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I was keeping you one towel. Hair towels need sleeping. Keeping you one mint ball pillow. Please go away. Let me sleep for the love of... You're listening to Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR with Preston Elliott. You will listen to every damn word I have to say. And Steve Morrison. Words are like bullets. Loss. Casey Boy. They all can't starve it. Kathy Romano. I'm going to destroy...

Nick McElwain. I'm just not the hero type. And Marissa Magnata. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. And now, Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR. What a beautiful morning. Welcome, friend. It's time to get started. And the day is breaking as we speak. And...

Another warm day today. We have a couple of these in store for you. Today's high, close to 60 degrees. We're still going to see partly cloudy, two fully cloudy skies, but still mild, comfortable. Continues tomorrow. We may have some morning showers you can test with with a high of about 58. Friday,

High 50 degrees and sunshine. Cardboard Classic, we're looking at 38 degrees and sunny in Scranton on Montage Mountain. Sounds good. And then moving on to Saturday, back up to the high of about 60 degrees. And then Sunday, we drop back down to the high of only about 36 degrees. So we're doing this up and down thing for a little bit. We'll be right back.

Preston and Steve's News Update with Kathy Romano. Today is Wednesday. It's February 26th. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning. In the news this morning, an SUV was swallowed by a sinkhole in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia on Tuesday. The sinkhole opened up in the 2700 block of East... Each burst... Each? Okay. East...

Birch Street at 1.30 in the afternoon. A Chevy could be seen inside the sinkhole with only the front end above street level. The front end of a white Mazda was left dangling over the edge. Neighbors say that owner of the car was out of town. At least one pipe could be seen leaking water inside the sinkhole. Neighbors say there was no gushing water and no one's basement flooded. However, the water company did shut off service for about 30 homes while they made repairs.

The white Mazda was towed out fairly easily. The SUV took a little more to get out as crews ensured the site was safe for removal. The SUV is owned by a Philadelphia police officer. It's going to require a much larger tow truck and some rigging to recover the SUV out of the hole. It's unclear how long it will take for all of the repairs to be made, but fortunately no injuries were reported. When you watch it, you know, the area where it collapsed, there was literally, it was just the pavement and then nothing left.

a vacuous hole underneath. And I heard yesterday that they were doing some, there was a water main break or they were doing some work or something like that. But then in the reports this morning, nobody mentioned it. So I'm not sure if that's not the case anymore or what. But,

Police in Belize are investigating after three young American women were found dead in their hotel room at a luxury beachfront resort last weekend. The women, ages 23, 24, and 26 years old, were found dead at the Royal Cajal Beach Resort in San Pedro on Saturday morning. The investigation into the cause of their deaths is underway, but Belize police commissioner said on Tuesday that carbon monoxide poisoning and possible overdoses are being considered.

Officials noted that alcohol and gummies were found in the hotel room. We've had issues with gummies in the past being resold and sending people to the hospital, the commissioner said in a statement. An autopsy was conducted yesterday, according to police. The commissioner said authorities reviewed surveillance footage from the resort that showed the women entering the hotel room Thursday evening and that they were not seen leaving the room again. Additionally, nobody was seen entering the women's room in the footage, according to police. Do you remember there was a series of stories from a resort where...

Where people were dying indiscriminately. Where was that? God, where was it? They did a whole special on it and I watched it. I want to say, I'm not positive, but it was like Punta Cana maybe or like, I don't think it was Mexico. They never solved it. There was never any clue. And it was like weird stuff. Like one woman was like beat down.

when she went out without her husband to go grab a bottle of water or something like that. And then others were being poisoned with the alcohol or thought they were. A whole series of deaths that they never explained. Yeah, terrible. The hotel told authorities that nobody answered the door when housekeeping arrived on Friday, so they left. Police say the women could have been dead in the hotel for approximately 20 hours before they were found. The women, originally from Morocco, lived in Revere, Massachusetts.

Authorities in Delaware County say a would-be car buyer was the victim of armed thieves. It happened along West 5th Street in Chester, where a woman met with three men who were supposedly selling a car through Facebook Marketplace. The woman then asked to take the vehicle for a drive, and all three of the men got into the vehicle with her. Delaware County DA Jack Stolzheimer says it didn't take long before the woman realized that she was in trouble. One of the three defendants put the gun to the...

put a gun to the back of the victim's head and said, I'm going to shoot you unless you give me all of your money. The three suspects identified as 26-year-old Anthony Barnes, 18-year-old Jarell Alexander, and 17-year-old Giovanni Seratore made away with the victim's wallet, credit card, iPhone, and more than $5,000 in cash, which she brought with her to buy the vehicle. I know. It's so terrible.

The suspect then left her by the side of the road and drove away. Fortunately, just a few hours later, the vehicle was located by Darby Township Police and two of the suspects were still inside. Solzheimer says the case should serve as an example of importance of taking precautions when making a purchase on Facebook Marketplace or a similar platform. Most importantly, try to avoid making the transaction at your home or in an isolated location. Kendra arranged to do it at a police precinct. That's one of the things they...

They always mention to do that. Yeah, you know what? I do it all the time. And we meet right in front of the police station. And, you know, because there's some... Sometimes you're like, is this worth the 25 bucks I'm getting for my mirror? Right, right. You want to make sure, is this really meth? Yeah. So I always say that. And if they agree to meet me outside the police station, you know, I'll go. A lot of times I won't go alone. But, yeah, so... But it is... It's nerve-wracking. Yeah. And actually, a lot of police stations will have...

designated parking spot. Oh, really? Yeah, yeah. I didn't know that. I did the same thing when there was a PlayStation 5. You couldn't find them anywhere. I went off a marketplace and I met at a police station to buy it. And it was a designated area. Designated area, yeah. Fortunately, the victim was not injured. The three suspects face a string of charges including robbery, unlawful possession of a handgun, and kidnapping. In sports this morning... ... ...

The Flyers won again, beating the Pittsburgh Penguins 6-1 last night in South Philly. Bobby Brink had a goal and three assists for a career-high four points as the Flyers won their third straight game.

Noah Cates had two goals and an assist. Tyson Forster had a goal and two assists. And Owen Tippett and Ramis Ristelainen also scored. Brink and Cates scored 10 seconds apart late in the second period. The two teams will play each other again tomorrow night with game in Pittsburgh. The puck will drop at 7.30. The Sixers, who have lost eight games in a row and have 10 losses in their last 11 games, are in New York tonight with a game against the Knicks in Madison Square Garden. Tip-off is at 7 o'clock. In Florida, the Phillies won their first game of spring training, beating the Rays 5-4 yesterday afternoon.

The Eagles play another game on the road today against the Blue Jays. The first pitch is scheduled for 107. And the Eagles are still the Super Bowl champs. And that's what I have for you this morning. All right, thank you very much, Kathy. It's Wednesday, isn't it? It sure feels like Wednesday, doesn't it? That sun cresting on the horizon, what a big boost that is. It is. I'm already wiped out, and I'll get it together and bring the...

Bring the excitement for you, friends. But yeah, it definitely was it. But yes, seeing the sunlight at this time of day, it's so encouraging. Why do vampires hate it so much? I know. I don't get it. But everything's leading up to the Cardboard Classic, which is on Friday. We're excited about that, obviously. We're hoping you're going to take some time to join us. All right, all the information is at WMMR.com. If you just want to drive up for the morning...

hang out for a little bit and watch and take off, you can certainly do that. It's only 20 minutes further than Jack Frost where we used to go. It's a nice, it's an easy drive. I had some friends text me yesterday and Steve, we've talked about how people sometimes just don't know. They're like, is this free and open to the

public i was like yep and i've known these people most of my life yes please get the word out it is free to go to cardboard classic free and open to the public so they're getting up on seven uh they're leaving philly at seven o'clock on friday morning they're driving up they're gonna watch so i'm psyched that they're gonna come up yeah and for this is 20 years this event has been going on and uh finally my whole family is coming there joe and friends

For the first time ever, my friends are coming out to this event. So, you know, listen, it's attended by thousands of people. But for whatever reason, some people have never had a chance to go and experience it for themselves. This is the opportunity. Come and get it. Yeah. And the preview that we've seen from a couple of the sleds is...

Insanely impressive. Loving what we're seeing. Absolutely. But we never know exactly what we're going to get until we get there that morning. We said yesterday at one point it'll happen about, you know, 45 minutes into the actual cardboard classic itself where we just become spectators. Oh, yeah. We don't know what the hell's going to come down that hill. Oh, most definitely. We're going to attempt to have a meeting today after the show to be organized and ready to go. That never works. No. We keep trying.

It's pandemonium. So we'll go for it. So the event is coming up on Friday. And by the way, I want to thank Camelot Productions. They did this amazing drone footage of our Camp Out for Hunger. And they are coming out to cover it. Those guys are great. And also Tipsy Elves. I tried my snowsuit on yesterday. I'm like, I love it. I love it so much. I was walking around the house in it.

Yeah, so I wanted to make a nice little video for everybody to unveil what our snowsuits are going to look like. And I kind of got like a lukewarm response from everybody. And then Kathy tried her suit on yesterday. She's like, OK, everybody has to bring their suit in on Thursday. We're going to shoot a brand new video. It's going to be great. I'm like, oh, OK. All right. Now you're all aboard. I was like, we need to thank these people because these things are so freaking cool. I had it on. Did you put it on?

It's hot as hell. It is. Listen, it's going to be perfect on the mountain. It's going to be cold out there. But Kathy looks like a million bucks. Nice. We're excited about our costume reveal, if you will, on Friday. It's just a great day, man. Yeah, it's one of our favorite events of the year. We hope that you'll be there. All right, we're going to take a break. We'll go live on Fox. Good day this morning. It's one of the things we're doing, but we'll come back in a second with a stupid question and the entertainment story. Stay put. We'll be right back.

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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.

Here we go with the stupid question. We're going to give away a four-packet tickets for the Atlantic City Boat Show, which is happening today through March 2nd. And it is at the convention center in Atlantic City. And the question is for Black History Month.

who's the first boxer to regain the heavyweight title after losing it? Hmm. Two, one, five, two, six, three WMMR. Let's see if you know the answer to that. Who is the first boxer to regain the heavyweight title after losing it? Two, one, five, two, six, three WMMR. Uh, we'll mention some birthdays today being the 26th day of February. Not very many interesting birthdays today, but I will, uh,

rattle off a couple that I saw worth pointing out. Actor Bill Duke. He's a fun follow on Twitter. Is he? Yeah, from Predator, right? Yeah. He's terrific. Yeah, so what type of posting? I don't know. He's going after Predators. He's just going after Predators, man. He's like, don't be fooled. That is not a tree. He's an actor and an author and

right? He does a lot. Predator, if you don't know the name, he's a guy that's shaving his face and breaks the razor. He's in Red Dragon. He was in Commando. He's been in a couple of Arnold movies. And sometimes pops up, a lot of times as an authority figure, a police sergeant or a captain. Always that kind of guy. He has that great line, he goes, you're ghosting us, man. I'm

Predator? Yeah, yeah. You're coasting us. Wow, he's 82 years old. Holy hell. He looks good. Greg German, who is on Ally McBeal and Grey's Anatomy as well, turns 67 years old today. I watch a little bit of Ally McBeal. I wasn't one of those that stuck with it. I had kind of a crush on her at the beginning. Yeah. And so I watched the whole series. I was a fan. And I think he was kind of a foil on the show, if I remember. I'm not 100%.

You know what the big thing, I remember one of the biggest things that came out of Ally McBeal was that they generated that first animated baby dancing meme. That was the thing she would keep seeing when a biological clock was taking. Yeah, the dancing baby. Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. I wonder how antiquated that looks now. It looks prehistoric. Because at the time, it was pretty groundbreaking. Yeah. I remember, okay, so wait, we have video playing here in the studio of the dancing baby. That's where that started? That's where that started. Yeah. What? Okay. Yeah.

Also, turning a year older, she was in our studio one time. Stunningly beautiful. Teresa Palmer. Yes. She was in to promote The Sorcerer's Apprentice, which I think it's a great movie. I really enjoy it. I thought it was well done. Nicolas Cage is really good in it. She did... She was in the remake of Point Break, which I never gave the light of day. Not good. Really? Back off, poor child. Seriously. It has none of that. I mean, it's more like a global, like, strike force of criminals. Yeah. Yeah, too much. Yeah, there's only one Point Break. That would be...

It was a waste of time. Only one point break, Warchild, and that is it.

So, Teresa Palmer, though, she was in the remake. She is 39 today. A couple of singers, and then that's all that I have. Erykah Badu. I'm an Erykah Badu fan. Celebrates her 54th birthday today. She always had that very large head wrapping on, right? I think that's come down over the past couple of years. It's a lot of work. I remember that being kind of a signature look of hers.

when she first got on the scene. You know, it's full of Jiffy Pop. I didn't realize that at that point. You never know when you need a snack. So she's 54 today. And then last but not least, Michael Bolton. Oh my God. Yeah, he is at 72. There was a time you could not...

Get Away from Michael Bolton. When this was a hit, he had a big string of them that were out at that time. You know what? You want to know how good of a song this is? Try and sing it. Try and sing this? He's singing in perpetual yellows. What was the band? It came from a band right before this? It was just called Bolton. Bolton? Yeah. He had a song called Fool's Game and it was a

It was a rock song. It was a hit. It was good. There's a great Lonely Island Saturday Night Live song called Jack Sparrow, the Ballad of Jack Sparrow. And Michael Bolton shows up in it. It's fun and funny. And they recreated it live at SNL 50 this past weekend. And guess who took the role of Michael Bolton?

One Eddie Vedder came out in the crow's nest of the pirate ship. And so it starts off offstage and you hear this voice, this baritone voice, and it kind of sounds like Michael Bolton. I'm like, oh, that's cool. They brought Bolton back. Nope. It's Eddie Vedder in the pirate ship and they wheel him out on stage and he's pretending to steer the ship. It was really funny. And it was cool to hear Eddie Vedder do a Michael Bolton impression. And so Michael wasn't there at all? No. I don't know if he could make it or whatever, but to see Eddie Vedder come out on the pirate ship singing like Michael Bolton was pretty cool.

Pretty badass. The original conceit was that Michael Bolton had just seen Pirates of the Caribbean and they were trying to do this recording session and he kept bursting into this ballad of Captain Jack Sparrow. It was very funny. Yep. So happy 72nd birthday to Michael Bolton and everybody turning a year older today. Let's see if we can get an answer to our stupid question. Who's first boxer regained the heavyweight title after losing it?

215-263-WMMI, the number. And it is Joe that we will talk to. Hey, Joe. Morning, bud. Morning. All right, Joe. Who was the first boxer to regain heavyweight title after losing it? That would be Floyd Patterson. And that would be correct. One moment, Joe. I'm going to give you four packet tickets for the Atlantic City Boat Show. Boaters, anglers, and water lovers, get ready. Discover the boating Atlantic City Boat Show tomorrow.

In partnership with Progressive Insurance back at the Atlantic City Convention Center. It's now through March 2nd. And the Mid-Atlantic's biggest boat sale with hundreds of boats and exhibitors all under one roof. So you can get your tickets at acboatshow.com. So some stories from the world of entertainment to pass along. Here's a follow-up we told you on Monday.

That Michael Lowen, Lindsay's dad, was arrested after allegedly assault against his estranged wife, Kate Major. And now TMZ reports that Michael Lowen has been hit with an emergency protective order on behalf of Kate.

that prohibits him from going within 200 feet of Major's workplace. I don't think this is the first time she's had a restraining order against him. That's a good question, yeah. So he is also forbidden from communicating with her in a threatening manner. Do they mention mesh shirts? Nope. Is he forbidden from wearing those? So Michael and Major wed in 2014 but have been estranged since 2018.

when she filed for divorce a little over a month after she was arrested for domestic battery. So they've just got a... They've got a wonderful relationship. Yeah, beautiful thing here. So yeah, but 2018, they've been estranged since then and somehow or another...

They have re-entered into each other's lives again, I guess. I maybe wonder what's going on with the peripheral family, with the mother, Dina Lohan, and then there was the sister they were trying to make happen as a singer. Is there anything biologically that connects these two? Mesh. Okay.

Michael and Kate Major. Biologically. Meaning, do they have children? No. I don't think so, no. So you're separate ways. Yeah, exactly. All right. This week, the long-awaited appearance of Maitland Ward on the Pod Meets World podcast finally happened. And things got testy between the adult film star and her former co-star, Sandra Fischel.

Ryder Strong and Will Frieda. We talked about this yesterday. They had a heated discussion. But since then, Ward has had some time to reflect and speak out about the episode. Talking to 2Fab.

Ward said that her appearance, about her appearance, I'm just surprised by the whole situation. And I've had a little time to reflect on it since I did the show a week and a half ago. I just felt uneasy to have people that you called friends. I thought Danielle was my friend. I can see that she did not like me and she has harbored not liking me through the years. But it's sad to me too.

Uh, for shell and her cohost denied in the episode that they hated ward. The ward believes that she's on a list of past coworkers that they don't like, including a boy meets world creator, Michael jobs or Jacobs. I'm sorry. And series star Ben Savage.

despite the contentious visit. Ward admits that she'd be open to returning to the podcast, you know, if they invited her back. I didn't realize this, the general consensus among that group is that they don't like Ben Savage? According to, yeah, what I've read. And so I don't know if they've actually said that or not, but maybe they just, people pick up vibes that they don't really care for him. Did they invite Maitland on to beat her up? Was it invited on for there to be conflict?

That's what she felt that was the case. And she wondered why the deal was. Apparently, she was saying things in... Daniel Fisher accused her of prearranging TMZ accidental street meetings.

It seems a little elaborate, but there's clearly, you know, there's bad blood. I mean, it would be one thing to like to hash stuff out that happened on the show and sort through some things, but like to intentionally invite somebody on to then beat them up on air or on your podcast seems a little random. It kind of sounds like they did that. Do you think to me? Not really sure. People are split over the presence of Taylor Swift at NFL games. Some like it. Some are over it. The NFL definitely likes it when she shows up to support her man, Travis.

According to a new report, the league has benefited to the tune of nearly $1 billion in publicity. It's amazing. Since Taylor became a visible football fan in 2023. The last time they got that kind of traction was when Joe Namath tried to kiss a sideline reporter. Yeah. I believe he asked her. I want to kiss you. You want to kiss me?

That was a billion dollars for the NFL. So that includes spikes in ticket sales and merchandise, especially among female fans, according to MarketWatchData.com.

Is that gravy train over for the league? Well, it's a possibility, as Kelsey has yet to announce whether he was returning for another season with the Chiefs or if he's going to retire. And if so, would they go to games? Who knows? The NFL should employ an active department that seeks to arrange relationships with their top players and pop stars. That's a great idea. Right? Yeah, totally. You know that would only help. Why not?

Speaking of sports stars, David Beckham stars in a series of Hugo Boss ads that feature him in his underwear. Now, Beckham knew going in that eyes would be on his pictures, but one pair of eyes was unexpected. Jackie Adams, mother to Victoria Beckham, and thus Beckham's mother-in-law, told him that she and some friends were admiring the photo shoot.

And he is quoted as saying, she was like, I sat down with my friends and we were zooming in. And you know, if you zoom in, you can see everything. And his response to that was, well, don't zoom in there. Don't zoom in.

So I guess they were, I'm looking at a picture and I guess he's got a bulge in his pants. It appears that you have a monster hog. And then if you zoom in, maybe you can see that. So that's the mother-in-law, by the way. I would think. Yeah. The guy is definitely is perpetually in good shape. Good looking guy. Always has been. So Queen Camilla has revealed that there is a new member of the royal family. The queen was visiting the Beanie House of Art yesterday.

I'm not familiar with that, in Canterbury yesterday, meeting guide dogs when she shared for the first time that she had welcomed a new dog to the royal family. She explained that it was a rescue dog, eight weeks old. And when asked what the name was, she said, she's called Moly because she looks just like a mo. Moly, Moly, Moly. I know. Moly, Moly, Moly.

Beckingham Palace confirmed that Moley was born on December 26th. Her mother is half Jack Russell Terrier, while her father's breed is unknown. The new family member comes just a couple of months after the week lost her beloved rescue dog, Beth, back in November. So this is their new... Queen Camilla's new dog. Moley. Moley. Holy Moley. Yeah. Millie Bobby Brown. Moley Bobby Brown.

is shutting down speculation that she might play Britney Spears in a future biopic. The Stranger Things actress who previously hinted at interest in the role addressed the rumors at the premiere of her Netflix movie, The Electric State. There...

Have you seen some of the shots of her recently? She's stunning. She looks frigging sensational. Yep. She said, I mean, she's an absolute icon, talking about Britney, and I would love nothing more than to be a part of her story. However, she made it clear that's her story, and I'm in full support of her bringing her story to life how she wants to. Britney's 2023 memoir, The Woman in Me,

It was picked up by Wicked director John M. Chu to be adapted into a movie with Chu. Promising fans, the biopic that's still in the works will do Britney's life story justice. I think what you're going to want if you're going to do this is take it like when Jennifer Lopez played Selena. She was rising up. She wasn't that well-known. That's what you need to do. Yeah, yeah. You don't want to too...

firmly established person to play that particular role. Or maybe have Ben Affleck play her. But she does, she would be a nice, you know, she's got, you know, beautiful smile and brown eyes and could kind of pull that thing off if she wanted. But there are plenty of gals who would pull off the pretty thing. Case, I know you're usually lukewarm on most Netflix movies, but this one looks really good. The Electric State movie? Yeah. I was just saying yesterday, it looks, it looks...

Way different. Yeah, and I have no idea if it's going to, you know, I'm only basing that on the trailers, but I'm certainly intrigued, and I guess people have these interactive relationships with sort of robots and androids and stuff. When's it coming out? March 14th. Okay.

I bet you it sucks. But I'll watch it anyway. Well, it was on Apple TV. I retract my statement. I was going to say The Gorge, but that was Apple. That's Apple. Different animal. And this is Russo Brothers, by the way, are behind it. Well, that's good. Yeah. All right. So Tori Spelling has addressed the backlash over a photo she shared of her seven-year-old son, Bo McDermott, pretending to give her a massage. Yeah.

Spelling jokingly, captioning the Instagram story, Bo said that he wanted to do chores in exchange for an allowance. Solid plan. So following online criticism, she took to her podcast and explained, I posted what I thought was a very cute photo of my seven-year-old son, Bo, pretending, being the key word, pretending to give me a massage.

She clarified that the image was actually taken during a professional massage with her therapist capturing the moment. She said, it's wild the stuff that you can put out there that they changed the narrative on so hardcore. She was shocked at the reaction. She also revealed a friend had reached out to her noting the possible backlash involved.

And at the time, she didn't understand why the pic would be so controversial, asking why. Everyone knows it's not real. Clearly, we are not at home. I am not making him do chores. Adding, clearly, I'm at the massage parlor. Nothing is clear. No.

No. It's never clearance when you post it. Yeah, exactly. What the hell is that? Exactly. Spelling went on to question why celebs are held to different standards than comedians when trying to make a joke. Saying comedians that have families, kids, they can post anything and people are like, they are kidding. That's funny. But if an actor posts something like, oh my God, that must be true. She's a horrible mom. So she caught a little bit of flack for that. But it was a pretty innocent little photo. Yeah, right? Yeah, she posted it.

Let's see. Jason Isaacs. Yes. Known for playing Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter films. Recently admitted that making the blockbuster movies was, quote, quite boring, he said. Speaking about it, he opened up about the franchise saying, it's a terrible confession to make. He said they weren't that much fun. Adding that it's quite boring making big special effects films. Sorry.

Well, I mean, as an actor, they probably don't find that as intriguing as sitting in a real location. However, he emphasized that the real joy came later. He said, I see and meet people from whom their lives were changed by it. Some people say their lives were saved by it, and I believe it. Despite his experience on set, Isaacs has been deeply moved when revisiting the Harry Potter world. Sure. Every time I burst out in tears.

Meanwhile, HBO is gearing up to reboot the franchise as a decade-long TV series with actors like John Lithgow confirming his role as Hogwarts headmaster Dumbledore. Cillian Murphy is rumored to play Voldemort. That's a good choice. That's a very good choice. But the official confirmation of John Lithgow came down yesterday.

And he spoke with Screen Rant about it, and he said, it came as a total surprise to me. He said it was not an easy decision because it's going to define me for the last chapter of my life, I'm afraid. But I'm very excited. The beloved actor thought about the long-term commitment to the film, or to filming the show, and he said, I'll be about 87 at the wrap party, but I've said yes. All right. Yeah, I mean, how, listen, it's,

it's sprawling and amazing and the movie series is just, you know, there's nothing like it. So this is going to be something, especially if they go as deeply into the books and the source material as they're indicating, you have to be a part of it. I remember when Richard Harris was approached for Dumbledore for the first two movies, for the first movie and he was like, I don't know, you know, it's a kid's book or whatever and his granddaughter was like,

grandfather, you have to play this role. So his granddaughter convinced him to do it. So they're going to have the latitude of more time, more screen time to flesh this story out, which should be pretty cool. Where's he from, John Lithgow? I mean, he really can play...

So many different roles. He's an American. Yeah. I mean, he played Churchill brilliantly. Here's where he was born. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, he studied in London, Casey. Maybe that's why he's able to do that. I just pulled this up. Rochester. Yeah. And he went to Harvard. Oh, my God. Casey went to Harvard. Twice. London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art as well. There you go. Yep. Incredibly talented person.

So he is the first confirmed cast member, though HBO has been keeping details on the series under wraps and the series is set to start filming sometime this summer and is eyeing a release date in 2026 or early 2027. Good to be cool. Yeah.

Ayo Edebiri is set to write the upcoming Barney movie from A24 and is in talks to star in the film as well. This is going to feature the cast of The Expendables?

No. The Barnaby, well, I don't know. The Barnaby movie has been in development since 2019. I say Barbie. Barney movie has been in development since 2019. Has gotten more eyeballs on it from the general public following the success of Barbie. And the original Barney and Friends show ran from 92 to 2010.

for 14 seasons, featured the happy purple T-Rex that taught kids lessons about friendship and kindness. In an interview last year with a New Yorker, a Mattel executive shared that the upcoming film would be, quote, surrealistic and aimed at adults. Okay. I never realized that Barney was a T-Rex.

He was just a dinosaur. I never really gave him... You think he's more like Dino-esque? Yeah, kind of. He didn't really have fangs. He just had white teeth and he was purple and gentle. He would eat a goat at the beginning of every episode. That's right. I didn't really know.

I like to hunt. We played a drinking game in college when we were hunting Barney. This is what degenerates we were. And there was the seldom seen aerial 360 Barney. And if he ever did that, because that was not every episode, you had to chug. And so...

So if you had a shot from up... Wait, what's the Aerial 360, Barney? So Barney gets so excited, Preston, that he hops up in the air and completely does a 360 and then lands. It does not happen every episode. It became really kind of special to see and so special, in fact, that it became the only thing where you had to chug. The rest of it were sips or three sips or whatever, but...

The seldom-seen Ariel 360 Barney chug. When you guys were doing this, were you watching this on a DVD or would it just be on? No, PBS. Yeah, on the big screen TV in the TV room. That sounds like an early daytime show to me. Were we drinking at 9, 10 a.m.? I wasn't saying we were. I was a good college student. This is just a college experience. I love it. There was a documentary about Barney that was out a little while ago, and it had sort of a tongue-in-cheek approach to it.

And there's a series of YouTube videos from this guy, and all he does, Preston, is re-dub Barney episodes. Okay. And has Barney say horrific things. Oh, no. Of course. It's pretty hilarious. Yeah.

The sixth Star Wars movie, Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, is coming back to theaters to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film's release. The movie wraps up the prequel trilogy and tells a pivotal story of how Anakin Skywalker slowly becomes Darth Vader and Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda are forced to go into hiding. Revenge of the Sith will run in theaters for just one week and that starts April 25th.

Marvel Television has confirmed that a Punisher special starring Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle, the Punisher, is in development and is expected to air next year. Now, I hear it's called a Punisher Christmas. Bernthal's character makes an appearance in Daredevil Born Again Season 1. The special will air around the same time as Daredevil Season 2.

There's no one left to kill. The script is being written by Bernthal and Ronaldo Marcus Green, who will also direct that special. I get to finish season two. I never fully finished. I didn't either. All really, really, really good. Yeah.

So Disney has given the green light to a fifth Descendants movie. Yay! With production set to begin shortly. Kylie Cantrell and Malia Barker, or Malia Barker, will return as Princess Red and Chloe. Yeah, that's fine. The daughters of the Queen of Hearts and Cinderella, respectively. Did you watch the last one? No. Oh, Preston, they bridge between the two kingdoms. Yeah, I watched the first. And everyone was getting along. I watched the first two and parted the third one, and then I tapped out.

So the story will pick up shortly after the events of the 2024 film, The Sentence, The Rise of Red. And we'll explore what happily ever after is like for Red and Chloe following the return from their time-traveling adventures. Much of the cast is set. No word yet on a premiere date for that. It is supposed to, in tone, I do not know if this is the case, mirror Glengarry Glenrose. Really? Hey, it's about time they took a serious tone in that.

Netflix is coming out with another game show that is offering up huge prizes. It's called Million Dollar Secret. It will follow a dozen contestants.

As they enter a, quote, sumptuous lakeside estate. And in each of their rooms is a mysterious welcome gift, which is a box. Now, the official tagline continues saying, 11 of them are empty and one contains $1 million. And it's for that guest to keep as long as they keep their identity hidden.

Devilish Games will reveal clues about the millionaire's identity and they must do whatever it takes to keep their million dollar secret. The series will be hosted by Peter Sorfenowicz and premieres March 26 on Netflix. I'm trying to think, who wants to be a millionaire? The first game show to...

Go for a million? Go for a million dollars? Besides Survivor, do you consider Survivor a million? Was Survivor a full mil? That was 100,000, wasn't it? That was a mil. Was it a million? You're right. I guess it probably was in the first one. Moana 2 is coming home. The sequel film.

Which was initially meant to go directly to streaming, but instead was sent to theaters and became a global blockbuster, is coming to Disney+. 105 days after debuting, Moana 2 will premiere on Disney+, March 12th. The movie is one of the biggest animated films of all time, took in $458 million in the States, $1.05 billion worldwide.

Why? What kind of press is it getting for the Oscars or Sunday? Not really. Okay. Yeah. Is it up for Best Animated Picture? No, I don't know. In case, actually, I don't know. I take that back. If it ended up with, because we know the composers. Yeah. I'll just say we're lifelong friends. We're best friends. Yeah. But yeah, maybe they got a nomination as well.

Nick's looking that up. Is this the current? Yeah, these are the five and Moana's not on there. It's Flo, Inside Out 2, The Wild Robot, Wallace and Gromit Vengeance, Most Foul, and Memoir of a Snail. I really love the movie Flo, if you get a chance to. It's about the waitress from... No, it's about...

From Alice. It's this one that features all these animals, but they're not talking. They're just simply being animals, but it's just done in a way, an animation style that's beautiful, and you find yourself getting very emotional. It's really well done. So there's no dialogue at all? No. Wow. No, it's the animals interacting, but they do it in a great way, and you're in kind of what appears to be a quasi-dystopian space.

But, yeah, I found it. I was very emotional. Do you remember where you watched it, Steve? At home, yeah. I mean, no, I'm sorry. Like, what platform? Oh, it was Apple TV. Okay. Yeah. Oh, this looks pretty cool. Nice. All right. Well, that's up for the Academy Awards this weekend, by the way. All right. Then one last story. The Price is Right will reach the 10,000th episode mark with tonight's show. Jeez.

And to celebrate, CBS has made a few new rules for some fan favorite games. For example... To the death. The Grand Game will be played for $100,000 instead of the standard $10,000. Wow. Lucky 7 will be played as Lucky 10 with $10 $1 bills instead of the usual $7. Double prices will be played as usual but will include a $10,000 cash bonus and...

And any number will have the piggy bank 10,000 times the normal value.

So it should be pretty interesting. Here's a little trivia about The Price is Right. Some fun facts for you. It is the longest running game show in television history. 53 years. 53 years. That's amazing. Yeah, since 1972, The Price is Right has given away over $350 million in cash and prizes, including more than 9,200 cars. Wow.

Because that was always a big thing. A new car. We know somebody who won a car. That's right. Mel did. Yeah. The Price is Right was originally only a half hour long. The show didn't expand to an hour until 1975. And the Showcase Showdown with the big wheel was not part of the show until its expansion to an hour long program. I was watching the show one time when someone, I forget what it was, but it was the nighttime show, won a million dollars. Wow. It was pretty amazing.

So, over 75,000 contestants have been told to come on down during the show's run. The oldest contestants...

Were 99 years old. That happened twice. At 99 years old. You were there for a taping. Yeah, it was cool. I enjoyed it. I thought for sure I was going to get picked. Rod Roddy did not say my name. But I did go over and talk to Rod Roddy. Yes, cool. At the time, it was before I was in radio. But I was going to my school for broadcasting. And so I walked over and I told him.

Was he a cool guy? He was a very nice guy. I mean, like, I just took it upon myself to walk over there. Nobody stopped me, and I'm like, I'm going to go say hi to him. And I did, even though I probably wasn't supposed to. But he was wearing, of course, a big sequin, you know, jacket that he wore. He was a super nice guy. What is his...

What was his other gig? Or was he just Rod Roddy from Price is Right? That's a good question. He was a film director. Oh, okay. He was a... I believe he came from the radio days. I think that's where he... Yeah, yeah, yeah. Definitely an announcer, yeah. Preston, your friend still does the traveling show, right? Todd Newton?

Oh, The Price is Right. Yes. Yeah. In fact, he and I were just texting like a week ago. Yeah. Well, he was here and I got messages. I had friends that went and they said that he mentioned the show. I don't know what the context was. And I was like, wait, I said, how do you know he knows Preston? And she goes, he just mentioned it during the show. No kidding. So he's writing a book.

uh and he had gotten reached out to me and asked if he if he could mention our show uh in the book and i said absolutely yeah so just leave kathy out of it please whatever you do there's just one person on the program we like to not talk about uh nick do you find out anything about rod roddy yeah you guys were right he started in radio and uh graduated from texas christian university um and uh yeah he was born in 1937 but he got a career beginning in radio

You probably know him from the time he got up in a high tower and started shooting. He's a different guy, I think. A few more fun facts about The Price is Right. The youngest contestant was a four-year-old in 2021. He and his mom won a new car playing Lucky 7 during Youth Week. I guess they had. In 2019, the biggest winner was

On the daytime version of The Price is Right won a total $262,000 in cash and prizes. Oh, my God. And in 2013, the show gave away its most expensive car ever was an Audi R8 worth $157,000. Wow, nice. Nice. Did you ever see...

Aaron Paul, Jesse Pinkman from Breaking Bad. He was a young kid, yes. Yeah, he was pretty cool. He was a contestant? Yeah. And he won. One of the wild things is to see Vanna White as a contestant looking like every super California girl. She looked terrific. All right, so yeah, it's their 10,000th episode tonight, by the way. All right, we're ready to play some clips.

Osgood Perkins directed the horror film The Monkey, which is based on Stephen King's 1980 short story. And here he explains how leading with personal experiences creates a top film. In the moment when you become an authority on what you're writing and you make it about yourself,

In essence, you kind of can't lie and you're forced to go deep because you're just you're airing your belief and you have to play off of the bloody cartoon itchy and scratchy vibe. And you've got to bring it down and bring it up. Otherwise, you have no rhythm. The monkey is in theaters now. All right. Next clip.

Shorzy, or is it Shoracy? No, it's Shorzy. It's a sports comedy series that follows the AAA hockey team, the Sudbury Bulldogs. In this clip, Eric Fleissing...

shares how the script was a fun story to act out. You're like, here are these lines that you get to say that are, to me, like guaranteed laughs. Your only job is to not mess it up. If you say it, even if you say it deadpan, these great lines, you'll get a great laugh. And when you're doing all these banter scenes, you're trying not to laugh because everyone else has all these funny lines. Yeah, that was really my favorite part, just acting out these great scripts. Shut the f*** up! The new season of Shore Z is coming.

now streaming on Hulu. Do you guys watch it? Yeah, I watch Letterkenny, and Letterkenny is just a fantastic Canadian show about these people from Canada, like rural Canada, and Shorzy's sort of the spinoff from that. But Letterkenny is about hockey in part, and then a bunch of other storylines. Shorzy is mostly about hockey. Okay. Does it follow that same rapid-fire dialogue thing? Rapid-fire, but very funny, and each character is really unique. So...

It's a character-driven show, but rapid-fire dialogue. All right, so that's our entertainment report for today, the 26th day of February. We are going to take ourselves a break and come back in a moment. We'll do a live Fox Good Day hit in a little less than an hour or so. So we'll be back in a moment with some stuff to chat about. Stay with us.

Preston and Steve's Cardboard Classic is finally here this Friday at Montage Mountain. Join us for all the cardboard shenanigans you've been come to known as. Best Design scores a grand, plus $500 for the fastest, and another $500 from Protein Collision for Preston and Steve's favorite sale. The Best Tito's Handmade Vodka Slag will score $1,000.

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Preston and Steve's Cardboard Classic. Sponsored by Tito's Handmade Vodka. America's original craft vodka. From 93.3 WMMR. Everything that rocks. I know we're anticipating a lot of excitement on Friday for Cardboard Classic and all the amazing monstrosities that these people create that head down the hill. But the one really bright, shining thing that we have to look forward to is Kathy's foot video. Yes! Yes!

Coming out on Friday that was promised to those who got on board our Instagram account and boosted to over 100,000. And now we have the debut of that on Friday from what I understand. Have you seen it yet? I mean, it is my feet. I created it. Well, I didn't know you made the video. I know you filmed it. I didn't know you edited it and put the whole thing together. Yeah, it's sort of like a, let's call it like, I'm just like talking to my feet peeps, you know? Okay. Like an influencer. Okay.

And her feet followers. Is there a pre-existing foot fetish template that you used or no? Wait, by the way, I just want to point this out. I hope everyone is listening right now. I get messages that go, what's your feet site? What?

Like, this is now a thing. People think that I'm like a foot fetish person. I'm not. This was a joke. And so is this video that's coming out. You know what? You really should. You should because, listen, it's funny to you. I know. You know, but would it bother you if you knew that like guys were getting off on it? So I actually had a conversation. I have a friend. She and I had this conversation about...

I mean, years ago, and we laughed about it. She actually did it. She created it. And she's very open about it and talks about it. And as you know, if it's a joke, but the people on the other end of it on these sites, they don't know it's a joke. And she said, yes, that's what's like hard to do is deal with these things.

people and their comments and what they're saying and what they want her to do. And it is just her feet. It's just her feet. There's nothing else. And she has a friend and sometimes the friend's feet comes into it. And she's like, I'll get these messages of these guys who truly get off on it. It's sort of anticipated that you... I mean, part of it, we've heard this from OnlyFans

people with accounts, the interaction is a big part of it. So that's a big part of it. And she said, that's what's hard is like being like, Oh yeah, you really like that. Don't you? Me too. You know, like she's like, it is creepy and it's disturbing. Money wise though.

At the time when I spoke to her about it, I probably saw her, I don't know, six months ago or something like that. There was not much cash being generated, but she's like, they are paying for it. There was some. All right. To begin our interaction, Kathy, I want to show you this photo. This was sent to us just now by our buddy, Bob Havens. Bob comes to Carver Classic every year. This is a sign that he made...

that his niece made for you, and there's a hole right above PNS for you to stick your foot through. Only fans, speedy feet. Only fans, speedy feet. Speedy feet feet.

And so Bob's bringing that up to Cardboard Classic on Friday. So if you're game and you want to stick your foot through that hole, we can take pictures of that too. It's adorable. I love that. Well, you can phone your kids into your OnlyFans account. What did he say? No, it's so cute. All right. So we have that to look forward to on Friday on top of all the other activities at Cardboard Classic. So Kathy's foot video for those who have been dying for this. It's going to be on Friday. All right.

So I'm going to give the mic to Nick for a second because he told us a story that I thought people can relate to the other day. You were traveling around? I was just out and about. Yeah, I went to Valley Forge and did some hikes that Casey and I like talking about. It's Mount Joy and Mount Misery in Valley Forge. And after the hikes, I was with Andrea, my wife, and we were just kind of hungry. And for whatever reason, in her mind, she got the notion that she wanted to go to McDonald's. She loves the cheeseburger value meal at McDonald's and it satisfies her.

her from time to time in probably ways that I can't. And so she decided we were going to McDonald's. I was like, all right. So the closest McDonald's to Valley Forge is the one in Devon where I used to work. And I've talked about this many times on the show. But I worked there in high school. It was my first job, my first real job. I worked there from 1990 to 1994. And like half of my high school worked there as well. It's right on Sweetsford Road in Devon. And it's still there. It's gone through some remodeling over the years.

But the basic outside structure is the same as it was when I worked there. And I hadn't been in a while. So I walked into a McDonald's. And it's really not much different than any other McDonald's on the planet. But it's my McDonald's. And I was there a lot from 1990 to 1994. My shift, usually, I would work Fridays 4 to 7. You know, this is a high school job. And then Saturdays 9 to 5 and Sundays 9 to 5. And it was a great shift.

job in high school to work with as many high school friends as i did uh two of my best friends worked there this guy um michael carnaccia who's become an actor like he in a weird sort of way got his acting start at that mcdonald's he would he would host and be a presenter were you flooded with memories when you went in absolutely steve and uh most good memories yeah but when they when they gutted it and they uh moved everything around on the inside uh

I've shared this story with you guys before, but there was a time where we had... McDonald's does a lot of things really well, but one of the things that they do pretty well is these nationwide inspections. And they're usually relatively surprise inspections. You know a day or so in advance that...

The corporation is going to come in and make sure everything's running right, everything's super clean. And so I was working the register during one of these inspections, and the people doing the inspection were like, this kid doesn't belong on the register. So I got demoted from register to third fry guy. Wow. I was not the guy who put the fries into the sleeves. I was not even the guy who put the fries into the fryer. I was the guy who loaded the frozen fries into the baskets to then put into the fryer. Wow. So they moved...

fryer wall. It used to be sort of in the middle of the restaurant to the left-hand side if you were looking at the registers, and now it's up against the wall where the drive-thru is. But I worked the drive-thru a lot, and it was really cool to be in this place that a lot of core memories, certainly early work memories for me. When I worked there, there was three or four registers. Now there's one, which I think is also relatively common for most McDonald's. But it was like

I was flooded with nostalgia walking back into this place. It's funny. I just hadn't been in a while. You mentioned, because I actually... I need to go up to New York, go up to Long Island and go visit...

some sites because I nostalgically have been going on the, uh, street view of different things. In fact, I'm right now in front of the Dunkin' Donuts that I, um, you were a porter. I was a porter. That was your first job? It was also the Orient Express that I worked on. Uh, yeah. And, uh, I didn't even realize this, Nick, it is now a Dunkin' Baskin Robbins. Oh, wow.

But, I mean, there were two girlfriends that came out of that Dunkin' Donuts. There were, you know, there was all sorts of... Important. Yeah, and, you know, that...

There is a switch that gets flicked, you know, that nostalgia. You know, I just despise the notion of having to travel in the hell, the goddamn hell that is the Outer Bridge Crossing in Staten Island. But if I have nothing but endless time, I'll take a sojourn up there and visit everything. But you look at it and you're like...

You know those things on like the street view even when you catch a glimpse of something. Even if the area's changed dramatically. Oh, that. That sign. That's still there. And it gives you... It's like you're traveling through time. Yeah, when I was a kid, we lived for three or four years in South Carolina. And like, I don't remember...

you know, the name of our neighborhood or the streets or anything. I just had a general idea where it wasn't a few years ago. I went on the street view and I just kept searching around until I eventually narrowed it down and found our old house. And that was really cool to kind of look back at that. And when I go back... Is your house pretty much... Well, when Casey went and you saw your old house...

Is it changed dramatically? Yeah. I mean, like they added a pool and, you know, everything looks quite a bit different, but it was unique. But when I, when I do now, I haven't, I'll probably never go back to that town again. We didn't spend enough time there as a family, but, you know, growing up in St. Louis, when I do go back there, I don't visit that often, maybe every other year or something like that.

I do a little tour. I go around. I go to my old house, to the bowling alley where we always used to go and hang out by the high school. So within a year or two, you've done this? Yeah. I'm trying to think the last time I did it. It's been a couple years. I'm going to say...

15, 18 years. Wow. I mean, time flies by that quick. I certainly haven't done it since I've been here at MMR, so that's 2005. And I don't remember many years. Yeah, over 20 years. I took that kind of tour. May have gone up for family things here and there, but that's one specific area. It wasn't where I grew up. It wasn't the places. My old haunts. And I am getting that yearning

to just go see what they're like. I'm sorry to interrupt, Kathy. Would you ever go to an old house? Yes. Oh, absolutely. And knock on the door and say, hey, do you mind if I come and take a look around? Yeah, I would. I would do that. In fact, that's part of my thing. Preston, the house that we had and what they've done with it now is like,

what the hell? Why were we living in a hovel? You could do all this. My parents' house sold, I think one or two times after they sold it. So we were able to see the pictures of what they did on the inside. That was interesting. And if you drive by, I mean, it's, it,

It's very different. And, you know, I mean, I grew up there my entire life. So that's a little weird. But like driving around where you grew up and, you know, with seeing the different things and, you know, I worked at a pool. So driving past the pool, that's very nostalgic for me. But I feel like if you have somebody in the car with you and you're like, oh, that's where and then you start telling stories and they're like, oh, okay.

Okay. Right. Well, is it something you do by yourself? Is it sort of like a walkabout? Because I think what you're saying is the last person you want to be is in that seat listening to stuff that has no interest whatsoever. Who cares? I sometimes...

I understand that, but I, but I was driving with Casey near his old neighborhood. We went to nifty fifties to get a bite to eat. And he's like, well, let me take you around the area. This is Rutledge, right? Yeah. Rutledge, fall, Samaria. And, uh, and he was pointing out like literally like, okay, see that, uh, see the bridge over there. I got my first BJ there. Uh,

And there used to be this and used to be that. And some of it I didn't care about. But some of it I was like, it was very interesting here. Well, the first BJ one. That was a good one. But we went by your old house. And you gave me the rundown of what it used to be like and whose bedroom was where and stuff. And I thought that was pretty cool. I thought it would be fun to do, to get one of those...

like bachelor party buses and get a bunch of listeners on board and take a travel through Casey's childhood and have him narrate it and take us on a tour and we'd have booze on the, you know, and do a whole thing. Are they using any of those duck boats? We could tell you. Oh my God, yeah, whatever happened to those?

And we can literally do the same tour like five times and have five different tours. Yeah. You know what I mean? Yeah. And you would enthusiastically lead that, I'm sure. Yeah, no doubt. Casey, so one of my jobs at that McDonald's was occasionally I had to take the trash out and there are those two dumpsters in the back and one of them is in theory for recycling and the other ones where the bags where that mysterious liquid shows up.

There are so many great... It's ambergrist. It's this juxtaposition of fantastic high school memories of people that I really cared about and still see to this day, and then memories of that liquid seeping out on the ground and carrying it out on a day in February where it's just disgusting and gross. Oh, my God. I can't even imagine going back to the high school and seeing what... My high school was dumpy when I was going through it.

Casey, the last time I saw him was when Casey was there when he was doing the road trip across the country. I need to go back. That's one thing I'd like to do is go back and visit the school and take a look at it. But you can't just walk into school and say, hey, can I take a look around? I don't have any guns or anything. You have to arrange a meeting. And I've actually been thinking about high school a little bit lately because my youngest is about to graduate. That's it.

Done with high school. And I want to tell them, because their high school experience has been, you know, they don't have a great... Uneventful? Well, they don't have a great loyalty to the school or anything like that. But I just want to tell them, okay, so right now, I know what it's like. Everything on your mind is, I can't wait to get out of here. Because I was the same way my senior year in high school. But I kind of also wish I would have had the forethought to...

to take it in, to take these people in before most of them I may never ever see again for the rest of my life. You know what I mean? I can absolutely. There were elements of high school that I greatly enjoyed and I actually should have worked harder at accentuating those. I did not. As much as I hated high school at the time and just could not wait to bail and get out of there. Right.

I now look back fondly on a lot of things. I remember like art class and stuff like that where there was a collective of people and my friends were really good friends. But I ended up moving around a lot and I did not work as hard as I probably could have on keeping those

Yeah. Those ties. So my grade school experience. I wore a lot of ties back then. Was a lot different than all you guys because I went to and I was, you know, in class with the same people from kindergarten through eighth grade. And I was actually just lamenting this because my school burned down a few years ago. So if I were to go and but they rebuild it. But if I were to go back, it's it's not the same hallways.

You know what I mean? And so it's not like they change things around. Oh, and they move this class to that class. It's just, I'll never be able to walk through my old school again. A couple of texts coming in says, thanks guys. My 12 year old girl, my 12 year old goes, just goes, what's a BJ? And then. It's a wholesale. Now talking about driving around and telling people what's where and what you remember from your childhood. This person, Kevin texted and said, my kids call it memory lane time loser. They,

They can't stand it, he said. You never hear of a third grader going, God, I'd love to go back and visit first grade. You have to have a couple years in the bank before it becomes something. Hang on, I want to go to Ryan. Went back to the old house that he used to live in, and I want to hear about that experience. Ryan, you're on the air. Good morning, buddy. What's up, Ryan? Nothing, I...

This is probably like a decade ago. Maybe a little bit sooner than that. I had gone to the house that I grew up in.

And I knocked on the door like an idiot. And this older lady came out, and she was not too nice. We have a drug addict up here! No, not quite like that. She was rather mean. She said, who are you? What do you want? And I said, I just...

wanted to know if i could come back in and you know reminisce ryan i wouldn't have let you in no i would not have i mean with that approach i would you i think what you do is first off you know excuse me i used to live here many years ago um it is very nostalgic to be back here i'm not back here often if you're comfortable with it could i just take a quick look i'll i'll give you some of my hash ryan what ended up happening

Well, she did call the police. Oh, my God. That was okay, though, because, you know, the police didn't do anything. I had nothing wrong.

On you? On you at the time. Wait a minute. Ryan, hang on. So when they got there, tell us what that experience was like. Did they say, what's your business here? Yeah, basically, yeah. Like, you know, you're scouting the place out or what are you doing? He's looking at my boobies. I was just...

Just reminiscing, that's all. And so they ended up... All in all, they didn't let you come in the house and you didn't get to see them? No, not at all.

Yeah, I can see you going around with the old lady in the bedroom. Oh, this is where the magic happens. Ryan, what do you look like? What do you describe yourself? I'm just a white guy who's probably 5'7". Probably 5'7". Dude. Do you ever have dreadlocks? Say it again? Do you ever have dreadlocks? No, no, no. Do you ever have a tarantula? Buzzcut. Buzzcut. Uh...

Okay. Yeah, and just jeans and a sweatshirt. All right. Name, name. All right, Ryan, thanks for the call. We've enjoyed this. To be honest, I don't think Ryan would have let Ryan into it. Kathy, I wanted to show you this because you sent me this photo a few months ago. Oh, yeah. You ran into a couple of my high school friends. One's name is Tony Philippon, and then this person's name is Michelle Monty. Yeah. And Michelle also worked at McDonald's with me. Yes, yes, she told me.

Since 1990. And Steve, just like speaking to the nostalgia stuff of it, like we were all, I think I started when I was 14 maybe, and then 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. But all of my friends, obviously we're right around the same age, it was their first job too. So like when you look back on these things, that's why it's, to me anyway, so impactful. It is. I mean, and either you're of a point in time

You'll have flashes of nostalgia, but I think we are all... I'm currently in a... I'm in a, I think, a very nostalgic period where I just kind of want to see stuff. And it's interesting because you and I have a different dynamic than these guys having not...

we don't live in the area that we grew up in. Yeah, so Kathy can run into my high school friends. And that's the thing. And you guys can, if you want to go take a look at something to stir your memories, okay, just get in the car and go do it. It's a little different story for us, unfortunately. By the way, Nick, when I ran into these two girls, they were so nice. I loved them. And one was like a huge fan of our show. And she was like, oh my God,

And she was going on and on. The other one was like, you sound like an idiot. Stop doing that. Why do you keep saying that to her? Knock it off. Was it Tony or Michelle? Do you remember? She was the... Tony on the left. Yeah, okay. Michelle was like, calm down. You sound like an idiot. What's up, Tony? I want to go to Shane who's calling in. Hey, Shane, good morning. Hey, good morning, guys. Shane from YouTube here. Hey. Welcome, buddy. What's up?

All right, so I would say from the mid-'80s to the late-'90s, I spent every summer at Ocean View Resort on Route 9. Yeah. And fantastic times. I had the pleasure of visiting it years ago when I was married. Took the wife there, and just nothing but memories. They had the pool, the lake, the game room. The game room was a very defining place.

You know, especially with the music that was playing at the time, you know, like crisscross and half the pain and all that. Crisscross. Yes. But you see, look, look at how clear that is in your mind. You remember the music, you know, you can see it. Had it changed dramatically?

Since the last time I was there, more so because they had knocked down the original store and built this new one, and I personally don't like it, but I know things evolve for what's necessary. And

You know, like they had the outdoor golf, the ice cream place, the clubhouse, which I don't think they use that much anymore. It was just a place to be growing up. You know, the friends that you had, the other kids that you clashed with. It was just a well-balanced experience, I would say. Yeah, and sometimes when you have places that are like that or resort places, sometimes they don't change dramatically over the years. Like I remember we used to go to a place in upstate New York, visiting it years after. It kind of looked...

It's kind of cool in a way. You know, these memories. You went there to see it as you remember it. Mm-hmm. And I have dreams every once in a while that I'm back there. And it's crazy, you know? Yeah. And like a lot of people that I knew still go there, you know, with their kids. Yeah. Do you ever have a dreamer that a stoner shows up at your house? Yeah, wanting to say that he used to live there. Hey, man.

All right. Thank you, Shane. Appreciate it, bud. Nick, you've gone back to Camp Tomqua a few times, right? My son went there. That had to have been a really cool experience.

uh you know nostalgic visit the smells of walking into a cabin at taqua like that takes you back to mid to late 80s marissa went to taqua as well uh if you don't know it's this um ymca camp it's a sleepover camp it's on the eastern shore of the chesapeake bay and um by the way a bunch of people that like work on their board and stuff listen to the president steve show so anytime we ever mention taqua they're thrilled by it and a lot of kids in this area went there

John Brazier's daughter went there as well. So it's a great camp, but it really fosters a lot of memories. And when it becomes a generational thing, which it is for me and my family, those are just, you know, you see it as an adult, but then that, you know, so you're psyched that your kid's going there. Right, right. But it also brings back all these memories when you were a kid as well. Dude, just somebody had texted in something about malls, you know, from our era. And I recently, not that long ago, just a few months ago, they tore down the mall.

that I spent my teenage years in. I mean, I spent hours and hours and days. And it's just gone. It's gone now. They tore it down. I was a little bummed out. I mean, the Granite Run Mall is kind of there if you want to go through Bosco. Was that your mall? No, actually, Springfield Mall was my mall. Granite Run Mall is still there. Yeah.

And you know what? Springfield Mall has changed quite a bit. You know, the anchor stores are different. But like if I went into the McDade Mall, it would probably be the exact thing. There would still probably be a leather shop. I should go there. Yeah. Yeah. The McDade Mall was I mean, we went there a lot, but there was a movie theater in there as well. I wonder what the freaking movie theater is now.

Because they haven't torn it down. Okay. But you start, when you, and this always happens, and Preston, I'm sure you go through this. Oh, that place. Oh, but that reminds me of this place. Yes. And you start going down the memory hole. Yeah. Hang on a second here. Jay has an interesting story. Hi, Jay, you're on the air. Good morning. Good morning, Ed. Good morning to see you, Jay. All right, you have a cool little story here. What is that?

So I work for a school. I work in admin. And what they do is we're actually a private school that leases classrooms in public schools. And they gave us a wing. And the wing itself is actually where I went to sixth grade. So, yeah. So the teachers that I talk to, I go in and I say, oh, well, I had English here and my seat was right here. And this is where I had science. And I even have to store stuff in my old locker. Your old sixth grade locker you get to store stuff in. Wow.

That's pretty cool. I was so skinny I could actually fit inside the locker because they're kind of wide. And I showed kids and they're like, there's no way you're fitting in that now.

Well, that's cool. That's great. I remember years ago, just the phenomenon of going to vote at the school. You went to the elementary school and you felt like you were tight. Oh, how did I feel? You're like a giant. Yeah, yeah, yeah. One of my favorite pictures ever is Casey going back to his grade school. And they still had the urinals that go all the way to the floor. Right. And Casey dropped his pants down to his ankles.

With his bare butt standing there using the urinal. That bathroom's not there anymore. Burned down. Do we need to break now, Case? I know we're doing Fox Good Day. We can do another call here real quick. Let me go to this because Matt has moved a lot. Hi, Matt. You're on the air. Good morning, bud. Hey, bitches. What's up? Hey, what? Bitch, what's going on? Matt?

Hey, I like the path that you're on because I grew up in a Navy family. Oh, wow. And I moved 11 times from birth until high school in Louisville, Kentucky. Wow. And Preston, I'm the guy that hung out with Seth. Oh, yeah. It came down to the parade. Excellent. Oh, cool. Thanks, Matt. He hung out with my stepbrother who was in from Lexington. Yeah.

And, of course, I went, our bond was, I went, I don't say the school name because I'm a Louisville fan. You know, I went to school in Lexington for college also. Yeah, UK and Louisville hate each other. Oh, do they? Starch rivalry, yeah. But, no, it was cool. I've been back to nine of the houses that we lived in, you know, from East Coast to West Coast.

But did you have time to get attached to those? You were moving around so much, you know? Not really. You know, the most, sometimes it was six months, like the one in Seal Beach, California. But most of the time, it was two years was the max. Yeah. It's hard to... But it was, I'll be honest, it was easier to visit the houses than it was for me to go visit the schools that I went to. Oh, really? Yeah.

Yes, because, you know, the schools is, you know, you have to go through so many sectors to get in. Yeah. But the people that I would just go up and knock on the door and say, hey, like in Wiscasset, Maine, I said, hey, we lived in this house from, you know, 1965 to 1967. And they're like, oh, do you want to come in and look at it? Wow. Okay.

You know, it was always pretty cool. The easiest one was the one in Boston where I was born because I had my birth certificate with me. Okay. And I said, look, here's the address. By law, you have to let me. Yeah.

But no, the people, I was really surprised of how gracious and interested the people were that were living in the house at the time to know what it was like. Yeah, I think some people would want to hear about it. Have you ever had someone come to your house, Preston? Thanks, Matt. Appreciate it. No, we built our home. Yeah, but I mean, like you, well, your other house, you know, the house you lived in prior to...

No, nobody ever came back for a visit. But we would absolutely say, come on in. But it's an interesting thing to do. If you haven't done it in a while...

Maybe that'd be good for your soul. Go by and take a look at the old places. I have a hankering. All right. Well, Nick, thanks for sharing that. I appreciate that. Yeah, and Steve, you got to go to that Dunkin' because they got a Baskin-Robbins there now, too. I know. I would have loved that. All right. We're going to take a quick break. When we come back, we have some bizarre foul stories we'll share with you, and we will check in with our friends at Fox Good Day. We'll be right back. MMRBQ 2025. Saturday, May 10th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. Somebody check my room.

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Thank you very much, Kathy. All right, we got about 10 seconds or so. Excuse me. And then we will hear some music starts to surge up. And that means we're about ready to go live on Fox Good Day. We'll dive into the B-file shortly after this. Here we go. Hey, Preston and Steve, we were having our viewers gasp.

Of all of you there at MMR, who has a hobby? Preston, do you have a hobby? I know you play drums. I play drums. I play golf. Those are my two main hobbies. I can't think of anything other than drinking outside of that. Drinking. That I would call a hobby. Those are my hobbies, yes.

Yeah. So I do. I'm big into gadgets and tech. So I'm always working on stuff like that. I am a I love to hike exercise and I'm actually getting into a new hobby with one Dr. Mike Sirigliano RC planes. So he and I are working on that. That is going to be my next hobby interest.

What is that? Is that models? Yeah, radio-controlled planes. Mike is, Dr. Mike has a squadron at his home of all sorts of aircraft. Yes, he builds them. I mean, like huge. He's got an airplane. In fact, I bought him a sign that says Sirigliano Aeronautics because he's got so much. You have to see some of the stuff he has. It's amazing.

I had no idea. It's like you don't even know him. I'm peeling a layer back. You didn't know he existed. Yes. You are. Yeah. That's kind of... Well, they say having a hobby is really good for you and that only 15% of people who live in the States don't have... I've never had... Well, I played golf for a while, but...

I guess my hobby is going home and taking a nap. A nap is very, especially the equipment you have to purchase. No, listen, I think if you are someone who goes out and you like to take in different restaurants, that can be a hobby if you're at some level. I think we think in traditional terms.

Right. And that was the thing we were having discussion in our newsroom. And one of our producer, producer Rose, she was like, well, I binge watch. And we were like, oh, does that count? Do you have to be active for

For it to be a hobby? Really? Or does that count? I don't think you do. I love movies. I seek out movies. And I'm a cinephile. That's a hobby. I don't know. I think it needs to be active. I mean, I'm probably the one that has the most hobbies here. I mean, I love exercise, hiking. I make my own jewelry. I do crafts. I love flowers, planters, gardening, all of that. So for me, it needs to be active and doing something.

When do you find time to do that? Mike, there's like not a minute in my day that I'm not running around. Because if I sit down, I'll fall asleep. So I just keep going. That's a hobby. Well, that's true. She left off one hobby, margaritas. Yeah, and I do like margaritas, yes. Who doesn't like margaritas? Well...

Could drinking alcohol be a hobby? Yes. Like craft cocktails, right? It's like the special stuff that they put together. Yeah, if you become like a mixologist, if you learn how to do it, that's a hobby for sure. Clearly, we need hobbies, Mike. We got to get it together and figure out. Listen, there's a lot of work involved in putting together a meth lab. That could be a hobby. Mm-hmm.

That's a hobby. Breaking bad. I want to be a cheese monger. You could create a sled out of cardboard and that could be part of your hobby. Join us for our cardboard classic on Friday at Montage Mountain.

We know Jen is going to be going. We love seeing it. The creations are elaborate. It's always so great. Yeah, it is. It's the creativity and the engineering is amazing what these people bring and try to get down the hill. And it's been this we've been doing this for 20 years now and we're still blown away every single year. So this Friday at Montage Mountain is going to be a blast. We can't wait.

We will be there. We'll be showing some of it live. Very cool. See you Friday. Take care, guys. We'll see you later. Who else has hobbies? Yesterday, it was funny because I posted this thing about the time on Instagram. I was just being a nerd and sitting in the car. The date was 2-25-25 yesterday. Then I waited in my car for 2-25-25 seconds. Then I screen captured it and I posted it on Instagram and shared it on threads or whatever. One of the first comments that came in was,

Nick, you need a hobby. I was like, yeah, alright. I kind of see your point there. But no main hobby in your life? Yeah, well, I mean, outdoorsy stuff or whatever. But yeah, I've taken up a few different things over the years. I'm not consistent with hobbies, I don't think. I'll do them for a bit and then kind of falter. Kathy is just so active with stuff all the time. I admire that because I don't know. I'd rather just go home and chill, but you go out and do stuff. But I do need things to change and I need new

And maybe it's just a new iteration of my crafting or whatever. But yeah, I'm always looking for new things because also you don't want to get bored. Sometimes it can get boring. Preston, you want me to recommend a hobby that both you and I enjoy to Kathy? Sniper Elite. Oh, yeah. I love that, Kath. Sniper Elite Resistance right now. Brand new game. Yeah.

Gotta try. Is gaming a hobby? I think it is. It's something that I do to fill out some time and I look forward to it. Killing Nazis? Nothing wrong with killing Nazis, gang.

Help in the World War II? That's right. All right, well, listen. Part of my hobby is putting together stories to share with you in the form of the Bizarre Five. Now, WMMR presents Kristen and Steve's Bizarre Five.

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A New Hampshire woman was arrested on Friday after police found footage of her urinating on food products at the grocery store where she was employed in a trove of online videos documenting similar disgusting acts dating back for four years. So she'd been pissing on the stuff for four years and it seems like she managed to hit just about every part of the store.

Kelly Tedford allegedly What didn't you piss on? Tainted a slew of products at Mononoke Food Co-op. Oh, man. With her urine costing the grocery store roughly $1,500 for the ruined products and cleaning expenses. The grocery store also had to issue a recall for its organic quinoa, cornmeal, polenta, coconut shreds,

And raw walnuts after Tedford had apparently relieved herself on the product. And you know, somebody's grown accustomed to that taste. The best walnuts ever. It wasn't Tedford's first time peeing in places she shouldn't. If anything, it's a hobby. A hobby.

Young grocery store employee. Police recovered multiple videos. Tedford herself posted online showing her peeing on produce, surfaces and other objects. The oldest videos date back to 2021. This is disgusting and yet it's a lot of work. After reviewing the videos, police surmised the serial public urinator likely tormented not only the grocery store, but a slew of other nearby communities with their disturbing delinquency.

Tedford was released on her own recognizance and is set to appear for an arraignment on April 7th. Police have also launched an investigation with additional criminal charges possible in the future. So far, she's only been charged with felony criminal mischief. When Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Collins saw spare seats on their flight from Melbourne, Australia to Doha...

They thought that they lucked out, but a dream trip to Venice quickly turned to a nightmare when a passenger died while in the air. Now, the crew decided to put the dead passenger's body in Ring and Collins' row for the remaining four hours of the flight. That'd be a little creepy. The couple said that they were traumatized by the incident, which unfolded when a woman walked out of the bathroom and collapsed next to their row.

Ring said, unfortunately, the lady couldn't be saved, which was pretty heartbreaking to watch. They tried to wheel her up towards business class, but she was quite large and they could not get her through the aisle. They looked a bit frustrated. And then they just looked at me and saw the seats were available beside me. And my wife was on the other side and we were in a row of four. They said, can you move over, please? And I said, yeah, no problem. And then they placed the lady in the chair that I was in.

The couple claim cabin crew did not offer them a different seat to move to with a passenger in the row behind them instead offering a spare seat for Colin. So he said that there were a few spare seats that I could see around us. Ring spent the remaining hours of the flight in the same row as the corpse.

saying that he was told to stay seated as medical crews took off blankets covering the body after the plane landed. On the far side, they did get to split her dessert. He said, I can't believe they told us to stay. It wasn't nice. The couple said that they have not been offered any support from Qatar Airways, said that they have a duty to care towards their customers.

as well as their staff, and we should be contacted to make sure, you know, do you need some support? Do you need some counseling? Yes. He said, I don't really know how I feel and would like to speak to somebody to make sure that I'm all right. Colin said the pair were now trying to make the best of their Italian holiday of a lifetime. Again, I refuse to believe there's not some...

some sort of receptacle that they could not make and repurpose for this, whether it be detaining someone who's freaking out or a dead body. Yeah, I don't know.

One hoped... So this is a story, by the way, out of New Mexico. The Supreme Court in New Mexico is tossing out a murder conviction. And apparently prosecutors were telling the jury that the defendant has the power to control men through her menstrual blood. Wow, that's amazing. And apparently that's frowned upon because the murder conviction is being tossed out. So the court wrote...

bolstered with copious amounts of other inflammatory and inadmissible evidence, including allegations that the defendant was a witch and a bruja who controlled Mr. Montoya through her menstrual blood. The assistant district attorney, Ripple, remarked on a three-day-long exercise hit in Pathos,

and character assassination that utterly deprived the defendant of a fair trial that is guaranteed by the New Mexico Constitution. You will go purchase me tampons. I'll go purchase you tampons. So the Mr. Montoya in question pleaded guilty in the kidnap and murder of Joseph Morgus, Montoya's wife, Desiree Lenzagrov.

who was later sentenced to 45 years based on her alleged involvement. So the case involved meth, with Morgus making a stream of comments to Lensgrave at a drug house, which prompted Montoya to confront Morgus, killing him during the ensuing struggle. Now, the district attorney told the jury that the witness would be Rodriguez, the owner of a drug house, who would testify that he watched the defendant's eyes turn black with fury and rage,

And it was like a Hollywood movie. He couldn't feel... He could feel the wind coming out of her. So he's like high on menstrual blood. And Ripple stated that in addition to her eyes turning black on the wind, Rodriguez would also testify that Montoya was like a zombie when he was around her. And that suggested Rodriguez on several occasions that she was a witch and she could put menstrual blood concoctions...

Wow. So you got one person pissing on their food and the other one rubbing mental blood on it? Yeah.

repeatedly accused the defendant of witchcraft and so forth. And they said that you can't do that. Oh, they threw that out of court? They threw it out of court. They didn't find a legit reason for that? No, they did not. And we'll do one more story and then we will wrap it up. Let's go with this final story. Restaurant owner...

in England says that he has been left bewildered after a woman walked in to use the bathroom and then she left with his $250 sink in her bag. Whoa. Wait a minute. What? Robert Melman, owner of I love this sink. of Jardim Redempsia

told Manchester Evening News that he's still in disbelief following the incident. Following a routine inspection of the bathroom, he and staff discovered the sink and some pipework had mysteriously gone missing. Honey, did you take the sink? When staff later reviewed video, the owner said that they saw a woman walk into the restaurant and head straight to the bathroom. Yet instead of leaving it in the condition that she found it, Mr. Melman believes that she managed to stuff his expensive bowl, his sink,

into her bag and make her escape undetected. In footage recorded in the dining area, the woman can be seen walking in with a handbag that appears empty. By the time stamp footage appears to show her leaving moments later, she had something inside. This, he and Steph concluded, is their missing sink. Oh my God. The Brazilian restaurant has separate bathrooms for men and women on each, and each cubicle features a toilet and a sink behind the locking door.

Mr. Melman believes that her bag was full of the sink and she then left and he added that it's not difficult to unplug the plastic pipe work around the sinks and get one out of there. But that's what he says. It's a smaller sink. It is. It is cool, though. It is pretty neat. I love the fact that your own little stall has its own sink in there. I like that as well, yeah. And that is what I have in the Bizarre File for you right now. We're going to take a quick break. We'll come back in just a moment. Stay with us, Fred.

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. Thank you, Kathy. Quick, a shout-out here. I got this email from Christina Ostlund, and she says, Hey, Gadzooks from Delaware, can I get a shout-out for my son Seamus?

He's turning five on February 26th. Five. And has been a listener since before he was born. He was part of the world's largest gender reveal that you guys did. And we were the couple interviewed by you guys and Pierre afterwards. This spunky little guy has no internal filter and just says...

Whatever is on his mind. And he says the funniest things. He is my rainbow baby who we almost lost and was born early. He has overcome many challenges in his life already, but he is obsessed with you guys and loves your good morning song. But his favorite is definitely the sharts. So happy birthday, Seamus. We love you. There's a shout out for you, buddy. Happy fifth birthday. Give a little pulpy one there. And then this is a pretty amazing email.

It says, Dear President Steve, Casey, Kathy, Nick, Marissa, and the rest.

Uh, first off, good morning it. And, uh, there, now that we've dispensed with that, I would like to tell you about an amazing near miraculous event that I believe your show more specifically an event on your show was responsible for making happen. And, uh, they say, don't worry, I'll make this brief. About three years ago, my father was in a terrible car crash that involved his Prius getting T-boned by an Escalade at an intersection. Uh,

Though his physical injuries were thankfully normal, he remained completely nonverbal for over a thousand days. And that is until yesterday. While driving dad to his weekly therapy, we were listening to your show and he began a segment I'd never heard before called Stack-O-Topics. May I tell you...

That not more than five moments into it, my father lit up in a way that I had not seen in years. I could see him wrestling to speak throughout the segment. Oh, my gosh. Which ended with just one topic being discussed. Eventually, I pulled the car over to the shoulder of the road, and my father, drawing upon all of his strength, whispered one but completely articulated word, and he said...

More. What? Yes, my father.

who for a communication standpoint had been lost to me for years, was suddenly crawling his way back. With this in mind, I'm going to ask, no, beg, that you please do more Stacco topics today, if not for me, for my family, and especially my father, a proud veteran of the Civil War. Thank you very much. Signed, Steve Morrison of the Preston and Steve Show. Okay. Revited to

Even though I was on the conference call last night and Steve said that he was going to write an email. Yeah.

It took me about 20 seconds. It took me about all the way up until I read Steve Morrison. Oh, my God. I'm so done. Wait, Casey Steeve on the conference call. He literally said, I'm going to... Yeah, because we were talking about a stack of topics and the fact that we only did one topic yesterday. I'm like, well, we could do that again and try to go through more topics. He's like, I'll write a fake email. Yeah.

It was when you said in the letter, I know you only got to one topic. I was like, oh, yeah, Steve said that thing last night. As soon as you laughed, I knew you were there. But Kathy, you were like, oh, my God. This man had a complete turnaround and a veteran of the Civil War. Of the Civil War. It was the same reaction I had to the video of the old couple in the shopping cart. Kathy showed me a video from TikTok this morning and...

she's like, she's like, you got to see this. And so it is an elderly couple and they're walking through a parking lot at a grocery store and they're both pushing the cart. The older woman is standing on the cart, you know, the back part where you can hang on to and you can ride it. And her husband is pushing and they're going through the parking lot. It's so cute. It's so cute. So adorable. Like, look at this old couple still having fun like this. And you had the same reaction I did. We were watching, we're like, oh,

And then a car pulls out of a parking spot and runs over. Crushes him. Just destroys him. It is hilarious. Because immediately you know it's fake. But oh my God, we were dying laughing. I love that stuff. So with that...

I think we need to do Stack-O-Topics. Apparently, it brought someone back from the brink. From the brink, yeah. Unbelievable, inspiring story. But we had one really good one yesterday. And part of the charm of Stack-O-Topics is going through a couple. Yeah, at least. So we grabbed one, and it was enough to fuel like a good 40-minute conversation. So we're going to try a different stack. Should we have Nick choose again, or...

He did a really good job. How about Kathy and Nick? Maybe you flip a coin. That's very cool of you. I have the stack. I'm going to hand it to Nick.

randomly pull a topic out of there these are things that I just write down from time to time that just pop up in my head and I think might be worth talking about but I don't know if they've got legs or not alright I didn't read it yesterday so if it sucks it's because I'm reading it today what movie universe do you want to live in what movie universe do you want to live in so there's a lot of good ones

Like the first two that pop up into my mind are the MCU or the Harry Potter world. Oh, man. Right? They're so dangerous, though. That's the problem. They are dangerous. Yeah. But you're given the skills to survive. Yeah. You know, at least in the Harry Potter world.

Um, but I, cause I was thinking about this and I was, I was having a hard time if I were trying to decide upon one. Obviously there's the Star Wars universe as well. A lot of these things are, you know, fantasy, sci-fi, uh, type of considerations, but. So it's funny. But then there's the Godfather. Would you want to, you know, live in that world? I don't know. I'm gonna do. Um, yeah.

If you're talking about environmentally and what would be available to you on a... Harry Potter world definitely immediately came to mind because it's a world of magic. And yes, there's danger. There's danger a part of anything. There is also...

I was thinking in the James Bond realm. Ooh, there you go. That's danger. Only if you're James Bond. What if you're just... But Bond wins every time. He does. He's like Indiana Jones. Indiana Jones! If you're talking about living in an environment where time and place like... Tomorrow...

Tomorrowland is a movie that I didn't think was all that good, but the City of the Future or that kind of thing. The Guardians of the Galaxy realm, which is MCU on a sub... Yeah, you could narrow that down. You could sub-categorize. All right, Steve, you mentioned... Oh, sorry, Avatar. Really? Yeah, 100%. I watched that and was like...

I want to be in that world. Okay. I want to go to there. I want to go there. As much as I love Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Lord of the Rings and those types of genre movies, Steve, you mentioned Tomorrowland, and the thing that popped into my mind is actually the Star Trek universe. Yes. Like, futuristic society. Yeah, yeah. Being able to, like, you know, get across the universe with a thump and,

and you're on the other side or whatever. Something about that to me is super appealing. No, absolutely. Transporting, you know. Would you take Star Trek world over Star Wars world? I would as well. Yeah, although lightsabers are pretty awesome. No, I would do Star Trek over Star Wars as well because it's more like real life. Yeah. Let me go to Chris. Hi, Chris, you're on the air, buddy. Hey, what's going on? Yo, man. All right, so is this, this is not for you. This is for someone else, right? Well,

Well, my son's been obsessed with the movie, so we watch it all the time right now. The new Wonka movie. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's the fun of the candy, the gobstoppers, and all the stuff out of that world. I'm like, I just want to try that. No, it's pretty amazing. And breaking into song and all that. Yeah. There was a way you could experience that. There was a wonderful recreation. Oh, God. That's right. That's a year ago. Yeah.

All right, thanks, Chris. That's a good idea. Yeah. Okay, so let me switch gears a little bit. I know this is, we're staying on topic, but-

What about a TV show franchise? That might be a little bit more Star Trek. Because I mean like Ted Lasso. Ted Lasso is pretty amazing. That'd be so fun. So I have to ask you for qualifiers here. Are you existing as the characters that we know or just in the world of? You, in the world of. In sphere of. Nick, how great would it be to live in Cheers? Cheers.

Oh my God. Yeah. Yes. One of your all time favorite shows. Yes. And to be, I would be Phil on Cheers. I could be Carla's dad and just hanging out on the side of the bar and be an ancillary character and be perfectly happy being that guy. Do you know what's a wonderful, and it's gettable, is Bad Monkey. You know, that sort of. Like in the Keys you mean? Yeah. That's a cool one.

But I'm trying to think, what is a classic? Where would you feel at home? Where would you feel? Where everybody knows your name. Yellowstone. I know you guys are going to laugh, but I watch that show and I'm like, I want to live in that world. It's beautiful, yeah. But how much of that is rustic ranch living and how would you fare in that world? Did you watch it? No. Okay. They don't live in... I mean, listen, they are cowboys on a farm and they're herding cows and all that kind of stuff.

But the house they live in is this gorgeous mansion cabin. And the daughter doesn't really do that. She sort of lives a little bit more of a modern life. Business life, yeah. Yeah, but lives, you know, in there. So, yeah, I'd basically want to be Beth and live on the ranch. What about 227?

I have to hear Jack A all the time. You know what would be super free is to live in a Curb Your Enthusiasm style world where you could talk to people the way that Larry David does and just get away with it and actually be the hero of the story. I'd enjoy being Larry. Somebody had texted in they'd like to live in Ready Player One.

That's interesting, except for when you're not in the virtual world in Ready Player One, you're in a almost dystopian society. Right. And that's why they have that virtual reality world to get away from the real life. Living in an RV stacked on top of 30 other RVs, essentially, yeah.

I'm trying to think of a world where, you know, Kathy described Ben, if you're a Navi, I guess, if that makes sense. Yes. I'm trying to think of where a nice rustic, where you'd feel at peace, where, you know. You know what, actually, the movie The Quiet Man.

The John Wayne movie, going back to an Irish town with the character. It reminds me of Newcastle West when we went into the Guinness Pub giveaway. That's a movie. I'm trying to think of TV shows. Either one will work. Mine is more like the...

I guess maybe more like Ted Lasso, like the family. Because remember, I used to joke all the time, they canceled Brothers and Sisters, that show on ABC. They never finished it. But I was like, I want to be part of that family. That collective? They all used to sit down for dinner. Everyone would fight, and then they'd open a bottle of wine, and everything would be okay. Let me go to, here, Kathy, somebody's got a comment about a Yellowstone. I have Josh. Hey, Josh, good morning. How are you doing, guys? Good. What's up, Josh?

Good. I was going to piggyback off of what Kathy was saying about Yellowstone and how, you know, there are questions like, is that like a, you know, realistic kind of thing? Yeah. My wife used to live in Montana before she joined the Marine Corps and went to North Carolina. And she said to the T, like,

Like, that's your life. You live on a ranch. You raise horses. You do everything. And then the Californians just took over and everybody left. Right. So, but to the point I've seen, I think you'd be talking about this as well, is that to Kathy's point about the houses being really wonderful and state of the art, but you have this rustic,

rural, outside, but it's not like they're living in ramshackle hovels. It's complete muddry. The house that my wife grew up in, she actually wanted to move back there and she was like, let's go buy it. I'm like, okay, let's check it out. She was spending, at that time, she was about 13, 14. Her parents were spending about $2,000 a month in rent and she went to see her house for sale and

And it was selling, because a Californian bought it, it was selling for $2.5 million. $2.5 million. Wow, wow, wow. Damn. All right, thanks. Just because of the landscape and the land and everything. Yeah. No, it caught everyone's fancy. Thanks, Josh. Going back to this, what movie franchise would you want to live in? I'm going to go to Colleen. Hey, Colleen, good morning. Hey, good morning. Gazooks. Gazooks. All right, Colleen, what do you think? I think Grease. Grease. Grease. The movie, okay. A 50s high school. All right.

Also, I wanted to comment. My husband has always said Mad Max. Mad Max. Wow. So that is a brutal world. That's horrible. But it is kind of cool. I would take Mad Max Road Warrior.

That would be the movie that I would live in. The original Mad Max, it was still the world and it wasn't as dystopian as Mad Max, but you get away with a lot more. He's seen them all, but he thinks he would thrive. He thinks he would thrive. Oh, my God. What about Lord of the Rings?

Any fascination? Would you like to live in this world, Preston? We would gladly accept you, regardless of your nipples. Lord of the Rings is too scary for me. Yeah, Sauron hanging out and watching you all the time? Orcs? We took care of that bitch. Hobbiton looks nice. That looks really nice. I could hang out there. That's the name of the tent? Wait, Shire, you mean? The Shire is in Hobbiton.

It is? Yeah. Or is it Hobbiton? I didn't know that. Hobbiton would be in the Shire, right? Maybe Hobbiton's the name of the town in the Shire. I guess. The Hobbits live in the Shire and the name of that town is Hobbiton. The best part, Nick, is that you could easily kick all their ass. Yeah. It's got to be your bull. You could be the king. Ha ha.

By the way, speaking of which, I just dropped a Tommy Boy line. I saw one of the most, Casey sent this over. Yeah, Nick sent it over. One of the most slickly edited videos I've ever seen taking a scene from Tommy Boy with Chris Farley and David Spade as if they were on Shark Tank pitching the brake pad. I killed

It is. It's phenomenal. They had so many years of Shark Tank to go through where they were actually responding to

to the lines of the dialogue and they're pitching brake pads. Well, and the way that they seamlessly put them into the set, you almost can't tell that they were digitally put in there. The Instagram account is HelloBellBrothers and I commented on it yesterday too, but Mark Cuban commented on it and he thought that it was hilarious. So Mark Cuban from Shark Tank fame enjoyed this video as well. Wow.

That's great. All right. Another call. Then we're going to try another topic. All right. Because we vow to get to... We want to make this a man whose life depends on it. More than one topic. Let's go to Rachel and see what film franchise she would like to be in. Hi, Rachel. Good morning. Hey, bitches. Hey, what? What's up, Rach? Not too much. So I really want to exist in the universe of Mamma Mia. The Greek islands. I want beautiful men. I want...

Sunshine and gorgeous Grecian landscapes. Yeah. And people singing. I want dancing. Yeah. You want the singing and dancing too, right? Yes. Okay. Do you know? I didn't even consider that. That makes total sense. Yep. I can see that. You know, it'd be a nice place to live. It's actually without all the strife of the drug cartels where he ends up in Equalizer 3.

That Italian town is gorgeous. That's right. Hang on, we're going to go to one more call because he's one of our favorite Cardboard Classic participants. Sammy Vile is online. Hey, Sammy!

All right. What movie franchise would you like to live in? I would love to live in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Who Framed Roger Rabbit would be a cool one. Where the toons live alongside humans in some form. Yeah. And who would not want to F...

Oh, Jessica Rabbit. Yeah. Well, I was going to say I want to bang Betty Boop. Betty Boop? With her oddly oblong head. Oh, yeah. Sammy, I honestly thought you were going to say Short Circuit 2 because of your sled last year. Well, I mean, that's a given for sure. Yeah, Sammy did an awesome Johnny 5. It was excellent. Last year. Do we know what you're building this year or is it a surprise? It's a surprise. I actually just got to the warehouse where I'm building it.

Shout out to my neighbor and buddy, Brad Gress, for letting us build out his place in Broomall, HL Bellman, HVAC.

Oh, that's cool. So you have a full warehouse where you're able to put this together. Yeah, yeah. He hooked us up this year. Oh, that's terrific, man. That's very cool. I'm so freaking tired filming this thing. We love your video, by the way. Your song is phenomenal. We absolutely love it. It's Insta Carboro Fair. Yeah, yeah. Thanks, guys. And, you know, we'll play a little bit of it right now as we get ready to go. But we will see you on Friday, Sammy.

Sounds good. All right. Take care, man. See ya. This was a little bit of a Sammy Vowell song, his ode to the Cardboard Classic. By the way, there's a song on Spotify called Cardboard Classic. Is there? I just did a hell of it. I did a search, and it was from a band. Marissa, I don't know if you might be able to find it before this segment's up. They're out of Quakertown, and it's interesting. I don't know.

You can't tell it's about the cardboard classic. The lines in the song refer to a little bit, but it's not an obvious thing. Maybe Marissa can find out while we're doing this, but I'll play a little bit of Sammy's song. Are you throwing that cardboard out there? The parcels pull fine. Please send to me all that you can spend. These are for

So that's part of the gathering the cardboard story in his song there. So thank you, Sammy Fowler. You can see that video on PrestonAndSteve.com. It is great. Yeah. Surprise appearance by an MMR staff member, not one of us. Yes, there is. Towards the end that you will want to see for sure. And he will be at

Cardboard Classic. That's right. Let's do another topic. And Nick is going to grab us another one. You want me to do another one, Kathy? Yeah. Well, whatever you guys want to do. I don't care. Kathy, you feeling it? Yeah, yeah. Kathy's going to pick from Stack-O-Topics. She was such a good host yesterday, Preston. I figured she could do a good job today. Sure. All right, Kathy. What's it going to be now? I think I'm alone in my phobia world.

or obsession? I think I'm alone in my phobia or obsession. So I wrote this down thinking of...

I've got to be the only one that cares about this. Or I love this thing or I am afraid of this thing. And I think that nobody else is the same way. Or very few people. I've never met anybody else that feels this way. Steve, I wrote it down so long ago, I don't remember. You forgot what the step off was. Yeah. All right. So I have these little isms that I just developed over time. Like a jib?

It's not like that. But like, you know, you know about my superstitions with the Eagles and Phillies and stuff like that. So I have these other weird superstitions and I can't, I can't, I can't get rid of them. All right. And do you seem to be, these seem to be unique upon to you? Yeah. Okay. And so, uh,

And so now it's developed. So for instance... Alarmingly so? No, but like when I go to the gym, when I'm done, I go to the sauna, but I have to take my shoes and socks off because I don't want to sweat into my shoes and socks. So then when I get out of the sauna...

So what I noticed is that when I put my socks and shoes on, I have to go left foot first every single time. Okay. So now it's turned into this. I got to go sock, sock, pair.

No, I'm sorry. Underwear first. So it's really weird. So I got to go right leg first, left leg second, left foot first, left foot second, right leg first, left leg second, left foot first, right leg second. That's how I get dressed every single day now. You're doing a paradiddle.

Okay. Right, left, right, right, left, right, left, left. Look at that. It's a drum rudiment. You're pair-diddling your shoes on. So it's weird because when I'm doing shoes and socks, I got to go left first. But when I'm doing underwear and pants, I got to go right leg first. So I'll tell you this. You made me think about the way I do it. I always do right foot, right foot sock and shoe, left foot sock and shoe. So

So you do sock, shoe, foot. So I do socks. I don't care what foot I start with. And then I do shoes. But you do sock, shoe, sock, shoe. Right. Sock, shoe, sock, shoe. And the reason I do sock, shoe, sock, shoe, right leg is what I do is I lean against the wall in the bathroom and I put my foot up on the counter of the sink and I raise it up and tie my shoe that way. Really? Yeah. Okay. All right. So those are kind of obsessive. But there are people that have to go...

I can't be the only one who has to put their left sock and left shoe on first. I can't be the only one. You are. We just got a notification from 6 ABC. All right. That's great. Those are kind of... Those are kind of... I don't want to overuse the term OCD. A little...

But it's a pattern that you can't break from. Yeah. That's interesting. It's a life-strangling obsession. I'm also curious about things like, I'll give you an example. Please. This is just one that I thought of. What if, say, you're afraid of ladybugs?

You know, something that is a phobia of fear that you have something that you think nobody else, you know, like why would anybody be afraid of a ladybug? It's the most benign insect around. Yet you have that fear. People just don't like bugs. And you think that you are alone in that. What if you're terrified of a long and extraordinarily pleasurable orgasm? I mean, that could be terrifying.

What is... Kathy, read that again, the stack-o-topic. How is it worded? I think I'm alone in my phobia or obsession. In my phobia or obsession. Obsess over something, maybe, or like you said, if you're scared of something. Or your obsession could be something that you're massively into, where you think, I've got to be the only one that digs this. Yes, Casey's thing is a little obsessive, and so that would fall into this category. Yeah, I'm obsessive about that, and I'm also obsessive about light switches. So if there are two...

switches on a light thing, they both have to be facing in the same direction. It drives me nuts when they're both not up or both down. And it's moronic and has no actual impact on anything in my life. I'm the exact same way. Isn't it weird? Stuff like that doesn't bother me. Really? Yeah.

That is okay. It's the people using the light switches. That bothered me the most. If there was a smudge on that light switch. Oh, God. And no one cleaned it? Oh, my God. You know what does bother me now, though, Case? I think you're on board with me. The toilet paper and which way it faces. Dude, stop.

So like there is either somebody in my house who is indifferent or somebody that actually prefers that the toilet paper comes up from the bottom and it doesn't go over the top. And if you are of the second that you actually prefer that, like you are whacked in the head. Right. I can take the indifference. I can take indifference. But for you to willfully put the toilet paper on.

the role upside down is just mind blowing to me. Upside down. Well, why is that? Why is that bad?

Because it's just not right, Preston. Well, no, Casey, because the toilet paper will fall, right? Yeah. It comes off more gently the way that Casey does it. And the other way it takes effort and planning, really. And why do I have toilet paper on my desk? Explain. Case, put it the other way. So the other way, it just doesn't even make any sense. Now you're pulling, right? Yes. No, no, no, wait. You got it. It still works. I just got a piece of toilet paper off of there.

But what's weird is... The only way I could see that would be really something is sometimes what happens is there's a little metallic lip that falls down to facilitate tearing the toilet paper. Yeah, it depends on what kind of dispenser you're using. Mine is just a thing you just stick it on. The one I can't stand pressing is the freestanding...

toilet paper holder where you pull on it and the whole goddamn thing falls over every time. It's not weighted enough. The counterweight is not enough. I agree. Hang on a second. Let me go to Mike. Hi, Mike. Good morning. Good morning. How are you doing? Good. What's up, Mike?

I just had to say, I don't know if I've never seen anyone else do this. Even though I'm right-handed and I eat and drink right-handed for most everything, if there is a mug or something with a handle, I have to drink it left-handed. You have to drink your mugs left-handed.

Well, it's because I worked for a survey crew when I was about 13 or 14 years old, and we hit diners all over the place while we were driving around. And all of the mugs always had lipstick on them. I just got used to turning it around. And to this day, I'm in my mid-50s, and I still drink mugs left-handed. So are you right-handed or left-handed?

Right-handed. Everything else is right-handed. It's the one thing I do left-handed. And it was... Only the handle. It was lipstick on the, I guess, improperly cleaned mugs that had lipstick on them? Okay. Huh. That's wild. Right-handed, so the lipstick was always on that side. And so you couldn't... You would have a hard time grabbing that with your right hand then?

Yeah, I can't do it. They put it down on the table and I immediately turn it 90 degrees. I completely understand. It seems weird. And I would also say, I would send the mug back and say, could you bring me one without lipstick on it? Yeah, that too. What if the mug doesn't have a handle? When you're 13 years old, you don't really think about sending it back. Nick said, what if the mug doesn't have a handle? No, no problem. A glass or a mug with no handle, right-handed, no problem at all. Wow. All right. All right.

You guys are the best. Preston, when you're lifting a mug of coffee up to your mouth, do you have a mug there? Yep. Do you go to the bottom of the mug or do you put your bottom lip on the top of the mug when you're drinking? Put my bottom lip on the top of the mug? No. You put your chin in first? Yeah. It's all over!

By the way, this isn't working. What I think of with the lipstick on glasses, any like that's gross. Give me a new glass. Except if you're at Jake's bar, you don't ask for a new mug. You just drink it. You just pour the beer in and drink it. All right. I have Jeremiah calling in. I say, Jeremiah, good morning. Hi, how are you? Good. What's up, Jeremiah?

Yeah, I actually find it hilarious that you said something about somebody being afraid of ladybugs. My wife is definitely afraid of ladybugs. Is that her killing them in the background? No, I'm at work at the moment. I work in a... Oh, okay. You work in a what?

A warehouse. Okay. So what does she do if a ladybug is nearby? She will legitimately scream and run out of the room. Wow. Or, like, come grab me. It's actually quite funny. It's funny because since, I think, little kids immediately embrace the ladybug. That's the one bug that's...

It's supposed to be good luck. Yeah. I think it's something along the lines of she had a bad infestation from one of the houses she had. Oh, all right. Okay. All right. Okay, that brings us to the end. Thank you, Jeremiah. Ladybug, Ladybug, fly away. What comes next? Red Skies at night. No. We always said your house is on fire and your kids are going to die. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you mentioned that one time. Yeah. And people called in and said a similar phrase. Yeah.

Wait, ladybug, ladybug, fly away. Your house is on fire. It doesn't even rhyme. And what if you don't have kids? Your neighbor's kids.

Nick found something called Lady Bird Lady Bird. Oh, yeah, you know what? We talked about this. Yeah, your house is on fire and your children are gone. But there are two versions of it. And when Casey brought it up, we talked about Lady Bug Lady Bug. And then some people used the Lady Bird Lady Bird version of it. All right. Here's a unique fear. I'm going to go to Josie. Hi, Josie. Good morning.

Josie, can you hear me? Oh man, I hit the button. In fact, it's showing right here. Oh, we have an error with the phones. Josie, what did it say? Damn it, it was an interesting case. I can't even hang up on here. I think it's on the board. Damn it, I can't remember. It was so interesting. Wait, I remember.

But I forget. And now I forget. I had it. I had it. Oh, garden gnomes, Preston. Thank you. Wait, I remember. Now I forget. Okay. I had it. It was garden gnomes. Yeah. And she had said on the screen here...

That regular gnomes are okay, but garden gnomes scare her. What would be a regular gnome? I don't know. Yeah. They're all garden gnomes to me. Because if you take a garden gnome out of the garden, they're never... Some of them may be holding like a watering pot or something. But for the most part, you might just think they're a regular pedestrian out-about-town gnome. What does she mean like, you know, gnomes within...

fiction or whatever, that world, those don't bother, but if she sees one in a garden, that's where it gets to her? Yeah, maybe. I don't know. We used to have, we have some garden gnomes and we actually have a Sasquatch

Who is carrying a bunch of gnomes and one of them is in his mouth. He's eating it. I like that. That one's fun. So garden gnomes. Interesting. Growing up, my friend's mother got into some sort of pottery. Kathy, you would have loved this woman. Tons of crafts. She had so many garden gnomes and inchworms and everything in the yard.

that it was laughable. Every square inch was covered with some ceramic thing. Yeah, you can go overboard with those things. All right, I'd like to do one more topic if that's okay. All right. So let's have Nick pick one again. He's better at this. Now that Kathy's the best host ever. Yeah, Kathy hosted our game yesterday. Which animal would... I like this one. Which animal would be awesome if...

It was the size of a horse. Which animal would be? Awesome. You know what got, the reason I thought of this is, and I went with the opposite of what I initially thought of, which was how terrifying would it be if a squirrel was the size of a horse?

I mean, they're cute animals and everything. Yeah. But also, they've got little articulated hands and they have their teeth, you know. Well, Food of the Gods, the H.G. Wells story, you know, posits this notion. There is...

There was a horror movie years ago called Night of the Lepus about regular house rabbits that become the size of cars. Now, if you were to take, I forget the comedian who makes the point, that were a house cat the size of a tiger, you'd be in deep ass. Absolutely. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But I was thinking about a horse because it seemed that animals of that size that are hoof-based. Ungulates? Ungulates, thank you, tend to be,

I mean, listen, they can kill you if they want to. They're big enough. Anything that weighs that much can kill you if it wants to. But they're usually domesticated and we live harmoniously with them. Steve, it's funny that you brought up the rabbit thing because initially when I read this question, I thought...

that's horse-sized would be adorable. Yeah. So that's where my mind went, but you kind of twisted into horror world, which I understand. In Night of the Lepus, there, which is a horrible movie, but no matter how they tried to make them look vicious, they couldn't, but they, apparently, you know,

Here you go. Here's a video from Night of the Lepus. Oh, I never even... This is killer-sized rabbits? Killer-sized... Or horse-sized rabbits? Rabbits, yes. Gigantic rabbits. All right, so listen, I would take a dog the size of a horse. You know, that big, dumb dog from Sesame Street?

Yeah. Yeah, that thing. Clifford? Barkley. Barkley? Is that his name? From Sesame Street, yeah. Yeah, Barkley. The Great Wolf Lodge commercial has, they're riding wolves, but wolves are... I would take a Reggie, my dog Reggie, the size of a horse. I would totally do that. That would be great. Yeah? Yeah, because he's a big, dumb, lovable... He's kind of...

gentle, but he just doesn't... The only non-gentle thing about him is he doesn't know how big he is. And if you were to triple his size, I would love that. Well, to the point of the squirrel, when you see squirrels go a little nuts, they get that crazy eye. Yeah, that could be an issue. I could see that being a little dangerous.

Would you, even like a kitten, if you were to put a kitten up to horse size and their playfulness, they could slice and dice you. Yep, they have claws. They can take care of business. And I had a hard time of thinking of what animal would be awesome if it were the size of a horse. I think like a dog, like a big breed dog making that jump. Like we have a Newfie who's about 100 pounds.

And they're usually like 140, 150. Add 1,000 pounds to that. If they were that big, like I always think of like a Clydesdale. Yeah, I got one for you. That sort of demeanor. Yeah. What about duck?

No. Duck. Duck will rape you. Okay. I didn't think about birds. Listen, anything the size of a horse, Steve, can... Force itself on you sexually. Has the potential to do bad things to you. I'm taking the stance that it's going to stay docile. Okay. Right? So a duck the size of a horse... I kind of like the duck. I like the duck idea. We're watching video of this...

movie that Steve brought up about car-sized bunnies. This is just stupid. Use real rabbits. Oh my God. Look at how it's red paint that they're using for the blood. Oh my God. And there's a bunch of rabbits running in slow motion. How funny is that? Birds the size of a horse or the fowl the size of a horse. I could see a duck being a pretty cool thing.

The Eagles. At the end of Lord of the Rings. That's exactly where my brain went. Yeah, like a big old eagle. I don't know, man. What if you look an extra wormy one day? They would eat us. But dragons are attacking you. You need help. Oh, I'm sorry. We're in Lord of the Rings. I forgot. Come on, get with the program.

I've also thought about something like a hamster. But have you ever seen hamsters' teeth? They rip you to pieces. They kill you in a heartbeat. They're like daggers. What about shrinking down?

Okay. Ah, that's a better question. Would you like to have a full blue whale in your house aquarium? So, Steve, there's a scene in Sky Captain and World of Tomorrow where they've shrank down an elephant to the size of something that could fit in the palm of your hand. That'd be cool. That's pretty cool, right? That'd be cool, yeah. You could keep a little pet elephant, a little terrarium. You could have like a little...

Like a little tiger or a little lion. A horse. A bear. You can race them and stuff. A gorilla. And by that, I'm talking about like the size of like a hamster. Yeah. Something that small. A gorilla the size of a hamster. A miniature horse the size of a horse is what somebody would say. All right. Food for thought, folks. Yeah. It's all part of, what do we call this? Stack-o-topics. Stack-o-topics.

For the man whose father was able to speak after hearing it. I think he's probably made some great progress today. Oh, before we wrap up, Marissa found that Cardboard Classic song. Oh, okay. From a band called Big Handsome.

And they are playing, they have a show Friday night at Filamoca with Mr. Monster and Davy Jones' Locker. Where's Filamoca? Do you know that? It's a venue, right? A very popular venue. A little coffee joint? I think it's a little bigger than that. It's in...

By like Silk City and Yards. Oh, yeah. In that northern Liberty area. All right. So let me play a little bit of this. This is where I grab their songs called Cardboard Classic. I just did a search on Spotify for Cardboard Classic. I'm surprised when it came back with a with a hit. And this is it. So Marissa wrote down the lyrics in case you need me to share it with you. I think it came out a couple of years ago. Oh, no. Yeah. Released in 2024. Oh, yeah.

So, like I said, it doesn't scream. It's sliding downhill, but they mention it here. Is that...

to the guy in the drive-thru. You don't know what I want. I ain't running, got to go.

I want to go down that hill if it's the last thing I do.

mentions us clearly or anything having to relate even remotely to them. No, but I think whoever wrote this might have been just motivated to write a song about wanting to go down the hill. Thank you, Big Handsome. That was nice of you. Alright, we're going to take a break. We'll come back in just a moment, so stay with us.

MMRBQ 2025. Saturday, May 10th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. Alice in Chains. Three Days Grace. With both Matt Walsh and Adam Gontier. Mammoth WVH. Hey!

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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. The thing about Queen that I thought of the other day was, I was thinking about interviewing famous musicians and

When you do that, generally, you talk about their music, their band, whatever it may be. But I would be curious as to take someone as an example, like a Paul McCartney, a juggernaut, one of the all-time greats to ever... Leave me alone! He's had enough. I would have wanted to ask him...

What did you think of Bohemian Rhapsody the first time you heard that? What McCartney thought? Yeah, because here you are, somebody who is on the cutting edge of music at that point in time. Even though the Beatles had already had their heyday still, Paul is Paul. To be perfectly honest, I'd rather have a wood plane and draw it across my nutsack! But I'm curious if really famous musicians are...

how hyper aware they are of other great music that's coming out at the time. So I would want to ask him about, what did you think of this song? What did you think of Hotel California? You know, like the greats of the greats. Well, I love to hear that. I love to hear their perspective. Yes, artists, what they appreciate. People that I like and admire, what they like and admire. I know for a fact that

that McCartney has been asked a number of times and has very glowing things you would hope he would like, he does like. One in particular that they all really loved was what Jeff Lynne in ELO was doing because it was Beatles-inspired. At the beginning, it was often talked about as being almost clownish

quasi ripping off, which I never thought it was, but I love to hear that. Yeah, because I already know how they felt about their influences, like Paul did about Little Richard and Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly and all that stuff. What about the people they're passing along? How do they feel about other bands that come out and have these great, big, gigantic

huge hits and did they think well you know that was okay I know it's a big hit but it was just kind of okay you know I didn't want to speak to me so anyway when we were playing Killer Queen that made me think of that Steve you might want to have a field day with this one but there's a video series from two or three years ago where Eddie Vedder and Bruce Springsteen have a conversation and they essentially are interviewing one another but it's really cool to see in their minds like what do you have any spider something Jesus

I'll see what I got. They mostly talk about soda. It makes me burp a lot. Sorry. It hurts like a heart attack. I know what you're saying.

I love to hear that. I love to hear those kind of exchanges where you have people who are, you know. Well, they're fans of one another. I've been turned on to artists that I was unaware of vis-a-vis those kind of interviews. I got to meet Dave Matthews once in 2002 or 2003, and I saw a guy ask him about Michael McDonald because he's a Michael McDonald fan. It's always a great idea to ask musicians about other musicians because they like talking about it.

It's a good question to ask. So, anyhow. Anywho. It was worth it. It was worth it. We're going to do a segment now, and I don't know what it is. It's the junk drawer. Preston's cleaning out his junk drawer. Getting things out of his junk drawer. Finding stuff here in the junk drawer. It's normally a Friday thing. Yes, I like it. Listen, we had sort of a wide open situation today. Obviously, we're in preparation for...

the cardboard classic. So we're juggling a few things. We need Friday vibes in here. Yeah, we do need Friday vibes. It's no sad Wednesday. It's crazy Wednesday vibes today. All right, so not long ago, a guy named Stockton Rush was getting rich by taking wealthy clients underwater in his experimental submarine.

Of course, that was the Titanic wreckage and the business ended when he and several paying customers were killed by his own submarine, which imploded potentially due to structural deficiencies in the hull.

The disaster cast a pall over the underwater tourism industry, which prior to the deadly incident was relatively unknown to most Americans. However, there are many private sector undersea projects still barreling forward. And one of them is something called DEEP. Its primary goal is to establish a permanent...

undersea colony for the purposes of scientific research and exploration. Is this Mortimer Balls was behind this? Mortimer Balls. Balls Deep.

The effect has sought to distance itself substantially from companies like OceanGate, which are the ones that, you know, the sub, which has been accused of skirting regulations and cutting corners in an effort to chase profits and save money. By contrast, Deep is currently working with an international accreditation agency called Det Norsk Veritas.

to ensure that its vehicles and underwater structures follow established and robust safety regulations instead of focusing on tourism. Its primary goal is to create an aquatic base from which humans can enhance their understanding of the ocean. So they're not focused on trips down to the Titanic?

No. This is a base, essentially, an underwater base. But they will not have a thriving hot dog concession. We know that could be problematic, as Nick's friend says. The technological innovations necessary to accomplish that ambitious feat involve the use of submarines and the creation of a network of undersea bases, which it refers to as sentinels.

Deep has its own website where you can see a fairly open and transparent account of its various engineering processes and difficulties. So first off, I'm going to go through a couple of questions here. Would you, if there was like a Bob Ballard, like a real certified engineer,

person that you could know had been vetted, would you ever do a trip down to the Titanic or the Lusitania or any... Would you ever do that? Because I think I would. My one concern would be making pee-pees. But I mean, otherwise, you know, to me, it's pretty amazing. Yeah, I don't know. I think...

It's so deep that you have to be in these special submersibles. And their windows are so tiny because of the pressure that I would feel a little bit, I don't know. Underwhelmed? Underwhelmed. I would rather do an actual dive to a different wreck. Right. As legendary as the Lusitania and the Titanic are, it's still a submerged wreck.

wreck is pretty cool. And so I would just do a regular wreck dive. I don't think I would do that. There is a hotel that is actually maybe one of three in the world that actually has suites that are underwater. Yeah, the Jules Verne, that's down in the Keys. The one that I saw, Case, is one of the newest ones and it is all the way, like in the bathroom, you're in, you're seeing coral reefs and all that stuff. Is it in...

UAE? Is it in the Middle East? It might be that. Yeah. But it's breathtaking. Yeah. So to do something like this, Preston, you're describing, would be kind of intriguing, for me at least. I've seen that one in the Keys that you're talking about, Casey. I think it's off of the coast of Key Largo. And I think it's kind of cheesy at this point, but I don't know. I've never been there. But Steve, you mentioned Bob Ballard, and I've read his book. I've talked about it a couple times. It's fascinating. And Preston, like,

A lot of this technology really is only like 50 or 60 years old. And he invented a lot of it. But on maybe the second dive, one of the times he was trying to figure out how to figure out how to look for the Titanic, right? Like really on late 70s, early 80s, they descended to a pretty deep spot in the Atlantic and something on the descent caught on fire. Oh, my God. And they're going down and he started to smell smoke. And he's like...

All right. What do we do now? And it was almost like Apollo 13, like work the problem, fix it the way that we can. Obviously, they survived. They made their way out. But like... Could you imagine? No. Could you imagine? Stop and think about how long scuba gear Jacques Cousteau invented the scuba system that we now know. It's not that old. Yeah. Yeah. The company, by the way, has its own 80 meter deep lake where...

where it can test its submersible vehicles and build out its vision of the aquatic civilization. The base has a training school where participating scientists can go and undergo education about how to live and work in underwater environments. So they're working on that. I don't see that as much of a tourist activity.

I don't know. Would you do wreck diving? Yeah. Like in a real, like, cause it's dangerous. It is. You have to have, you have to be very accomplished to do wreck diving. That's a lot of people die doing that stuff. I did a small wreck dive, uh, Carter and I did in Hawaii, but yeah, on a, on a larger boat. Yeah. Hell yes, man. That'd be awesome. So maybe someday we'll see about that. I've said this, I'm sorry. I've said this before, but some of the best wreck diving in the world is off the coast of North Carolina. Yeah.

They've got loads of wrecks that you can dive, yeah, from what I understand. So maybe someday. All right, now we can go back into the car.

All right, here's a different kind of adventure. If you've ever wanted to climb a sacred mountain but didn't feel up to the challenge, China has a cool new solution. Rental exoskeletons. Oh, man. I just wanted an exoskeleton. I don't need to climb no mountain. It's at Mount Tai, one of China's most famous mountains, and tourists can now rent lightweight robotic exoskeletons.

exoskeletons to help them hike that's in the nelby range the device weighs about four pounds and uses ai powered tech to make climbing easier it can run for up to five hours and cover almost nine miles on a single charge i'd have to see what this so there's a domestic company that has a similar device um preston it is it's pretty cool they show in the video right here

in the studio. It's smaller than I thought it would. It essentially wraps around just above the kneecaps and it has these pistons that go up to your waist and then there is a harness that goes around your waist and those pistons hook to that and as you're lifting your leg I assume it gives you some assistance as you're walking. So it's not doing the walking for you it's just taking some of the load off. I want a piggyback robot.

If you want a piggyback robot, like I said, at Trinity rehab, they have these anti gravity. Yes. We're talking about these. Uh, it's, it's pretty wild. It's, it's a, it's a treadmill that's completely enclosed. Uh, you go in and they zip you up. You put these special pants on and, uh, or it's a thing around your waist. Anyhow, and they zip it and, and, and inside of the, uh, the, the area where the, the, um, treadmill is, um,

they put air pressure in there. And it makes you lighter than you are. And therefore, you're putting less weight on your joints and everything. There's no water element. It's simply air. It's air. Yeah, it's really cool. I tried it out. My dad tried it out because my dad was rehabbing from some leg and ankle stuff. And one of the cool things is that they can increase your weight automatically.

on the treadmill as you go. But in the interim, you can walk. You can get movement going so you can get your heart rate up without putting any weight on your legs. It's an impressive invention. And you can actually, it can feel like, if you really want to lose some weight, say, maybe 30 pounds lighter. Totally. They can do that. You can feel how much easier it is to walk around. It's a good incentive. Yeah. So anyhow, the device, like I said, weighs about four pounds. It's especially great for older visitors,

or those who struggle with steep climbs. Early testers say that it makes the hike a lot easier and more fun. Right now, it's just a trial program, but if it works well, those exoskeletons could be used for more adventure or even tough jobs and things like that. The one caveat is you have to have an arc reactor installed in your chest. Okay, but if you're cool with that, you can walk up the mountain. Absolutely.

You've heard of the BBL before. Yes. The Brazilian butt lift. Yes. Okay. I just had one. Now they have a face BBL. For your ass? For your face. Oh. It's a lift, but for your face. But they call it the face BBL. I don't know why I leave the butt in there. Yeah. But they did. Why not call it a BFL? Yeah. Brazilian face lift. Yeah, Brazilian face lift. So they both involve fat transfer.

transfers. Yeah. And the face BBL is becoming more popular thanks to current undetectable era trend, the undetectable era trend in plastic surgery. Yeah, where it's, it's... Where you can't tell if you've had work done. Is that what it's supposed to mean? Yeah, there's more... Undetectable? Yeah, where it's not so stark and obvious. Yeah. Like after someone gets like, you know, surgery done. Is it or is it that there's no downtime to it? No.

Undetectable era. Yeah, because a lot of times with these things, when you go in and they give you a consultation, they give you your downtime because there's some that's like a couple hours and then there's some that's like seven days. I don't know. Maybe that's part of it as well, but I thought it was more like a more subtle. Yeah, procedures that aim to achieve subtle, natural-looking results that are difficult to discern.

from the patient's original appearance. Well, that's kind of what you want, right? Yeah. So it's not so obvious. I don't like commenting on this because if it's something that you want to do, go for it. But I was watching something last night and a promo came up for Denise Richards' TV show. And I was like,

Denise Richards was undeniably a beautiful person and I'm sure she's just trying to cling to that or whatever. But Steve, I was watching it and I don't know if they had like a wind machine going or something. No. But it was her cheeks. It looked like... I saw the same thing. It looked like a comedy routine. Her cheeks were flowing as if being like launched into space or whatever. Like she's pulling G's. Yeah. And she's... Yeah, and in fact... Dude.

...

I tell you what, man. Yeah. Like you take her in Starship Troopers. Yes. One of the most pristinely beautiful women ever. And I get it. I get where Hollywood makes you want to chase that. But no, man. She'd run so long without effing it up. And whatever she had done recently does not look good. Now on my algorithm, I get this new face procedure. And of course... Something you want to do? Uh...

Well, it's just a laser. There's no cutting. But Steve, I was like, oh, I could do this. I could get through this. And then I watched some of them.

It was something that maybe I would want to do. I don't think I could get through it. But, yeah, and I can't find anywhere in the United States that does it. They do it. That's comforting. I know. They do it in the Middle East. And I found a lot of German doctors that are doing it. Oh, good German doctors. They never did anything wrong. It says Mengele. There is a local doctor that comments on it. She actually is at...

in Plymouth meeting at a dermatologist's office. So I want to ask her if this is something that's coming here, if she's getting it or what, but it's just, it's a laser that you, you can watch these videos. Like say they do the, the chin. I mean, you watch them run the laser over the chin and then like the double chin just disappears or like the eyelids. If you want your eyelids lifted, it goes over the eye. What's it doing? Kathy is, is it dissolving the skin? It's like, yeah, because we lose, uh,

The tightness and the collagen and all of that. So it's adding that and it's tightening it back up. It's insane. And when they do the eyelids, to lift the eyelids, they have to put almost like a thicker fake contact in because the laser can't hit your... Right, because it'll blow your eyes out of your skull. Yeah, to hit your eyes. So it has to go inside the eye. It's very bizarre. We're watching video footage. Is this what you're talking about? No, this is in it. No, uh-uh.

It looks like a menstrual show. I'm interested. I'll pull a video. It's all over my Instagram. I don't know what it's called though because most of it is in a different language. So the term face BBL has been trademarked by a plastic surgeon named Benjamin Coughlin and while it has a buzzy name, the fat

to the face that it describes really aren't new. They've long been used to boost volume, but people like them better than fillers because the result looks natural and understated. Plus, fillers are easy to overdo and require more maintenance. This could be the cottage industry we're looking for. We can rip off the procedure and call it ass face. Ass face. I mean, listen, if you're doing something and that's the result...

I'm all for it. And I know that there are people that like the look of the fillers and all of that, but...

I know someone who looks like she's been punched in the face and she thinks she looks good. Oh, wow. She can't even move any part of her face. Nothing moves. Her lips were once thin and now they're like triple the size. It literally looks like somebody punched her in the face. What's her name and let's get her on the phone to tell her. Do you think it's a dysmorphia thing? Like she can't see? No, I think...

I think it is maybe part of that, but no, there's so many people that do it. Not everyone has body dysmorphia. They want to keep themselves looking young. Sure. I think it is like a community, right? And so she is in this community where everyone does it. So if you don't do it, everyone, no, but that's, yes. And it was like that. It's like,

Preston, you remember who, you know, this one, when we went to that event and the woman was like, hello. I listen to your show all the time. So, and they think that they look good. Like they think each other looks good. Right. You know, and so. Yeah, yeah. There's, I told you guys about that, the special on Netflix. It was like,

Tiger King, but with monkeys. Right. The woman that they focus on does all this stuff to her face all the time. And it's like, oh my God. Do you remember that scene in Brazil where they're pulling the face back? So this BBL thing for the face, by the way, the doctor said it's just taking fat from one portion of the face and putting fat in another portion of the face. So we...

The surface, it appears to be, okay, you're doing something natural that's in your body. You're simply relocating it. I think that's also the appeal of it is that when you do things like Botox and these fillers, they can migrate. Yeah, exactly. So by rearranging the fat in the face, fat face, I've got a mind to smack your fat face.

What is that? It's Animal House. So his contours of face creating the appearance are of sharper cheekbones and more defined jawline.

While the face BBL may be more versatile than fillers and people love the way they look afterwards, it can be pricey. Coughlin's BBLs cost around $15,000. So $15,000 would be the price of a sort of a premium boob job these days. And that's not counting any extra procedures that clients want done along with them. I'd recommend before you do any of this, watch the substance. Yeah. It might reset you. Yeah. It's wild. Yeah.

All right. Next. Junk drawer thingy thing. All right. No. No? Not good. Not yet. The world's not ready. Nope. Not for that one. So, all right. I think I got something here. It took 20 years, but YouTube is now viewed more on televisions than on mobile devices. Yeah.

So last night I spent my entire what would classically be considered primetime television viewing watching YouTube on my TV. On your TV, yeah. So in 2005, smart televisions weren't anywhere near as prevalent as they are now. But now YouTube is as available on your big screens as it was on tablets, phones, laptops for the past two decades. U.S. viewers watch more than one billion hours of

counting both TVs and mobile, of YouTube content, according to the CEO, Neil Mowen.

Moen made the announcement in his annual letter to the YouTube community posted just for YouTube's 20th anniversary, which was on February 14th. Shout out our dog groomer and pet sitter, Marissa Knoll. She watches YouTube. She watches the show on YouTube. And we just got this big worldwide stereo TV. And I'm like, I don't even want to think what I look like.

on that set. But the interface is so easy and it really has become, you know, as you said earlier when it started, it was problematic. And the only thing they need to do is set up a system that's

Where they're able to normalize sound between these separate content providers. Because you got to ride that volume switch if you're surfing YouTube videos. Yeah. Because it'll blow you out of the house. Yeah. I guess that's got to be kind of tough seeing that everybody... Right. Submits their own individual video. Mix their own way. And have done it a different way. Even with network television. Because I'll watch a 60 Minutes show on YouTube. Or a 60 Minutes segment on YouTube. And...

If there is an edit in the audio on the original broadcast, sometimes it'll be muted for, I don't know, probably only a half a second or whatever, but you'll miss a little bit of content. So they'll go from one scene, one video edit to the next video edit. And if there's sound transition from that first scene to the second scene, sometimes that gets muted.

muted out. And I watch, Steve, I'm like you, I watch more and more stuff on YouTube. I subscribe to more and more channels. And as a result, I just watch more that way. But the audio is not seamless. No, it is not. And I'll tell you this. Years ago, when I was going to school for television and film production...

And the things, and it held for quite a while. The things that would have been absolutely verboten, taking like a Skype or a Zoom feed or, you know, from someone's phone and going raw right on to broadcast are now the standard. It kind of looks weird to us now if it's not, doesn't have an element of that. That's why you have commercials that even though they're shot with, you know, multi-

thousands of dollars cameras are reduced down to make them look like a held cell phone. Hey, is Skype even a thing anymore? Yeah, it is. Okay. Just not Zoom cornered the world off. Yeah, I deleted mine from my laptop just because I haven't had anyone request that I use it in a long time. It's either Zoom or FaceTime or it's Google Meets or whatever that is. Google, Microsoft Teams.

That was the other one? Teams? Yeah. Why aren't people doing Teams? Can we get rid of Teams? Stop the Teams. What's that now? Microsoft Teams is like Zoom. It's just not as popular. Their version of it. All right, so now YouTube is on more TVs than laptops and handheld devices. How wild is that? It is pretty amazing. Here's the go.

All right, we'll stick with some tech stuff for a minute. So this is a story about cell phones and how they are going to be slenderizing even more. They're going to go smaller. This is Tim Cook. Yeah, Apple. They're talking about, is this what this pertains to? This is actually IDC analyst Francisco Geronimo. That's a fun name to say. Isn't it though? Yeah.

Francisco, that's fun to say. His name is Francisco Geronimo. That's a fantastic name. Yeah. He told, he said this can be a very popular choice, talking about the skinny phone trend. He said it's more portable, it's lighter. He said about the forthcoming rollout of ultra-thin handhelds via Apple and Samsung electronics. He said it doesn't feel like a brick phone. Both tech behemoths appear poised to debut their devices this year. Apple is joining in. It was...

The highly anticipated iPhone model will be two millimeters thinner than existing models. That's substantial. And decrease of roughly 25%, a decrease of about 25% per Bloomberg, which they liken the devices of the skinny phone trend to Ben Stiller's itty-bitty mobile phone in Zoolander. Okay.

Apple's new advent will feature specializing in-house components, including a modern modem chip that can fit in a tighter package.

The Cupertino, California-based company is reportedly endeavoring to capitalize on the same air strategy that skyrocketed the success of the MacBook Air laptops. I remember when the original iPhone came out, the original iPhone. And again, Max and Steve Jobs' genius was the pulling from different sources and saying, you know, I think Hewlett Packard, I believe, had the mouse first. And then they incorporated that into the Apple computer.

But, you know, you looked at that thing and I remember waiting in line and I got the phone and I think of where we are now with $1,100 phones. Oh, it's crazy. I mean, that are just... And, you know, for as much as a tech guy as I am, an immediate adopter, I was like, I don't know. I don't know. And I've suckered up to everything. Every app, every goddamn thing in the world. Eventually...

The tech makes it an ineluctable fact that you're going to have to do some of this. You can fight it and you can be off. I mean, you can disconnect and go, you know, I don't want to do any of that tech. But a lot of what basic functioning in the world requires technology.

is tethered to your phone. But to what point? That's where I get frustrated by it, Steve, is because it's really, really, really good right now, right? So I don't think that I need it in my life to be that much better, nor do I need to spend $1,100 on my next phone. I've got a great phone, and I understand there's always a little bit of advancement in technology, and it can be incremental, but

How great does it have to be before it's like, all right, we're good. Yeah, but you know, so I have a friend who runs a physical business, a store that you walk into and you purchase things. She runs that entire business for...

from her phone. Wow. Everything. Yeah. And not even, I mean, she can do it from the computer, but she was overseas for a couple of weeks this past summer and she was able to run the business from her phone. Now, somebody had to be there to have the store open

but everything is done through the phone. Purchasing, selling, returns, anything. Putting stuff up on a website, everything is done on the phone. You know what my big hold off on is being more, using my phone for more things like email and surfing the web and things like that? The keypad. It's just...

I misspelling my fingers and, and you know what I mean? I do not. I will, I will compose. I love a keyboard. I love, so I, that is my laptop. I have, I have multiple computers around the house now cause I just added a new production computer and I love the keypad. Uh,

And I agree with you, Preston. So I don't, you know, I see a lot of, Chuck does it all the time. He does text to, voice to text. Voice to text. Yeah, so that's, you know. Except that and the autocorrect with typing with the newest version of the iOS is,

It's not as good. It's worse. It's worse. Yeah, they've gone backwards in the ability for it to correct the way you want it to. They've got to fix it. But it's the new update. But it's terrible. I get so frustrated typing on my little phone. I just can't stand it. The spacebar. I didn't mean to call you a can't.

The space bar, the letter N and the period and the A, like every single time. I go to hit A and I capitalize. But what's crazy, Preston, I just realized this the other day. There's a word that I have not mistyped in I can't tell you how long. And that word is xhamster.com. I dialed it in the other day and I was like...

I never misspell this. I never mistype it. Do you sort of point on your phone? Yeah. You do? Yeah. Yeah, I never do that. Yeah. Yeah. I don't use my computer all that much. No, but... And it's always with one N. What is Casey? Never misspell. Ex-hamster. Oh, my God. That's too funny. The thing that kills me about it is I'll be composing a text or something like that, and I'll see there's a misspelling or something along the lines, and whatever letter I've hit...

is not anywhere near where I was putting my finger. The J's over there. I was hitting an S, you know what I mean? And I also hate...

Now, AI is correcting a lot of this, and the implementation of it is correcting this. But when I type a legitimate word that grammatically would fit in the sentence that I was typing, and it changes it to another word, it's like, no! No! Or it just, you know that a-hit is not a word, right? Yeah. And that the S and the A are right next to each other. Like, you can correct that stuff. A-hit. Yeah. Nice. I missed that. Porn Glub. Uh...

All right. Well, anyhow, they're going to make smaller phones. Listen, before we move on, we're going to wrap up here in a second. But I do want to mention something about the phone. I made an observation the other day. I was out to dinner with my family. Is this a stack of topics, really? No, no, no, no. It has to do with using your phone. All right. And so I looked at a table next to us. And we were at Seasons 52 in King of Prussia, just in case the dad might be hearing this. Because I want him to know that I was thinking about him. A father and a son came and sat down at a table.

next to us. The son looked to be about 13, 14 years old or something like that. And it was just him and the dad.

And I saw the kid sit there the entire time scrolling through his phone as the dad is trying to make conversation with him. And the kid is just not having it at all. And per my powers of observations, the guy wasn't wearing a wedding ring. I'm thinking maybe a divorced couple. And he's taking his son out. Trying to make some time with his son. And make some time with his son. And I felt so bad for this guy. And the cats and the crazy. Oh, man. It was horrible.

You know, I just saw him saying a few words. I couldn't hear what he was saying. And the kid responding with one-word responses. And then I glanced around the rest of the restaurant. And nobody had their phone out except for this kid. And I just felt bad for the dad. And the dad got to a point where...

like an hour into it, well, he whipped out his own phone because the kid was not giving anything back to him. He's giving up. Yeah, he gave up on it. I felt like that. Try not to do that. Yeah. Do you have a rule at the table? Not... For surfing porn. I mean, the only one who stays on the phone all the time is Parker. He's not very social. Right. He's on the spectrum, so he does this stuff to occupy his time, and I kind of am okay with that. Okay. But...

Yeah, I think it's an unspoken. We're here together. Don't be on your phone. Savor this time. How often do you address it? Because I did yesterday with Ben. It doesn't happen that often, luckily. To me, it's just a helpful, friendly reminder occasionally as a dad. And listen, something popped up on his phone. We were in the middle of a conversation about college stuff, so it was relatively important. And I was like, do you need to be on your phone? And he's like, no, it was just an alert. And I was like, okay, just put it down for a little bit. And he was respectful about it, but it does require...

occasional reminders. Let's just put the phones away for a little bit. We can spend some time together. Trust me, this won't be excruciating. If we run out of things to talk about, we'll just stare. We'll pick up our phones. It's always there. Ben, here's $40 by 26ers tickets. Oh, man. That conversation. Oh, my God. Steve and I were chatting before the show. I'll share it with you guys.

because Steve sent that article about how cheap Sixers sticks are right now and Ben is a huge Sixers fan. I'll tell you now. He and his buddies, I think there's either six or eight of them. I'm not exaggerating. For great seats for a game against the Wizards in one or two weeks, they spent a total

of $16. What? Great seats. I know they have $2 seats, but wow, good seats. He was showing me on SeatGeek last night, which is an app that he uses all the time, and I was like, dude, there's eight of these kids going together, and he's like, how am I going to pass this up?

you're paying three times as much to park your car. That's exactly right. I was like, how much is the subway ride if you're taking the train to the city? Wow. It's astonishing. That's crazy. Well, that's what happens when you put a crap product on the court. That's right. No, that's exactly what it is. You're right. Flyers won three in a row.

Yeah, so there's something coming around there. Maybe because Casey's wearing his awesome hoodie today. That looks so good. People are loving it on YouTube. I have that same one. I love it. And it's warm. I think I have to take it off.

All right, well, we're done cleaning out the junk drawer, folks, so let's close that out. That was the junk drawer. Preston's closing up the junk drawer. There's nothing left here in the junk drawer. Until next time, that was the junk drawer. All right, and with that, we'll take a quick break. We'll come back. Bizarre File stories are on the agenda, so stay with us.

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Brought to you this morning by the Baxter. The Baxter. Buy yours now at any home improvement store. Just $29.99. You fill it up, they pick it up on your schedule. And the Baxter is a dumpster in a bag. Buy, fill, gone. A Georgia man was sentenced to 20 years in a federal prison after pleading guilty to planting a bomb...

A bomb? Yeah, no, a bomb. Stephen Glosser, who pleaded guilty to stalking the use of an explosive to commit another felony offense, was arrested. And he must also pay $507,000 in restitution to the two victims in the case. He'll have to serve, excuse me, three years of supervised release after completing his 20-year prison sentence. So...

Officials said that on January 13th, an explosion extensively damaged a home. The explosion was so powerful that it blew bricks off of the residence and made a two-by-two-foot crater in a concrete driveway. Pretty amazing, yeah. Pictures of this is unbelievable. That's going to require some paint. Two people were inside the residence at the time, a woman and a child, both uninjured. Glosser and a co-conspirator, Caleb Kinsey, were arrested about a month after the explosion. Glosser had met the woman through a dating app.

And the two had a casual relationship that had ended. And this gets more intense as we go along. So according to the district's attorney's office, Glosser and Kinsey plotted to, quote, create a plan to kill, intimidate, harass, or injure the victim. The pair planned to acquire and shoot arrows into the woman's front door and buy and release a large python into the victim's home,

That would eat the victim's daughter. Oh, my God. Yeah. This is what they wanted to do. It's an elaborate plan. They also plan to mail dog feces and dead rats to her home and scalp her, according to the guilty plea. Mother had a long list. This is from a guy who met her on a dating app and they had a casual relationship with. Yeah, yeah. He didn't want, listen, he wanted to send a message, but he didn't want to go crazy.

Glosser found the woman's residence using internet searches on his cell phone based on an image that the victim had previously shared with her or shared with him. Wow. So this guy tracked her down. Yeah. Kinsey purchased exploding targets online and the two used the material to construct the bomb that blew up the victim's home. I'm just surprised this guy's having trouble getting a date. Afterward, Glosser hired a cleaning service to hide traces of the bomb-making materials at his residence. Uh-huh.

Kinsey is awaiting prosecution in the Southern District of Georgia. That's terrifying. Is it so long to be in love? Wow.

The National, and Kathy, pay attention to this story. The National Health Service, NHS, paid a six-figure compensation to an unnamed woman after she developed a crippling candy crush addiction. Oh. After the side effects of a prescription drug impaired her impulse control. So the medicine intended to treat... You must be taking that, Kat. Restless leg syndrome and Parkinson's is in a class of drugs known as dopamine additives.

Agonist. Agonist. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter responsible for feelings of reward and the artificial increase...

Yes, they do.

The NHS has since admitted that her general practitioner failed to warn her of the side effects prescribed of her a double dose. I'm sorry, a dose double the recommended amount. She has since been granted roughly $250,000 in compensation. Which she blew on Candy Crush. This isn't the first time a situation like this has arisen. Another man was prescribed the same medication and went on to lose more than $150,000 in online gambling. The NHS recovered those costs.

This is in England, by the way. No update has been given on how either of the two participants are doing. Suggested treatment to correct the loss of impulse control is a gradual reduction of the dosage before switching to a different type of medication as well as other medications and cognitive behavioral therapy. Maybe they can wean them off with X-Hamster.

A busy shopping street in London has descended into chaos after a clothing giveaway went wrong. Huge crowds gathered on Carnaby Street following a marketing stunt offering free clothes by two brands popular on Instagram and TikTok from midday on Saturday. The launch, collaboration between brands Up In Flames and Poser,

Only revealed its exact location on Saturday morning and saw thousands of people descend upon central London. But the pop-up was branded the worst pop-up of all time with huge crowds chanting F the feds as the police arrived at the scene. That's not good. TikTok clips showed groups of teenagers running after a van apparently containing the clothing.

Some even clinging onto the back of the van so they didn't have to run. The drivers, two men wearing scarves over their faces, stopped the van and started throwing free items out to huge crowds. Yay! It's claimed people were punching each other in the face in order to get a hold of free T-shirts and other items.

Some people apparently passed out in the crowd while others stole clothes from those who managed to get hold of the free items. And despite police quickly arriving on bikes, they were unable to calm the situation. It's a sale. Eventually, more police officers were sent to the scene and managed to disperse the crowds. A dispersal order was put into place across the borough. Wow. It's heavy duty. All right, one last story and then we will wrap it up.

A team in France has claimed another record most people didn't even know exist. The team originally aimed for 4,495 pounds of cheese fondue, but they ended up with a melting whopping 4,800 pounds of cheese to create the monster dish in an enormous pot.

Hundreds of the people gathered to watch the record-breaking event, including an official representative from Kenna's World Records. Of course, it's only a matter of time before someone with a few tons of cheese and a day to kill beats that record. But 4,800 pounds of cheese fondue. I loves me a good fondue. Is the current record. And that is what I have in the bizarre files.

All right, we'll break. When we get back, we'll test your knowledge. We'll see how you've been listening this morning, if you've been paying attention or not. Less in question, we'll also get some music news. We'll get to trash and more. Stay there.

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The Union's home opener, which is going to be on Saturday, March 1st, against FC Cincinnati. 7.30 p.m. is when the game kicks off. So let's go with this. All right. We'll see if you know this.

What kind of drum rudiment does Casey use to put his underwear and socks on? 215-263-WMMR. Let's see if you know the name of that drum rudiment. I said it earlier this morning, about 845. What kind of drum rudiment does Casey use to put his underwear and socks on? 215-263-WMMR. Call now. The trash business is a pain.

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And to register and learn more, you can visit newman.edu slash admission. What's up this morning, Steve? Well, Nate Ritchie, a passenger who survived the Delta plane crash in Toronto, says the $30,000 being offered to him by the airline is not enough. Ritchie says he's not going away unless they give him a lifetime subscription to their in-flight magazine. Oh, my.

Denise Richards has set a strict boundary concerning her OnlyFans account and her daughter Sammy's OnlyFans account. Richards says she wouldn't be a very good mother if she didn't forbid piss play. Oh, my God. And finally, the morons known as the Island Boys are apparently estranged now that one of them has been arrested on gun and drug charges.

Fly Soldier, a.k.a. Alex, is furious, saying his twin brother Frankie is basically throwing his medical degree away. That's out of touch. The Island Brothers? You know these guys. No, who are they? Grills, tats, hair in all different directions. I guarantee you've seen them. All right, we will see if someone happens to know the answer to the question this morning. Excuse me, what kind of a drum rudiment does Casey use to put...

His underwear and socks on. So are our phone lines working? Yeah, they should be. Let me see if I can. Maybe I'm connected to the wrong. I don't know. I'll just answer a phone. How about this? Let's see. Hi. Good morning. You're on the air. Who is this?

It's Vince. Hey, Vince. All right, Vince, do me a favor and tell me what kind of drum rudiment Casey uses to put his underwear and socks on. It is a paradiddle. Paradiddle. That is correct. You got to hang on, Vince. We're going to set you up, bud. We have a

pair of tickets for the union home opener, Saturday, March 1st against FC Cincinnati at 7 30 PM football season ends and football season starts and tickets are on sale now. But congratulations. Uh,

Nick just pulled up the Island Brothers. I've not seen these guys before. No, but I need to. What in the hell is going on there? Yeah, that's the question. So much fun. All right, let's do music news. Preston and Steve's Music News on 93.3 WMMR. Yeah, yeah. All right, a couple of things real quick. We'll start with this. The When We Were Young Festival.

is so popular they added a second date. And now, in addition to Saturday, October 18th, fans can also go on Sunday, October 19th at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds. Both days will have the same lineup featuring Panic! at the Disco, Blink-182, Weezer, Avril Lavigne, The Offspring, The Used, and more. That's a humdinger of a bill. Yeah, Panic! at the Disco will perform their entire first album for its 20th anniversary, making this a once-in-a-lifetime show.

Blink-182 will also play some of their biggest hits and pre-sale for the new date. Go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Pacific time. When does Josh Groban go on? He doesn't go on at all. And then we have this lovely story from WMMR.com. Tony Hawk.

And Kurt Cobain are two cultural icons. And they share an incredible connection. A grandchild. In case you have forgotten, Tony's son Riley Hawk and Kurt's daughter Frances Bean Cobain got married last year and welcomed a baby boy named Ronan Walker Cobain Hawk. I forgot. Baby Ronan is currently five months old and Grandpa Tony is already having a blast. He recently shared a photo with Ronan on Instagram along with the caption...

What happens when all of your kids can skate on their own and no longer rely on you to give them rides? You wait until they have their own kids. And then he writes circles or wheels of life. While Tony's having fun being involved, Grandpa, he took a moment recently...

via his Instagram story to reflect on Kurt Cobain. Tony shared a photo of a ticket stub from a Nirvana show from October 20th, 1991. And he captioned the photo, went straight from an event at Houston Skate Park to this concert in 1991. It was as transformative as live music can possibly be.

We all experienced something rare and powerful that night. The world would never be the same. And then he wrote, I wish Kurt were here so that he could see the incredible woman his daughter has become. Meet her devoted, caring husband and hold our wondrous grandchild. Yeah. Isn't that amazing? Yeah. And the fact that he was there...

That he went to this concert to see the show in 1991. Yeah. And that these two... They would have been... They were connected. It's amazing. But he's represented well with Tony Hawk. Yeah. And there's a baby that exists whose grandfathers are Kurt Cobain and Tony Hawk. That's wild. Won't that kid... Be amazing. ...grow up with an incredible story? Automatically the coolest kid on the planet. Yeah. Yeah.

All right, and we had a couple of musicians pass, and we have some audio from them. And, Steve, I didn't dive into who these people are, unfortunately. I knew one of them. But you sent these clips over. So, Chris Jasper. Yeah. Do you know him? He did the song Superbad. Yeah. I don't even know if I know that song. This, I didn't. You know this one? Yeah.

What's my name? The other one I know much more. Okay. He's dead. And then this guy died too. It's Robert Johns who did a song called Sad Eyes. Do you know my memory of this? Not from the title alone, but let me hear the song. I might. Sad eyes turn the other way. I don't want to see you cry.

Sing it out. Almost. I feel like I should know it. It's not this full on going, oh yeah. There's kind of a false. And then they go into that part. Okay. No, I don't know. All right. So both meaningless death. I know.

Yeah, no, I don't know them. Yeah, yeah. But apparently they had hits. They did. So, Sad Eyes and Super Bad. And then they collabed and they did a song called Super Sad Bad Eyes. Super Sad Bad Eyes. Which is really wonderful. Well, they will be missed. All right. And that is what I have in music news for you this morning. We should do more eulogies. We should, yes. No, no, no, we should not. We should retire from eulogies entirely. All right. I have an announcement to make. All right. All right.

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A Wednesday morning. Wednesdays are usually pretty tough. We've had a good time today, though. Very, very tired. Very dragging Wednesday, but we got this nice resurgence of the sun and these warmer temperatures. As soon as we get outside, I know things are going to

Turn around for me personally, but... Synergizing. Oh, yes, it is. And honestly, once... Listen, we have tomorrow and then, you know, the brisk, cool air of what will be... It looks to be a really good weather situation for the cardboard classic. Yeah. I think that'll be the right way to wrap up the week. Montage Mountain. And don't forget, there's a party right after we're done. The M80s take off. It's so cool. And yeah, you can just go right from our event into live music and drinks and food. And man, I want to explore a little bit more of the food world.

This time. Because I told you, I saw people walking around with the largest gyros I've ever seen. Just like the size of a basketball. So that's the difference. You have a full restaurant facility there. If you've not been, you know, Montage Mountain is a whole other game from years past. I mean, and then you have the town, which is wonderful. Yep.

So that's on Friday. Looking forward to it. All right, we're going to do today's, well, actually, real quick, thank you to the gang of Fox Good Day for having us on. Once again, that was enjoyable. Pierre Robert is here. Hello there. Looking good, sir. How are you? Fine, thank you. How are you, kids? Doing well. Doing very well.

Marvelous. Marvelous. You ready with the letter? Yes. All right, let's do that. Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR. Now, the Daily Letter. And the Preston and Steve Show is brought to you today by the letter. O as in Ohio. O as in Ohio. All right, we have a two-hour ice cream making studio session at Hangry Bear Creamery for 12 people. If you're looking for a cool new experience, you can book an ice cream making studio session at Hangry Bear Creamery in Kennett Square today.

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I see mountains of vanilla and chocolate and chocolate chip and mint chocolate chip and strawberry. Do you have a favorite ice cream? I actually like vanilla, vanilla chocolate. But one time, being massively stoned, my friend Harry and I opened my parents' refrigerator or freezer and took out those. They used to come in square, half gallons. Absolutely. And with two tablespoons devoured ice.

The two of us attacking with tablespoons this cube, giant cube of strawberry ice cream. There was nothing left of it. That would fall in the realm of things that you just eat till you're done. Right. Because once you start, you cannot stop.

It was a seek and destroy mission. There was nothing we could do to not eat every ounce and then whatever dribbled down the side licking the box. It was magnificent. Nice. All right, speaking of magnificent, I'm sure your program is that way today. Oh, yes, it certainly is. What do we have in store? On the award-winning program today, we have blocks of Audioslave, System of a Down.

And David Chauve, the revivalist, the great singer of that wonderful New Orleans band, is in with his solo band upstairs at the Fillmore in the small club, The Foundry. Excellent. And we'll do a block of revivalists in honor of his appearance. Excellent. Thanks, Pierre. I want to thank our sponsors. President Steve Schultz brought to you today by Acme.

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