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It begins right now. Another radio program in another day. Today is Tuesday. Welcome to it, friend. Weather for today. Hallelujah. I see a six is the first number in our high temperature today. We're going up to about 60 degrees. Clouds probably mix here and there throughout the course of the day. Tomorrow, sunshine, high 58 degrees. And then on Thursday, maybe a little bit of morning rain in the area. And then on Thursday, maybe a little bit of morning rain in the area.

And the high, near 60 degrees once again. And then we'll dip down a little bit for the Cardboard Classic on Friday. I have about 48, and it's going to be a little cooler. It's grand. And now, Preston and Steve's News Update with Kathy Romano.

And today is Tuesday. It is February 25th. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning. In the news this morning, federal agencies have released additional details about a raid conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Chester County on Friday. The agency said three people who were in the country illegally were taken into custody at Chavros Tires.

The three were arrested for immigration violations and ICE said one of those people had a criminal history for driving under the influence and assault. Photos shared on social media on Friday showed a large number of federal agents operating in a strip mall parking lot in Kennett Square close to the tire shop. The investigation into the business operations is ongoing.

A former college soccer star from Princeton, New Jersey, has been charged with murdering his own little brother and a pet cat over the weekend in an apartment near the campus of Princeton University. Authorities say 31-year-old Matthew Hurchin allegedly used a knife and a golf club to slash and beat his 26-year-old brother, Joseph, to death at about 11.15 on Saturday evening, according to court documents. Your brother. Oh.

Unbelievable. God. Cops went to the four-story high-end Michelle Muse apartment complex off of Witherspoon Street after Matthew called 911 to report a fire and a dead body in the apartment.

The search is on for the person who snatched a puppy from a store in Montgomery County, and the whole thing was caught on surveillance camera. The video shows the suspect entering the Playful Pet Shop in Conchahokan last Monday and showing an interest in a German Shepherd puppy. Plymouth Township investigators say she didn't just run off with the dog right away. She meandered around the store for a short period of time, distracted the employee, and ultimately left the store with the puppy without paying for it. In the video, you can see the suspect eventually picking up the puppy

puppy valued at $2,800 and go down the stairwell to the front door. She left in a red Ford Ranger pickup truck traveling eastbound on Ridge Pike in Plymouth Township. The woman's identity is unknown, but investigators are optimistic that the images of her will help solve the case. If you see the video, it's pretty clear, right? It's pretty clear and you can clearly see her face. So they're asking anyone who sees this and may have any information about this person to contact the Plymouth Township Police Department. In sports this morning. Woo!

Ball tracks are jumping. Ball tracks are jumping. Dig that.

The Sixers lost again, falling to the Chicago Bulls 142-110 last night in South Philly. What the f*** is this? Josh Giddey had 25 points and 16 rebounds with 6 assists as the Bulls ended a 6-game losing streak by cruising to the easy win. The Bulls led by as many as 50 points in the 4th quarter and the Sixers sent the Sixers to their 8th straight loss. Paul George and Kelly O'Brie Jr. each scored 19 points and Tyrese Maxey added 13 as the Sixers lost for the 10th time in 11 games.

They are in New York tomorrow night with a game against the Knicks in Madison Square Garden at 7 o'clock. I don't know who it was, but I heard a reporter say, at some point this has to do with self-respect.

Yeah, that's pretty accurate. The Flyers, who have won two games in a row, are at home to host the Pittsburgh Penguins. The first game of a home-and-home between the two teams is tonight. The puck will drop at 7 o'clock in Clearwater. The Phillies play a great fruit league game on the road today against the Rays. First pitch is at 105. And an unnamed team has proposed to ban the push-push brotherly shove, according to the NFL's vice president of football operations, Troy Vincent.

Diana Rossini of The Athletic reported that the Packers may be the team that has proposed the rule change. The Eagles beat the Packers this season, this past postseason in the wildcard round on their way to the Super Bowl. Talk of banning the tush push came up a couple of

years ago but a rule change proposal never got on the voting floor if the rule change is officially proposed it could come to a vote at the nfl's annual league meeting in palm beach florida next month any rule change proposal would need 24 of 32 owners to sign off on it

And the Eagles are still the Super Bowl champions. And that's what I have for you this morning. Thank you very much, Kathy. We welcome you to another Tuesday morning. We are all set for Cat Tuesday. So if you've had that dream of getting some ink...

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concert announcement coming up at the music news segment probably around 10 o'clock something around that time we will reveal some of the information and uh we're just gonna hang out and let this day come together man 60 degrees our high temperature hello i love that yesterday was great getting outside for a couple of minutes and today even better and uh we're leading up to cardboard classic obviously that's our big thing we only got three more days we'll get through today and then

Two more days and then Friday arrives and then boom, we're on the mountain, man. We'll be in Scranton once again. It's looking like up there, 38 degrees and sunny. Yeah. That's a perfect recipe right there for a cardboard classic. We hope you're going to be able to join us for it. So obviously, we're set for that and we'll take a quick break. Come back in a second. We'll give you something for your time, a stupid question and some entertainment stories. Yeah, those are coming up. We'll be right back.

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So, we're going to ask a stupid question, and we're going to give away four pack of tickets for the Atlanta City Boat Show, which is going to be at the Atlanta City Convention Center the 26th through March 2nd, by the way, so it starts tomorrow. The question for Black History Month is this.

Which show won the 1990 Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series? All right, so it's 1990 Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety, Music, or Comedy Series. 215-263-WMMR. Do a little research on that. Come back with an answer, unless you already know it. We'll see if you get it right.

We'll mention some birthdays while we wait for that call to come in. Today being February 25th. It is Sean Astin's birthday today. Yes, Samwell in Lord of the Rings. Samwise. Samwise, sorry. Where's Samwell from? Oh, Samwell's from Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones, yes.

Sam Wise. I was just having a conversation about this with my wife because they've been showing the movies on HBO. And once you jump in, you're going to watch a good portion of them. And Sam Wise, I think, is...

The most impressive character, you know, because he's kind of yanked out of, you know, obviously people are thrown into things they aren't anticipating. But his turnaround to being this loyal, loyal friend who helps everything happen and is plucked out of really, he could have lived his life unfettered, but he is a true hero. Dude, and...

Sean Astin in Stranger Things. He plays this character called Bob. Yeah. And it's just... It's great. He's just the greatest character. This pudgy lab guy. Spoiler alert.

something not so good happens to him and you're like, really? That guy? So I appreciate when they will pull something like that out of the blue that you're not expecting for a character. But in that case, I'm like, aww. I wanted a few more seasons with him. And he's all up for a Goonies reunion. Yeah. We'll see if that ends up happening. So Sean Astin is 54 years old today. Actress Jamila Jamil.

39 years old today. The Good Place was a big hit for her. She's very beautiful. Beautiful lady, Preston. I'm sorry, does she show up in She-Hulk? Yes, she does. In fact, she's the little used adversary that makes no sense. Actually, when they presented those episodes in the Hulk series, Preston, I believe the word is they premiered with like the third episode. So there was...

A confusion as to who this person was. She appears in that episode in a courtroom battle. All right. And no one quite understood what was going on. Interesting. It was a big ball drop. I liked what I saw of She-Hulk. I just never went back to it. I watched a couple episodes and then I bailed on it. Wasn't a big fan. Too bad because I thought it was, I liked what I saw. But, you know, it's just a glut. Yeah. So she's 39 today. Then you have actor Lee Evans.

He's 61. He's an English actor. And there's something about Mary. He plays a guy that pretends like he has... I don't know if it's... He's epileptic. Like cerebral palsy? He can't walk, but he's...

Totally lying. He's a goofball. He fakes a British accent. He's a great actor. He's been in a bunch of stuff. He's one of those guys where you're like, oh yeah, that guy. He's in The Abyss too, I believe. Is he not? Possibly. I'm not sure. He's in The Fifth Element. I know that. Right, yes. So he is 61 today. Lovely Rashida Jones. She's lovely. Has a birthday, yeah. You know what I love about her? She is attractive.

She's super cute and attractive. You know what I mean? Absolutely. She's adorable. I love her in I Love You, Man. Did you ever watch Angie Tribeca? No. Yeah, which is kind of like a police squad-ish series. Okay. Yeah, very funny. Before I joined you guys at Y100, there was a morning show here at WMMR, and there was a guy that you guys know, and he didn't want to interview Rashida Jones. And so I was like, all right, I'll do it. And so this was probably 2002, 2003 or whatever.

She could not have been a nicer person. I didn't know much about her except that Quincy was her father. She was on a TV show. I think it was called Boston Public or something along those lines. And so Ben didn't want to do the interview afterwards. She kind of became a star and 30 Rocket became a hit for her. He was like, man. He got mad at me for him passing on the interview. That seems weird.

Perfectly in line with that. It was a douche bag. Stupid ass. But I like her more because I got that opportunity from him. Parks and Rec, not 30 Rock. No, you said Boston Public. No, no. He said 30 Rock is another show, but she was on Parks and Rec. Gotcha. So Rashida Jones is 49 years old today. Another lovely girl, Tia Leone. A lovely girl. Was it Tia Leone? Tia Leone. Oh, absolutely.

You want to see her looking pretty sexy in Bad Boys. Yeah, she's beautiful in Bad Boys. And then in... This is from A League of Their Own, I think. Yeah, she's great. She doesn't speak. She has no speaking lines at all in the movie, but she plays on the... She's always against...

The Racine... No, it's not Racine. Who are they? She's on the Racine Bells. The Virginia Vaginas. The Rockford Peaches. Rockford Peaches. Thank you very much. She was always against that. Yeah, so she is 59 years old today. She's also with a deep impact, Preston. That is true. She was in that movie, too. So, we have twins. James Phelps and Oliver Phelps. Yep. The Weasley twins in Harry Potter are 39 years old today. Those guys have sort of...

made a career off of that. They'll do all this stuff for Universal. There are Harry Potter specials that show up, Steve, also on HBO. Why the hell not, right? They do a good job with it. They've completely embraced their characters. Totally, and they should. How often can twins continue to carry on

you know, a career together, and they could do that in that world. If you were presented the option to exist in that world and be an emissary and a global ambassador for Harry Potter and visit the parks and all that stuff, that'd be a hell of a job. God, it'd be so awesome. So they are 39 years old today, and then the last birthday, it's Carrot Top's birthday. Carrot Top, beautiful young lady, Preston. No, he's not beautiful. Well, I don't know. I don't know.

He is tinkered with his face so much it's ridiculous. Yeah, it's weird. It's Greg Giraldo on one of the rows. He turns to Carrot Top and he goes, what the hell have you done? If he's an agent? Nick, I googled it. I tried to search it. I don't know if it was. I'm telling you that the people who were talking about it were not.

At least not like outwardly joking. Maybe it was an inside joke or maybe there was some dry humor there that I wasn't getting. So the gist of it was that somebody was indicating that Carrot Top had now become an agent? It was a comedian who said, my agent is Carrot Top. And the interviewer said, wait, what? And he goes, I don't want to talk about it. He's my agent. And like, that was it. That was it. I don't want to talk about it. That's the kind of agent you want. Someone you're embarrassed to admit is your agent. Wow.

But listen, you gotta address the point that most prop comics just have a very short lifespan and he is still drawing crowds. I'll tell you this. I forget who I saw him in an interview with, but he's kind of a really sort of centered guy and he seems kind of nice and the comedians that work with him and know him know him to be a really good, reliable, loyal friend. I've mentioned this before on his birthday. He had a bit that

cracked me up and he does all prop stuff and it was around the time that do you remember Monica Sellis the tennis player a guy came out and stabbed her on the tennis court and he goes I got a new prototype tennis racket for Monica Sellis it had a rear view mirror on it I'm like

That's great. It was great. It made me laugh. The stuff was inventive. Yeah, so he is 60 years old. Happy birthday. All right, let's see if you know the answer to the question. Which show won the 1990 Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety Music or Comedy Series? And it is Eric that we will go to on the phone. Eric. Eric. Hey, how are you guys? Good, buddy. How you doing, man? Good, good. Excellent. Okay, so what is the TV show we speak of, please?

In living color. That's it. Got it. Hang on, Eric. We're going to give you a four-pack of tickets for Atlantic City Boat Show. Boaters, anglers, and water lovers, get ready. The Discovery Boating Atlantic City Boat Show in partnership with Progressive Insurance is back at the Atlantic City Convention Center February 26th to March 22nd. There's a lot of cop here.

It is the Mid-Atlantic's biggest boat sale with hundreds of boats and exhibitors all under one roof. And you can grab your tickets at acboatshow.com. Set sail for the best deals of the year only at the Atlantic City Boat Show. I'm a big fan of boat shows. Yeah. I never buy a boat, but just going and walking around. Yeah. Looking at the stuff you'll never buy. It's like RV shows. Yeah. Same thing. All right. So.

Speaking of things you'll never buy, a ticket to Fyre Festival 2. Yes, apparently the second installment is coming to this whole thing. You know the story behind this. There are Netflix and Hulu shows about this whole thing and some of the ugliest cheese sandwiches you've ever seen.

Fire Festival 2 will supposedly take place from May 30th to June 2nd at Isla Mujeres off the coast of Cancun. The festival's new website went live offering a limited number of tickets and they range from $1,400 to $1.1 million.

Founder and New Jersey native Billy McFarlane spoke to the Today Show on Monday about his hopes for the new event. He said Fire 2 really isn't about the past.

And it's not really about moi, he said me. It's about taking the vision which is strong. That's when someone says it's really not about the past, it's because it's a checkered past. So in February 2024, he had noted that the next Fyre Festival installment would be held at Coral View Beach Resort.

on the Honduran island of Utila in February of 2025. Well, clearly that's not going to happen. McFarland said Fyre Festival 2 was still happening, but the location and the exact dates have yet to be determined in speaking with the Wall Street Journal in September of 2024. So the festival has found a date and location.

But no musical guests have yet been confirmed. All right. So what can you expect if you fork over a million bucks for the Prometheus package? The Prometheus package. He explained to the Today Show saying, you will be on a boat and have the luxury yachts that we partner with, which will be docked and parked outside the island. And he said, fire is not just about this, like, luxury experience. It's about the adventure. So you'll be scuba diving with me. You'll be bouncing around to other islands and other countries.

countries on small planes.

Yeah. McFarlane, who was raised in the Short Hill section of Milburn, pleaded guilty to wire fraud charges related to the first Fyre Festival and was sentenced to six years in prison in 2018. He was released from prison in March of 2022. I love how he talks about the first Fyre Festival. It never happened. You can't have a Fyre 2 if Fyre 1 never actually happened. It's a solid point. So, did

Did you see either of the documentaries? Nah. There is a point, and I've made this point a number of times. If I know that my inspection sticker on my car is lapsed, I'm like, oh my God, I'm nervous. This guy has none of the infrastructure built for this fire festival. He's tooling around on a jet ski in the harbor like nothing's happening. All the liquor vendors are saying, dude, we have no booze, we have nothing.

It's collapsing in front of him and he's having the best time of his life. They're really great documentaries. I watched Steve both of them as well. And like you just see the cracks starting to appear. Oh, my God. And then you realize that all of it at some point or another was a sham or whatever. But you can also see if you were a customer why you would buy into it. You're like, all right, this looks appealing. It looks amazing. And like you get on those planes and you're leaving from Miami to go to the Bahamas or whatever. It's like, yeah, this is going to be a great party. It's going to be a lot of fun.

And then little by little, it really starts falling apart. I do need to watch it. I never did watch it because I think just pretentious people just...

irk me. They just bother me. But it would have been nice to see this guy get what was coming to him, so maybe I should go back and watch it. Do you know what's sort of weird is he's positioning himself, Preston, as a bridge between the beautiful people and you. And that didn't quite come off. Wow. The Prometheus package does sound inviting. It does. But you don't... It's funny, Preston, because you don't root for him at all. There's not a lot of sympathy for this guy. No.

They touched on him a little bit, Kathy, in Inventing Anna. Oh, yeah. You remember he was like one of the people that shows up at this party with all these just...

people. The Martin Shkreli guy was in there as well. Oh my God, these people all run in the same circle. So anyhow, we'll see how that turns out. Sad news yesterday. Grammy award winning singer Roberta Flack has passed away. She was 88 years old. No cause of death was revealed, but she was diagnosed with ALS two and a half years ago. Just terrible. What an amazing singer though. Amazing singer.

I love this song. I deeply love this song. Beautiful voice. Yep. She is one of the top music stars of the 70s. She had three number one singles in the span of two years. That's huge. So she had this song, Killing Me Softly with this song, and Feel Like Making Love. Another great song. What's the song, the duet she did?

And it's great, and I can't believe I'm having a brain fart. Let me turn this off, make it a little easier to think about. Yeah. I'll go through this. If you think of it, let me know. We'll see if we can find it. I have a warm memory of her because when my dad bought me my first stereo, my Electrophonic stereo, he made a guess on a couple albums to include. He did get Goodbye, A Little Bit Grown, which is one I requested, and got Roberta Flack. Okay.

Killing Me Softly, and it turns out I loved it. I loved it. This is a great song here. It's a great tune. It's a great song!

I haven't heard this in a long time, man. This is all over the radio and up in the head. Just smooth, expert. Steve, were you thinking of Where's the Love with Donny Hathaway? That's it. That's a great song. I love that song. And Donny Hathaway, he offed himself like a couple years after that song. But what a great song. Flack graduated from Howard University. She was 19 years old.

and was a school teacher before launching her singing career in the 60s. In 1969, she released her debut album, but it wasn't until 1972, so three years later, that Clint Eastwood had pulled the song The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face. I like that song. From the LP for his play Misty for Me, for his film Play Misty for Me, and her career took off right after that. And by the way, I think they play the entire song.

While he and Donna Mills, who's the love interest in the movie, are walking along, you know, Monterey, the beach. And it's just this long, the entire song. So she said, through the years, I've sung that song, talking about the first time ever I saw your face. And it's taken on different stories in my life. And this is interesting. She said, but honestly, at the time it was recorded, I sang it about my cat.

who had just died. That's what that song was about. She said, I love that cat so much and that's the story that I was telling in the recording. That adds another, yes, I always think of playing Misty for me, but I might now think about a cat. So when she was recording that, that's what she thought of. Now, she was not the first person to perform that song, so she didn't

Is that why the lyric, the first time I ever scooped your box is in there? I haven't heard that line in that song. But she wasn't the first person to perform it. She didn't write it either. Lori Lieberman first recorded it in 1971. Flack released her version in 1973. And then it stayed in the number one position for five weeks. Hell of a run.

She continued to gain fame throughout the 70s with her number one hit singles, Killing Me Softly with this song, and Feel Like Making Love. And she was the first and remains the only solo artist to win the Grammy Award for Record of the Year two consecutive years. So it's a huge accomplishment. A documentary about the singer called Roberta premiered at New York's

DOC NYC Film Festival in 2022 ahead of its early 2023 television debut on PBS as part of the American Masters series. And she also published a children's book that told the story of her childhood and the piano that her father gave her called The Green Piano. How little me found music. Apparently her dad found

found the piano at like a junkyard and painted it green and brought it home. And she said it kind of smelled really bad, but they played it anyway, and that's what they learned. What a story. It's a great story. It's awesome. So sad news, but what amazing music, man. All right, so we have some other things. Long-awaited appearance of Boy Meets World star slash adult entertainer Maitland Ward.

On the Pod Meets World podcast, did not disappoint as the Rewatch podcast delved into season six of the show. It was time for season six cast edition Ward to make an appearance on it. Now, one problem, she's been on the outs with podcast co-host Daniel Fischel for years.

While much of the podcast was civil, Ward had some bones to pick, but she found that she had no allies. At various times, she accused Fischel of unfriending her on Facebook, ignoring her on the set of Girl Meets World, and the podcast in general of hating her, and former co-star Ben Savage and the show creator Michael Jacobs.

Fischel, Will Friedle, and Ryder Strong denied all the charges. In fact, firing back accusations at Ward had dragged them through the mud every time she ran into TMZ. While everybody did simmer down a bit, there was a lot to unpack in the episode, and we have a couple of clips to play from this. So this is her and Danielle kind of going at it. Here we go. This is clip one case. Oh, now you want to only talk about the good times. I remember when TMZ

TMZ runs into you randomly on the street. That's the time when you want to drag our names through the mud. But now it should all be about good times. Yes, that is what you have done on multiple occasions. Wow. Okay. And then welcome home. Yeah. Here's a clip of Danielle asking questions about Maitland's previous comments to TMZ. Here we go. Do you listen to the podcast? No, not regularly, but I do listen to the big shows in the past, especially the beginning. At the beginning, I haven't listened to it that much recently. Okay.

I don't understand why this is like a grilling session right now. It's not a grilling session. I'm just asking you questions. These are things you said on TMZ, so I'm just curious. Okay. Are they in the same room? It doesn't sound like it. Maybe it might be a little different. I don't know. I was watching some clips. I watched a bit of Boy Meets World, but they were showing, especially with Maitland Ward, she was like a TNA element on that show. Was she? Yeah. They showed clips of her

Bouncing around in 90s and things like that. And to me, that was like a tween show, wasn't it? Yeah, definitely. Well, maybe they'll sort things out. Who knows?

So fans are giving the trailer for Meghan Markle's reality series With Love, Meghan a little bit of the side eye, saying that it borrows an awful lot from the promo for Pamela Anderson's Food Network Canada cooking series called Pamela's Cooking with Love. So you have With Love, Meghan and Pamela's Cooking with Love.

Posters insisted that there are way too many similarities, including both having similar names, almost identical concepts, language, and overall aesthetics. For example, in both trailers, the women invite friends and fellow cooks into their homes. They try new recipes and master the art of hosting. In her trailer, Markle says, I've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevated.

elevating it, a sentiment strikingly similar to Anderson saying, I love to cook, I just have always wanted to take things to another level. Not that I'm defending anybody here, but there's about a quarter of a million shows that are cooking shows that have that exact same commercial. I agree. I watched both of the trailers this morning and

And while they are similar concepts, the names are a little close to each other. But I don't know how aware everybody is of all the cooking shows out there. How many shows are there? My friend dropped by and we're going to make quesadillas. And looking at the two trailers, Megan's show actually looks...

Production-wise, much better than Pamela's. But they both look like they could be decent shows. Anderson's teaser came out last October, three months before Markle's first trailer had dropped. So some are wondering if they ripped off some of her concept and themes. I don't really know.

Kylie Jenner is covering funeral costs and other expenses for her late hairstylist, Jesus Guerrero. He passed away unexpectedly over the weekend and her cause of death has not been revealed. He was only like, what, 34, 35? Yeah, he was young. So Kylie has been working with his family to transport his body to Houston and spent Sunday comforting them. Jesus, who began working with Kylie in 2019, became a good friend and also styled stars like Jennifer Lopez and Katy Perry.

His sister shared a GoFundMe following his passing to raise money to transport the Los Angeles-based stylist body to Texas. Kim also shared words of support on her Instagram story following the news, saying, my heart breaks for Kylie and everyone who loved Jesus the way that we all did. That's a special relationship, I think, right, Kathy, with your stylist, right? Oh, my gosh, yeah, for sure. They're stylist slash therapist usually, right? Right.

A lot of times, so. None of the songs from Wicked are nominated, but that's not stopping Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande from performing at the upcoming Academy Awards. Their participation was announced yesterday, though no details were released on what they're going to sing. Options include a Wicked medley or any of the iconic songs from the film and perhaps something else entirely. I don't know how... I mean, what would preclude... Yeah.

That from being nominated? Yeah. The music from that? I agree. I mean, that's proven. Those are proven songs. They're not like originals, right? Right, but still were songs like, in other words, West Side Story, the original musical, was made into a movie. Was any of that music nominated simply because it had been on Broadway and been a hit? A good question. I do not know the answer to that. So it's reported that whatever they perform will kick off the broadcast. So that's going to be the open question.

I've watched it twice already. The 97th Academy Awards will air on Sunday on ABC at 7 p.m. Have you watched Wicked? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, I enjoyed it. I was surprised how much I enjoyed it. Colin Farrell may have won big at the SAG Awards for The Penguin, but he's not exactly eager for a second season. And he told Variety backstage of the award show, I don't want it. I don't.

I don't not want it. His struggle is with the outfit. The outfit is a mother effer. So he said, we all left it in the ring in those eight hours. And I would hate to, just because of a quote unquote success, have to go again and for it to be a diluted success.

So I'm in no rush. Here's how they could do it. In season two, they introduce into the penguin's life ozempic, dermabrasion, and a hair weave. Yep, and then he can be himself. So still, he is open to returning under the right circumstances, saying, I have no deep desire to do it. If they think of something that works in conjunction as a parallel to Matt Reeves' cinematic universe, and it's a good idea, I'm open to it. Now,

Now, he is expected to make a cameo in Reeves' highly anticipated Batman sequel film starring Robert Pattinson. So he's not done altogether with the character, but the show, I don't know. Did it end open-ended? Yeah, yeah. So I won't give away clearly now what you just said, you know, that Penguin –

gets what he wants. But, I mean, my God, it was a mother effer of a show. It was terrific. And it ended, well, watch it. Let's just say it's way open-ended. But it can, Steve, really serve as a bridge between the two movies and be just fine with that. Absolutely. And do we know when the second Batman's coming out? Two years from now or something? I think it's...

26, 27. So I just rewatched the Batman again for my 25th time or whatever. I love it. It's so good. I love that world. I love the way the penguin dovetails, no pun intended, with that. So yeah, keep building this world. Speaking of DC films, the DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran...

reaffirmed their commitment to a unified DC University and a press conference at Warner Brothers Burbank. Like they said, we've been unified. We've unified the brand greenlit five theatrical films, made three live action series and are producing five animated series. We've also acquired and distributed a BAFTA and PGA winning documentary. And the studio plans to release three,

Two live action films, one animated film, and multiple TV series per year. That said, as they get up to speed for 2025, we'll only see season two of Peacemaker. Gunn teased a long-term plan that runs for six years during the press conference.

and hinted at a major crossover event in the future, but kept mum on the details. So key upcoming films include Supergirl, Woman of Tomorrow, Clayface, The Batman 2, Swamp Thing, and TV projects on the horizon include Waller, Lanterns,

and Booster Gold. A couple other things I saw as I look into more detail, Steve, I thought this was cool. Movie-wise, they're thinking about doing Sergeant Rock. Yeah, why not? I don't know that character. It was a World War II comic, and I liked it. I remember reading that as a kid.

Yeah, I mean, I was, maybe I read a couple issues, but to me, why not? Flash out that character. So, Zack Snyder met with James Gunn. Oh, really? Yeah, of course, everyone's heads are spinning on what this could possibly mean. Is Snyder going to be refolded back in at some level? So, this Lanterns series, Preston, that's going to be on Max, I think, it's supposed to be,

Like real adult sort of, you know, sober take on. Okay. Yeah, like it's going to be a more adult approach. They're also working on Teen Titans and an unknown movie written by Matthew Orton rumored to be about Deathstroke and Bane. Hey, hey. That could be. I'm intrigued. Zack Snyder. Who knows?

So the terms thriller and retirement home don't often appear in the same sentence. But cast John Lithgow and Jeffrey Rush as the leads, and we're buying some tickets for this. The creepy trailer for a movie called The Rule of Jenny Penn is out. Is this the one you were talking about, Case? It's the one I'm talking about, yeah. It's freaky looking. It is. And the two veteran actors bring the horror as Lithgow plays Dave Crane.

a retirement home resident out to terrorize fellow residents with a sadistic game called The Rule of Jenny Penn, which includes a dementia doll wielded as an instrument of cruelty.

Yeah, it's freaky looking, dude. I watched the trailer and it's going to be very unsettling. Well, you have two powerhouses and the buzz on it's really good. Yeah, and I've spent a lot of time the past couple of years and my mom is in a nursing home and I think this is going to be... And it's so easy to scare them, isn't it? Yes. Yes.

No, actually, I'm a little scared when I go into those places. It's scary. It's sort of a reminder of how life progresses. Yeah, so this is an interesting take on a horror genre film in a retirement home. So we'll see how this plays out. But yeah, you got two really, really great actors. I think it comes out in the next few weeks. I think early March, yeah.

CBS has announced a date for the 2025 American Music Awards. The ceremony will be held in Vegas on Memorial Day, May 26th and broadcast live on CBS and Paramount+. Last AMAs were held in 2022 with the return of the award show. The broadcast moves from fall to spring. I didn't know that. The American Music Awards last time was in 2022. God, did I miss them.

I wonder why they took the last couple of years off. Maybe COVID or maybe it's still... COVID was a while back. I don't know. Dick Clark started the American Music Awards, right? I believe so. Yeah, that was his baby. All right. And then one last thing and then we will get to some clips. Leverage Redemption is coming back for season three this April, the third season.

will run for 10 episodes and will now premiere on Amazon Prime Video after the first two seasons premiered on Freebie. The third season will see the team up against a power broker who is stealing clean water from people as well as deal with a pool hustler, a powerful mayor, and more.

I don't watch this series. Anybody watch this? No. I remember seeing Leverage, but not Leverage Redemption. Yeah, it's the same cast pretty much. There's a guy in there. His name's Christian Cain. I believe that he does have a sister. Thank you.

Is he the one that we had? Yeah. Okay, so, yeah, I know this show. We actually, this is when we were still doing the Camp Out for Hunger in Plymouth meeting. Oh, my God. And we had that actor, Christian Cain, came by for an interview, and Casey brilliantly goes, hey, do you have a sister, Christian? And played the song. Watch out, Christ.

It was great. So this will be Leverage Redemption hits Amazon Prime video on April 17th. All right, we can now roll some clips for you. Sci-fi series Paradise is set in an underground bunker in Colorado three years after a doomsday event. And in this clip...

Chris Marshall talks about how the series differs from other post-apocalyptic stories. Despite being in this bunker under bizarre circumstances, we're still looking at infidelity, jealousy, infighting, power struggles, politics. These are sort of the core issues.

beliefs, but also shortcomings of mankind, and those will be there everywhere, no matter where, even the end of days. I don't think I want to see it. A new episode of Paradise streams tonight. That's on Hulu. I'm watching it. My friend recommended it to me on Saturday. Do you like it? I do. I do. I got all called up. Nick, this is what I would want Silo to be. All right. Really? Yeah. Same kind of premise? Same exact premise, but the setting inside the bunker is...

Nicer. Nicer and more sunny, but it's fake sun. Paradise, Silo, Fallout, or All in the Family? Fallout.

Fallout, dude. Fallout is damn good. Now, I haven't seen Paradise, but I've watched all of Silo. Fallout's badass. So, listen, it's James Marsden's in it, Sterling K. Brown. You've got a lot of really, really good actors in it. And, yeah, I think you guys should all take it out for a spin. I think I will. This is one that I kind of had on my list of, you know, it looked intriguing. All right, next. Next.

The revival of Night Court continues the story with new and returning characters. And here, Lucretta breaks down how she brings the comedy with longtime castmate John Larroquette. Where we both come from, we definitely come from a very listening and responding technique as opposed to just waiting to say your lines. And with him, he's just, it's a tennis match. And we just go back and forth and we have so much fun together. Damn!

Night Court airs tonight. You can see that on NBC, by the way. All right, there you go. That's your entertainment report for today, the 25th day of February. And we're only a few days away from Cardboard Classic. So crazy. Yeah, so all the details for that, WMMR.com. Listen, I want to take a break. We'll let the sun inch up just a little bit more in the sky. We'll get back. We'll dive into some stuff.

And we will enjoy this day, of which goes up to 60 degrees today, by the way. But we'll be right back. Stay with us. MMRBQ 2025. Saturday, May 10th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. Allison Chains. Three Days Grace. With both Matt Walsh and Adam Gontier. Suck it!

Mammoth WVH. Dorothy. Plus, Dead Poets Society. Philadelphia Hard Rockers, Octane. Return to Dust. Plus, local shots opener, Fat Mess. And of course, the Preston and Steve side stage with live band karaoke featuring Sidearm.

Keep it on MMR this weekend for your chance to score tickets and hear blocks of MMRBQ artists. It's always an all-day party, so don't miss out. Buy your tickets Friday at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster.com from 93.3 WMMR. Everything that rocks. All right, thank you very much, Kathy. I was just trying to see if our...

YouTube feed was up here in the studio, but I didn't have it. I want to see if I was nipping today or not. I'm nipping all the time. Yeah, you're right. Nip's pretty hard. Do you nipotize? No, I would like to, if the YouTubers have, you know how when they're posting on there, they post like the finger thing? Yeah. If they have a special thing that could highlight when my nipples are hard. There you go.

Just to point out, because they like to post on all kinds of things. So I want to press his hard nipple. It's called NHA. No, HNA. Hard nipple alert. HNA. Hard nipple alert. HNA, yeah. I love that. So go to work, YouTubers. Thank you. Hard nipple alert.

All right, aside from my nipples, I thought it might be kind of fun. We have not stumbled through some odds and ends at the General Store in a while. Why don't we take a walk? Time to visit the General Store where the proprietor, Preston Elliott, has nipples like diamonds.

And he's licking them and rubbing them. And they're all pink. So we're going to go into the game section of our little store that we have here. I know that Casey and I play the New York Times games.

Every day, regularly. Although, sometimes I don't. Like yesterday, last night, you sent me connections. We send our results to each other. Yes. And I've been missing days lately. I need to get back on it. But Wordle, Connections, Strands. I do Waffle. Sudoku.

Blue Waffle? What's Waffle? I don't know that one. Waffle is, it's not a New York Times game, I don't think. Oh, so this is an article about New York Times game. Yeah, but it's in that same vein, Press. And so I probably won't be able to pull up a new Waffle board because it doesn't reset every day. It resets after like 24 hours. I play every single game on here. Not every day, but there's Letterboxd, Tiles, The Mini, Strands, Sudoku, Connections, WarioWare.

Wordle, and Spelling Bee. Then there's the full crossword, which you need to subscribe to, which I don't. So that's the full New York Times suite of games that they offer? Yeah. They're good games. That's been lucrative for them. Very much so. And it started with Wordle. Yeah. I mean, the crossword puzzle's been around forever. To be honest, that's one of their lifelines. As print journalism dies to have this. Mm-hmm. Yeah. But so according to this article that I saw, online betting company BetUS is...

analyzed Google search data to find the states that cheat most at the New York Times daily game. Why? I know. So here's when I will look for assistance. Here's when I will look for assistance. On connections, if there is a word that I have missed,

Not one iota as to what the definition is. Right. I will look it up. Great question. But not every time. I will try to isolate it and figure out the other connections before the end. But sometimes I'm like, I don't even know. I've never heard that word before. I don't know what it is. Connections like scrabble? No. So connections is it's for a 12. There are 16 words.

And they need to be grouped, put together in groups of four. They have some kind of a connection with each other. And it's always not obvious. They are very tricky. In fact, I say they. It's one person. It says her name at the open of the game.

You shared an article with me about her. Yeah, her name is Wina Liu is how you spell her last name. I'm not sure that's pronounced Lou or not. But I read an article about her and she's the one who puts them together. Now, you would see words like, for instance, Steve, you would see words like live, love, laugh often, right? And you would see that and you'd go, oh, live, love, laugh. But...

No. Liv would be in one group of four. Love would be in another group of four. Or... Liv could also be pronounced live. Yes. So, yeah, stuff like that. It's a great game. It's my favorite of the New York Times games. So, there was a... Massachusetts apparently tops the list with people that are searching for answers online.

To the brain games, they did it more than 273,000 times in the last year. So Massachusetts is the worst. Okay, so they cheat the most. They cheat the most, yes. In our area, number 10 is Delaware. Okay. And number 8... Well, they have all that cheating time because of the tax-free shopping. Yeah, they don't pay for taxes and shopping. And number 8 is New Jersey. Wow. But...

Pennsylvania is not in the top ten. That's good. Do you think New Jersey cheats a lot because of the preponderance of blueberries? Either that or you have to pay the tolls. Yeah. If I'm going to pay the tolls, I'm going to cheat. Out of all the games offered by the New York Times, which one do people cheat on the most? What would you guys say?

Wordle? Yeah, Wordle. Is it Wordle? By a landslide. A whopping 5.2 million answer searches in the past year. Why even play the game, right? But why? You're only playing for yourself at this point. To me, any game like this is basically you're working out your brain. And to do that, it's like doing cheat games.

you know, cheats while working out. Case, I don't know about you, but when I play Connections, like, if I get one wrong, I'm like, I don't even want to play the rest of the damn game. I don't even want to play anymore. You know? I think that's the Wordle thing, too. People are so... Some people...

are very, um, protective of their score. Yeah. And they don't want to make any mistakes. Because there's sort of an aggregate of your, it keeps track of you. Yeah. So I, I like to hover around for my wordle. I like to get it in three. Anything over three, I feel like is a failure. Right. Uh,

a six, you're weak, except for a six. If you save it in six, there's, there is a little bit of satisfaction. You only get six guesses for the wordles. Preston, you ever, uh, play golf with someone who cheats or have you ever cheated at golf? Uh,

No, I mean, listen, I've taken gimme's and things like that have been offered by other people like cheating on us, but I don't cheat at golf. No, it's kind of a similar concept. Like, you know, you're really playing golf against yourself. You're not going to make the PGA Tour. So like the people that cheat at golf, I just don't get it. Have you ever erase your score and then put a lower score?

No, that would be cheating. You know what's so funny about that though, Nick? I so don't take my golf game seriously. That's what I mean. The score, if I'm just playing around the golf, not like... You're just having fun. Yeah, I'm just having fun. It's not a scramble or anything along those lines.

My score at the end might say 101, but it is probably more like 130. Okay. But if I'm in a scramble, no cheating because there is a prize involved. Do you know where, and this is for non-golfers, where most of the cheating in golf takes place is actually to give you a worse score.

And I'll explain. Because there's a handicapping system. Oh. And as you go through and you play through your season, let's say you've got a big match coming up at some point in the end of the fall. Okay. Or at the beginning of the fall. And this is at your country club.

where you're playing against other people in the membership. And so what people will do is leading up to that, they will start scoring badly on purpose. It's called sandbagging. Yeah. They will score. And their handicap level changes. So when it comes time to play the tournament. It makes sense. They get more of a score allotment. Yeah. It's ridiculous. And you know where they do that also, Preston, is in bowling leagues. Yes. I remember you telling me that too. Yeah. Yeah.

For the same reason. Yeah, because your score, you know, it develops over the course of the season. Okay. So whatever. And so, like, let's say my average is 150, right? And I'm playing against you and your average is 130. Well, before the game even starts, everything gets handicapped. Right.

If my average is really a 170, then yeah, I would probably play for a 150 handicap. Okay. Yeah. But there are people at clubs that are known to be... Sandbaggers? Sandbaggers. And there's very little you can do to stop it. What do they call them in bowling? Same thing, sandbaggers? It's a sandbagger, yeah. It's the same thing. What about at clubs? Are there just people that you know that like play by winter rules and... Don't count that. I was instructed.

Probably. I don't know. But anyhow, the people that cheat the most in the New York Times games are in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine. It's all of New England. Avoid those states. It's all of New England. Deflated balls.

But they do have some great games if you've never checked it out. And by the way, I used to go on a browser to play. I would go on the New York Times browser, get the app. It's free. Much easier. You get access to more games and stuff. There's some really good stuff on there. So I thought that was interesting. So let's go back shopping again. Welcome to the store. This bastard Elliot is nipple-stickin' way out. He did it.

So, I don't know what section this is under at the store, but Kathy sent this to me. And I wanted to pass this along because not that long ago, Kathy was throughout the course of an entire morning giving us coverage about a road closure at Hamilton's.

Ham Bone Lane. That would be the road closure section of the store, Preston. Bridgeton Hill and Ham Bone Lane. Ham Bone Lane. It was an upper black eddy. Remember my friend called in. Oh, your friend lives there. She lives there and she said people take that turn either too fast or it's too sharp and they end up crashing into these people's house, into their yard or their house. That sucks. So.

We got this email from Amy Coleman who said, I was a little behind in the podcast. Heard you talking about the traffic report at Bridgestone Hill and Hambone Lane. And I grew up in the Erwinna area. Is that it, Kevin? Erwinna, yeah. And now my sister lives in the house at the bottom of the hill that cars are always sliding into. Luckily, in her time, they have only hit the wall, which is constantly having to be rebuilt. Okay.

She said, on a related note, if you travel down the hill, you may see a banner that says, Henry the Happy Hippie has gone to heaven. And she said, that was my sister's husband who passed away on January 3rd. And he was a local, and she puts in quotations, celebrity hippie.

Because he sat out on the porch and waved to the passing traffic. And when he passed away, over 900 people commented and liked the post. So he was a fixture. Yeah. I love people like that. I mean, unless they're, you know.

but the people who are the pleasant people who do those things that brighten the quality of life. Yeah, my friend said he would just sit out there and like everyone knew him. She would just drive by and you'd wave. He was out there waving to everyone. I love that. I went to a school called Bucknell, which is in the Lewisburg, PA, and there was a guy named Good Luck John. And he just walked around campus and he would just say, good luck.

Have a good day. And you'd see him around the quad and you'd see him across and you'd be talking to somebody and then you'd just pass him. Good luck. Okay. Have a good day. And he passed away a few years ago, but he was just one of these really nice, decent people. And you felt better when you ran into John. Could we then name...

one of the gentlemen that works in security here at the building, Beautiful Day. You know who I'm talking about? It's a beautiful day. He says that every single day. It's great. I'm so glad they gave him a desk. Yes, definitely. Standing around socks down there. It's a beautiful day. So she also sent over an article and this is from WFMZ. They're in the Lehigh Valley, right? Are they the ones that covered the Cardboard Classic last year?

Anyway, WFMZ. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that's what I thought. There we go. It's 69. Yes, exactly. Which is a sexual position. So it is, but it's also a TV station. And they did a feature on this gentleman. His name was Henry. Oh, wow. Take a swing at it. Go ahead. Oh, man, it's Polish. K-O-L-O-D-Z-I-E-J-C-Z-A-K. I'm out. Yeah, exactly. Kolo...

Zezek. He would sit on his porch, smile and flash a peace sign to people as they drove, cycled and ran or walked by. The article said it garnered him the nickname Henry the Happy Hippie and lived on Bridgeton Hill Road. Friends say he was a proud Marine who served in Vietnam.

He hadn't been able to work for the past several years, but his wife Beth says despite his pain and discomfort, he tried to be out on his porch every day, year round, just to spread a little joy. And she says that he was larger than life. He always had a joke to tell and was a friend to everyone around.

He passed away of lung cancer. Look at this. This legend of him will live on. People will always remember that kind, simple gesture. That's great. So his daughter-in-law, Gabby, put up a banner that reads, Henry the Happy Hippie has gone to heaven. So people would know why he wasn't out there on the porch. There's a house near where I live where they put out signs all the time. And as you're driving along, it'll say, you are loved.

you know, um, you know, just these inspirational messages that they rotate. Yeah. And I love that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There's a house that I go by too, Steve, that has something similar. And I had something that's, it's a nice thing to see. I have signs on the front of my lawn that say enough with the signs. Enough with the signs already. So, uh, I wanted to spotlight. No, that's great. And thank you very much. Happy hippie, uh, Amy for sending that story to us. Uh,

Back to the store. It's a huge store, by the way. Let's go to the nipple section. Yeah. Recently installed. Marissa found, she isolated some posts from our YouTube audience about my erect nipples. Yeah. And so I want to get your guys' opinion on some of these emojis that they want to use to indicate when I've got hard nips. Yes.

So you have like ice cubes. You have a finger pinching, two fingers pinching. I like that. An avocado, two cherries. This is, I think this is my favorite. It's two, what do you call those? Baby bottles. Because they have nipples right next to each other. There's a target. There's zeros and parentheses. There are a couple of bombs.

And there's a woman breastfeeding twice. I would do two chest pawns. I think those would work well. Chest pawns? Yeah, little tips on that. Actually, yeah, a pawn or a bishop would work. Bishop would be good, yeah. So in this list here, we're looking at it right now. I like the baby bottles. I do like the baby bottles. I like the pinching one. The pinching one's good, too. That's clever. Yeah. Yeah.

All right, we'll have to make a final decision on that. All right, back into the store again. Sorry about that. Sidestep for nips for a second. Let's see. AAA has revealed the top destinations for spring break 2025. And, of course, Florida dominates. Of course. With four cities in the top ten. Did you see that article I sent you? I know you get a lot of stuff. I read it, Nick. I...

didn't get much out of it. I was just curious as to whether or not anybody feels the same way. So there's an article that showed up in the Villanova newspaper the other day and I sent it to Preston and it basically was like, um, spring break is kind of tired and we're going to try something different. And they, I think they were going to new England or whatever. And,

And just sort of like as a hang. And I don't know, because I'm 49, how tired or not spring break actually is. That's a good question because the article was saying, and this is essentially for a college student, that instead of doing the big crazy spring break event, maybe just taking some friends and going to a cabin and going somewhere that's...

the crazy party thing. Yeah, Nick, I don't know if it still exists the way it has been in the past, but I know that when I was that age and the idea of going to spring break was to be around friends

thousands of people who are ready to part. And we've talked about on this show the impact of MTV Spring Break. That was a huge, yeah. I remember vividly wanting to be a part of that when I was in high school and then when I was in college. It was like, those are the cool, fun, hot people. Oh, they also, that set the requirement. That's what Spring Break should be. Yeah. What about actually visiting the home offices of AAA? All right.

I'm sure they've got some great travel tips for you. That depends on, I don't know where the home office is. It's true. What town is it in? When I was a senior in college, we were planning on going to Graceland for spring break. It was something just a little bit off and a little bit different. I think that's what Nick is mentioning. Do something that's

You know, yeah, because the year prior outside the box. Yeah. The year prior we did Key West and that was a great location. And we ended up the trip ended up falling through because we realized that aside from Graceland, there wasn't really much else to do. Interesting. This might correlate to this as well. You've reported on the fact that people of that this age group that would be going on spring break.

are drinking less. So, and I think routinely spring break is or used to be viewed as you're going to go get hammered. Yeah, absolutely. So here are the top destinations. Number one is, and this is interesting, Orlando, Florida. Orlando? It's not... Orlando! Orlando! I love you!

I mean, that's not a beach destination. That's usually a, you know, the spring break motivation is a beach thing. They've got clubs and stuff there. Oh, sure. Yeah. There's Cheesecake Factory. I mean, you have Disney. You have Disney Springs. You have Universal. You have SeaWorld. There is a lot to do down there aside from the Mickey. So maybe the dynamic has changed. Well.

There's also like freshwater springs and stuff like that. When you go to Orlando, like if you're not doing the parks. Go to freshwater springs. No, no. Go to see a manatee. No, it is a huge party. Really? All right. Marissa. When all those sports are happening, are those high school or college down there?

When all the sports are happening? I feel like when we were down there, there was like a cheerleading competition. There's a huge high school cheerleading competition, but there are college, but I think college is out in Texas. And also more so like band competitions. Yeah. High school band competitions happen in Orlando. Because I feel like a lot of the stuff gets planned during your quote unquote break. Right. Well, yeah, okay. Um...

Clearwater, well, if you're talking about places to drink and tear it up. Oh, there's, like, if you're in school in Florida, they go to Clearwater Beach for spring break. So when we're down there, you see spring breakers. So number two is Fort Lauderdale, so that's still big. That was always the area. Atlanta is hot.

Hotlanta, they used to call it. Number three on the list. Number four is Miami. Number four is New York City. Well, except for New York City, maybe. Number six is Honolulu. Hey, we're going to Honolulu. How many people can afford to jet off to Hawaii? We're going to just switch on and off driving.

Number seven is Anaheim. Number eight is Tampa. And that would include Clearwater, St. Pete, you know, all those areas around there. Chicago is number nine. Chicago? Kind of interesting. Chicago! Yeah. Chicago! And then how about this one? Number 10, Charlotte, North Carolina. All right.

right? As a random, as a destination for spring break. Last year I was in the South Carolina area for, you know, it wasn't spring break, but it was, you know, my son's rugby tour. And I, listen, it was fine. We were in Myrtle beach and we were in Charleston. Charleston is a cute little town. Yeah. Uh,

But temperature-wise, it wasn't like the best. Yeah, you can't guarantee. What time of year was it? It was around early March. Yeah, I went down that way. I went to Myrtle for a golf trip last year. Right. And it was cold on a couple days. It was cold. When people plan vacations to Bermuda, Bermuda's off the South Carolina coast. Yeah. They don't realize. Yeah. It gets cold.

Casey's sophomore year, we did Cancun for spring break. Senior year, we did Key West. So, you know, warm and fun. And we drove from Lewisburg to Key West, which was an epic drive in and of itself. Junior year, we rented a really big, beautiful house in the Outer Banks in North Carolina. It might as well have been in Lewisburg. It was like 45 degrees. And it was a great house. And it was on the beach. Park, park, park.

It had a hot tub. So any time we ever went outside, it was to the hot tub and then back inside because it was so freaking freezing outside. Ken, real quick, has a comment on Disney for spring break. Hey, Ken, good morning. Good morning. How are you guys? Good. What's up, buddy? Yeah, we chose the typical, you know, Bucks go. Everyone normally goes down to Jersey Shore and

We didn't really want to catch an underage drinking ticket, so me and a couple buddies went to Disney, and honestly, it was awesome. We were able to run straight to every ride, get in the lines, all that. Oh, so not... Yeah. Was this high school spring break or college spring break? High school. Okay. Okay. So we did it for high school and the senior week, the typical thing. We did the same thing in college a couple years later, and...

Yeah, no, it was awesome. I mean, you're spending about the same money instead of staying down in a beach house. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, listen, that's fun. Disney's great. At that time, though, like I was looking to get laid. Yeah. I was just partying, get laid. Yeah. I just wanted to go to Florida to some beach. Well, most of those mascot outfits have a zipper in the back, so you can't get in there. There is access. Minnie Mouse was there. All right, fair enough. All right, thank you, Ken. Appreciate it. So, yeah, I'm wondering, Nick, how much...

Things have changed in regards to spring break and how they do it. Apparently, the freshwater springs are all arranged now. I get to see video of that, Kath. There's big state parks that you can go to, and people will just line up on the grass area, and then the water's right there, and now you might get eaten by an alligator. Yeah.

And yeah, like you can rent, you know, there's canoes, there's paddle boards, there's, you know, it's a part. Alligators. And some, like some of them will have a bar restaurant, not the state park ones, but they'll have like a bar restaurant that's attached to it. So like you go, you hang out, you can go to the bar. This looks pretty good. This reminds me this, well, without all the tropical sort of, uh,

Fauna Like Lake Havasu That sort of vibe Where you're just hanging in the water all day Alright well happy spring break everybody Coming up Alright let's see what else we have here We're going to another section of the storm Music

We are going to the Secret Service section. Yes. That was just installed with the nipple section. Yeah. So Clint Hill, the Secret Service agent who leapt on the back of President John F. Kennedy's limousine after the president was shot, then was forced to retire early because he remained haunted by the memories of the assassination, passed away yesterday or on Friday. He was 93 years old. Wow.

There was a wonderful documentary that was all about just the Secret Service detail for the Kennedy family. Yeah, I saw it. So well done. It was great. I loved it. And you realize how my brother was Secret Service for the longest time. And they're a special breed of people. Yeah. And at the time, I mean, even though the Secret Service had been around for a while, it was still developing. They were still trying to figure it out. Yeah.

And, uh, you are really good at keeping secrets. So they, um, uh, they, they had a, you know, obviously a big task ahead of them and protecting him. Uh, he passed away Friday at his home in Belvedere, California. Cause of death was not given. Uh, the footage of Hill captured on, uh, Abraham Zapruder's chilling home video, uh,

or movie of the assassination provided some of the most indelible images of the Kennedy assassination. Hill received a Secret Service awards and was promoted for his actions that day. But for decades, he blamed himself for Kennedy's death, saying that he didn't react quickly enough and would gladly have given his life to save the president. Sort of like Clint Eastwood's thing in the line of writing. It was loosely based on him, actually. He said if I had reacted just a little bit quicker and...

And I could have, I guess, he said. And I live with that. I will live with that to my grave. That was in 1975. Apparently, he came to terms with it later on and accepted what had happened only in recent years. And then later, eventually said he was glad it happened. No, I don't think he said that. On the day of the assassination, Hill was assigned to protect Jacqueline Kennedy.

and was riding on the left running board of the follow-up car directly behind the presidential limousine as it made its way through Dealey Plaza. Don't look at me, I'm protecting her. Hill told the Warren Commission that he reacted after hearing a shot and seeing the president slump in his seat. The president was struck by a fatal headshot before Hill was able to make it to the limousine. The Pruders film had captured Hill as he leaped

from the Secret Service car, grabbed a handle on the limousine's trunk, pulled himself on to it as the driver accelerated, and he forced Mrs. Kennedy, who had crawled onto the trunk, back into her seat as the limousine sped off. So there's a legendary footage of him

He later became an agent in charge of the White House, protective detail, and eventually an assistant director of the Secret Service, retiring because of what he characterizes, deep depression and recurring memories of the assassination. Yeah, how could you not be affected by that? PTSD from that, for sure. Have you ever been to Dealey Plaza to the site of the assassination? No. It is pretty amazing. Yeah? Yeah, it is. I mean, there's a museum there, and there are points along the way, and they actually have a...

a marker that shows you where Zapruder was standing when he was filming the footage. It's, and it's like, wow, it's almost, it almost transports you back to that time. Is the book depository building, is that, is that part of museum or is that? It's part of the museum. So it's, it's, well, it's still, I believe it's still a business, right? You go up to that floor though. They have that floor. Um, that is part of the museum. I remember with, there were, uh, um, uh,

signs up on the wall and informative things. And yeah, it was, it was sealed behind a, um, at least when I went there, like a plexiglass. Steve, I love, uh, in line in the line of fire. It's one of my all time favorite movies. And my, maybe my favorite Clint Eastwood acting moment of all time is when he's describing how beautiful the day was at the destination. And he like starts breaking down and he's telling this whole story to Renee Russo. But it's just, it's, he's, his, him in that scene is just incredible acting. He's so good in that movie.

Agreed. He gets short shrift a lot of times for being a one-note actor, but he's got his moments. He was great as Kenickie. No, that was not him. Jeff Conaway? That was Jeff Conaway. That's how good Clint Eastwood is. We thought it was Jeff Conaway. Electrifying. Modifying. Sportifying. I don't know. Spotify? Uh,

Well, anyhow, he passed away, so sad news there. Assassination. Trepidation. Wait, I'm sorry. Hold on, hold on. Okay, you gotta do that. Oh, you have to say it. Assassination. Trepidation. Commendation. We'll be in a moment. All right.

Now we can go back to the story. Oh, wait. We have an update. Okay. Oh, wow. Okay, so we have an update on the official Preston's nipple posting on YouTube. 47% of respondents think it should be the pinching fingers. But hot on the heels. Yeah, or the baby bottles. So how long does the poll go on, Marissa? I don't know. Okay.

Chime in if you want to. Go to our YouTube account and indicate which emojis should be used to indicate when I'm nipping.

Because I'm sure they've talked about it before. How can you not? I watch some of our videos from time to time. I'm like, look at the nips on me. Look at the high beams on that bimbo. Yep. Marissa? All right. We'll do it until the end of this break. So if you want to vote, if you ever want to join the YouTube community, jump on right now and you can vote. All right. And I'm looking at... I'm not nipping too bad today. No, you're not too bad today. There's one shirt I have in particular that really...

They really pop. That's the one where the circles are cut out of the shirt. You don't do undershirts? That's not you? No. Oh, God. Never. Geez. Whoa. No. When was the last I don't wear an undershirt? I wear an undershirt as my shirt. I mean, that's how you're going to get rid of your nip. Is that what the quote unquote wife beater is for? Yeah. To be kind of an undershirt? Yeah. Yeah.

But why? You're not allowed to say that anymore, by the way. I know. But why? Wife supporter. Wife supporter.

What does that do? It's going to take away your nips. I'm talking about for most people. Is that why you wear that thing? I think it's also another level of... Respiration? No, it doesn't cover your armpits. You could say, is it an extra level of... But you have no sleeves. Your shoulders are exposed. And it's just for your torso. So on a warming level, it falls. I never have gotten that. The torso is warm.

if i wanted to wear i would wear another t-shirt underneath you know if i were wearing and and on occasion in the wintertime yes i will wear a t-shirt underneath like a long sleeve shirt but if you're wearing any sort of formal wear if you're wearing a suit or something with it you know like a long sleeve button-down shirt you usually wear um you wear an undershirt for a couple of different reasons nips could be one thing religion pits uh

But the pits are exposed on the quote-unquote wife beater. So that the pits... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. What do you mean? Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I'm talking about just a regular undershirt, not necessarily. Okay. No, I'm talking about this. I'm talking about what Pauly would wear. All right. Wiki says an undershirt may be worn to protect...

Must never be worn to conceal nipples. I guess if you wear like a dress shirt that's been starched or whatever, you know, that's kind of crisp. I don't either. All right. I don't ever dress up. One more story.

This is all we have time for, so vote now for my nipple emojis. Connecticut-based Stanley Blackendecker is suing the maker of Stanley Mugs over its use of the name. Saw this coming. One more time, please. The loss.

The lawsuit filed this week claims Pacific Market International, which makes the popular drinkware, violated an agreement from 2012 about when and how it could use the name. Stanley also sells branded products including indoor and outdoor hardware and equipment, clothing, gloves, hats, footwear, bags, and more. This is Stanley Black & Decker, I believe. Mm-hmm.

So the suit alleges that when millions of the mugs were recalled last year, the use of the name Stanley made it seem like the defective products came from Stanley Black & Decker. And they don't like that. They have no association with them. And it sullied their reputation. So the company, based out of New Britain...

is now asking for damages in the lawsuit and for Pacific Market International to send out corrections, making the distinction between the two clear. They usually don't indicate the amount. We're seeking two kajillion dollars. Yeah. That's not even a number. A kajillion. The lawsuit states PMI, which is Pacific Market International, willfully and intentionally ignored the carefully crafted instructions of the party's agreement and

Choosing instead to use Stanley broadly, including in ways that the party's agreement expressly prohibited and that infringement on Stanley and that infringe. And I will show on Stanley's trademark intent rights.

Stanley Black and Decker goes on to say that the maker of Stanley Drinkware breached their agreement and infringed Stanley's rights in order to seize upon an opportunity to expand and rebrand its product offering. If the court will indulge me, watch this Stanley lid back and to the left. Back and to the left.

So that's one magic lid. We'll see if they get anywhere with it. I always confused it with the NHL when somebody said Stanley Cup. Yeah, so did I. I had to stop using cup and go with mug. Or the Marvel creator. Instead of cup. Who's the Marvel creator? Oh, Stanley. Yeah, cup.

My mom. Oh, my God. You guys remember we had for a hot minute a, yeah, a cup? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. A cup. Actual cup. It was an actual cup, yeah. And so I was at my parents' house this weekend, and my mom pulled it out of the dishwasher, and she's like, what the, what is this? Yeah, a cup. And I had to explain her the sound bite and the whole backstory she had completely forgotten, but they're still out there. We should nostalgically, isn't it, it's either, isn't there some anniversary that's going on? We were trying to figure out how many years we've been on. When the hell did I say that? Yeah.

That's got to be... You want that as the celebration, Nick? Yes. I'd like to re-embrace it, Kathy. 15 years? Yeah, I think it's longer than that, Steve. You think so? I think we might have been in the old studio. Oh, wow. Yeah, it's been some time. Yeah.

The audio sounds like it's fading at the end there, Casey. Hang on a second. Yeah, a cup. Yeah, a cup. Yeah, a cup. Yeah, a cup. It's getting older. It doesn't have the stamina. It's like Dorian Gray. You're right. He's perpetually young and his yeah, a cup clip ages. It doesn't have the stamina it once did. It's wearing out. It's starting to sag a little. It doesn't last as long. Yeah, a cup. I don't know why that is. Yeah, a cup. By the way, somebody was texting in and asking if...

If Stanley, the cup makers, is out of New Britain, Bucks County or not? That's a good question. I don't really know. I'm not even familiar with New Britain. Neither am I. I just rely on the old one. Kathy, you know where New Britain is in Bucks County? Why would it be out of there? That's when they think the... It says the company based out of New Britain is now asking for damages in the lawsuit. Connecticut.

That's right. You said Connecticut at the beginning. That's right. Connecticut-based Stanley Black & Decker. Maybe they moved Connecticut to Bucks County. Did they? No. That'd be hard. Moved the state of Connecticut to Bucks County. I don't want to go. You don't want to ruin Bucks County? You don't want to drive around Bucks County anymore.

All right. Anyhow, we got a close-up shot. Oh. Yeah. Look at the voting. All right. Voting for Preston's erect nipples emoji on our YouTube account. If you happen to watch from time to time, the poll results are in, and it looks like everyone in that community likes the pinching emoji. Thank you.

Two pinching emojis next to each other will now indicate that I have hard nipples if you are watching on YouTube from time to time. So that's what that will mean. They have their own language with the emojis on our YouTube channel.

Speaking of body parts and things of that nature, are we will be debuting Kathy's foot video on Friday? I don't know. Will we? I don't know. Will we? It was mentioned yesterday. Will we debut it on Friday? Yeah, if you want. I believe it. Yeah. For sure. I think it's kind of weird, a cardboard classic. We can celebrate because there's that sled. Yeah, the foot sled. There is a foot sled, so we can do that. Yeah, I like it. All right, so get yourself ready for that.

Let's take a break. When we get back, some bizarre file stories of what we will share with you. Stay with us.

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A Chinese student sparked a fire in his dormitory after he tried to hide his inflatable girlfriend from his roommate by setting the blow-up doll on fire. He figured that was the best way to do it, huh? The incident occurred at a dormitory building. I know, I'll set it on fire.

At the Haifa University of Technology. Sorry about this, baby. The student's roommate arrived home unexpectedly, leading the panicked student, whose identity has not been released, to set the doll on fire in a hallway. Is Preston's ex-girlfriend in here? It sparked a bigger blaze, and that set off the fire alarms as flames and smoke filled the building.

A security guard contacted the fire department, which extinguished the fire before the property was damaged or students were hurt. The dorm later sent a statement about the incident warning other students from doing the same. Yeah. Don't light your inflatable doll on fire.

A woman staying at her son's house while Hurricane Milton barreled through Florida in October received quite the surprise when she allegedly found his girlfriend's dead body wrapped in a tarp. Oops. Kristen Carrier died of several gunshot and stab wounds. Her boyfriend. It was a hurricane. 32-year-old Robert Hendricks stands accused of second-degree murder and tampering with evidence.

So Hendricks' 71-year-old mother went to his home to ride out the storm. And after Milton passed the next day, Hendricks went to a store to buy some items. And that's when his mother allegedly stumbled upon Carrier's body wrapped in a large brown tarp in a bedroom.

The mother called her daughter who came and picked her up. Hendricks returned from the store and became animated when his mother and sister confronted him about the body. His mother and sister drove away and then contacted police. They showed up before 6 p.m. and found various blood patterns on the floor and walls. Yeah, that's...

They found Carrier dead inside the tarp and investigators collected evidence from the scene including a knife, baseball bat and gun. Sweetheart, we'd like to talk to you about the dead body in the tarp. Since Hendricks is a convicted felon, deputies arrested him for possession of a gun. He also had methamphetamine in his home and he has been in the county jail ever since. That is just messed up. Wow.

A father in Nebraska is struggling to change his daughter's name and get her social security number. So Jason Kilburn said his two-year-old daughter Caroline is his world, or at least he wants to call her Caroline. And according to the state of Nebraska, her name is...

is Unikite 13 Hotel. Unikite 13 Hotel, which is a beautiful name. Which Kilburn said is a computer-generated name from the state. Oh, my God. After being born in Nebraska, she spent more than a year in foster care after the Douglas County Attorney's Office accused her mother of, among other things, using drugs while pregnant and continuously neglecting her. I don't know Unikite.

Kilburn said,

So he said his attorney, Josh Livingston, said the document that is her birth certificate has the term for government use only on it. And he said Jason, not being a member of the government, does not have the ability to use that document. Livingston said Kilburn came to him for help around two months ago. He said he requested the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services to get the child a social security number, but no success.

Livingston tried to get Douglas County Juvenile Court to reopen the case in January, but the court said that it couldn't. And he said, I'm worried that the child fell between the cracks. And I'm worried that when it became apparent that this child fell through the cracks, nobody with any authority did anything to fix it.

However, he said state Senator Megan Hunt's bill LB three, six, eight could help if passed. I don't know what all that says, but how weird is that? No, neither. It seems absurd. Unikite 13 hotel. Yeah. And you can't find personalized jewelry. All right. So here is a story from the NHL just the other night. Referee Justin K or Kia. I'm not sure how you pronounce his name. Spell Kia. Uh,

was handed a standing ovation after suffering every man's worst nightmare. Nick, I don't know if you saw this or not, but the official was in the wrong place at the wrong time when he took a puck right in the nuts during the Western Conference clash between the Vancouver Canucks and the Utah Hockey Club.

Utah's Alexander Kerfoot was trying to clear the puck when he lasered it right into Kia's manhood. Oh, my balls! Kia keeled over immediately onto the ice, and the game was stopped as medical personnel rushed to his aid. The referee was able to get back on his feet and finish remaining 84 seconds of the game. He was handed a standing ovation from the fans. Oh, my God.

No doubt counting their lucky stars that they weren't on the business end of that particular puck. We're watching a video of this going over and over. Nick, how are the refs received in the NHL? Because I know in other sports they are vilified. I think for the most part they're accepted. I mean, you know, they get booed like any other referee. But did he miss a shift? No.

No. This guy? No, he didn't. He's an hockey player. There was only 84 seconds in the game left, so he stuck it out. Did you say whether or not they are wearing any protection? They didn't say. I was looking for that. I would wonder if that might be something just in anticipation you might have. Yeah. Because it really kind of bounces off his...

Either he's got it for Micah Nutsack or there's something in there. By the way, he was originally a hockey player. He was the third round choice by the Buffalo Sabres in 2012 after playing two seasons for the Saginaw Spirit. And he would play four seasons of junior hockey bouncing between the AHL and ECHL before hanging up the skates and turning to officiating. Just want to assure I'm okay. They have to be wearing like knee pads, shin pads. Something like that. You would think so, right? He ends up laughing it off a little bit.

All right, then we'll do one more story and wrap this up. It's a quick one. Firefighters in Madrid came to the rescue of a goat that somehow ended up stranded on a ledge on the fifth floor of an apartment building. Even I don't know how this happened. Firefighters responded to the building and discovered the goat was on the ledge outside of a closed window leading to a vacant apartment.

The goat's origins and how it came to be stranded on the ledge were a mystery. I bet you I know how. How? A husband came home early. Quick, out on the balcony. Firefighters used treats, including carrots and lettuce, to lure the goat to a nearby balcony where they were able to get control of the animal. Actually, he was out on the ledge. Yeah, yeah. That's crazy. The goat was turned over to Madrid Emergency Veterinary Services.

for care while authorities tried to locate the animal's owner. And that is what I have in the bizarre file. And did you know that if you have a bunch of property with a lot of overgrowth on it, you can go and rent some goats? Yes, you can. And they'll come and clean up, you know? It might take a day or two. There's something they were talking about with the fires out in California is that this might be something that they might re-allow, which is to people to have goats and grass-eating, underbrush-eating animals to eliminate that. So you can rent them.

Yeah. That's pretty cool. There's a guy, you know, he's got some sort of side hustle. I think he owns like 20 goats and he'll rent them out like three, four at a time. He's like a goat pimp. Yeah. All right. Real quick, couple of short outs. I don't want to miss these. This one says, hey, last minute request here. Oh, this was on. Yeah, this is from a while back. But I'm the worst. My son, Ben.

Bean, real name Russell, turns 10 on Sunday, February 16th. We listen every day on the way to school. Hopefully, we'll see you guys at the parade on Friday. Oh, boy. Hope you did. If you can't make it happen, if you can make it happen, I love it. If you end up missing this, I understand because, like I said, I'm the worst. Thanks so much. That's from Nancy Puzitz.

I think it's how you say it in Arabic. P-U-S-I-C-Z. How do you pronounce C-Z? Sure. Okay. Pusich. There you go. All right. And then another quick one says, could you get a shout out to my dad who's turning 74 on February 25th? Harmon Wright.

When I worked with him for his home repair business in the Boyertown area, we would listen to you guys every day. And 20 plus years later, says how he still listens to you in the mornings when he's doing service calls, still working at 74. I now podcast from Salt Lake City, Utah.

And yes, they have loosened up a bit on the drinking laws since you were here last year, Preston, but only a little. Have a great day. And he said, your podcast has almost ruined my marriage because my wife is sick of me saying, so I heard on President Steve today. He said, have a nice flight, monkey pick ass and all those other great one-liners. That is from Tim Wright. So there you go. That is a shout out and a happy 74th birthday to Mr. Harmon Wright. Thank you for listening, sir. We appreciate that. We will take another break. We'll come back in a moment. I think

we might do a segment that Chuck, our program director, loves when we return. But don't forget, today's Tattoos Day as well. So text the word TATTOO to 39333 if you would like to win a $350 gift certificate from Floating World Tattoo and Piercing for your very own Preston and Steve Show themed tattoo. We'll be right back.

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. All right, thank you very much, Kathy. I believe we have a last-minute interview that's been added. We're going to talk to Eric McCormack.

You know, from Will and Grace fame. Yeah, he's very excited about his new show and asked if we can get him on. We're going to chat with him like a little after 9, 9, 10 or something. I like that. So we'll get to that. There's something we do from time to time. I will write down if I have an idea for something for us to discuss on the show, but I have no idea if it's got legs or not. I write it down anyway, and I set it aside, and I put it into a little file that I like to call Stack-O-Topics. Oh, okay.

Nice, Casey. Added some music for this. Top of the world? Yeah. All right. Stack-o-topics. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is actually beefed up stack-o-topics. Well, I added a couple of things to it. All right. I was getting a little thin, so I sat around and I kind of brainstormed a little bit, and I added some different things. Did you purge? I didn't purge. Okay. No, no, no, no, no. I just, we had...

over the years. And we don't do this segment that often, but Chuck loves it. And Chuck got so sick recently and you asked him. You went up next to his hospital bed and said, what would you like? I said, we'll find this back up again. So I just wanted to thicken up the stack. It's not a whole lot, really. You can see this is a pretty... It's a stack. It's a small stack of topics. It has a cover page. It does. Okay. A cover page.

Let me ask you something. Part of the thing here is we've kind of made the default Stack-O-Topics puller Kathy. Do we continue with that? I think we should. I was going to say we could share it around the room a little bit. I don't think I have the ability. Come on, you got this, bro. No, man. Let's warm up. We'll have Nick pick the first. All right, now fan them out.

I'm just going to hand it to him. It's a little bit easier than Richard Crosby. Don't even look. Look away. Yeah, so grab one randomly. Okay. Oh, he's going to hand it to me. Yeah. I was going to let you read it. Okay. Here we go. Oh, I like this one. You're better at reading than I am. Okay.

You hate it when people use the wrong title for your profession. Like if you're a flight attendant and people still call you a stewardess or something along the lines. Or if you are a waiter or you prefer server and people call you waiter or things like that. Or there's a title that you have for your job that people just don't get right. Or they use it incorrectly and it bothers you. 215-263-WMM.

I was having a similar conversation with, uh, with my wife not that long ago about, um, actor versus actress. And there are some actresses who just prefer to be called actors. And I understand that argument. Sure. And, um, the conversation sort of went in this direction and we don't have to take that here. But, um, do you think at some point, like for the Academy Awards, it will just be best actor no matter what your gender is? Um,

Or they may say best male actor, best female actor. Right, right. I think actor is a more apt description. It's what you are. You're a person who is acting. You're acting. You are an actor. Right. Come on, man. You know what I mean? I know one. He's an IT. Or she's an IT. Okay. And just categorizing it as IT. Everything IT. Yeah. Okay. Because everything is an IT. Right.

But I know that bothers a lot of people. Right. So I know that... So stewardess is not... Right. They prefer snack donkey. So...

No. One of Rochelle's closest friends is French and she was in town recently visiting and that's what she does for a living. And they had a different name for flight attendant. It was not that. It wasn't snack donkey. No, it wasn't in French. It was just like... Attendant?

I can't remember what it was. Maybe somebody else. But there are also like informal titles too, which I'm curious about. Like cop. Okay. It's a police officer. It's not a cop. I can tell you it falls right within our realm. Sometimes we'll be referred to as DJs. I don't consider myself a DJ. I consider myself...

A smack donkey. No, your radio personality. Yeah, but also to say, it's difficult to say radio personality because that implies I have a personality.

I will accept DJ because I have done that. Yeah. And a chunk of my career was spent as a person that played music on the radio. Would you say now you are a DJ? No, I'm more of a radio host, but I'll take DJ. Snack donkey. Snack donkey. I actually, I take a little pride in being a job. Sure. Yeah, I think that, but that's accurate.

Steve, I think you're right. I feel the same way. When I'm looped into DJs, I'm like, you know. Because there are people who are really a cop and there's club DJs and there's music. So there's a whole group and I feel that they all have special attributes I don't have. You know what? When I screwed up when I was younger and I will never make that mistake again and I haven't since was I refer to a Marine as a soldier.

And a Marine is a Marine. So if you're in the Army, you are a soldier. But a man which is a meal. Do not refer to a Marine as a soldier. You're exactly right. What about someone in the Navy? They're a sailor, not a soldier, right? Yeah, but I was like, oh, he's in the Marines. That's kind of like the Army. He's a soldier. Nope. I did not know there was a delineation. I thought soldier was...

kind of a catch-all. Marine is a different thing. I know that there are different branches, but I thought that soldier, somebody who carried a weapon and protected us, was a catch-all term for that person. Unless this person was... Jerking your chain? I think Marines take it a little more seriously. They're a different breed, and I believe that they do not like being called a soldier. All right, let me go to some calls. I have Tori, who is on the line. Hi, Tori. Good morning.

You know what? Ian is... Same thing. All right, we'll go to Ian. Hi, Ian. Good morning. Good morning. Hey, what's up, Ian?

Not much. How are you? Good. So what do you do and what do you not like to be called? So I'm a part-time massage therapist. Okay. But a lot of my friends will refer to me as a masseuse. So do you see being a masseuse as a little bit of a dated or is there a bad connotation to it?

There's a hand job perception? A stereotype. Yeah. Okay. And by the way, what's the difference between a masseuse and a masseur? Just the gender. Okay. Okay. Masseuse versus masseur, it's just the gender of the practitioner. But what's the stereotype?

The happy ending stereotype. Really? With a masseuse? I never considered that. It sounds kind of formal. Would you prefer rub donkey? No, no. I can see that. Because someone who's a physical therapist or someone who is, you know, there are different delineations and I can see do you become incensed when someone mislabels you?

No, it doesn't bother me that much. It's just something I tend to make note of. Right. Okay. All right. Thank you, Ian. Appreciate it, man. All right. We'll go next to Kevin. Yo, Kevin, good morning. Ladies and gentlemen, Ice-T. Dude, that's harsh. Go ahead. What's up, Kev? All right. What do you do, and what is your non-preferred title?

Yeah, so I'm a medical device sales rep, and it drives me absolutely bonkers when people call us pharmaceutical reps. Okay. Yeah. Big difference. We're in the operating room assisting, you know, making sure our implants are there for the patients to help surgery go smoothly. We're not bringing lunches to an office and...

Just doing that. And presenting a new type of ozempic. Yeah. And both are legit occupations, but they are different. No question. Yeah. But you never provide lunch ever? No. Well, what if you have an extra organ and you can do an open-faced kidney sandwich?

Yeah, so then we go to X.com and look for the highest bidder. There you go. Go to the dark web. All right, thanks, Kevin. I'll tell you what, man. The offices hate you if you're not bringing lunch. Aren't they not allowed? They're not allowed anymore. They're not really allowed. But they do. Yeah. They do? Yes. Oh, it's like pay all the people and they can get booted if they do. All right, let me go next to Steve. Hi, Steve. Good morning. Hey, good morning. What's up? What's the word?

Not the bird. What's up, Steve? What do you want to tell us about a title? Well, my wife is a nurse practitioner, so she has her master's in nursing from Penn. So she always reminds me of that, that she's Ivy League. People always refer to her as a nurse.

And it just drives her bananas because she basically is like a physician's assistant to nurse practitioner. They're, you know, a half a step below a physician. Okay. We're side by side with those guys. And it just drives her bananas. It's just so funny. I said, oh, so you're a nurse now. Yeah. They're all noble. I mean, they're all tremendous. But you're saying a nurse practitioner is someone who's going to be standing next to the surgeon. Yeah.

Yeah, and they really need to actually just change the title altogether because people will make that mistake. Scalpel donkey. When you put the word nurse in front of the title, which is really practitioner, is I think the dominant word in that title. Remember, we had this conversation. I won't go to a nurse practitioner. Exactly, exactly.

Because I... And listen, I get that their schooling is more than, you know, say, a registered nurse. But, like, if I'm going to the doctor's office, I want to see the doctor. I gotcha. Well, it's funny because she will actually... When she worked in the cardiac lab, she went in a lot of times. She did a lot of the procedures. Like, she did a lot of the procedures. And the doctors, you know, were like, okay, yeah, you do this and we'll do that. And she, you know, she's like, really, it should be their job. But she did, you know, a bunch of that stuff. So, Steve...

to that level, you're saying that she would perform procedures? Yes, she would help out with the procedures. Would she do them entirely on her own? No, I think the doctor needs to be there, right? No, they're there. They're there. He's sitting there reading? So,

She's playing Wordle. She's legally allowed to do that. A doctor will do it. But, you know, she's like, yeah, I'm doing all the work. And these guys are just standing there and getting paid, you know, four or five times more than what I get. The big bucks. Yeah. All right. Thanks, Steve. Appreciate it. Remember, nurse practitioner, if they have earned that title. Yeah. We'll go next to Ed. Hi, Ed. Morning, bud.

Good morning. I'm a professional emergency medical technician, and there are still people in this world who refer to me as ambulance driver. Ambulance driver. I'm not the guy in white from the show Emergency. I'm not the guy who just shows up and drives the ambulance. I spent three months in school. I have to take like...

80 hours every couple years of more training every single year. No, I am a highly skilled, trained medical professional. So, Ed, was there any time during that three months where you thought, this is never going to end?

No, I mean, you just hope that people eventually, you know, and then I'll be honest. There's another one. There's on the other side of that is when people call me a medic. I'm not a paramedic. I'm not a paramedic. So there's like over qualifying me. So, yeah, there's a difference between a paramedic. Paramedics are basically doctors on wheels. And then there's emergency medical technicians, which are basic life support.

Don't over-qualify me and don't under-qualify me. It drives me bananas. Are paramedics in the ambulance?

It depends on the state. Like in the state of New Jersey where I work, there's two EMTs in the ambulance and a paramedic. Usually there's a pair of paramedics that ride in a chase car. And then they'll meet us at the scene. One paramedic rides with the patient to the hospital. And then like in Philadelphia, I also work in Philadelphia as far as with a private medical company. It's usually paramedics on the ambulance. So it depends on state to state.

And are there specifically people whose sole job is to drive the ambulance and aren't required to do any sort of medical intervention? There is. And they are called BLS drivers. But they are. It was it was basically a when the pandemic hit and and they had trouble getting people.

People could come out. What the state did was make a special qualifier for essentially would turn volunteer firefighters. It was always for volunteers. It really was not meant to be for professionals. OK, it was like, you know, we need some of the driving ambulance because, you know, tonight only one qualified EMT showed up for a call. So we need someone to just just to drive the ambulance so we can get the patient. So the state of Pennsylvania created that BLS driver title.

Technically, it's gone. It's no longer. All right. I was wondering if that was a potential occupation for someone who. No, no, no, no, no, no. It is. It is. The state was supposedly was supposed to have done away with that title when basically the pandemic lifted. OK. All right. All right. Well, we will remember that now. EMT. Thank you. Thank you, Ed. Appreciate it, bud.

Careful driving the ambulance. We're going to go to Rob. Rob's on the line. Hey, Rob, good morning.

Good morning to see you, Rob. We're talking about people who hate it when you use the wrong title for the profession. And what about you? It's not so much hate anymore, but it used to be cringeworthy. I've been a backline tech for 30 years and a guitar tech. And everybody goes, so you're a roadie. I think so. Yeah, I can see that. A roadie sort of explain the difference.

Well, it's like roadie kind of is more of a 70s connotation, you know, some burnout friend of band guy that just like rides in the back of the van. And nowadays, everything's so specialized and automated and computer driven that it takes an education to be out on the road anymore. Rob, if someone asked you if you are part of the road crew, would that offend you? No, not at all. Okay.

No, that's basically what we are, you know. Yeah, the larger group is the road crew, and then you have your specialized field in that. Yeah, exactly. Would you be offended by Guitar Donkey? I've been called that. No, so you're right, though. The state of the art with the computers and everything that has to be involved, it's a whole thing unto itself. I think probably a roadie would be more like...

You know, like a golf, like a PA, like a production assistant? Would that be correct? I don't even know. Yeah, I think it's just a general term. All right. You know, it's kind of outdated. But, you know, usually it's some jock meathead at a bar goes, so you're a roadie. Right. Are you guys roadies? You know, they just don't know any better. Okay. Rob, did you work with anybody we would know? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, quite a few people. Can you name a couple just for fun? The last, I'm a driver now. I was just out with Sturgill Simpson and Luke Holmes. I was a guitar tech for the Black Crows, the Hooters. So you're a driver like our last caller. Yeah, well, yeah. Like an ambulance driver. No, no, yeah. Okay, so that's it. You got, you worked with some heavy hitters. That's pretty cool.

Yeah, yeah. I worked for a lot of metal bands in the 90s, and now I just still work with Bowder Audio. Okay, Bowder. Excellent. Yep. All right, Rob. Appreciate the call, man. Thanks. Take care, guys. Whenever you hear Brody, I always think of the guy in Wayne's World, too. That guy who's, you know, that's the classic...

guy you think of as running across stage with the gaffer's tape or running the cables. By the way, Bowder Audio, they do a lot of work with us, especially on Camp Out for Hunger. I'm going to go to Gregory. Gregory, good morning. Hey, good morning. How y'all doing? Great, man. All right, so your profession and what do you dislike when people call you? So I'm a school psychologist, but for some reason when I say that,

Everybody hears the word psychiatrist. Then they get defensive because they think I'm about to prescribe medication for their kids. Number one, I can't even have that discussion with parents. You know what I mean? Because I'm not a medical doctor. I'm a school psychologist, not psychiatrist. You guys have millions of listeners. Can we just clear that up? Psychologist and psychiatrist are...

very, very different qualifications. In some people's defense, Gregory, from time to time I get them mixed up. I do as well. I try to...

I try to do something with the vowels in there to remind me that this person prescribes drugs, and I can't... I haven't made a connection with it yet. Well, yeah. I mean, a psychiatrist is an MD. They have a medical... You know, they have a doctorate in medicine. I know that. But the two names are so similar that I have a hard time just...

Mentally, just remembering that the psychiatrist is the one that prescribes drugs. Psychologist is a different animal altogether. Works in like therapy, psychotherapy and things like that. Well, let me ask this then, Preston. You're both, you're tinkering around with your people's noggins. So are a lot of what you're doing, is a lot of what you do similar to what a psychiatrist would do with the only caveat being that a psychiatrist can implement medication to affect change?

Yeah, in terms of, you know, conducting therapy, yes, we can both do that. But of course, the treatment is vastly different. I would recommend continued treatment in the form of therapy, where a psychiatrist may prescribe medication. But I've had parents get very defensive with me because automatically they think, here's a pill for your kid. And I don't necessarily believe that. And like I said, I can't. I can't. I don't even have that kind of discussion with parents. I say it's

You know, talk to your family doctor. For example, ADHD often comes up. If there's a possibility, you have to talk to an MD about that. We ethically have to be very careful about what we say. But it's a conversation. It's a reminder that I have to give people all the time. This is what I do and this is what the psychiatrist does.

Yeah, hey, so Gregory, you have psychologists, psychiatrists, and then a licensed therapist. Where does the licensed therapist fall into that whole ladder of profession? Yeah, you can be a licensed therapist.

You're right. Yeah, you can be an LPC, a licensed professional counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. They're there. They're LPC, you know, a licensed therapist. They're not MDs either. They're basically psychologists. But in my case, I'm a school psychologist. So I work in a school setting. So I really, really can't have these discussions about medications because the stereotype, like I said, is that we just want to medicate.

Right. Right. Kids who are having a behavior problem. And, you know, so that's what I have to clear up all the time. So I'm glad that now everybody understands. Quickly, though, as a psychologist, you need to have a doctorate for that, correct? No. No? No. No. I'm a master's level school psychologist. Okay. And the school district for which I work, which I won't name, doesn't pay my colleagues who are PhD level school psychologists. They don't pay them.

a cent. Okay. So there's no inducement. All right. But yeah, thank you for letting me clear that up. I appreciate it. I'm going to try to remember that because I know there is that delineation, but psychiatrists, the most obvious is that they are the ones that can prescribe medication. They're the doctors. But there is actually legislation that they're looking to pass in Pennsylvania that would allow some psychologists to prescribe certain medications with advanced education. Okay. I think they all prefer shrink, though. Yeah. Yeah.

We didn't ask him that, damn it. I'm curious, can gym teachers prescribe medication? They do, yeah, most of them. Let's see. We'll take some of these. This is probably going to be the only topic we go to. There are so many people that want to jump in on this. This is Amber. Hi, Amber, good morning. Hi, sorry to bother you guys at work. It's all right, Amber. Okay, so what do you do and what do you hate being called?

So I'm an interior designer and I hate when people call me an interior decorator or just a decorator. Okay. What is the difference? Because that's something that I, that definitely confuses me. Sure.

So I have a four-year degree from the Fashion Institute of Technology and Fine Arts. I went to school for interior design. And to be a decorator, I mean, you could get a certificate. You could not...

get anything. There's a lot more to the design industry than there is to decorating. So there's more architectural knowledge that's needed as far as structural components and buildings and

things like that, whereas a decorator is more, you know, picking out fabrics, furniture, pillows, stuff like that. So Amber, we're working with an interior designer, Lauren Pirineau is her name, and she is very aware of architectural issues and how, you know, things are done when a room is remodeled, as well as the flourish, as you mentioned. Does she have a degree? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Then that's part of it too, right, Amber? Yeah.

Yeah, and I mean, don't get me wrong, I definitely do the furnishings and fabrics and things like that, along with AutoCAD work and more architectural-based knowledge. Okay. So I found something. It says interior designers may decorate, but decorators do not design. Correct. Yes, that's a good way to put it, definitely. Got it. We will heed the word. Thank you, Amber. Thank you.

Appreciate it. Clearing up some vague areas that I've always like when you get one, I think she's kind of a psychiatrist, psychologist, interior decorator, interior designer. You know, I've made these mistakes. John has been on hold for a while. Let me go to him. Hi, John. You're on the air, bud.

Hi, I just wanted to let you know I went into a locked hospital unit one time and I called a the person there working a guard and I got my hand handed to me. He wants to be called a correctional officer, not a turnkey guard. OK, I wonder if.

If prison guard is an actual title and there's a difference, or if they have changed that phrase, like a flight attendant from a stewardess or something like that, or if there is a difference between prison guard and correctional officer. I don't know. Hmm.

All right. Well, thanks for the heads up, John. We appreciate that. My brother, younger brother, was a correctional officer, but they did call them prison decorators. Oh, okay. So they would be the ones responsible for throw pillows and accents around the prison. By the way, him mentioning, this is totally off topic, him mentioning prison, even though this isn't a prison, it was a hospital.

But it looked like a prison when I went there. Did you guys see they're changing the Norristown Hospital? No. They're going to turn that into residential and business. It's just huge. No kidding. Complex. That place is scary as hell. Does your mom work there? Yes, it is. My mom worked there for a little while and she used to talk about it. And my mom can be very dramatic and I'm like, okay, sure, uh-huh.

And I accidentally drove into that parking lot. I got lost at Norristown Farm Park. And I drove in and I was like, I mean, it still has the barbed wire. Like it's it looks like a scary old. What's the movie? It reminds me of the. Welcome, Cassie.

Jack Nicholson. Reminds me of that. Apparently they're going to rebuild that to residential and I guess light industrial or commercial stuff. Are there still patients there currently? I don't know. I just saw it on ABC last night. When you move into your apartment, there will probably be a few patients. I'm seriously lingering around.

All right. We're doing Stack-O-Topics. The only topic we've chosen right now is you hate it when people use the wrong title for your profession. Let me go next. Who's been on hold for a while? Yeah, let me go do. It's Danny is online. Danny, good morning. Good morning. Love your show. Thank you so much, Danny. Okay. What do you do and what do you hate to be called?

I am a female barber, and I'm constantly called a hairdresser. A hairdresser. You're a female barber, and you are called a hairdresser. You only work on men, right? Only men. Yeah, I'll call my hairstylist, not hairdresser anymore. That's not as bad, but a hairdresser or a beautician...

I hate it. Okay, beautician, hairdresser, those are kind of outdated terms. Outdated, yeah. My sister, when she was doing this, she was going to school. She was going to cosmetology school. Right. Do they still call it that?

I don't know. I went to barber school. You went to barber school? Yeah. I think they do. It's funny, though. I had a female barber for a couple of years who was great, and she was, that was it, female barber. You know what? She was never a beautician or a cosmetologist. Preston, I take that back. It might not be called cosmetology school because I just looked it up, and what I'm seeing is beauty professional. Beauty professional. Okay. Okay.

That's the umbrella term, I guess. But Danny, you want to be referred to as a bartender. I mean, not a bartender. Hey, they serve booze at some barbershops. Um,

They are definitely close, a barber and a bartender. Yeah, the reason I asked is because we just had a guy on hold and we lost him. I was going to go to him next and he said he hates being called a male nurse. He's a nurse. Yeah. You don't have to be male nurse. So what about female barber? Do you just prefer barber?

Well, I only said that to you because I wanted you to know that I was a female. Okay, delineation. Gotcha. All good. But, no, I'm fine with barber. I just think it's so funny that people still call us hairdressers. Okay. All right. Thank you, Danny. Appreciate it. Case, you go to a female barber. I do. I call her my hairstylist. Is she at a barber shop? Well, so when I met her, she worked at a barber shop, and it was meant only that we're allowed in the barber shop. I believe she's on her own now, and so she doesn't just...

exclusively work on mail. Okay. So I don't even... She does pet grooming on the side. She does not do that. No, but like, I don't know. I sort of pivoted and started calling her my hairstylist.

I wonder if male barbers would have a hard time with women's hair, cutting women's hair. Because you said it's men only in barber shops. If a woman went and sat down and said, hey, I want a haircut, I would go, I don't really know how to do this. Right, there are certain things. I don't think so. Yeah, I'm sure there's a whole list of things. Longer hair comes with some other complications, I would think.

All right. Let's go to a couple other calls. Let's go to. Oh, yeah. She's been on hold for like 20 minutes. Let me go to Caitlin. Caitlin, sorry to keep you on hold for so long. Good morning. Hi, that's OK. I'm a longtime listener. First time caller. Wonderful. OK, so what is it you have an issue with when people give you the wrong name for your profession?

So this is like a constant thing with my career. I'm a registered dietitian and I get called like nutritionist, dietary, sometimes diet aid, all different things like that. All right. So is there a difference between being a registered dietitian and a nutritionist?

Yes. A dietician is actually a licensed professional. We have to get a master's degree. We have to do a thousand hours of interning. We have to sit for an exam and then we have to do continuing education, just like a nurse or a doctor. So we can prescribe things in the hospital. We can prescribe two feeds and TPN and supplements. OK. Wow. All right. That's a little bit more elaborate.

Yeah, versus a nutritionist is not a licensed term. It doesn't really mean anything. A lot of people use it and it's not as reliable as going to a dietician. So I always tell people go to a dietician for the best advice. All right. All right. Yeah, no, it's interesting because I was looking into nutritionist and so you're saying registered dietician is better just because I wanted to try and figure out what my macros were. And, you know, is that the type of stuff that you do?

Yeah, yeah, we do all that, yeah. What are macros? Great with a sauce. It's really, really great with a sauce. I prefer like a fra diablo, like a little bit spicy, you know what I'm saying? No, just like, actually, Caitlin, rather than me talk out my ass, do you want to talk to him about what macros are and stuff? Yeah, like he would want to know like how many grams of carbs to eat a day, how many grams of protein to eat a day, like the different food groups. There's like a calculation, right? Yeah, based on your, like your blood.

Yeah, yeah. Based on your weight, your height, your physical activity, like we're trained in all of that. Exactly.

It gives you something to ignore on a daily basis. No, it really works. So there's a guy that I work at. When I go to the gym, there's this guy I've known him for five years now. And I've noticed, I'm like, okay, so you're, you know, I said something like the, you know, I'm like, wow, you're really coming together. You know what I mean? But he said his, he found out through his... Just let me finish my shower. He found out through his...

health insurance that his insurance paid for a registered dietitian and it really told him what he should focus on. Made a difference. Big time. Yeah, most insurances cover a certain amount of visits a year to see a dietitian. Well, alright. I looked into it. Ours does not. It doesn't? I can tell you what we have and what we don't have. Thank you, Caitlin. There's one in Dr. Mike's office, I believe.

She gave out great advice, like don't have two slices of cheese rather than one slice. And sometimes you should try fruits and vegetables. What? Dude. She was the nicest person on the planet, but oh my God, was it the most third grade advice that I'd ever received. She was also very attractive. Maybe that's why. But the way she talked to you, she's like, okay, so if you wanted something sweet, but you weren't going to eat candy, what would you give me? Like something you would maybe eat. She was good with me. And she's like, good.

Apple, yay! You know what, though? Some people don't know. I know. And I don't know. It's like 280 pounds. Maybe I didn't know. She was like, I really need to double stamp this guy. Oh, I got to deal with this gorilla. All right, well, we got to wrap up the Stack-O-Topics, and we only got to one topic this time around. Well, I'm going to have to say...

Nick might be our new king of topic pullers. By the way, real quick, some of the people on hold, Blue said professional seamstress, not a tailor. Joe is a structural engineer, not an architect. Erica is an executive assistant, not a secretary. Vinny is an ethical hacker.

And he is not an IT guy. So he's a branch of cybersecurity. However, Jim, who is a truck driver, prefers bulk commodities relocator. There you go. Thank you. We're going to take a break. We'll come back in a second. And Eric McCormack is going to be joining us. Last minute guest edition. We'll be right back. R.com.

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Thank you, Kathy. So, yeah, we're going to hang on a little bit. We're supposed to get a call from Eric McCormack. Is it going to be Zoom or? No, phone. Phone call. All right. So this is like came down last minute. We had no idea. We'll say, all right, yeah, we'll talk to him. But we'll see if that comes together or not. In the meantime, saw that the portal.

uh in love park is closed for maintenance it's been uh shut down for a few days that was a lot of fun when we uh stuck jackie down there yeah and uh we stuck up struck by we should find out what's going on with that couple because remember you had the uh yeah the lovely young uh lady from ireland right it was ireland england yeah and uh and her uh bow was it um was it open during the parade

Well, that's what I was about to ask. Yeah. Because that had to have been crazy. Yeah. Yeah. Look through that while it was. If anybody knows, let us know. There's no way it could have been open during the parade, right? Well, I mean, it's going to be. They wouldn't have moved it. Yeah. But I mean, like turned on. I don't think they hit the on button. Why not?

Isn't that the perfect opportunity? I don't know. I love Philadelphians, but I don't trust them that much. Do you think people would try to break it or something if it was on? They're having sex in front of it or something. I don't know. It does have an AI naughty detector. Yeah, it has that, but when there's three million people in front of it for a... I know. But would they be there? I don't know. It's a good question. I don't know. I'm just guessing.

So, apparently they had routine maintenance because there was a crack in the screen. It was there from the beginning when they first installed it. That appeared during the travel to the city from New York, apparently. So, they've got it wrapped in a blue tarp and shrink wrap or something like that. It's a sensational idea. A lot of these things are gimmicky, but...

Hang on a second. I'm sorry. With the screen covered, the countries to which the Portal connects Philly were unable to see how we celebrated the Eagles championship. Oh, that's too bad. Because that would be something to watch. Hell yeah. Yeah. Okay. All right. Well, anyway, they're working on it. If you're curious why it's covered up right now. Our guest is on the line. He is starring in Nine Pins.

bodies in a mexican morgue and this is premiering on mgm plus and bbc one uh march 2nd 9 p.m is when the show will be and um sounds interesting um and you know we'll get the rundown from him yes what it's all about so ladies and gentlemen please welcome mr eric mccormick good morning eric hey you guys hey nice to have you on thanks for joining us

My pleasure. Hey, so Eric, you know, at the top I was going to describe what the show, what the film is all about, but I figured it'd be better to get it from the horse's mouth himself. But I know this is a take on an Agatha Christie novel, correct?

Well, it's that sort of... The writer is a man named Anthony Horowitz, who's kind of the Stephen King of the UK. He's written over 50 mystery novels, and this was his swing at a limited series for television. It's a little bit like Lost. It's a plane crash, small plane crashes in the Mexican jungle, and everyone survives, except one by one, they start to die in very mysterious ways. Okay. And we don't know who's killing them, and...

So, yeah, it does become a little too negative, Christy-ish. Correct me if I'm wrong. The Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue was just kind of a flippant title. He barked out when they asked him what the title of the series was or the book, correct?

Yeah.

So he was always worried about that. When I said to him, okay, the greatest title, how did that come up? He said, you know, I had something else, and I hated it. At the studio, they said, what do you call this, Anthony? I just said, nine qualities in a Mexican morgue. And it stuck. So I just, I love telling people the title because people either go, oh,

Oh, wow. Or they laugh because they think it's a comedy. I mean, it's really one of those titles that can go either way. I love... There was a movie years ago called Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia. Right. And I love titles like that. There's 10 heads in a duffel bag. Yeah, yeah. Another one. So the title definitely is a grabber. Now, is this author... He sounds like a character...

I assume the series is already filmed and done. Was he on set? Was he there throughout the filming? Weirdly, he's one of those classic sort of author characters that he said, I don't like being on set because there's nothing I can do. I can't get around and watch you all talk.

So I'm going to Greece. So we were shooting at the Canary Islands. He flew off to Greece. But I was constantly checking with him because all the characters are American, even though they were all being played by, with the exception of me, by the Brits and the Irish actors. And sometimes the dialogue...

Yeah. Yeah.

I love that British resolve. He's ready to go along with it. So what you're saying, though, is on set, everyone is obviously playing. This is an American flight, I guess, that goes down. They're all on board are American. But you had this collection of people from all around the world. How is the level of accuracy to American dialect?

Well, I mean, generally pretty amazing. David DiGiallo, who plays opposite me, this big handsome black man, I mean, he's got one of those great posh accents, but you would never know. When you watch this thing, you'll think that

That he came from Philly. He's great. And I love when actors from other countries can just nail an American accent. Makes it harder on us to get a job. Yeah, that guy is impossibly good looking. And he's a very good actor. There's some pretty physically fit people in this collection.

That's true. I don't count myself among them. Hey, Eric, I wanted to ask you about this because we saw a photo on social media on Instagram with you. It was at the red carpet premiere of Nine Bodies. And you were there with a guy that we have gotten to know him pretty well because he's from this area who is Richard Kind. And he's just one of the greatest human beings in the world. How do you guys know each other?

Yes. Yeah.

But we have a group of guys, we call ourselves the CADs in L.A., that just do whatever we can. And it's him and LeVar Burton and Steven Weber and Kevin Pollak and Bryan Cranston. Wow.

It's a great group, but even when Richard can't make it, we all just end up doing our best Richard Kind business. Love it. It seems like a collection of people without a lot of pretense. What's really funny in this picture is we noticed the last time we were talking to him, Eric, that he loves to wear his red sweater with a blue button-down shirt underneath, and it looks like he's wearing that same combo in the picture that he's with you. Oh, my God, dude.

Yeah, he I don't he doesn't he travels light. Oh, that's funny. I wanted to ask you about the show that apparently now you you said you're on location, but a lot of this stuff is shot on a soundstage, correct?

Yeah, when I was told this was shooting in the Canary Islands, I was like, this is incredible. It must be lush and jungle-like. And it turns out it's completely volcanic. But they had just built a state-of-the-art studio there. So a lot of it is...

in the studio, but it is such a convincing studio and it was filmed so well that after a while, even we forgot. I think even the studio itself forgot because it started to create its own ecosystem. It was the ants. Really? I was looking at the props and people going, did you bring in ants? They said,

That's what happens when you put enough plants and soil together. I've always wondered that if you were to bring in enough plants and fill a soundstage with them and obviously you got to maintain them. Basically, it's a large nursery. It becomes like a little shop of horrors. It becomes alive. So this is the entire story. And I assume is there a plan for a second season? Does it wrap definitively? What is the story methodology here?

It pretty much wraps because we will, it becomes a whodunit for sure. Okay. And all of our characters that we meet in the first episode have secrets. They're all a bit, they've got something to hide. So it'll be a, it's a fun murder mystery for the audience to figure out which one of our characters.

which one of our survivors is going to be the only survivor. I love that. Even a moderately good, and you have a good collection of people here, so these are always intriguing and you find yourself being sucked in, and especially with kind of a lost vibe to it, I think it looks very intriguing.

Yeah, absolutely. If it's only six episodes, I think it'll be quite bingeable, even though we're doing once a week, which I kind of love old school. So yeah, yeah. Yep. But no, I'm the same way. You get to parse out the the episodes. I love it. All right. So it premieres on March 2nd on MGM Plus. You can also get it on BBC One. But we wish you luck, Eric. Congratulations on what looks like another great project for you.

Thanks, guys. Thanks for having me on. You got to take care. Eric McCormick, another body in a Mexican morgue. And yeah, March 2nd is when that is coming out. So I like him. Fun guy. Great impressions of Richard Kind. Oh, my God. Richard Kind. He's the best. Preston, when his name came up earlier this morning as a possible last minute interview, I also got confused. Eric McCormick was on Will & Grace, but I was thinking, as were you, of Dylan McDermott.

who was in The Line of Fire, which we referenced earlier this morning, too. And then there's also Dean McDermott, who was married to Tori Spelling for a long period of time. So all of these guys kind of look similar and have very similar sounding names. So Tori Spelling was in The Line of Fire? Yes, he played the president. It's a very small role. It's more focused on the Secret Service, but yeah, she was the president. Have you noticed the president's cleavage is weird?

She does have weird cleavage. She does. Yeah, it's like space. It's like a cup holder. Yeah. Yeah, I think there was some enhancement there. Probably, there's definitely. Yeah, yeah. All right. Um...

What do you guys want to do now? What do you guys want to talk about? Stack a topic. What do you guys want to talk about? No, actually. No, we were not prepared. Honestly. I thought about doing a contest. Let's celebrate how, Preston, we were able to pull off a full interview. And I don't think he had any idea. We didn't know we were talking until about 10 minutes before. No, I thought about a contest. We do have some things to give away. What are you thinking of? I'd like to, you know what we did a little while back? Duck, duck, goose? No, not duck, duck, goose. We played a game that I made up called Mouth Music.

Oh, God, I'm not playing. Sounds like we have a winner. No, not that. That's my mouth music. It's where we instrumentally.

sing the music parts for you and you have to identify the song. It was okay. Chuck loved it. I need a different role in this game. Can I be the host of this one? Do you want to host it? Because I can't play it. Okay.

I didn't even know what was going on. Who wants to play and who doesn't want to play? Well, who's... What are the other... Is this the game we're going with or are we doing... Do we have a... Was there another one you had in mind? I couldn't even think of any other game. Okay. And mouth music it is. I mean, was there any other game you guys want to play? No, no, no. I thought you said that we had some stuff in the Voxpro of an earlier game, but maybe I misheard.

We probably do. Okay. I want to play this one. Then I'll play it. I want to play this one. And you don't even have to do hosting duties because Kathy will do it. 215-263-WMMR, the number. All right, Kathy, we got to get you all the prize information and all that stuff. So I'm going to do our hosting duties. You want to answer the phone calls? You want to play me? She's got to close out of the... You want to come sit over here? No, no, no. Let's not take me out of my comfort zone. You don't want to run the board, Nolis? Let her close out of the NTP. I'm not a DJ, remember? Okay.

Um, yeah, give me, uh, whatever I need to know. Give me the information on mouth music. Okay. So we're going to be giving away. Well, hang on. Oh boy. It's okay. We went, we, maybe we could prep more next time. Okay. If you don't have to rip all your papers. What's that? Yeah. So we're working on the giveaways right now. Yeah. I'm starting to be last minute about this. Nick, you secured something. I did. Yeah. We got a pair of tickets to a flyers game, a future flyers game. Future flyers game. We have tickets for it. All right. Uh, Kathy.

Someone's called you Pathy. Here's your copy points for the Flyers. That's your Lithuanian cousin. This is Pathy. The Flyers announced today the release of a vintage-inspired limited edition retail collection. Wait, okay, but we're just giving away tickets. We're not giving away the retail, right? Right, but we are promoting the retail. Right, yes. We got a bunch of stuff, and it's awesome. I love it. I snagged this hoodie that I thought was really cool. It just says on the front, it says, got the big letters PHL going down on the diagonal. Oh.

I love that thing. That's a badass one. Like, I showed it off immediately to friends of mine. Yeah. I'm wearing the one that I got as well, and they had, like, some gritty stuff in the package, too. So, yeah, it's really cool stuff. Wait, there were three separate hats that are all really cool, and I was trying to get... I was picking one for Jace, and I picked one out, and then I asked Casey. I'm like, I don't know. What do you think? Casey picked another one. I took all three home to show Jace. He picked the third one, Casey. He picked the one that both you and I... That you and I didn't pick? That we didn't want. Oh, damn it. I was really... It's...

It sounded like you were turning in my direction. No, he picked the third one. Okay. We went with that. But yeah, great collection. All right. So we're going to try this out. Case a little dialing music, please. Case a little dialing music, please. Yeah. Already hooked up. All right, Kath. We'll start with line one. You ready? Okay. Yes. Here we go. All right. So Joe, you're going to play mouth music with Preston. You want to start out, right? Well, you have to. He's the host. First, you got to say, hey, Joe, how you doing? Oh, sorry. Sorry. Shoot. God, I'm doing a terrible job already. I don't want to talk to Hawk.

Hey, Joe, how you doing? Oh, great. Thanks for asking. Yeah, no problem. You ready to play mouth music with Preston? Sure am. Okay, this is a terrific game. You're going to love it. Are you familiar with how it works? I am. Oh, perfect. Great. We don't even need to explain it. That's a godsend. Because I actually don't know how to explain it. All right. All right, Preston, take it away. Okay.

No lyrics involved in this, by the way, for whoever plays. You have to just kind of mouth everything else. All right, Joe, here we go. Here's your song. You ready? Yep. All right. It starts off quiet. All right. All right.

There's more. That's all I'm going to say. Wow. My dad said I could have another one. No. All right. Any idea?

For a second, I was thinking Iron Man, but... No. Iron Man is... Real quick, the funniest thing Casey's ever done was that fake Pearl Jam song with Nick. That one was... It was terrific. Brilliant. Thank you, Joe, for your appreciation. I'm going to try that one on somebody else. Is that okay? Yeah, sure. Wait a second. The host has to say yes or no. Yes, absolutely. All right, who are we going to go to? We're going to go to caller number three, Alex. Okay.

Alex, how you doing? Alex, are you there? Don't stop. Alex, are you there? Yes. Good morning. Oh, good morning. Are you familiar with how mouth music is played? Yes. Did you hear Preston's last rendition? I did not. Oh, all right. Good. He's going to do it again. I'm going to do it again. And here we go again. All right. Alex, you ready? Okay. Starts off quiet. Here we go.

I have to do this whole thing over again. I know.

People on the text are getting it. All right, Alex, please tell us you have this. It sounds like something like Zeppelin, but I can't tell you. Yeah!

Damn it. So close. Any of you guys want to guess here in the studio? I don't know. I don't know it. I know it, but... Can you have the song pull up so we can compare it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, wait, wait, wait. I just had it for a second. Oh, he's almost got it. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. No, that screwed it up playing the music. All right, Casey. You're going to hear it. Yeah. Yeah. That was good, actually. Right? Yeah. Okay. Ever long. Yeah. Yeah.

Maybe I went a little long on the intro. Just stretching it out. You're just jamming, bro.

Okay. All right. All right. That one didn't work. All right. We'll get another. Anybody else? Oh. Kathy's hosting this. What were you going to say? Does anybody else want to try it? Oh, yeah. I got a chance here. All right. Casey, you're going to do the next one? Yeah, I can do the next one. All right. Good. So let's go to line four. Ryan. Ryan.

Ryan, are you ready to play with Casey? I don't want to talk. I can't wait to play with Casey. Stop. All right. And were you listening to the last one? Did you get it?

Yeah. Oh, you got it. Is that the last one? No, I didn't get it. Oh, you didn't get it. Oh, you listened to it. You heard it. You just got it. Okay. All right. But you know how the game is played. Yeah. All right. Good. All right. Brian is ready to play. Case, go ahead. All right, Brian. Here we go. You know, the problem is like trying to figure out how it starts. I know. You know, you got to you got to get the first note right. Otherwise, it all goes downhill. All right. All right. Here we go. Here we go, Brian.

That's all you get, Bri. You know it. Yeah, okay. What is it? What is it?

Well, help me out. Hold on. The contest is you have to figure it out. Give him a minute. Let him figure it out.

It's not teen spirit. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. You worked through it. You won. Brian, you won a pair of tickets to MMR Rock's Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion Summer of Discontent Tour Friday, August 15th at Ocean Casino Resort. Tickets are on sale now via theoceanac.com. Nice job. So I put Brian on hold for you, Kathy. All right, great. No, that wasn't good. I didn't have hopes for that, but I'm glad you got it. Yes.

By the way, Nick, the text. People who think this is horrible and people who enjoy it. What's the... I'd say it's like 70-30. People are enjoying it. A bunch of people got Casey's. And then it took a while. I think pressing the first time around with you, you sounded more like an MRI machine. And then you started sounding like...

We're fighters. All right, Kathy. Let's go to a woman. Let's go to Kate on line six. She's going to play next. Casey, are you doing another one or are we going to move on? I don't have one. Do you have one, Nick? Yeah. Ready? Okay. Okay, Nick has one ready. Kate, you're going to play with Nick, okay? I'll think of one.

Okay, great. All right, and you listened, you know how the game goes. You know how mouth music is played, right? Yes, and I got the first two, so I'm ready. Awesome. Okay, well, let's hope that Nick is as good as Preston and Casey. Nick, take it away. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

Wow. He gave you a lot there. I know. He gave it his all. I do not know. It was really funny, though. Do it again. I don't know that one. Now we'll go to another caller. Yeah, let's do another caller. Do you want to go to Garrett on line five, Preston? Yep.

All right, Garrett, you ready to play with Nick? Did you hear the first round? I am more than ready. You're more than ready. Okay. Do you need him to do it again? Do you have a guess? I would love for him to do it again. Okay. No.

I can't wait to hear what this is. Garrett, do you know what it is? Alive by Pearl Jam. Nailed it. Really? Nice job, Garrett. You and me, buddy.

Wow. Were you doing it from the beginning? I don't even know. Garrett, you won a pair of tickets as MMR Rocks, Dropkick Murphys, and Bad Religion Summer of Discontent Tour Friday, August 15th at Ocean Casino Resort. Tickets on sale now via TheOceanAC.com. All right. Nice.

All right, we're going to do another one. Steve, are you ready for this? Yeah, I think I'm ready. Okay, let's go to Preston. What line? I lost track. Let's go to number seven. Okay, let's go to Brian. A host with nowhere to go. All right, Brian M is on the line. Brian, are you ready to play with Steve? What a deep voice you have. We're playing mouth music this morning. Steve, go ahead. All right, I'm going to try this. Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm.

Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm. Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm.

Oh, you ought to get that. Brian? I don't know the name of the song, so I'm going to get that, though. No! Oh, my gosh. Understood. All right, that means we need another call, Kathy. All right, let's go to Mike on line one, Preston. Okay, got him now. Hey, Mike, are you there? Gadzooks? Gadzooks, are you ready to play mouth music with Steve? Absolutely. Did you get it? Did you hear it? Yeah.

Yeah, I got it, but can you sing it again? Did you like my internal drum? I loved it. I'm going to do it again. Mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-

Seven Nation Army. Yes! Mike, congratulations. You won a pair of tickets for the Philadelphia Union home opener Saturday, March 1st against FC Cincinnati at 7.30. Football season ends, but football season starts. Tickets on sale now. Excellent. I'm going to take this one, Kath. What? We skipped Tyler, who is on line eight, so let's go to him. Tyler, are you ready to play with Preston?

I am, Kathy. Okay. All right, great. And you know how the game is played? I do, Kathy. I won with you last time. Oh, all right. You lost then, right? No, we won. Oh, we did? Oh, excellent. Okay, well, let's hope you win with Preston. Go ahead, Preston. All right, Tyler, here's your song. You ready?

Yeah. All right. That's the beginning of the song, by the way. Yeah.

I got it. I got it. It's pretty easy. Sorry, bud. Was he in the ballpark? No. Why don't we go to Andy on line two? Andy! All right, Andy, did you get that?

I did not get it. And sorry to bother you guys at work. Can I offer a little quick criticism, Kathy? When you bring a caller on the line, you have to welcome them on first. Hey, Andy, how you doing, man? Okay. Hey, I'm doing great, Preston. You're doing great. Thanks for calling in. You ready to play? I'm ready to play. I need to hear it again. Yeah, watch with that chick. I'm just trying to make this move along. All right. Here we go. We'll dispense with formalities. All right, here we go.

That's all you get, Andy. Oh, man. I'm just going to throw it out there. Do it. Ted Nugent, cat scratch fever. No.

That's... Can you play it for him? If you wouldn't mind. So this will reveal. Did any of you guys get it? You got it, right, Steve? Right, yeah. I'm going to play it here in a second, but I'm just curious if you guys got it. There it is, right here. Just so you know. All right.

Sorry about that, Andy. We'll try another one, right? Who's doing this one? Casey. Casey, you're going to do this? You ready? I'm ready. All right. Preston, who do you want to go to? Looks like Jason's been on hold long. Okay, let's go to Jason. Sounds great. Hi, Jason. Hey, guys. How are you? Good. All right. You ready to play mouth music with Casey? Yeah. Can it be on the mouth organ? Yeah.

Yeah, absolutely. It kind of is. All right, K-Ska. All right, you ready? Jace, here we go. What's that tune there? Go ahead, J. Take it away.

Oh, man. Nope, that's not going to happen. Hey, how about a don't worry, be happy? Don't worry, be happy. Nice try, Jason. I didn't get that one myself. I got that one. Yeah. Yeah, I got it. Oh, wait. I think we're going to do it one more time, right? Yeah, we'll go to Bob here, Kat, because he's been at home for a while. Got it. Hi, Bob. How you doing?

Fantastic. You are the Bob Barker of morning contact. Wow. Thank you, Bob. That's quite a compliment. Quite a compliment. It is. I appreciate it. You know, because Bob Barker is dead. Casey's going to give you his little mouth music. Bob, I don't feel like we need to. I think you got this, don't you? Okay. I don't, but I'll try anyway. All right. Bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop.

Come on. More than a feeling? No. You have the song handy, Case? Yes, I do. This is Casey. Yeah. Now you got to jump in here.

This game is harder than it seems. Yeah, we don't get very many winners. Can I try one, jumping into the Wayback Machine? Yeah, for sure. All right, so let's get somebody else on the line. And remember, you have to say hi to them. Treat them like they're a human being. Preston, how about Ken? All right, perfect. Okay, Ken, how you doing? I am not an animal. I am a human being. That's right. Thank you. Some people need to be reminded. Ken, you're going to play mouth music with Steve. Steve, you ready? Yep. All right, go ahead. Me, me.

I know what it is. Ken, do you have any idea what this is? It's in the Wayback Machine. Is that an epic ballad? It is. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Almost like a poem? Uh-huh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh-huh, uh-huh.

Ken, anything? Nah, turning to stone. I don't have it. We should give one person, somebody else the chance. Let's go to Will on line eight. All right, we will do that. And here we go. Will, how you doing? Hey, yo. Now that I hear it. Did you hear Steve? I did, but can I get it one more time? Yep. Ready? Here I go.

Well? I love your version of that. No, I don't got it. You know what I would add to it, Steve? Is that...

I was trying to decide. Nick, you know it too, right? I know exactly what it is, yeah. Case, you know what it is? Yeah. Oh. The song. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Do we have it? Do we have it? We do. We've played before. Yeah. It's usually in the Vox Pro. It might not be...

Hang on. We got to see if we get... Next time we will plan this better. I apologize. I sprung this on the gang to play this and normally we would have the songs. I know Marissa asked me if she wanted... I do apologize. We don't have it, do we? It's the wreck of the Edmund Fischer. I'm sorry, the Ella Fischer.

And as we've pointed out many times, that is the one that piece of music repeats over and over and over as he recites the... It's almost like a drone. It's repeated. There's no structural change to the song. It's the same all throughout. It's really mesmerizing.

All right. Maybe we can do one more. Case, can I see your list? I feel like we should. We didn't. We still have the flyers tickets. We've got. Oh, yeah. I got one. And she's got one. She's just getting good at hosting. I'm just falling into place here. All right. Let's press and let's go to Mike on line one. All righty. There he is. Hey, Mike, how you doing this morning? Hi, Mike. That sounded like that hurt. All right, Mike, you're going to play with Nick.

Oh, boy. All right, Mike, you ready? Yep, I'm ready. All right, here we go. Wow. Wow.

That's a long intro, and I'm sorry if it's cryptic, but that's what you get. That's a good one, actually. Mike? I'm having a brain fart, guys. Sorry. Oh, man. I'm sorry. Thanks anyway, bud. Brain fart. Is that too difficult?

No, Casey got it right off the bat. It took me a second once he pointed it out. I'm like, oh, it's pretty obvious. All right. Go to line two. All right, line two. And they're on. Jay, are you there? Yeah. Snarf, snarf. Snarf, snarf. Did you hear Nick? I did. All right. Do you have a guess or you want him to do it again?

I'd love for him to do it again, but I don't want to waste your time. Santa Claus is coming to town. That's it. Isn't it? No. How about this? Does this sound familiar?

I thought that was your best one yet, Nick. Oh, thanks. I rehearsed it. All right. I tried to make that sound. Oh, yeah, the vibers. Yeah.

Well, that's a shame. That's too bad. I think that's all we have time for. The game was not a shame. We only gave away two things. Well, there's sometimes when the hosting falls down. No, listen, the hosting is improving. Did we already do this one one time? Was that one of the first ones? Hold it up. Who cares? No one's going to know. Look if you're on YouTube.

I think we did. I think we did that one. Yeah. All right. But no, what the hell? No one listens. I'm going to try this one. All right. I think it might be, I think I can recreate this one pretty well. All right. Okay. Kathy, what number? Well, Matt's been on the whole longest. That's fine. All right, let's go to him. Line five. Here we go. Good morning, Matt. You there? Good morning. All right. You ready to play mouth music with Preston? This is a train wreck, but all right. Did you get any of the other ones?

I got jumped. Oh, all right. Well, there you go. Okay. So just say that for this. Well, Matt, you're going to play with Preston. Let's see how he does. Matt, this is an older song. You ready? Let's do it. All right.

Hold on. I know it. Hold on. It's Hendrix.

Am I singing the wrong song? I think you are. You're singing the wrong song. Yeah. Yeah. You're not doing what I was doing. We're going to do that song. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's not the one you pointed to. Yeah. It's the artist, right? It's yes. Okay. Stand there next to him. Come on, Matt. You got it. It's right there on the tip of my tongue. You got it. Somebody needs to win something here. Scrape your tongue. It's not a good song.

I want to go. Is it Voodoo Child? We don't know. Yeah, it is. Yes, it is Voodoo Child. Yes! You won! Yes! Hang on.

I thought I was singing Foxy Lady and Purple Haze. Wow, yeah. You've won that. You've won that contest. You got it right. Hey, you're Miss America. Matt, you've won a pair of tickets for the Philadelphia Union home opener Saturday, March 1st against FC Cincinnati at 7.30. Football season ends, but football season starts. Tickets on sale now. We're from the wheel.

You're going to do Sweet Child of Mine. No, no, no. I decided not to do that. Okay, okay. Because I think we had done that before. All right, okay. Sweet Child of Mine would be... Okay. But the song that I was trying to do was Poxy Lady. But he won. He still won. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's why I get done. I'm like, I'm doing the wrong song, aren't I?

Hey, why is it called voodoo child and not voodoo child? That's a good question. I think that's an old English way of writing the word child. Because there's a... Or the T key was broken on a typewriter. No, there's a poem called To the Dark Tower...

Child Roland went or something like that. And I think child is an alternate spelling of that. When used in prose, Nick, I'm not 100% sure. It's like voodoo bonnet. Got to make some voodoo chili. All right. All right. Hey, Millie. Hey.

With your host, Kathy Romano. I'm going to prep next time. Okay. Well, you really had no time to prep. Oh, you're open for next time? Well, I'm not ever playing this game. Yeah, got it. So, yeah. You know, she's a professional singer. It's kind of condescending to ask her to do this. We're going to take a break. We'll come back in a second and we'll get to some B-File stories. We know you like those. We'll be right back. Hey.

Hey, it's Kathy Romano. This month on Her Story, you'll hear from a Chilean-born adoptee who uncovered the truth about her illegal adoption and a postpartum health coach who breaks down exactly what postpartum means and how we should be supporting new moms. Tune into Her Story with me, Kathy Romano, every Sunday morning at 7 a.m. on 93.3 WMMR because every woman has a story worth sharing.

All right, let's do some Bizarre Files. Now, WMMR presents Kristen and Steve's Bizarre Files.

All right, we will get right into things and we will start with a story about travel, air travel. And if it wasn't crazy enough, these days passengers got into a massive brawl at the Atlanta airport and it's all on video. Viral footage shows dozens of air travelers fighting in the Spirit Airlines terminal, punching and kicking their foes in the middle of the waiting area near a boarding gate. And I

And I mean, they are just, it's a mass of people. It's a melee. Just pounding at each other. Fists are flying. Parents are trying to get their kids away from the carnage. And the brawlers are ignoring the police to stop the mayhem. It's unclear what sparked the brawl. Say the button was closed. But there's a ton of screaming and yelling. Basically, just utter chaos. And officials at the airport tell TMZ that they are looking into the incident. Atlanta police said that cops were called to the airport.

because of the fight, but by the time they got there, everybody had left. They were all gone. Is this the new way to see if you can get bumped up to first class? Maybe it's something I don't know about. Maybe it's a tactic that I wasn't aware of, but no suspects or victims were hanging around to talk to police, so everybody got away with it. All right, why did the alligator cross the road? Well, to get to the other side and devour his turtle snack, of course. A video showing an alligator stopping traffic to cross the road with a turtle in its mouth has gone viral.

A video was posted earlier this month by the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge on Facebook. The wildlife refuge is located in Boynton Beach, Florida, about 25 minutes inland from Palm Beach.

Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the wildlife refuge is one of the largest in the country, spanning more than 145,000 acres. Now, people were asking, do alligators eat turtles? And yes, alligators are what they call opportunistic feeders, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, meaning alligators eat a variety of food sources and adapt to where they are living. Adult alligators eat fish, snakes, turtles, small mammals, and birds, and

And juvenile alligators primarily eat insects, amphibians, small fish, and other invertebrates. That's pretty wild because I saw actually a shot. The turtle shell, the turtle was in the maw of the alligator, but the alligator could not penetrate the shell. Yeah, it's tough. That's what they're there for. Do you think maybe the alligator is helping it across the street? Because you see it happen down the shore all the time. People are helping turtles across the street. There you go, buddy.

Gender reveal parties are still a thing, and it seems the trend is as popular as ever, despite people making headlines for mishaps when things go wrong, leading to injuries, fires, and more.

But one couple is going viral for their gender reveal, which didn't involve anybody getting hurt, but did include a high-end fashion designer. Influencer Rachel Santana and her husband Austin didn't do theirs in the backyard. They went out to the Dior store in Paris to find out if they were having a baby boy or girl. The Dior store? Yeah, the couple's trip to Paris was already planned before they even started trying for a baby, but they decided to go into a Dior store...

spontaneously during their getaway and that's when they let a sales associate reveal the gender of their upcoming firstborn with a customized $6,000 Dior purse. They let the employee see the results of the gender of their baby before they ever did and then she chose a pink or blue small lady Dior purse to announce the news.

For the big moment, Rachel and Austin were given a private room in the store and some chocolates and juice to celebrate. I think everyone can connect to this. The staffer brought in an elegantly packaged bag with the mom to be unboxed, with which the mom to be unboxed to find a pale blue canage lambskin purse. How can you not know? Okay. God bless him. How can you not know what? It's just a little...

Listen, maybe the people that follow her, they're all at this financial level. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm thinking in terms of, you know, maybe Gus. Yeah. And just kind of rubbing it in people's faces. A video of the reveal, excuse me, shared to Instagram shows the delight of couple ting in the news that it's a boy. And Steve, it has over 36 million views on it. There you go. Yeah.

There you go. Plenty of people enjoyed seeing it. All they had to do was fire one of those things into their nutsack like they do on every other video. Yeah.

Shocking video has captured the moment a mystery neighbor from hell had stuffed feces through an elderly couple's letterbox. Ken and Diane. Ken and Diane Lott, both 81 years old, were in tears after arriving home from a gig on the Isle of Wight when they saw the damage. The couple found that manure had been smeared across their letterbox during the incident, which they caught on video. The

The footage shows a woman at the front of their property holding manure in a newspaper. It also shows a woman at the front door, what they believe is a lid of glue in her mouth as she leans over the keyhole. Mr. and Mrs. Lott were targeted in a similar act of vandalism on April 28th of last year, in which video showed paint stripper being poured over their cars. So what is all this about? Why have they incurred these people's wrath? They believe the same person is responsible for both incidents and are appealing for the woman to stop.

Black paint was also sprayed all over the car's windows and construction foam sprayed into the car's exhaust pipes and front door lock. That's brutal. Those are criminal acts of vandalism. Yeah, both cars. If you know who it is, arrest her. Both cars had to be written off. Police spokesperson said we were investigating an alleged allegation of criminal damage in the incident. So, yeah, that's disturbing. All right, and that is what we end the Bizarre Fire with. All right, we will...

We'll take another break. We'll come back in a second. Lesson question is up with trash and music news as well. Don't forget today's Tattoo's Day. So text the word tattoo to 39333 floating world tattoo and piercing for the $350 gift certificate. Could be yours. We'll be back in a moment. Preston and Steve's Cardboard Classic is finally here this Friday at Montage Mountain.

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As soon as the classic ends, Mountain Fest and montage begins with a free concert from the M-80s at the world's largest 80s party. Then on Saturday, catch Tonic and Better Than Ezra. Saturday tickets are on sale now. Head to WMMR.com for all the info.

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That's the Steve Show Tattoo's Day. So running out of time for that. Takes a word tattoo to 39333 in order to win yourself $350 gift certificate. Floating World Tattoo and Piercing. We would like to give something away a little bit easier than the music, mouth music that came a little while ago. It's a lesson question. And we're going to give away a pair of tickets for the Philadelphia Union Home Opener.

Saturday, March 1st. And the question that we will go with this morning is, everyone thinks that Jeff Conaway played Kaniki in the movie Grease, but it was actually which legendary actor? 215-263-WMMR. Everyone thinks that Jeff Conaway played Kaniki in the movie Grease, but it was actually which legendary actor? So call if you know the answer. The trash business is a gold mine. 93.3 WMMR.

With Preston and Steve's Hollywood Trash. We'll wait for those calls and we'll get some trash while we do that. Steve, what's going on this morning? Well, Paris Hilton threw a massive 44th birthday bash for herself at her massive estate in Los Angeles over the weekend. In lieu of gifts, Paris requested that her guests bring gifts.

incredibly expensive gifts. Oh. Hey! A Bible given to O.J. Simpson with an inscription from Robert Kardashian right after the Bronco chase is going up for auction. On the inside cover, Kardashian wrote the words, Hey, six out of ten commandments ain't bad. Oh, my God. And finally, Sidney Sweeney and her fiancé, Jonathan DeVino, are pushing back their wedding plans. Sources say the two are just too busy now, and also, Sidney does not want to marry him. Yeah.

All righty, we're looking for an answer to this question. Everyone thinks that Jeff Conaway played Kaniki in the movie Grease, but actually, what legendary actor played him? 215-263-WMMR, and it's Chris that we will go to. Hi, Chris. Hey. Hey. Hi, Chris. Who played Kaniki? Clint Eastwood. Yeah. Hang on, Chris.

We give you a pair of tickets for the Philadelphia Union home opener Saturday, March 1st against FC Cincinnati. 7.30 p.m. football season ends and football season starts. Tickets are on sale now. Preston and Steve's Music News on 93.3 WMMR. Yeah! Yeah!

Yeah. All right, a couple of stories and then we will end with a concert announcement. We will start with this one. Peter Gabriel announced he's working on a new album. It's called O.I. And it will be, it's I.O. Backwards is what he said exactly. This is his announcement said it will be called O.I. That's I.O. Backwards.

His current album, I.O., won Best Immersive Audio Album and Best Engineered Album, non-classical at the Grammys. He should call it Bajmir. Bajmir. The album also topped the UK charts, his first number one since his 1986 album. So, I.O. came together gradually with work starting way back in April 1995, although Gabriel wanted to put it out after the pandemic.

After Up by 2000 and Hope to Release It by 2004, multiple setbacks forced him to repolish it several times. Surprisingly, instead of releasing everything all at once, he put out singles once a month at a time. By December 1st of 2023, listeners got their hands on the full 12-track album available in two versions.

And that broke a 13-year gap. So going forward, Gabriel plans to drop his music to coincide with the moon's phases. Okay, yeah, that's what George Thorogood did. New tracks will drop during full moons while different mixes during new moons. I didn't listen to I.O. at all, so I don't know enough to comment on it. But he had this record that came out about a decade ago called Scratch My Back. And the intent was he covered a whole bunch of artists and then they would cover his songs.

And the second part of that never happened. But the first part of it, with him covering their songs, like he did Heroes by Bowie. And it's a really good record. And it just reminded me how fantastic Peter Gabriel is. And maybe somebody will follow up on that. Come on, you bastards. Because it's a great idea for a record. He did his part. Yeah. Let's see what else we have here. Pantera and Eamon Amarth are teaming up.

That's not our announcement, is it? No. Teaming up for an exciting 2025 summer tour across the United States. Bands have gone with a truth advertising approach and named it the heaviest tour of the summer. And it will kick off July 15th in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania. How much does it weigh? I don't know how much it weighs.

But they're playing with Metallica at the Link on May 25th. And then they will be in Hershey for their own show. And that will be on June 25th. I don't care how heavy the rockers are and how, you know, aggressive they are. You know they take that chocolate fast.

ride that chocolate well. Oh yeah, you'd have to. You'd have to. But if you're going for the heaviest tour, you would probably have to get Jelly Roll and Teddy Swims and Chris Stapleton. That'd be a heavy bill. Maybe Wolfgang is in there. Yeah. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Is Teddy a big guy? Teddy Swims? Yeah, he's a big guy. He's tatted up, is he not? Yes, he is.

And then I wanted to mention the, we mentioned this earlier this morning, the Fyre Festival is coming back around with a second installment. I already got my tickets. Fyre Festival 2 will take place from May 30th to June 2nd at Isla Majores off the coast of Cancun, Mexico. The festival's new website went live offering a limited number of tickets and they range from $1,400 to

to $1.1 million. So I bought two of those other Prometheus tickets. Okay, those are the premier ones. The founder and New Jersey native Billy McFarlane spoke to the Today Show Monday about his hopes. He said, Fire 2 really isn't about the past. Yeah. And it's not really about me. It's about taking the vision which is strong.

It's about wire fraud. That's exactly what it's about. So, yeah, what can you expect to fork over if you fork over a million dollars for the Prometheus package? Wire fraud. He said you'll be on a boat and have the luxury yachts that we partner with.

which will be docked and parked outside the island. Fire is not just about this, like luxury experience. It's about the adventure. So you'll be scuba diving with me. You'll be bouncing around other islands and other countries on small planes. When you're saying you're charging $1.1 million for a ticket, you say you're going to be around yachts and you'll be hanging out with me. Is that your hard sell? That's your hard sell. That is.

This guy is unbelievable. Hey, good luck to him. I was telling Steve off air, on Netflix right now, there's a special. I think it's called Searching for the...

biggest scam artist on Instagram. I'm paraphrasing the title of it. And it's about this woman who essentially pretends that she has cancer and is making money from that. And she's, of course, curing herself by having this holistic approach to things. And it's called The Search for Instagram's Worst Con Artist. And it reminds me of this guy. Completely different story. I mean, he's not, you know,

pretending to be sick, but like him and that Elizabeth Holmes gal from... Oh, my God, yeah. You know, how these pathological liars, because that's what this is. It's the fake it till you make it thing. Yeah, and sometimes they... If he throws this story out there, maybe it'll come together. If all the people buy into the excitement and throw all the money out there, he can afford it, but it's just crazy. We wonder if at some point they believe...

that the dream can be envisioned and that they can deliver on it. And that, and that I would say this guy probably falls in the category. Like I really can do this. Yeah. And just as a, as a colossal F up. Yeah, maybe. And some of the people, some pathological liars believe their own lies. Yeah. They actually, they, they are so committed to it that they believe that it's actually going to happen. It's crazy. All right. And now we have a concert announcement.

MMR presents a show that will be on Wednesday, July 23rd at Freedom March Pavilion. And we are happy to present the Summer of Loud. Eight bands at this event featuring Killswitch Engage, whom we're listening to right now. Cool. Also, I Prevail, Biggie.

Bare Tooth and more. Eight bands all together for a very heavy, intense, loud show. Tickets will go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster. So if you're familiar with some of these names, you are talking about a loud show. Yep. And if you go to WMMR.com, there's a pre-sale and there's information on that and another chance for you to win tickets.

On top of that. We need a more aggressive end to this. We're playing Petula Clark. There you go. There it is. No, no. I mean, I don't know much about any of these bands. I'm just chucking songs in here. By the time they start getting heavy, you stopped it. It's because I don't have the patience. Okay.

I understand. I went for this song called Aggressive by Beartooth. Let's see if it starts aggressively. One, two, three, four. There you go. One more time, Steve.

The Devil Wears Prada. I love that. That's a bad name. What are you talking? Is it really? Right there. The Devil Wears Prada. That's great. The Amity Affliction. Alpha Wolf. Dark Divine.

Sophie's Choice. Sophie's Choice. The House of Sand and Bob. Steel Magnolias. All right, so Ticket Draw on sale Friday at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster, WMMR.com for more details. We're going to take a break. When we come back, we're wrapping up our show. We'll give away our Tattoo's Day prize as well. Stay with us.

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MMR rocks. Disturbed. We just spoke to David Draymond the other day about that song in particular, I Will Not Break. He said it was kind of a recollection of dying Easter eggs with his family. I think it was a lullaby. He sang it when he was a little boy. But now it's turned into this beautiful rendition.

Wonderful. 10.35 on this Tuesday morning as the program is coming to a close. Let me see. Oh, yeah, we had Mark McCormack on this morning. Yes, Eric. Eric McCormack on this morning. Mark McGrath was on today. And Dean McDermott. They're working on a new album. And Lindsey Buckingham. I was trying to think of the other Mick names. Dylan McDermott. Yes. There you go.

So it was nice to have him on this morning. Nice guy. And his project is called Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue. I think that was the title of it. So it was cool having him on. And I think that's the only thank you because the rest of it was just us. Although it is Tuesday and it's Tab Tuesday so we can give away our prize. So I would like to congratulate Bob Headley Jr. Pennsville, New Jersey. Woo! Woo! Woo!

Give them a $350 gift certificate for Floating World Tattoo and Piercing. And you can find them at 1729 South Street in Philadelphia. And you can also check their artwork at floatingworldtattoos.com.

Or on Instagram at Floating World Tattoos. So go ahead. Why don't you? Pierre is here in our studio. Good morning, sir. Good day. So Eric McCormick, he was with Will and Grace. Did they not have, sometimes they bring these shows back. Yeah, it was back for a while. Did they not have a reboot for a while? Yeah, for two seasons I think it was. It did moderately well and then canceled it again.

It's kind of wild when they bring a show back like that to see if it will work. Sometimes it does. I think they brought Roseanne back, and it did work for a fair number of seasons. And then she left, and then they carried it on without her. They did it with Murphy Brown as well. They did it with Full House. Oh, really? Okay. Yeah, they've done it with a couple of them. In fact, it's kind of the trend right now. Well, I was canceled. Night Court.

Yeah, I was canceled and they're bringing me back, which is really cool. That's right. So I'm getting a whole reboot and I'll premiere, I think, Wednesday night on NBC. So please, it's must-see TV. Yeah, Pierre's gang. You actually are a NASCAR driver and you adopt six kids. I did. I adopt six kids.

And then it's a really hysterical take on how everything goes kooky wild. It's a reimagining of six pack. Exactly. You betcha. And I'll have a six pack. With Kenny Rogers. Yep. And it's going to be, you're just going to love it. It's cute. It's fun. I laughed. I cried. It was better than cats. Yeah. It's always better than cats. Yeah. Bye.

By default. And I, although I will sing a little Phantom of the Opera thing in there, so that'll be good too. So you really please tune in. 8.30, Wednesday nights, ABC and CBS. Oh, it just jumped over to... Well, it's actually, and NBC. It's on a, it's a TriCast. Both networks want it. It's a new experiment in TV where they're calling it TriCasting. All the networks are sharing the shows. Yeah. Wow.

It's like a presidential address. Exactly. Spread the love. Groundbreaking. Wow. What is it called again, Steve? Pierre's... Pierre's... Gang? Pierre's Place. Yeah. Yeah.

It's a reboot. Please join me because you're going to laugh. And it's zany. Yeah. That made me laugh. No doubt. Sometimes we'll get called wacky. Wacky. Zany. Mostly wacky. That zany, wacky Preston and Steve show. Yeah. I love them. Why? Well, they're zany and wacky.

All right, let's do the letter. Okay. And the President Steve Show is brought to you today by the letter. N as in nuts. All right. I love watching you paint yourself into a corner, by the way. You were just letting me die over there. I am. Sometimes I have to. Arms crossed, letting me die.

Letting me slowly melt like the Wicked Witch into the ether of the pavement. What a world. We have a two-hour ice cream...

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Obviously, all sleds and everything are all full for Cardboard Classic. But do we have a lot? Is it about the same number as past years? Yeah, it's like 100, something like that. I mean, there were years where we were like, okay, we can't have that many because it just lasted too long. And sometimes when we were doing it in March, it would get too warm. Too much. Yeah, so we've kind of metered it. And it's like in the 100 and change range, I think. We also were down to...

one run last year because there was some sort of issue and that made things run longer but we we have two running and even even for the speed competition they're going to be going two at a time so yeah excellent that's gonna be fun can't wait uh so on the program today blocks of pearl jam and uh also bruce springsteen and super tramp oh love super tramp

I love it. Cool. It'll be fun. Thank you, Pierre. And I want to thank our sponsors. President Steve Schultz brought to you today by Nebraska Brazilian Steakhouse in Philly and Horsham. You can get the most delicious birthday gift ever with a birthday feast that's on Nebraska. And details available at Nebraska.com. Also brought to you by Duncan and the President Steve Schultz runs on Duncan and Acme Markets. Fresh foods, local flavors. Tomorrow, Wednesday, secret text word, Fox Good Day. And we'll see what else we have coming up, too. That is it. We are done.

Rage on. Have a great day. We'll see you tomorrow, friend. Bye-bye.