DuPont registry or need for Speed or Gran Turismo, Top Gear Cribs, all these things kind of culminate in a fascination of supercars of that vintage. And we've seen a lot of movement in those cars over the last five years. Really that was kind of the focal point of the surge of values in the early days of COVID to 2020 to 2022. But what we've noticed, you know, in the last 18 months is a lot more uncertainty, partially due to how inflated it sort of felt like a lot of those cars were. And so people have been fearful about how the softening of the supercar market really looks because we certainly noticed that SF 90s and 296s and 750s and Huracans and Aventadors and Revueltos are all softening pretty rapidly more than we would generally expect brand new supercars from Ferrari, McLaren and Lamborghini to do. But the more interesting thing is really in the Ferraris and between the auctions at pebble beach and some recent results on bring a trailer, we're seeing some of these cars just bring astronomical money relative to the estimates, relative to expectations and relative to very recent comps.

[B]

25% and in some cases 100% over correct.

[E]

Yeah. So for instance, the last week There was a 2004 Ferrari 360 challenge for Raleigh on bring a Trailer. A very nice car, 4,500 miles silver, which generally is a bad resale color for Ferrari. But people are trying to buy non red cars. And you know, that's a high twos, low threes car in everybody's thought. And it does 603,000 bucks. And it's just, you know, this is a very competitive, very public environment that does impact it. And if it was just one of these things happening, you would assume that somebody just has 20 of them stashed away the way Kerio Motors has 20 pista spiders and they're trying to manipulate that market. But it's happening.

[B]

Speaking of market manipulators, Ed knows plenty about that with stick mercy logos. But go ahead.

[E]

I do a double bit about that. Some people are just doing it wrong. But you know, we also saw last month a 16M which is a 2009 Limited Run. There's 499 cars, which is not ultra rare, but it's plenty rare by modern limited production standards. 16M brings $825,000, which once again is like twice what anybody would have thought.

[B]

So. But did you. Did you see where I was bidding on that repo car In California, that F40? The one. The one that was sold at the court. So that car sold for three? Roughly three. Yeah, it was 3 million bucks, I think has 7,000 miles on it. We figured it needed $50,000 worth of service. Would that have been a buy on this new thing? Because that was like a week before all this happened.

[E]

It would have been, well, it would have been thought to be strong money because a decent driver, quality F40 has been $2 million for about two years. And a great car has been three.

[B]

Right.

[E]

And then at two separate auctions, two different mechanically needy, just based on being stale but relatively low mile F40s at Monterey auctions bring 3.8 independently. And so all of a sudden there are no more 2 million. There are no more 2 1/2 million dollar F40s. They are just to the moon. And that was confounding because we are not in a season where it really matters what Ferraris you have in your app. So for the last 36 months, it mattered a lot because everybody was vying for F80 allocations. They're once every 10 years kind of hypercar level offering. But the car comes out with a hybrid V6 for $4 million. They're going to make a lot more of them. They're obviously going to make a convertible version. It's a lot less limited and people were a lot less excited about it. And so they actually struggled for the first time in their history to allocate those cars. Now they're all sold. They found people to pay it. But it was not the enthusiasm of the LaFerrari or the Enzo F50 F40. And so a very, very different world. And so to watch the supercars, like those F40s, like Ralph Lauren yellow, one of three F50 do nine and a quarter is wild.

[B]

Guys, he's talking in short form because he's a car man. And like I said, I use the word geeky. Like this is very high focused topic we're talking about. And if this appeals to you, go to YouTube and get on Vinwiki, because this is what Ed does. He knows this stuff. Speaking of, I've got you on the phone real quick. I bought a 5000 mile yellow with yellow guts, factory manual. Mercy. God, what year is it? You probably already know. You know everybody's cars.

[E]

No, five, I think.

[B]

Yeah, see, he knows. He Keeps up with it. But, you know, I gave. I gave. I gave 575 for it. And I might be. I might be fluffing that a little bit, but, you know, I am a car dealer. But of course, you know, if you could, the. The guy that I bought it with said he had it down. And I haven't seen a check yet. You know, that goes. I mean, he's a good guy. Everybody's cool. But, you know, I've been holding this for a month, and I haven't seen a check for the guy that's gonna buy it. So if you have a guy that would like to buy it, give me a call. You know my number. Because it's not a car that's gonna sell it in my auction lane. And, And, And I've got a good one, but it's got the yellow seats in the yellow console on the. In the inside. I saw that one that sold on soma the other day for like 523, but it had 13,000 miles, had black guts. This one's yellow. Yellow. I think I got a good car, but I need. I need a guy like you that. That knows everybody to help me sell it. If you know anybody, let me know. All right, then. Wiki Ed bullion, always a pleasure. I've got to go to break. I got the big light blinking at me.

[E]

Have fun. Great talk to you.

[B]

Thank you, man. We'll be right back. Is the lightning round next?

[C]

Yes, sir.

[B]

Hey, we handle heavy cars, big ones. I say it, you guys don't understand it. I mean it. We handle a lot of heavy cars, but it's not for everybody. But if you're a heavy car, heavy means expensive. Over a hundred.

[E]

Sure.

[B]

Way over 100 in some cases. Like I was the backup. Better on that F40 at 295.

[E]

Wow.

[B]

Anyway, call in 8008-0072-3480-0800-7234, 800, 800 radio. Dan the wild man from California with a 76 Caddy. I see you sitting there. You're the only guy on hold. We have room for more if you want to call in during the break and I'll bid your car on the air on behalf of America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com.

[A]

Now back to the John Clay wolf show, presented by givemethevit.com hit him up right now. 1, 800, 800, radio. 1, 800, 800 radio. This is the John Clay Wolf Craig in Colorado.

[B]

You've got a 1990454 SS Chevy pick them up. Truck with 47,000 miles on it. Black rig I'm sure. And on a scale of 1 to 10, how nice is it?

[E]

Nice.

[B]

Okay. I bought one of these at auction for 25 about two months ago. I think a 40,000 mile with it. So I'm probably right there. Mid 20s. I made like 25. You think 25 grand? Yeah. You know if it had 12,000 miles it'd be worth upper 30s.

[E]

A little more.

[B]

Yeah. And then you get into like. Hey, I just. But it's kind of like what Ed was talking about a minute ago. He's talking about really special cars. Like people that take away from that like oh my God, my Ferraris were so much more. No, that's not true. It's the super special ones that are going up crazy. And I had a 12 mile car at a 12 mile 454 SS that I sold for 65 about a year ago.

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Yep.

[B]

But a 47,000 mile was gonna be mid 20s.

[E]

Okay, I'll upload some pictures on there and show you exactly what it's like. It's in really good condition.

[B]

Perfect. Is, is it all stock? Because anything that's done non factory hurts them. Okay, good. Yeah, I'd like to try to buy it. Let's go to givemetheven.com and load it up. I'm gonna jump to the next one. Dan the man. Dan the wild man. 76 Cadillac Mirage so guys, this is a Coupe de Ville that is cut into an El Camino. That's what a Cadillac Mirage is. And they were built by Gene Winfield. I looked at a. I see you want 60,000 for it. Is that right Dan?

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That is correct.

[B]

Okay, so if you go to classic.com and look at the last two comps and I'm sure you looked at the bring a trailer comp at 45 also. And I saw it but in last December Mecha Motto Auctions Kansas City Hammer price 5700 Mecham Ottawa on the same car, a 76 Mirage Mecham Auto Auction 2024 Kansas City so this guy had two of them in Kansas. One was yellow, one was burgundy. Hammer price 6500.

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I'm totally cognizant of that. Of the 208 Mirage Cadillac gene built this. This is the only one he personally owns. Second of Gene's 94 year plus career. This was the third to the last Gene Winfield paint job. So my car's historical in the aspects of that part of it. The only one he personally owned, drove, etcetera the car is restored. I have a new build done leather interior in the car. I have all the nice wire wheels. And as for the cars you're referring to, I know everything about every Mirage.

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Okay, well I know that Gene Winfield is not Elvis Presley and the celebrity factor you're giving him is too much.

[E]

Okay, well that's the place I'm asking. And if you, you're more than welcome to turn it down to your money.

[B]

Yeah, I hear you. I. I can't wait. I'm it. I'm seeing him sell for six and you're wanting 60.

[E]

You're looking at one of the guy had stored it stored in his warehouse for years. Just if you notice on the Mecham write up it says not guaranteed to run.

[B]

Right.

[E]

Okay. Not registered. Etc. Okay. And you keep looking. Look at the silver and the black one on the Internet they went in the 40s, high 40s and high 50s.

[B]

Have you tried to put it on bring a trailer yet?

[E]

Have not.

[B]

I think that's your next move because I'm not going to gamble up at that high hoping that they love Gene Winfield story as much as you. I just, it's just. I mean, would I give 20 grand for it? Maybe. But a lot of times those, those bets don't work out. I make a lot of these bets and they don't work out. I mean, you know, it just doesn't. It's a, you know, hey, if you take my hundred dollars and go to the casino and put it on the craps table, I promise you it's gonna roll craps and you're gonna double your money. But then when it doesn't, you look at me say, well, I'm sorry, I was wrong. I. If I'm gambling, I need some odds better than my favor. I fully thank you. My name is John Clay Wolf of My Cars. Weird crazy cars too on the radio from cool guys like y' all and gals all over the United States of America. Good morning America. We will be right back with more of the John Clay Wolf show. Brought to you by America's best car buyer. Givemetheven.com.

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The Police. So lonely. Best song ever. Love it. 800800 Good Morning America. How are you? My name is John Clay wolf. We got J.D. ryan, we've got Bobbo, we've got DJ Pre K. And you riding along here with us in your car or sitting on your couch watching us on your television screen on YouTube. The live feed. You can get [e-mail] I think you've been busy.

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Can I ask you a really quick question?

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Sure.

[C]

You have the Guy Ed from VinWiki.

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Vin Wiki, like Wikipedia of Vin.

[C]

Right. You had him on just a little bit ago.

[B]

Yep.

[C]

And what is. What does he do? What is he. How do you make money with vinwiki or does he do something else? Totally.

[B]

Well, he had a different. It was interesting. He wanted to be the Wikipedia of VIN numbers, where people would go in and take these VIN numbers on these cars and write the stories. I own this. I know the guy that owned this. And. And create almost like a Carfax competitor. And it didn't really work.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

So they were bored and they started streaming YouTube and doing car stories. Kind of geeked out car stories for almost like Dungeons and Dragons kind of people.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

Getting like, listen to that guy minute ago. It's almost like listening to a chemist. Right. They're just so detailed in. So how do they make their money? Yeah, he makes some money buying and selling cars, but he really makes his money being a YouTuber.

[C]

Really?

[B]

Yeah. So I'll pull him up. He's got 2.15 million subscribers. Here's the rule of thumb on this stuff. Take a million views on a YouTube video, not a short, but a long video in 10 minutes or so, or 20 million views equals $10,000.

[C]

Okay? So I get a million views in a month. I get a check for 10 grand.

[B]

To get a million views on that video. That video you get $10,000 once you get to the point that you're monetized. Most people aren't monetized. Once you get good enough, they'll say, okay, congratulations, now you're monetized. And then YouTube sets up your CPM, which is cost per million. But it's really the value of your viewers. Like the economic are your view. Here's what it's all about. Advertising. Now you're watching YouTube, it stops to do an ad, Right?

[C]

Right.

[B]

So the person that put the ad there paid YouTube to put the ad on there. What is the value, the collective of your audience? What is their conversion rate on advertisers? Do you have a very influenceable audience for the advertisers? They can charge those advertisers more. Therefore you as the YouTube channel operator get more. You like at a 25 cpm or a 35 cpm or like, I think I have a 12 dollar cpm. Okay, so guys with a $35 cpm get more than 10,000 per million. I don't know what his is, but. So here, here's a video. We bought three cheap sports cars for the price of one or something. 1.2 million views. Figure Ed got 10,000. Okay, okay, 742,000 views. 550,000 views. You just do the math. Off the 10,000 per million, here's one from five years ago. That's 6.5 million views. 60 grand. 60 probably with him is probably more like 75 with the CPM being higher. So the one neat thing about that video is. So a year, that was five years ago. What did it have a year ago? 700,000. It keeps growing. It keeps. It's like writing a song that keeps paying you a royalty. I believe that YouTube is paying out about 10% to the creators of the amount of money they bring in from the advertisers.

[C]

Okay, how does YouTube figure out that I'm a good viewer that's gonna buy your product?

[B]

Because everybody's got a digital footprint or thumbprint. Okay, you're rich, you're. You buy other things, you've clicked through to ads, you've done business.

[C]

Okay, that makes sense.

[B]

Yeah. All those metrics. And that's what's happened in network television and that's what's happened to radio is. It's all measurable now. And they put, they've taken the producers and given them record deals. You get to where you're monetized with YouTube, then you can start getting paid. Let me look at a couple others. Cletus McFarlane, have you heard of him?

[C]

Nope.

[B]

Okay, so he is a redneck from Florida and he's a NASCAR driver and he's funny, okay? And he does YouTube videos. He has 4.5 million subscribers, okay? And that means people click the subscribe button that they get fed his videos at the front of their feed. Here's one. 2.1 million views. 2.6 million views. 2.8 million views. So his views per subscriber ratio is higher. 3.7 million views. A million views. A million views. This guy's making a lot of money. However, let's go to Whistling Diesel. Has anybody ever heard of that?

[C]

Nope.

[B]

It's another YouTube channel. Another crazy redneck kid that does stupid stuff on the Internet. Blows stuff up, takes a supercar out and drives it in the middle of a. Of a cornfield and burns it. I mean, so they have production costs just like movies that cost $20 million. These guys have a lot of production cost because they keep upping the ante to get more views. So it's not all profit. Let's see. 1.2. I'm talking about whistling DC camping overnight in my killdozer. Do you remember the Killdozer? Yeah. Story. Well, he made another one, or maybe he bought the Killdozer, but I think he made one. So he camped overnight in his killdozer, and it got 3.6 million views. So he made $40,000 on that.

[C]

Jesus.

[B]

Whistling Killdozer grand reveal. World's first 6 million views.

[C]

And how do you break through? How do you. It's so much.

[B]

Dude, we've been doing this for two years, and we're just now starting to get traction. And you have to pay people to do this. So our YouTube. Check this. A month will be 10 grand.

[C]

As a company, we'll make 10 grand for the people watching us on YouTube.

[B]

YouTube's gonna pay GMTV Media $10,000 for the performance of its videos. We have one going up today in 15 minutes.

[C]

Okay.

[B]

Last week, we put one up two weeks ago. That's been my fastest performing yet, and it's at almost 700,000 views.

[C]

That's awesome.

[B]

Yeah, that's really good.

[C]

Really good.

[B]

And then we've had a couple more that are 8 and 6, but I've only had a couple of hits. Hits. It's like. It's. It's very like songwriting.

[C]

Yep.

[B]

And. But then once you get some hits and the algorithms, like, this guy's writing some hits, we're gonna push it to more people and more people.

[C]

So it's got balls.

[B]

It's just like trying to be in a band.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

How hard is it to get in a band at 53 years old and hit. It's hard. So what does it take to get one of Those silver placards? 100,000 subs subscribers. But here's another problem. This People are not subscribing as much as they used to because the AI and the algorithms are getting so good at feeding people what they want, they don't have to subscribe to get notified to get the. It's happening automatically. So, like, on Instagram, the followers in the views, the. The subs and the follower counts are coming down because the people aren't clicking it anymore because they don't have to, because it can read your mind and know what you like. You like big booed Asian gals. Here's some more big boobed Asian gals. You like them in pink bikinis. Here's another one in pink bikinis. You're not having to click because it knows. I will admit I pay the monthly fee so that I don't have to watch the commercials. So I don't know how that works, but this is the. So then you've got the. The beast of it all, which is Mr. Beast. And his production costs on his videos are. They're that of a network television. Really? Oh, my God, J.D. like, he's millions and millions and millions of dollars. It's turned into. It's. It's. It's turned into TV and movie production. His staff. His staff is. I mean, Rollins, he's got five full timer.

[C]

Jesus.

[B]

Because he got in a fight with Discovery, he had to do this. And he's like, I'm gonna go full blown YouTube and we're gonna do it right. And I've learned a ton from them. I bet. So. And it's inspired me to do more because if you have a brand attached to it, think about how much money we spend on radio commercials.

[C]

Oh, my God, I do know that number.

[B]

Okay. If you can build this up and entertain people and you can have product placement of your brand. Give me the VIN bought this. Give me the VIN bought that. And you've got millions and millions of millions of views. You're not having to buy all that damn advertising anymore. So what's the production value that I've been with Richard on buys when I'm like, dude, don't give 20 grand for that. That's five grand too much. He's like, this car is going to score on YouTube. We'll make an extra. The extra five grand I'm paying for the car will get absorbed in the YouTube money.

[C]

That makes sense.

[B]

It's just TV product.

[C]

You have to just calculate that into the deal.

[B]

Yeah. So it's just a whole different medium. And I'm telling you, this is going to kill network television. It already is. But it really is because the older folks are not. Not into it as much as the youngers. Yeah, but it's happening.

[C]

I watch YouTube exclusively.

[B]

Really?

[C]

Absolutely.

[B]

Is that right?

[C]

Almost. I never go to network television. Never.

[B]

Except for sports. And you're not a sports guy.

[C]

I'm not a sports guy.

[B]

But guess who aired the Chiefs game last week?

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YouTube.

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And guess who they brought on during the halftime? Their stars. Oh, no. They brought their Mr. Beast up. They brought their whistle and diesel up. I don't know if they brought. So they're doing the same format that abc, NBC and CBS did. Hey, you can watch Jerry Seinfeld at 7 o' clock on Thursdays. And here he is on the sidelines with us. Jerry, what are you doing here at the game? Well, you're paying me to be here. You know, that's the answer. And they're doing the same thing. The playoff game with the Chiefs, it was on YouTube. TV. Yeah, right, right. Paramount. I watched a game the other day on Paramount streaming.

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This is a Amazon Prime Thursday.

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Hollywood is done. It's got cancer.

[C]

Yeah.

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In his terminal.

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I would hate to be the TV networks now at this time.

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Why do you think Discover. We had a mini discovery. Like we want to do this show, but I mean, we're good. I think we're trying to sell it.

[C]

Yeah.

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Warner Brothers didn't know Paramount sold after a gazillion years. It's. It is changing.

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I'll tell you. I'm living the impact you're talking about because I live remotely and there's no antenna is going to get me stations down north.

[C]

Yeah.

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And so I'm streaming everything I have to. It's the only way I can get football games.

[B]

So we try to put out a video every week at noon on Saturdays. And we've been doing it about three times a month. It's a lot of work.

[C]

It's a lot of work.

[B]

And then I'm so busy. And if you don't take the time to do it right, it's not any damn good.

[C]

No.

[B]

Like, we did this one this week and I'm like, it's fine, but it ain't gonna hit. It's not gonna hit. It's gonna be okay. It's gonna get 60,000, 150,000 views. But because you know, if you take the time to do the production and map it out, almost like you're on a. Not almost like you're on a set. You do this. You take the Chevelle down here. We took three passes at that turn to spin out.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And you do this and we're gonna go here and we're gonna get her and get this. You start turning into. It takes. It takes a day.

[C]

It takes a long.

[B]

It takes a long time. And I've got one guy shooting, editing and producing the whole thing and he needs help. So now. So now we're doing better. I'm like, well, we gotta keep. We gotta do better, right? Well, you need to get you another editor. The editing takes forever. He's working right now. He's got 10 minutes before this thing goes live at noon on the John Clay Wolf YouTube show. I guarantee you he is struggling right now to get this and he started on it last Saturday and you know.

[C]

Much faster editing is now than it was 20 years ago.

[B]

Oh, it would have taken forever because you used to do this for a living.

[C]

Yeah, on tape.

[B]

So that's my YouTube story. Y. I hope that help.

[C]

That's exciting. Yeah, that's once again exciting. It's also like just overwhelming in a way.

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You know, it hurts our channel.

[C]

What?

[B]

The. The podcast, the live stream we're doing right now. Why? Because we have. It's four hours long.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

And it's limited. You know, it. It only has. It'll get 10,000 views. Right. So it screws up the algorithm. So what you really need to do is if you're going to do long form podcasts, you need to put them on a different YouTube channel so it doesn't screw up the one you're doing the good the produce videos on. Yep. We'll be back in a minute. My name is John Clay Wolf by Carcel Radio for America's best car buyer. Give me the vin dot com.

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Hey, the John Clay Wolf show has what you need. Hit them up. 800, 800 radio. The John Clay Wolf Show.

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Saturday football, Sunday football, Friday night. Lights are over. Turley A. M. Notre Dame, who you got?

[E]

Oh, you want to get right to the pick, huh?

[B]

Yep.

[E]

No, wait. No, you don't want to talk about. You're going 0 and 4 last week.

[B]

Oh, I did not realize I went 0 and 4 last week. I missed that point. So you're up by six. So I owe you six times 25.

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Yeah, I'm six and two for the year. You're two and six.

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Ouch.

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So you're only 100 down right now. It's okay.

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Okay.

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It's a long ways to go.

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All right. It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll.

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Yeah. All right, we'll start off with number six, Georgia at 15. Tennessee at 3:30 on ABC. George is a four and a half point favorite. John. Ken. The Vols finally knock off the Bulldogs.

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Yes.

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Because I mean give me. I'll give you a little couple stats here real quick. Georgia's dominated this series. They the in at UT Stadium. At Tennessee Stadium. They won the last four matchups by 30 points. Georgia has. It's called Nealon Stadium by the way.

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Right. You're such an Aggie queer. Now you're calling Tennessee UT Just a jack with Longhorn fans.

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Oh, of course.

[B]

Right. I heard it.

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I Originally. Ut.

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I caught it. I caught it. I caught it. His kid goes to A and M and now he's nagging. Okay, I'm taking a lot of money.

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I'm spending. I gotta go where my money's at.

[B]

I'm taking Tennessee with the points.

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All right, you can have that.

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Okay.

[E]

Yeah, I'm sorry to that. You're doing that only because of the bean counter, Jeff Carr for Give Me the Vin is a UT guy. I. I get you. I feel you there. But I'm gonna go with Georgia. They're gonna win and cover the spread on that one, so. All right, the next game, number 18, South Florida, and number five, Miami. Yeah, I know. We were talking about South Florida Bulls. Can you believe it? They're like the early Cinderella story. They could be the next tcu. Maybe. We'll see. Carson Beck for Miami looked really good, right? Looked under control the past couple games.

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What's the line that, like 12 or 18?

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The spread is 14 and a half. I'm sorry, 16 and a half. Miami's favorite, right? I mean, Ken, the running game for the Bulls. Because that's what they've been doing so far. Generate enough to win. You want me to go first or you want.

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You can go first.

[E]

I'm gonna go. Miami wins, they're gonna win. But I don't think they're gonna cover the spread, though. That's too many points.

[B]

So what are you saying? You're just talking in circles.

[E]

So Miami wins, but they're not going to cover the spread? They're favored by 16 and a half.

[B]

So what's your line offer, Reverend Austin?

[E]

You think they're gonna. Do you think they're Gonna win by 16 and a half?

[B]

Well, you don't. So move it down. I know Miami's gonna win. I mean, Miami winning that. Duh.

[E]

So by 16 and a half.

[B]

No. Okay, so we see it, right?

[E]

Yeah. Okay. Do you think Miami wins by 14?

[B]

No.

[E]

I'm gonna let you take that.

[B]

Okay. I think Miami wins, but I don't think they went by 14.

[E]

Okay.

[B]

All right.

[E]

All right. Of course.

[B]

Who's writing this down? So I don't want Turley to cheat.

[E]

Yeah, it's recorded.

[B]

Oh, that's right. Okay.

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Number 16, Texas A M at number eight, Notre Dame. 7:30 on NBC. Game of the week, Notre Dame favored by six and a half. I mean, the Irish have Had an extra week of prep to prepare for this game. Aggie's got a good quarterback. They run the ball well. But defense for Notre Dame is really good. And A M's defense is so. So far. You want me to go first?

[B]

He's trying to bait me. He's absolutely trying to bait me.

[D]

He's good at it.

[B]

He is pretty good at it. Yeah. You can go.

[E]

I gotta be quiet. There's a lot of Aggies around here.

[B]

We got two minutes. So we're hard out.

[E]

Unfortunately, A. M. I don't think they're gonna be able to slow down Notre Dame. I think they lose by seven points. I know. My wife's looking at me like, how dare you?

[B]

Right. So my bet's the same as yours. So.

[E]

We gotta move the line.

[B]

Yep.

[E]

Do you think Notre dame wins by 10 points?

[B]

I just wrote down 10, and that's close. I just think it's. I just think it's right here in this range. I don't know what to think. So I will take Notre dame with the 10.

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Damn it.

[B]

Yep. Okay, next we got. We got a minute 26.

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Okay. Last game. Real quick. Eagles achieves NFL game. It's a pick them. So really, just basically, who do you think is going to win, the Eagles or Chiefs on this one? I think the Chiefs there, they don't want to go. Owen too. So I think the Chiefs win this one.

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I'll take the Eagles. And I can't believe I'm doing that against my religion, but Hertz is so good. And, you know, I think that Travis getting engaged to Brittany, I mean, Taylor, I think that that's throwing a mojo over the Chiefs, that's going to screw him up.

[E]

So, I mean, if the teacher is a. If they were as aggressive as Travis was trying to chase her down, they'd be a better team.

[B]

So you are in South Bend and you are going to the game. And it's a 7:30. You're central up there.

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Yeah.

[B]

Take some pictures. Take some pictures. Post them on our Facebook show page.

[E]

For sure. That's great. Tailgating out here. It's beautiful. The campus is beautiful here. So well worth the visit. I'm geeking out right now. Oh, wait. If you have a quick second, Sabrina wanted to ask JD something real quick.

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23 seconds.

[E]

You wanted to ask about the sound bowl healing. She wants to know if you can play sound bowl healings for her spa. J.D.

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You gotta turn his mic on. Sean, Mike's off.

[C]

Yes, absolutely. Of course.

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Sound Bowl Healing by JD Ryan. My name is John Clay Wolf. This is John Clay Wolf show West coast. You get another hour every everybody else, we're out. Remember, watch our YouTube channel. Jason John Clay Wolf show, It's coming up in just a second. And we will see you next Saturday. GiveMeTheEven.com is who buys all the cars go to. Give me the VIN to sell yours now. Thanks. Bye. The memory of my angel could never cause pain Years go by I'm looking through a girly magazine and there's my home angel on the pages in between My blood runs cold My memory has just been sold My angel is the set of hole angel is the set of hole My love runs cold My memory has just been sold angel.

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The John Clay Wolf show has been a presentation of givemetheven.com from the Westwood One radio network. Join us again each and every Saturday right here for the journey John Clay Wolf show.

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