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Hello, Preston. Hello, Casey. How do you say hello? Hello, Marissa. How do you say hello to the listeners? Hello, Eddie. How do you say hello? Hello, Steve. Hello, everybody. WMMR Philadelphia. I think you're sleeping.

I was keeping you one towel. More towels. Needs sleepy. Keeping you one little pillow. Please go away. Let me sleep for the life. 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. KC Boy. They all can't starve it. Kathy Romano. I want 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. And we are live at Coco's Crush Bar in Clearwater, Florida. Yay!

All right, thank you, you early risers. We appreciate you being here. It's President Steve Schoen, Clearwater, Florida. And yes, our live broadcast at Coco's is about to begin. We're going to start with a few other things. Let's begin taking a look at the weather forecast for today in Philadelphia. You poor sons of bitches. It's going to be...

61 degrees are high temperature. Actually, not that bad today. Not bad. Mostly sunny tomorrow. Clouds high of about 59. It is going to warm up on Sunday, but that does come with a bit of a tradeoff because we've had some rain. That has been like the story of the year so far is that it warms up and then we get rain and wind. Exactly. That is what is happening on Sunday. And then Monday will be in the mid 50s.

We are going to take a look at your traffic, see what's shaping up so far this morning. Kathy, what do you have for us? This accident on 422 westbound at Oaks. The left lane is blocked. It's causing some jammed traffic early this morning. You're okay on the Schuylkill Expressway. No problems on 95. The Blue Route's still clear in New Jersey. 295, 42, and 55. They're clear as well. Bridges look good in mass transit on time.

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Preston and Steve's News Update with Kathy Romano. Alright, today is Friday, March 14th. Pi Day, by the way. Good morning. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning in the news this morning. For the first time since 2022, stargazers were expected to be treated to a total lunar eclipse in the early morning hours of March 14th. It started at 1 a.m. Friday. The moon took

began to disappear as it fell into the Earth's shadow. Then at 2.26, when the moon was completely gone, it took on a red-orange color. According to NASA, lunar eclipses like this one are called blood moons because of the color. People don't need special glasses or equipment to see the eclipse, but...

they would have needed a break from the clouds in the Delaware Valley. So it seems as though back home, everybody missed it. Yeah, that's usually the case. Yeah, the eclipse reached totality between 2.26 in the morning and 3.31 Friday morning. Unfortunately, by then, the clouds had taken over back in the Philadelphia area. At about 3.04 Florida time, Kathy, I turned to my left in bed and noticed that my wife was gone. Oh, did she see it? She got up and went out and watched it. If there's a celestial event happening... Oh, great.

And so she took a bunch of photos. She's a really good amateur photographer. I think she's like getting really, she was telling me her process. I mean, she showed me some pictures she's been taking. They're amazing. She was super psyched about it. So she got some good photos. Okay. All right. Great. Nerd. I know. That's

Pretty cool. It is cool. So back in Allentown and Redding, they were able to see, it was clear enough in that area for them to see it. And then here in Clearwater Beach, like Nick said, if you were awake or maybe you set your alarm to get up, you were able to see the beautiful blood moon. An American Airlines plane caught fire at the Denver International Airport in Colorado on Thursday. The Boeing 737-800 plane was diverted to Denver shortly after departing from Colorado Springs. While the plane was taxiing to the gate, the engine caught fire and its passengers were evacuated.

The incident, which sent smoke billowing across the tarmac, took place at approximately 5.15 in the evening local time. There were 172 passengers and six crew members aboard the American Airlines 1006 flight. It was traveling from Colorado Springs to Dallas, Texas.

when it was diverted to Denver after the crew reported engine vibrations, according to the FAA. The plane diverted after about 20 minutes into the flight and was in the air for about an hour before it landed. All passengers were able to exit the plane with only a few minor injuries incurred during the evacuation. Have you ever been aboard a flight where you've had a smoke situation? I had one years ago where there was like an acrid smell of something burning.

And they turned the flight around. Wow. I was on one. I was at the Shannon Airport in Ireland. And it wasn't smoke, but we had gone up. We had taken off. And they said that there was condensation that they didn't like in the aircraft. Whatever. I don't know if it was on the windows. We didn't see anything. And they turned us around and we sat in the Shannon Airport for an hour. Wow. This is before or after you disabled the smoke detector. Yeah.

Now, there was an airline I used to fly. It was a long time ago. I forgot what airline it was on. But in the aircraft, they had along the roof line, like these little vents all the way down. And when, like, vapor would come up. Oh, yeah. You know what I'm talking about? Yes, yes. Absolutely. And I remember the first time I saw that, I'm like, is the plane on fire? Yeah.

Those are for in-flight raves. Oh, thank God. Foam party. Foam parties on the plane. But, yeah, I found out it had to do with, you know, the circulating of the air in the aircraft or something like that. Yeah. Everyone's getting out in the aisle. Have a good time. To the left, you can see people boogying on down. What was that move? Yeah, what was that? The...

The back. Floss. Floss. Yeah, that guy's doing it over here. Yeah, he's. Oh, my God. Thank you. You look so much worse doing that than I do. Thank you. We'll call it floss slash seizure. I appreciate that, bud. Hey, Preston. Yeah. Who's the nerd now?

Good start. Good dancing start to the morning. That was the dance for people with spinal disorders. In a statement to ABC News, American Airlines said, we thank our crew members, Denver team, and first responders for quick and decisive action with the safety of everyone on board and on the ground as the priority. Quick question to that. When you have your air vent above you in the airplane, do you use it?

Sometimes. I used to use it all the time, and I got paranoid because it's... You think you're just spewing everyone else's germs on you? Yeah, everyone's germs.

Yes. I mean, honestly, though, Steve, I remember this like when COVID hit. I think it's supposed to be like the cleanest air that there is. That's what I've heard. They filter it a bajillion times over and over again because of paranoia. But I understand where you're coming from on it. I just think, like, you're okay. Well, the next time I'm going to stand up and put my mouth over the top. You know what? Lick it a little bit.

I need an... I want an airline mechanic. I want to talk to him or her and figure out if that's true or not. Am I going to make you feel better? Well, maybe. What Nick just said, I've heard. I know, yeah, okay. So then I would be okay with it. Kathy is so paranoid. You'll come at some point, probably see her on a flight, and she will have brought down the oxygen mask from the roof. She's just sitting there...

You need to see. She's sitting there with it. When we got on the flight, she's sitting right next to me. I've seen surgeons prepare less. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I mean, things are coming out. It's unbelievable. Wipes everything down. Yep. Get off my back, people. President Donald Trump escalated his global trade war, and the impact could soon bubble over into your favorite adult beverage. People, there may be a 200% tariff on wine and champagne imported from the European Union. Bro.

So back home, 6 ABC did a story on this, and they spoke to the Moore Brothers. David Moore, who's the co-founder of Moore Brothers, the wine company in Pensalkin. I'm a huge fan. I told you about that place. Oh, yes. Yeah, they have a few different shops. There's one in Pensalkin. There's one down in Wilmington. They're really fascinating wine guys, and they import from around the world, and so this impacts them directly. But you can go, and Kathy and I were talking about it.

A few weeks ago, because I went down and took a wine class with my dad. My dad's been kind of homebound for a stretch. He loves these guys. He introduced me to the Moore brothers. And we went down and sampled a few wines from Italy and France. Yeah, so they said that they don't know what to expect, except that they're doing everything that they can to bring enough wine and make sure at least in the short term they're protected. Moore says his company began preparing for these potential tariffs months ago. They are currently working to stock up on at least a half a year supply of wine.

I've started making bathtub gin and I don't even drink. You could bottle that stuff up and sell it. Absolutely. So, Kathy, just to be clear for the audience here, are you telling them to drink and drink now and drink hard? Dude, drink now. What are you waiting for? My wife is still in Italy. Should I have her bring a bunch of wine home with her? Yeah, if she can. Seriously. Yeah, and about 200 turtles in her pants. That seems to be all the rage these days.

You have the story of the guy with the turtle in his pants. Yeah. So one of the other brothers, Terry Moore, said over the past four months, 28 shipping containers full of these tiny little family farm wines have already arrived. There are nine more that are going to arrive shortly. Wine and spirits writer Brian Friedman says that many of the European wineries are just holding their breath and hoping that it's not as dire as it's been threatened to be right now. Some consumers may have to rethink their drinking habits.

The EU has not officially responded. However, France's foreign trade minister said Thursday that France was determined to respond to Mr. Trump's escalation and said that they will not give in to threats. In sports this morning. All sacks are going. All sacks are going. All sacks are going.

The Flyers beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3 in an overtime shootout last night in South Philly. Owen Tippett and Matty Mischkoff. What are you saying? Matty Bay. What was that? No, I have a whole different setup here, right? So Nick sent me sports and I got it on my phone and I retyped it on the iPad that I have here and I typed Matty Mischkoff.

Maddie Mitchkoff? Yes. Maddie? Matt Day Mitchkoff. Got a new nickname. Scored in the shootout. Bobby Brink had two goals, and the Flyers ended a five-game losing streak. The homestand wraps up tomorrow night with a game against the Carolina Hurricanes. The puck will drop at 7 o'clock. The Sixers are back at home with a game.

The Sixers are back at home with the game tonight against the Indiana Pacers. Tip-off is at 7 o'clock. Yesterday, after our spring training broadcast, the Phillies won again, beating up on the Braves 16-9. Thank you.

The Phils scored four runs in the first inning, added four more in the second. Trey Turner and Kyle Schwarber each hit their first home run of the spring. And Max Kepler and Bryson Stott also hit home runs to lead the offense. The Phils have two split squad games today with the prospect game taking place in Clearwater this afternoon. The rest of the team will head to Tampa to play the Yankees for an evening game that is set to begin at 635. Are you guys going to that?

Very nice. Are you asking me or them? You. Oh, yeah. You guys? Yeah. Yeah. All right. Both are. The Union, who started their season with three straight wins, are back in action on Sunday afternoon against Nashville SC. The match at Subaru Park begins at 225, and the Eagles are still the Super Bowl champions. Yeah.

And that's what I have for you this morning. All right. Thank you, Kathy. By the way, speaking of the game, yesterday, my sister who lives in St. Petersburg, she came out and went to the game. She hadn't been to a baseball game in ages. And so I'm sitting down and I talk, I'm talking to her and I go, okay, look at the outfit. I see, you see that clock out there ticking now. And I go, that's the pitch clock. Yeah. And I said, they only have a certain amount of time before, you know, between pitches. And I said, it makes the game go way faster. And then I,

I look up, it's 2 o'clock. It's the second inning. The game started at 1. I know, I know. And how many pitching changes did they have in those first two innings? The Braves pitcher lasted, I think, two-thirds of an inning, maybe one-third. But Christopher Sanchez pitched really well for the Phils. He ended up going, I think, six innings. And for spring training, that's a lot. So, yeah, but a lot of offense yesterday. Yeah, yeah. It was fun to watch. I mean, there was a lot of activity going on. So that was pretty cool. And they won. And so it was a wonderful day and all that stuff. So...

Here we are at Coco's Crush Bar, about ready to do the second time we've done a live broadcast from here. They've changed the configuration of our setup. I love this. This is great. This is like a camp out feel. The tent is pretty sprawling. Yeah, last year we just had like half of this area tented off, and they've tented off the entire front parking lot. In fact, I've forgotten that we're technically outside right now. Yeah, we are. But this is really awesome.

Who here was here last year? Anybody here for the second? One. One person. Did you like the upgrade? Yeah, there we go. I went out and I met everybody that was here before we got started. Some very interesting stories. I'll point out one right now, but there's a variety of people that are here. This young lady sitting here in the front...

Do you see the stack of papers in front of her? Yes, I was wondering what that was about. She is purchasing her first home today. Whoa! You came here first. And so that's the paperwork. I thought she was coming to audit Kathy. That she brought with her. And so when she leaves here, they're going to go close on the house. Oh, nice. Congratulations. And she's from the Philly. Where are you from again? In Philadelphia? Philadelphia.

I'm sorry. She's from South Jersey and just moved down here and doesn't know anybody and just wanted it. It was the cold weather that finally forced her. Yeah, I can see that. And where is your house? Directly in this area? Yeah, it's like a mile away. Wow. Okay, well, we can expect you to all these events then, right? House party at your place later? Yeah. Yeah.

Love it. So everybody's got these cool stories, which is great. We're starting to fill up as we speak. So as the morning goes on, this place is going to get more and more full. You'll be able to stream us on YouTube. That should start shortly. Is it already up and running? It's already up and running. So you can get a peek into here. We do have some guests that are going to be stopping by this morning. Charlie Manuel is going to be here. Awesome. Looking forward to seeing him.

A lot of the gang with Philly Sports Trips did meet him the other day. Yesterday he was here too. So we haven't had a chance to see Charlie since he had a stroke. And I'm really curious as to how he's doing. I've heard he's doing great. He's now appearing in a live stage version of Magic Mike. Amazing.

Yeah, he's really bounced back. He's branching out. How do you like that? I mean, honestly, I would pay damn good money for that. Hell yes. How do you like that? But listen, for Charlie to do back-to-back appearances, because he was here yesterday with Philly Sports Trips, and he's coming in today. Normally he wouldn't do that, but he wanted to come and see us, which is so awesome. So big ups to Charlie and also his wife, Missy. Missy's awesome. Missy's incredible. And Sidney Webster, our friend. So thanks to those guys for making it happen. We're looking forward to having Charlie here. Yep.

Our buddy Oscar Budahain, who does the Spanish language play-by-play, is going to come by this morning. He's going to play a game with us so you guys have a chance to win some stuff this morning. We were up in the suite yesterday, and Oscar comes by, and somebody taps me on the shoulder and goes, Who let you win? He's great. So he's stopping in. We're going to have the fanatic's best friend, Tom, here today as well. So we'll see him. And who else is coming on? I don't know.

I've forgotten what we have going on. Hulk Hogan. No. Connoisseurs. We're definitely doing the connoisseur. That's going to be very shortly, actually. And our buddy John Brazier and Vince from Philly Sports Trip. Yeah, so we've got a bunch to get to this morning. We're looking forward to it. It's going to be a beautiful day. So let's go ahead and take a break. We'll come back in a second. Stupid question, entertainment report. And we are at our home for now, Coco's Crush Bar. We'll be right back. Stay with us.

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. All right. Thank you very much, Kathy. Real quick spotlight on the woman who just walked in front of me. That's bartender Sam right there. So she's going to be the most popular person here. And she's a badass. I was telling her, I'm like, man, how often do you work out? Because she's like fit. Yeah. Big time. She will kick your ass.

She has to be able to do that around here. Totally. Don't mess with us. She was looking like cases of oranges. I saw her bring them in there. It's got to weigh 100 pounds. That's right, because they do everything fresh. Everything is fresh. And that's what makes the difference. Yes. Absolutely. 12 different varieties of crushes that they make. All right. It's amazing. We're going to go through the list of them all. In fact, they have the passport, right? Oh, yeah. That's right. And by the way, you can travel with that.

Oh, you can. You'll need one for the way home. I'll need that, my expired license. But I have my crush card. Welcome to Latvia. Welcome to Latvia. All right, so I'm going to pose a stupid question. We are going to give away a pair of tickets to Zim-M-R-Rock's Bull Beat and Hailstorm, Saturday, August 9th, free to motion. We're going to take a text, okay? We will take text.

of the answer, and we'll pick one randomly and give away the prize. So today is March 14th, 3-14th. It's Pi Day. So I'm going to ask a question about pi, about the number. I could have done the pastry pie, but I'm going to go with the number pi. What is the term for pi being an infinite, non-repeating number? All right, what type of number is pi in that regards? All right, so text...

Text your answer to 39333, and we will see if we can get a winner in a little bit. I got some birthdays from yesterday. Did you do it? Casey reminded me. That's the only way we can do this, to rectify. Yesterday, I gave today's birthdays. So today, I'm doing yesterday's birthdays. To find out whose birthday it is today, listen to yesterday. That's right. That's exactly it. You can podcast that. All right, so I'll mention some birthdays.

Yesterday would have been William H. Macy's 75th birthday. That's funny. We talked to him last year. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's right. Because he was doing a Q&A. He was doing like an evening with. And he was perfect. And we had a great interview with him. Yeah. I had a phone conversation with him to like to set it up. And at one point he said, Nick, you can call me Bill. And I was like, no, I can't. No.

I can't, William H. Macy. Mr. William H. Macy? I can't do that. I would like to call you Larry the Cable Guy. But Kathy, him on Shameless, you said his character just... It's so good. It's so reprehensible. Yeah. And the way he plays it, like, it's just, yeah, he's the best. It's tough to pull off a character that's kind of essentially sociopathic and be likable.

Right. And he's good at that. You're right. It is because you do actually like this reprehensible guy. So he is 75 years old today. Yesterday. He's and one day. And just do the birthday. And one day. All right. It's also would have been Commons birthday. Yes. Yesterday. Every time you say that, I'm like, oh, my God, they're not here anymore. They're dead. Like you keep saying it would have been. Oh, yeah. I was like when you said William H. Macy, I was like he died.

All the people you're going to hear are dead. Uh, so common, uh, I know Nick and Casey and I have been watching, uh, silo watching silo. It, well, listen, it's, it's one of those shows that just give me more. Come on. You're, you're, you're, you're hiding this from me, which is why I like paradise that much more. I know they are giving you a lot in the show paradise, but there are some similarities. Common in silo is really good. Yeah. He's a bad-ass on that show. He's 53. Uh,

David Draymond from Disturbed. We just spoke to him not that long ago. Steve, he kind of gives me, not in just his delivery, he gives me a little bit of Gene Simmons type of feel. Yeah, he's kind of like that. He's very tall and like this, and he's very intense, but really nice guy. He's on my finger. I farted. Yeah, he does, but he's a lot more...

Pleasant. Yeah. Because all this stuff is based on dour. Yeah. He seems like the most serious person in the world, but he's actually pretty... His favorite pastime is playing Mad Libs. Wow. I didn't know that. So he is 52 today. Actor Emile Hirsch

turns a year older. I like him, man. What's he in? I don't have a list. He was into the wild. He was Speed Racer, wasn't he? He was Speed Racer. He played Jay Sebring in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Okay, so he turns 40 today or yesterday. He would have turned 40 yesterday. We lost him. We miss you. Dana Delaney, the actress. I'm going to miss her. No, she's okay. I always thought she was a sexy woman. She is in Tombstone. Yeah.

That's right. Yeah, she plays the hard rock. So she turns 69. Okay, can I... Do you want me to do it? Dude, we were sitting here prepping for the show, and I was mentioning it was someone's birthday today. Casey had said something. I heard you guys laughing. I just could not get it together. Can he say it? It's in bad taste, but yes. It's...

clinically correct. Yeah, so I go, oh, it's Danny Masterson's birthday. And Casey goes, the rapist? And it was like in Back to the Future, or no, yeah, Back to the Future, the actor? And he said it with the Doc Brown delivery, and I just could not get it together. And I'm like, yes, Danny Masterson, the convicted rapist, yes. To that point, what's the story? Because apparently the legal team has discovered some sort of

Well, I don't know. They're probably a walking distance away from here because it was this Church of Scientology, lawyers that are backing him up. In fact, there might be a few in the audience right now. It's possible. No. Okay. No, we're all SPs here. Yes, I know. Suppressive people. Yeah. We...

We drove through and we're picking them out yesterday. Oh, we're going to do a little bit of a tour. Yeah, we did a tour through town. It's fascinating. I mean, it's the largest collection and real estate wise, right? Well, this is their headquarters. Yeah. It was funny though because Nick's wife Andrea was like, what?

what do you mean? How can you tell? You're not going to be able to tell. They're just, and we were like, no, you will be able to tell. That person dressed as a naval officer right now, that is one. There's another one. And then when we drove through, she was like, there's two more. Yeah. There's another one. They have a protruding centered tooth for eating horseshoe crabs. Horseshoe crabs. Yeah. But no, they have a uniform look about them and you can pick them out very easily. So anyway, Danny Masterson,

Then we have the last birthday I saw was an actor named George McKay. I saw him and recognized who he was. You've seen him in a few things in the movie. Did you ever see Captain Fantastic? Yes. Great movie. He played the oldest son in that. You know that guy, right? And he was in 1917 and a few other things. So he was 33 yesterday.

He still is today. And one day. And one day, exactly. We'll miss him. We'll be missed. All right, so let's see if we can get an answer to the question. Nick, are you going to give me a winner, or how are we doing this? Or Casey's going to get me a winner. Or maybe Marissa is. No, we have it. Stupid question winner is, do you want the answer? Well, I'll give you the answer first. So what is the term for pi being an infinite, non-repeating number? The answer is an irrational number. All right. And our winner is Bob Lockel from Happy.

borough of Pennsylvania. He is a math teacher with his pie shirt on right now. My sister is a math teacher. She's wearing her pie t-shirt right now. And then all of my kids went to St. Pius grade school in Brumal. And our honors math teacher, I had a t-shirt made that had pie us. And so she's wearing her pie t-shirt as well. Pie us. Pie us. All right. So we're going to set them up with, take a seat, Volbeat.

And Hailstorm, Saturday, August 9th, Freedom Orchard Pavilion. And tickets are on sale today, by the way, at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster. You can go to WMMR.com. We have a pre-sale and also, well, pre-sale. They're going on sale today. Anyway, you can win some pit tickets over there. I just want to wish a very, very special happy 50th birthday to one of my oldest friends. His name is Brett Walske. He's one of the best people I know. And today is his 50th birthday. So, Brett, happy birthday, Biff Jawamba. Biff Jawamba? Yeah. What does that mean? That doesn't matter. Okay, fair enough.

So we'll mention some entertainment stories. This is what we do at this time of day. So we're going to start with the judge, Louis J. Lyman. Granted, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds request for a protective order in their legal battle with Justin Baldani, limiting the disclosure of sensitive information. So this one, it's a win in a large legal battle between the parties.

Obviously, this is going to drag on for a long time, but this is like a small victory for them. So the judge stated the court's model protective order is not sufficient for the needs of these cases. And he emphasized the necessity of stricter confidentiality because confidentiality.

They've been throwing a lot of this stuff out, especially the Baldani side. They've got an entire website where they put all this information up. But I think... I wonder if at this point, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are...

Like, man, why did we get into this crap? Maybe because it's going to go on for a long time. No, because now I think it's like where you can't give up. Like, no, I'm going to win. I'm going to win. Well, yeah, they might not. But like, you know, when you're determined and, you know, so they're in it now. So the court ruled that only information highly likely to cause a significant business, commercial, financial or privacy injury could be marked as attorney's eyes only.

Both sides are claiming the ruling is good for them, however, with Lively's team calling it a victory, stating that it ensures the free flow of discovery material. So we'll see how this plays out. Let's see what else I have here for you. Liev Schreiber. Love that guy. Yeah. Great actor.

He dismisses the idea that his daughter, Kai Schreiber, is a nepo baby after her recent Paris Fashion Week debut. The Ray Donovan star was asked by TMZ about Kai's runway appearance at the Valentino show, and he insists that Kai's success isn't due to her famous parents. He said, you've seen her. She's not that attractive. I had to help her. She's a real pig. Man, I...

She actually scares me when she comes down for breakfast. There's a monster in the house.

So her dad is pretty famous, as is her mom, Naomi Watts, adding fuel to the Nepo baby accusations. Liev says, however, that it's not likely that she had a choice who her parents were and says the focus should be on Kai for following a dream and that he is proud to be her dad. Does he only have one child?

I don't know. I'm not really sure. Because I saw him fishing on the jetty in Montauk with a kid years ago. Okay. Maybe it was her. He'd have ducked to that shot. No, I'm wondering if it was Kai or not. Possibly. So Brad Pitt is in a good place now that his divorce from Angelina Jolie is wrapped up. Only took 30 years. A source told People Magazine that he's happy that the divorce is behind him. Things are low-key for the family. And now it seems that Brad can focus on enjoying his romance with Ines de Ramon.

So the source said they're in a great place. Life's good. No complaints. You are very handsome, Mr. Bradley. So they first filed for dissolving their marriage back in 2016. So that's how long. Oh, my God. I know. Almost 10 years.

years. Yeah, it's crazy. And they were fighting over, you know, like old married couples, fighting over their vineyards in France. Right. But his new movie about F1 Formula 1 racing. I just watched the trailer yesterday. The trailer looks sensational. So what Maverick did in capturing that feeling of being in the cockpit of a fighter jet, they're doing it with this. He's also like, I don't know how old he is now. He's 71. No, I mean, he's got to be in his...

60s, really? Yeah, maybe. Dude, he is in amazing shape. Yeah. All right. He does goat yoga. So, Wendy Williams. So, we've talked about her a bit lately. Her controversial guardianship in the news, obviously. And there's one person who is looking to step up and help her. And it's former child actor Brock Pierce.

Really? So I didn't know who Brock Pierce was because he was in The Mighty Ducks and I'm not all that familiar. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. You need to bring Marissa in. Yeah, that's her jam for sure. But he was also in a movie called First Kid, which I vaguely remember. Oh, yeah, yeah, okay. So he left acting to pursue other interests and made himself a billionaire in the process. And now he's offering Wendy Williams a helping hand. He said in a statement to Page Six,

That's pretty cool. Yeah. Also, a billion dollars would help. Right. His rep is offering, quote, It sounds like a Dark Mirror episode. It does, actually.

You know what? Speaking of Dark Mirror, since you mentioned that, Steve, I'll jump right to that story because there's a new teaser trailer, I believe. I watched it. It looks tremendous. That is out. And hang on a second. Black Mirror? Black Mirror, yeah. Yeah, for season seven. It hit Netflix yesterday and fans of the show will recognize a few returning faces. So the...

Charlie Brooker Anthology Series, that's who created it, returns with six new episodes April 10th. So Will Poulter and Asim Chaudhry, who starred in the Bandersnatch episode, return in a new season. So I guess maybe those same characters. That was the one that you could choose the outcome. Right, which is kind of wild. Did you do it? I just did.

I just did it one time. And I know that you can go back and do those multiple times and get different outcomes. But I just did it once, and it was good. It didn't blow me away. But I guess we're going to expand on that one a little bit. I thought it was kind of an interesting idea. So they also have returning Kristen Malati and Jimmy Simpson in a follow-up to their USS Callister episode. Which is the Star Trek-ish episode. Correct. And Jesse Plemons was in that one. It doesn't mention his name here. But new faces include Peter Capaldi, Aquaman.

Paul Giamatti, Rashida Jones, Chris O'Dowd. A lot of really good names. Emma Corrin, Issa Rae. What's crazy is if you go back and watch the older ones, there are big names in it, but they weren't big names then. Right. Yep. I agree. So that was cool to see. We also have, let's see here. I had a story I wanted to mention to you. Oh, yeah. This was weird. Actor Isaiah Stokes.

Known for roles on Law & Order, Special Victims Unit, as well as Boardwalk Empire, Blue Bloods & More, is going to jail for a long time. He was found guilty of second-degree murder and criminal possession of a weapon in connection with the shooting death of Tyrone Jones. That happened in 2021. Was he doing that as research for a role? He must have been, right? I mean, he's a method actor. No, but a prosecutor said Stokes had sought revenge against Jones after the victim kicked him out of his birthday party during a fight at a Queens club.

And Stokes was found guilty of placing a GPS device on the victim's car, eventually tracking them down several months after the altercation, and then shooting them to death. That's messed up. That's delayed gratification. Stokes is scheduled to be sentenced next Friday and pays up to 25 years to life in prison. Wow. All right, here's a good follow-up for Matt Pinfield of MTV. He had a massive stroke in January.

In an interview with the Hollywood Reporter, he reports that he is out of the hospital and recuperating in a rehab center in Los Angeles. He said, guys, I'm alive. I'm recovering. And I'm going to come back swinging. I was unresponsive for two months. Yeah, when we originally heard this story, and I saw this story pop up yesterday, Preston, I was like...

I thought he was completely gone. I thought he was out of it. Well, he said friends were thinking they were coming to see me for the last time. Right. The doctors never expected me to speak or walk again. But the medical crisis isn't going to keep him down long. He said, I'm definitely going to take some time to recover. Then I'll do my radio shows again and get back to work doing what I love, which is to entertain people playing music. So we'll see how well he's recovered. Yeah, that'd be great if it's the case. And if there's not much of a lingering effect, that would be great.

So I saw this this morning. I love it. Stephen King and horror director Mike Flanagan have teamed up for a new movie that's a little outside of their usual lanes. It's called The Life of Chuck, and it was based on Stephen King's novella of the same name. I loved this story. I read it three times. So it's not horror-based? It is. It's...

Not really. Not at its core. It's not horror, but it has a unique Stephen King odd twist to it. It's a type of story when you first read it, you're like, what in the hell is going on here? I don't know what he's trying to create. And then it reveals itself as you go along. It's like in three different parts. All right.

And so I was really delighted that they were going to make a film out of this. It stars Tom Hiddleston. The film is split into three distinct parts and told in reverse order, following the mysterious life of a seemingly ordinary accountant named Chuck Kranz. And there's a lot of good names in this. Mark Hamill, Chitowell Ejiofor, Matthew Lillard, Karen Gillan, a bunch of people. Nick Offerman is narrating it. So the movie hits theaters on June 6th.

And the trailer is out for that now. I think this will be... I hope they do it right because it's got the potential to be something really cool.

A docu-series is already completed and being shopped around in hopes of finding a home. The untitled four-part series covers the life and legacy of Tim Burton as seen through the eyes and words of frequent collaborators like Johnny Depp, Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton, Helena Bonham Carter, and more. He's my favorite director. Excuse me? He's my favorite director. Thank you, Johnny. I've worked with him many times. He's my favorite director. All right.

You know who else is his favorite director? It's Eddie Vedder. Absolutely. Hi, Eddie. I'm a little bit country and I'm a little bit rockin'. We sound alike. Yeah. Here's Gene Simmons. Yeah, exactly. The three tenors. Burton's career has covered over 400 years. And a career that spends 400 years. 400 years or 40 years? Oh, 40 years. I'm sorry. A career that spends over 400 years. This eternal being brought to us on a ray of light.

Decided to get into directing. Born on Mount Olympus. Oh, great one. Now that you've come to it, what do you want to do? I'd like to direct an indie. So, of course, he's brought us films like Edward Scissorhands, Beetlejuice, The Nightmare Before Christmas. He was a big adventure. He was a big adventure. But Casey's favorite for sure. Yeah.

Big Fish, every time, it just kills me. It slays me every time. And that final sequence where he is being carried, his son finally tells him the story. Yeah. Finally breaks and understands what his father's...

modus operandi is. It's so wonderful. You know, I probably got to go back and watch that because it didn't hit me the same way it hit you guys. You know, to really appreciate it, put on some waders. Okay. Because you get that feeling of fishing. All right. Yeah. So Nikki Glaser has been tapped to host the Golden Globes again next year. She did such a wonderful job. The comedian hosted in January, of course, serving as the first solo female host.

And she also got rave reviews, which probably helped her get the call back for next year. And she had said in a statement, hosting the Golden Globes this year was without a doubt the most fun that I've ever had in my career. I can't wait to do it again. And this time in front of the team from the White Lotus, who will finally recognize my talent and cast me in season four as a Scandinavian Pilates instructor with a shadowy past. She looks phenomenally... I mean, I always thought she was attractive, but she's gotten one of those...

I'm really successful glow-ups. Yeah. I got a little money so now I can pay people to help me look this way. Totally. Yeah. Yep. She looks great. All right. And then one last story and then we'll move on to, oh, Steve, did you send over movies opening this weekend? I did. Yes. I can send them again. No, no, no. I've not looked. I didn't do, I didn't get ready for the show today. I'm sorry. Do you want me to read them? Yeah. No, it's okay. I'll find it. I just have to pull up my work email. Shut up.

So hang on a second. Let me just sign in. And I have one last story, and then I will get to those. I can send them right now. No, no, no. They're over. I just have to access them. Nothing's over. Hang tight, homie. All right. So NBCUniversal. I'll read them. No. Will be the home for the Olympics for four more years, extending their coverage through 2036.

And they had to cough up a bunch of cash. So the deal is said to be worth $3 billion. Wow. But I mean, when the Olympics hit, I mean, it's big. Everybody's on board. So you can see why it's so expensive. Were you guys happy with the...

Last go around, I didn't watch much. I didn't watch much. I did. I watched the guns. The only thing... You and Casey are the big Olympic. Yeah. Yeah, but what I tried to do, because where were they? In Paris, right? That's France. That is France, and they're so far ahead of us, five hours ahead, six hours ahead or whatever. And I tried really, really hard to not find out who won the events. That was difficult. And I watched the packaged events...

that NBC did at night. And sometimes, like, you know, I found out what Simone Biles did. I'm like, so it was really hard. It was difficult. Do you think it'd be, do you like it better when it's in our time zone? I do. Yeah. I think that whole thing that you're talking about, which is slaloming, avoiding the information, becomes too difficult. I mean, I still watched it. I sent them Preston. I,

I still watched it, but it was definitely like, because you kind of knew it had already happened. I do like when it's in our time zone and you can experience it live. Nice. All right, so they've ponied up again for that, and obviously $3 billion is what it costs. So NBC will be the home for the Olympics once again. All right, we do have movies opening this weekend, so we will get into that. ♪♪

So we have Opus opening. It's a horror mystery film starring Ayo Edebiri, Murray Bartlett, and John Malkovich. Young writers invited to the remote compound of a legendary pop star who mysteriously disappeared 30 years ago. Surrounded by the star's cult of sociopath fans.

and intoxicated journalist. Find yourself in the middle of his twisted plan. It's an hour and 43 minutes long. Rated R. Wide theater release. Gets a fairly low 39% score at Rotten Tomatoes. Then we have the movie Novocaine opening up. We've been talking about that one. It's an action slash comedy. Stars Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder, and Ray Nicholson.

When the girl of his dreams is kidnapped, every man Nate turns his inability to feel pain into an unexpected strength in his fight to get her back. It's an hour and 50 minutes long. Rated R. It's in a wide theater release and Rotten Tomatoes score at 79%. So Ray Nicholson is Jack Nicholson's son. Oh, get out. And he has been, his career's taken off. He was in Smile 2. He has got, he's got his father's...

Yeah. And that mischievous look. Yeah. And he's a really good actor. All right. We'll see how he does in this film. All right. Now, some clips to play. We're going to start with this one in Cash Out. Swen Temmel.

Swen Temel? Swen Temel plays a smarmy bank manager forced to hand over the goods during his heist. And he is back for the sequel. And here he talks about his new role with the crew. All right, Jason. In the second one, obviously he joins the gang. But there's still that level of cockiness and smart-assiness that I brought to the character that kind of tied together. So it was fun to play the same character but also play somebody completely different. Shut the f*** up!

iRollers opens today. All right, next clip.

Much like his character, Huey and the boys, Nathan Cain is not a fighter. And in this clip, Jack Quaid, who we were just talking about, talks about his favorite characteristics of his role in Novocaine. Hit the clip. No matter how hard they punch him, he doesn't feel it. So he gets up every single time. And I love playing Nathan for that reason. I love the fact that he's an unlikely action hero. He's not the guy dealing out the punches. He's the guy getting hit.

And I think that's such a cool, different vibe. Novocaine is in theaters today, as we had mentioned. That's a real condition of people who do not feel any pain. Wow. And in fact, somebody brought up, and it's now making the rounds on social media, that there was an episode of House that dealt with somebody who has it. So if you were to not be able to feel pain in your daily travails,

you would not, if you're on fire, you wouldn't immediately know it. So there are a lot of things that go with that. It's very rare, but it does exist. I'm sorry, pressing. I was wondering if it coincides with your sense of touch. Are you able to feel?

anything. I would assume, right? Is everything numb to you? How do you navigate the world? That's pretty interesting. I'm sorry, Nick, go ahead. Is this the movie with Jack Nicholson's kid too? No, no, no. Yeah, yeah. So it's got Dennis Quaid's son and Jack Nicholson. Yeah, right. Kind of interesting, right? All right. That's the entertainment report for today on Pad Day. We're here at Coco's Crush Bar. We're broadcasting live. If you're just tuning in, you can stream us on YouTube. And a few more people have shown up. I see some new faces here. So...

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. Thank you very much, Kathy. Appreciate that. Real quick, an announcement for those who have parked out here. Nick, what are we saying here? It is a black Volkswagen Atlas parked over here outside of Frenchies. Move it, because it's going to get towed. So if anybody's here, you don't want to stay there. That guy that's getting up and walking out of the tent, I'm guessing it's yours? Yep.

Hey, now he's got a little trot. There we go. Doing the walk of shame. All right, thank you. Oh, we found him. All right, while he's out of the tent, everyone, let's leave. Or Kathy, what was it? Everyone pretend like you're sleeping. Pretend you're sleeping. Pretend you're sleeping. They're all dead. So we have some guests that are stopping by this morning. We have a few things we're going to get to throughout the course of the day. But one of the things we want to do, and did you talk to Marissa? I did. And you know what? We're going to do this for the people back home. Okay. Okay.

All right. So we're going to play some games later on that you guys have here in the tent. We'll have a chance to win some stuff. We're going to do this for people listening back home or wherever you are. But we're going to do text to win. Okay. Back in the States. Yes, exactly. Back in the States. But it's a Friday morning thing that we do. And yeah, let's fire it up. We're going to do the connoisseur this morning. A Friday thing. Wait, I can do this. I can do this, man. Wait one second.

What are you doing? I'm going to give you your voice. Oh, okay. Give me a second. Thank you. It's time for the connoisseur. There it is. Not quite, but it's close. That's good enough. All right, so we'll go through some food stories, and then we'll play some movie clips that have to do with food. We'll see you know. And by the way, our sponsor, Acme Markets. Thank you very much. We love that. In fact, do I have an official sponsor thingy thing to say? Yeah, our friends at Acme Markets, and we're going to be giving away $50 Acme Market gift cards if you're hungry and in a hurry. Acme's.

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Is that the low-cal ice cream? Yes, that is correct. I've had that. That's not bad. It's a little bit more... It's kind of on the way to gelato. Okay. Well, that's a good thing. Yeah, yeah. I love gelato. What's that? Is it low-calorie or is it... I thought it was lower-calorie. Each pint contains just 490 calories, half that of traditional ice cream brands.

So, yeah, it's definitely way low calorie. Sorry, I thought it was like a gluten-free or like a dairy-free or something like that. I wasn't saying it wasn't low calorie. I thought there was like some other thing. I know what you mean. I don't know what the nutritional makeup is. I've not tried it. It's super good for you. I've not tried it, but the giveaway is promoting the company's new treats. So you have chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate fudge brownie, dairy chocolate chunk. Yeah. Cookies and brownies, caramel cookie crunch.

Strawberry cheesecake, sweet cream cold brew, and PB cookie dough and fudge.

And this is going to start from now until March 20th. So here's how you get it. Ice cream fans can grab their free pint by purchasing any of the new flavors from now until March 20th, then uploading the receipt online, and you get reimbursed via PayPal or Venmo. Here's the problem with stuff like that. When it's low-cal and it tastes pretty good, you're like, oh, now I can eat six times the American. Sure.

Yeah, exactly. And you're just back at the same calorie count you were before. By the way, so you get reimbursed via PayPal or Venmo. So that made me think of an incident that happened this morning. We were coming in. We were leaving this morning. And good thing, the hotel we're staying at, they have a little convenience store. Love it. And they're open 24 hours and they have coffee. So we're like...

done. Excellent. Because it's tough to find a place that's open at 4.35 a.m. to get coffee. And I see Kathy walking away from it as I was walking towards it. And she's like, it's cash only. And I was like, okay, well, fortunately, I have some cash on me. And therefore, that's why I still always like to have

A little bit of money. Me too. A little bit of paper money. But the Venmo and PayPal thing made me think of that. Well, so it was only cash only this morning because their system was down. Like normally I could charge it to the room or credit cards or whatever. It was just because their system was down. Okay. But yeah, I had like... What I bought was...

And I had $6. That was it. You had the bare minimum. And then I had some change that I had to dig out from the bottom of my bag because there was tax. When's the last time you've had to do that dig for change? Oh, my God. Right? Yeah, never. Well, they're doing away with the penny. I mean, you know, people just aren't using change anymore. Yeah, it's pretty bad. In fact, I told the woman, Kathy and I had the exact same thing happen. I know, she was so sweet. There was, you know, it was like, mine was like,

$9.96 or something like that. And I'm like, well, just give me a 10 back. And I think I confused her. She was like, I have six cents. And I'm like, okay. That same thing happened to Kathy. She was giving me four pennies. And I go, oh, I don't need it. She goes, here, take it. I was like, all right. I don't need this, bitch. Okay.

This startin' this early in the morning on the weekend. You want me to punch you? Do you think maybe she was offended because you were offering her a four cent tip? No, I think that she didn't want her drawer to be off. I think they don't normally do this. And she was like, I don't even want to mess with this. Yeah, I think that was it, Kathy. She was writing everything down. And I think she didn't want her drawer to come up incorrect. I saw them flogging a cashier yesterday. Yeah, it was flogging.

All right, so we're going to play our first clip from a movie. It has to do with food. Marissa always comes up, not always, but a lot of times she'll come up with themes for The Connoisseur. And these are all movies that were shot in Florida or take place in Florida. Nice. All right, so we're going to play the first clip. And remember, text in if you know the answer. So, Jason, hit it, please. I'm going to eat 50 eggs.

Nobody can eat 50 eggs. You just said he could eat anything. He'll eat 50 eggs. Nobody ever eats 50 eggs. Hey, Babalugas, we got a bet here. My boy says he can eat 50 eggs. He can eat 50 eggs. All right, that's a classic. So text the answer if you happen to know it, and we will go through another story. Order up. Okay, so...

Pickles. You guys know I love pickles. Do we have pickle fans that are here this morning? Yes. You were the pickle grand marshal. I was. I was the grand gherkin. The grand gherkin. Of the pickle festival this year. Or the big dill. Yeah. Which was awesome and had so much fun. So...

There is a... Klassen makes great pickles. Yes. They're jars. By the way, it's the Pelican, right? No, that's Vlasic. Oh, okay. Klassen are the ones that come refrigerated. Oh, yeah. I love that. Really large pickle slices. And they're very crunchy. Where did I get Munson? Where do you keep getting Munson from? Thank you. No, Klassen is... They're not shelf-stable, so they have to be refrigerated. And so they have come out with...

a product that is called Just the Brine. And so...

Essentially, you can get a can of just their brine, and you're like, okay, what are you going to do with it? Just drink that straight pickle juice? You can, but also pickle juice is used for marinating chicken breasts and stuff like that. Fantastic. Sounds delicious. I mean, that's kind of how, if you want to make your own Chick-fil-A at home, you use your marinade and pickle juice. Okay, all right. All right. Or pickle martinis. That's pickle martinis.

Marissa. Oh, that was Marissa. Marissa has entered the chat. What is she out there? Working the street? Yes. I don't know. Yeah. Marissa, come here. Hold on a second. Wait, I got a John waiting. No, no, no. Guys, the sun is coming up. Take a picture of the sign outside. So we would be without Marissa's social media presence. No doubt. Wow. That's a very, I just noticed your outfit. That's very cute. Do you like it? Yeah. I'm into sets.

It's a matching set. Oh, I thought she was into sex. We know that. I want you to pound me like a jackhammer. That's what it sounded like, right? That's why she wore it. By the way, what are you wearing? I'm into sex. Just wanted you guys to know that. Is it cash or charge? I love sex. You need to go to the little store across from the hotel. Andrea and I were talking yesterday and apparently she bought

a set from over there. Alright, I'm gonna... I don't know about that. Oh yeah, she's buying stuff while you're at work. You and my wife are hanging out? Did you say I didn't approve that or I didn't know that? I don't know. No, he said I didn't know that. I'm gonna call Marissa out on something on the air right now. Okay, so this morning we get a text that says, sorry guys, I'm not gonna be able to meet you in the lobby. My hair dryer is broken.

So can you drop off the keys? We have a couple of rental cars. Can you drop off the keys? And I'm like, fine. I had the keys. I'm in the seventh floor on the way down. I'll drop off at the fourth floor. I'll give you the keys. What's your room number, Marissa? It's okay. We're checked out. So anyway, so I go down. I knock on the door. Her husband, Matt, opens the door. What do I hear in the background? A hair dryer. Oh, I will explain the whole story. I didn't get to talk to you yet. Okay.

I was running around to every outlet in the room. I'm trying it in the bathroom and putting it in. It wouldn't fit in the bathroom. Then it fits in the one in the room and I'm trying every single outlet. The one on the lamp, the one on the wall. And Matt is like, stop. I will go to the front desk and get a new hair dryer. So he had gone down to get a new hair dryer for me. So I was

finally drying my hair. I've never heard it where you can only use the hair dryer in one plug in the room. She was just trying it. It was like shoddy. And then it actually broke. So one of the plugs has one of the plugs in it right now. But we're checked out, so don't worry about it. And the bed was on fire when we left. We are talking about pickles, guys. Yes, we are talking about pickles. We're going to get back to pickles. We went from pickles to Marissa working the streets to her hair dryer.

Not working, and now we're back to pickles. So they, Clausen wants to encourage people's creativity with pickle flake.

opens the plethora of possibilities. So to the point about the people who drink it, remember the big thing for the Eagles for a while was the training method in extreme heat to drink the brine. Yep. So they could definitely use this for that if they wanted to. And hangovers. That as well. Is it? Is it really a good hangover cure? I don't know. I've heard it's supposed to rejuvenate you to some extent. I don't know. I just remember going down to the kitchen in the morning and my dad was drinking pickle juice. Laughter

Sorry. Spent the whole night with Janice Joplin. Got to slam some pickle juice. So the brand manager of Klausen, Caroline Sheehy, said, after seeing the overwhelming response from fans, when we teased the concept last year and all the creative ways that people use brine, we knew that we had to make this product a reality. Whether you're mixing up a tangy cocktail or reaching for the next day refresh,

Just the brine is here to bring the same flavor and experience that you already know and love from our delicious pickles now in liquid form. So I saw on Instagram Reels a couple of days ago this guy, and I don't know if this actually works, but I am going to try it. This dude basically took a whole bunch of sea salt and stuff and massaged the cucumber with the sea salt, and then he ended up wrapping the cucumber and sea salt in a wet

paper towel and then put it in the refrigerator for a day and then a pickle came out. I'm like... Is this for real? Well, I'm going to tell you. I'm going to try it. I'm going to tell you. It's not. I saw a guy wrap up a hot dog in Reynolds Wrap. He put it in his refrigerator and when he opened it up, there was a dwarf in there. Was that real?

Was that real? It seemed real. And he was dressed as one of Santa's helpers. Wow. So let's see if someone knows what movie this clip is from. Jason, will you hit it again, please? Martin E. 58.

Nobody can eat 50 eggs. You just said he could eat anything. Never eat 50 eggs. Nobody ever eat 50 eggs. Hey, Babalugas, we got a bet here. My boy says he can eat 50 eggs, he can eat 50 eggs. All right, let's see. Case, who's our winner? I got our winner, and guess what? Our winner is right here in the tent. Mike Harkness, are you here? What? Right over there. The flosser. It's the flosser? Yeah. He's also a doctor.

He's a doctor at Paoli Hospital. Mike is a wonderful guy. I've known Mike for like 18 years and one hell of a dancer. And he actually gave further information about the disease that where you do not feel pain. He had all the information. Oh, no kidding. So we're going to set him up with a $50 Acme Markets gift card. By the way, that was from the classic Cool Hand Luke, of course. And we are going to have a $50 Acme Markets gift card, like I said. And you got to check out their flash grocery delivery. Pick up

Get you fresh groceries in 30 minutes or less. Fresh foods, local flavors. That, of course, is from Acme. So we'll get a hold of you, Mike. All right. For that movie press, you remember this scene just on a tangent here. Without any sort of prosthetics or whatever, he made his stomach look so distended. Yeah. Yeah, it was pretty amazing. Yeah, after he eats all the eggs. All right, we have another clip. So, Jason, let's roll that one, please. What do you say? Let's all have the lobster. Show us what you got. And Stan, no arguments. This dinner...

is on you. He thought he was going to say on me. All right. If you know the answer to that, text it and we will see if you end up winning. In the meantime, order up. Got another story for you. Costco. We're going to go over there. Shoppers have spotted a major change being rolled out at the wholesaler stores. A frenzy ignited after an Instagram user discovered Costco implementing a food court change at a newly opened location in Brentwood, California.

They had a grand opening on March 7th and included one notable feature, a Coca-Cola machine rather than a Pepsi machine. So have they been Pepsi all along? No. So they've gone back and forth. They're switching back to Coca-Cola. But a shopper who goes by the name of Costco Insider on Instagram claimed the news store was the first one to feature a machine with Coca-Cola beverages in the food court. It offered six selections, Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite Coke, zero, raspberry, fused, iced tea, and Minute

made zero sugar lemonade and some people got really pissed off about it. Do you know anyone who's militantly one way or another whether it be Coke or Pepsi? I'm militantly Coke. So for me, Coke is a little less, Pepsi's sweeter I think. So Pepsi to me is I tend to go with Coke but

It's got to be Coke. Yeah. And like with a ham. I know it's weird, but I'll pair Pepsi with a hamburger. Really? My mom was so anti-Pepsi. She basically said she was allergic to it. And so we always had Coke. I mean, listen. She lied to you. No, I don't know. But I mean, at a restaurant, if they don't have Coke, I'll drink a diet Pepsi. Yeah. But, you know, if I had a choice a thousand times. All right. Coca-Cola. You're one of those people. Yeah. I respect that. A thousand times Coke. A thousand times Coca-Cola. Yes.

I'll never drink Pepsi again. But I think one of the things that the people are pissed off about, I believe Mountain Dew is a Pepsi product. And so the Mountain Dew lovers are upset that you won't be able to get that there anymore. What's the Coke equivalent of Mountain Dew? Because they all match their products. Yeah. There is none. There isn't? No. Doggy Dew. No, there were a couple of other Mountain Dew-esque products.

sodas throughout the years. There was one called, believe it or not, Squirt. I don't know if you guys remember Squirt. Is it big in the porn industry? It was. Are you a squirter? What? Does anybody know another Mountain Dew-like beverage? No? Swirly. What was it? Mellow Yellow. Okay.

There we go. Thank you. A case of mellow yellow to that table. Yes, exactly. Cuts on. A case of mellow yellow to that table. Your finest mellow yellow. But mellow yellow, I think, was kind of like a down south, you know. There are kind of regional holds. In that show, the people who fed America in, I know, I'm looking at the picture. Yeah, there was a, somebody, somebody,

put french fries on the ground back there and now there's seagulls that have found it right behind us okay uh but they talked about how that you're exactly right there was a southern drink and they they were using it to get rid of an excess of one of the products in the drink oh and it took off wow so coca-cola's response to mountain dew uh just looks up it's a was fu uh no citrus flavored drink called surge do you guys yeah we used to have an alarm clock

as a promotional item and instead of a regular alarm, when it would go off, it would go...

Serge! Really? Serge! It was when we were doing Camp Out for Hunger in the early days. We would wake up to that every day. It was insane. Speaking of odd sodas, Nick, you go ahead and then I'll bring something up. They just discontinued. Not just, but it has been discontinued. Have you guys ever had, it's big in New England, have you ever had Moxie soda before? You guys ever had that? It is the strangest tasting stuff. Really? Yeah. Like what?

It's hard to explain. It's got a weird flavor to it, right? Yeah. It has manatee marrow in it. Oh, wow. What a rare ingredient. But the people who love it are crazy about it. So it's a regional... Yeah, definitely. All right. Well, anyhow, so at Costco now, it's going to be Pepsi products, apparently. And yeah, for years, they had served... I'm sorry. It's going to be Coca-Cola products now. They began offering Pepsi beverages in its food courts in 2013 after years of serving Coca-Cola. Yeah.

And I don't know exactly why they made the swap, but that is going to be taking place. I also saw a couple of other new items at Costco, and I saw the story. I didn't pull up the details, but I think they have like a five-pound tiramisu cheesecake. Well, that's for you. That's for me. Will you take the tiramisu cheesecake hybrid?

Absolutely. Okay. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, I prefer the cheesecake in its natural form, but a cheesecake version I would love. So, you know, we had the place come in the sugary, come into... Yeah. And so we got some of their tiramisu. Holy mother of God. Great stuff. Excellent. All right. Then there's a new menu item, the California crab roll dish.

Pierre loves it. So just thought I'd share that. All right, let's play that clip again, see if we can get a winner. Jason, hit it, please. What do you say? Let's all have the lobster. Show us what you got. And Stan, no arguments. This dinner is on you. He thought he was going to say on me.

All right, let's see if we get a winner. Our winner is Jay Meyer, and he guessed correctly. That is from Summer Rental. Yes, and we are going to set him up with a $50 gift card from our friends at Acme, and they have their flash grocery delivery pickup. You can get the fresh groceries in 30 minutes or less. Yes. No, go ahead. Oh, okay. All right, so let's get...

What was that noise? That was not a baby, which is what I thought it was initially. It was a seagull. Oh. I thought it was a baby. No, it is a baby. It is a baby. Somebody brought it. It says, no sad baby on the side. Oh, wow. Ladies and gentlemen, we just had a baby born here. Yeah. It's like Woodstock. Yeah. Yeah. Don't do the Brown Mountain Dew. Yeah.

All right, we're going to play another clip, right? Yeah. Yeah. All right, let's go for that, Jason. Play it. Looks like lasagna. Cover that. You want to tell me why your name was on his calendar for tomorrow? I was involved in litigation with a yoga company. Just based on my limited experience, this doesn't look like the kind of thing a yoga company would ordinarily do.

All right, text the film the name if you know the answer to that, and we will see if you win. In the meantime, order up. We got another story here. This one is local to Philadelphia, and there's an event that's going to be taking place in Fishtown, and this is a pretty cool idea. It's called Stouts and Snouts.

And it's a brand new neighborhood-wide celebration of bold brews, creative cocktails, and delicious pork-inspired food. Can I have another pig face, please? Right. So essentially it's pork and beer. They find cutesy little ways to have events like this. Is that a good pairing? I've never heard of this type of thing before, but I am a pork fan. I interested in a thing years ago called nuts to butts. Okay. Yeah.

Oh, they involved Marlboro. Yeah. Cigarettes. Yeah, I remember that. How do you guys feel about pork in general and eating? A pulled pork sandwich is one of my all-time faves. Yeah. Can't do pork chops. That's pretty much the only thing I can't do. What is it about pork chops you do not like? It's the texture. Really? Yeah, it's too tough for me. Reminds me of Pepsi. I mean, like, my mom would do it with a shake and bake when I was growing up. I had that. All I would do is just eat the shake and bake off the pork chop.

So my, literally, my mother would have to, I'm not a big pork guy. Pulled pork I can take a little bit, and obviously bacon. But I don't eat a lot of pork. But when we had pork chops, she would have to incinerate mine. Yeah. I don't like spongy.

I hate it. Okay, so pork tenderloin is a regular in my house. Yeah, we make it all the time. You barbecue it? Grill it? Sometimes. Thank you. I'll barbecue it. Yeah, boil it, mash it, stick it in the soup. But no, we'll do it in the oven. We'll do it stove top. We'll do it on the grill. Ever raw? No, never raw. We have not tried the pork tartare. Dude, we went to a guy...

We went to this guy who was promised a neighbor in Manioc. A nice guy, but he was... We're going to have a pig roast. I'm like, oh, okay. I'm not that into it. But he's a nice guy. We went over. This is what he had. There was basically... It looked like a pig had died in a car crash and the car had exploded into flames on the table. And next...

That was a box of Entenmann's mini cupcakes. That was the spread. I'm like, do they traditionally pair this with cupcakes? I don't know if it was 2006 or 2007, but we had a pig roast in the studio one time, and there was a full pig carcass. And I don't know if I've ever seen it. We did? We did.

We did. You guys don't know. What I remember most about this was how angry Pierre got because there was a leftover pig in the green room for about a day. That almost rings a bell. Was it just the head on it? Was that what killed him? Yeah, for him. Yeah. And well, and then, you know, just sort of leftover pig meat all over. The fact that it was placed on a spike and put in his hair studio.

All right. I'm surprised you don't remember that, Kath. I don't remember that. I don't eat pork. I might have been mad like Pierre. By the way, so you mentioned raw pork. I think there is, I think like raw bacon might be a delicacy in Poland. Isn't that like disease? In certain dishes or something like that. Disease.

I mean, it depends. Massive disease risk. Not as much as it used to be. To eat, you mean? Yeah. Raw pork. Listen, it's come a long way. They've come a long way. That's why you can have pork a little bit more rare and not have to worry about dying from it.

But, Kath, you don't do bacon? No. I mean, you do, like, turkey bacon. Turkey bacon, yeah. Sausage? Sometimes, but I try... I don't love it. Okay. She's sausage curious. All right, so... Yes, Steve, yes. You're right. I'll dabble every once in a while. You know, if there's a swingers weekend...

Like a scallop wrapped in bacon are two things that you hate. I was like, I would die. What do you mean? Those two ingredients together make me so happy. I know. I feel bad for you because I get so happy and you get so sad. Which is so funny because my younger brother, this is not pork, but he hates mayonnaise.

He hates seafood, but he loves tuna fish. Oh, salad. Tuna salad. Yeah. Huh. Interesting. Yeah. But the pork chat makes me think of Pulp Fiction, Vince and Vega. Man, the pork chop tastes good. Yeah. I don't dig on swine. Bacon tastes good, man. I don't dig on swine. So anyway, this is going to be Saturday, March 15th is when the Stouts and Snouts event. It's 11 a.m. to close. Participating Fishtown bars and restaurants are going to showcase their best stout beers.

And pig or snout-inspired cocktails. And mutilated pig. And pork or plant-based dishes in a one-day event filled with flavor and community spirit. And like all the restaurants in Fishtown, there's Bar Palima, Barcade, Bottle Bar East. These are in alphabetical order, by the way.

All the bars. Do you think anyone's just showing up for the community spirit and will be happy to find out there's pork? Punchline Philly is going to be doing it as well. Yeah, there's a whole bunch of them. So if you want to look that up, you can find the information. But that's an event that's coming up Saturday, tomorrow. So, yeah, get it there if you're interested in diving in, digging on some swine. All right, we're going to play this clip again. We'll see if we can get a winner. Jason, go ahead. Looks like lasagna. Cover that s***.

You want to tell me why your name was on his calendar for tomorrow? I was involved in litigation with a yogurt company. Just based on my limited experience, this doesn't look like the kind of thing a yogurt company would ordinarily do. All right, Case, we got a win up? Yes, we do. Ray Wheaton, guest striptease, and he is our winner today. So that was the movie Striptease, and we're going to set him up with a $50 gift card from our friends at Acme Markets. Fresh foods, local flavors. All right, let's play. We got two more clips.

Hold on a second, Dave. I know, my bad. That's all right. We're going to play two more clips. So, Jason, hit the next one, please. Excuse me, Ron. I need to use the bathroom. I think it's a bad day. Sure, it's over there. Thanks. Stuff probably looks better on the way out, huh? All right, let's see if you know the answer to that. Text the answer to 39333. Casey? Yes? We are not going to play that music. We're going to play the other music because it's time. Hit it. Ah!

For the fast food roundup. I got some fast food stories to share with you. We'll start with this. Burger King is heating things up with the seafood season with the return of their fan favorite fiery big fish sandwich. Oh, they don't call it the whaler anymore? Participating locations for Lent. And apparently it's commonly regarded, according to this article, as the best fish sandwich in fast food. Their fiery big fish is made with an Alaskan arugula.

Pollock filet coated in crispy panko breadcrumbs topped with tartar sauce, lettuce, crunchy pickles, and a spicy glaze served on a brioche-style bun. I remember it as the Whaler. Yeah, it was the Whaler. They make a pretty good fish sandwich. So it'll cost you $5.49. What? Combo includes fries and a drink. It goes up to $9.29. You get the elite. By the way, at the ballpark yesterday, I went to get my sister an iced tea. She ordered an iced tea.

It was like $9.75. That's about right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, it's any, you know. Ballpark prices. Ballpark that you're going to get to. You're going to get stuck like that. Somehow it tastes better when it's $9. It doesn't, though. Oh, mmm. So much better. All right. That's a good $9 iced tea. Here's another fast food story. After a very brief run last December, Taco Bell has decided to bring back their popular crispy chicken nuggets.

Marinated. This sounds pretty good. Marinated in jalapeno buttermilk and coated with breadcrumbs and tortilla chips. I put that in my coffee. The all-white meat nuggets will be returning with the same trio of sauces. That's the bell sauce, jalapeno honey mustard sauce, and Taco Bell exclusive Hidden Valley Fire Ranch.

alongside the nuggets. They'll also be offering crispy chicken, and then I didn't print up the other page. The hell with it. Crispy chicken burritos and tacos as well. Another fast food story. Wendy's is taking the Frosty game to the next level with two new options. Frosty Swirls and Frosty's Fusion. And then Frosty Squirt.

So swirls let you pick a chocolate or vanilla frosty mixed with flavored sauce. And fusions blend those sauces with tasty mix-ins. And that apparently brings you a totally new treat. I wonder how much of that stuff, for example, those secondary menu items, actually account. What percentage of sales...

are based on Frosty. How much money does the Frosty generate for Wendy's? It comes with their meals. Does it? Yeah, like if you know how you can get like, whatever, like a one, two, three, whatever. They all come with the Frosty. You have to indicate otherwise. Oh, all right. I didn't know that. The upgrade follows in the footsteps of McFlurry and the Blizzard.

So those do well. So they want to follow up. And they've been having flavors like the Thin Mints already making waves. So they're doing well with that so far. All right, and then one last fast food story, and then we'll move along. Chick-fil-A, breaking out a spring menu with a returning item for a limited time. They announced the Smokehouse Barbecue Bacon Sandwich. That will be returning nationwide on the 17th.

That's the favorite of training athletes. Diners are going to be able to choose from original, spicy, or grilled chicken fillets. Another item coming to the menu is the assorted pineapple dragon fruit beverages. Wow. Including frosted lemonade, lemonade iced tea, and sun joy. Dragon fruit is great in smoothies. It helps literally make it creamier. It doesn't really taste like anything. It doesn't taste like dragon. Well, it doesn't taste anything like dragon.

Although that's not fair because I don't know what dragon tastes like. I know. I've had it. Yeah. It might taste exactly like dragon. Outback used to offer a dragon burger. It's pretty bland. I think they use it for the coloring, too. The coloring and the dragon fruit consistency. Yeah. Okay. All right. Let's see if we get a winner. Play the clip again, please, Jason. Excuse me, Ron. I need to use the bathroom. I think it's the bad day. Sure. It's over there. Thanks. Stuff probably looks better on the way out, huh?

All right, Case, we got a winner? Yes, Andy Shopner. He guessed correctly. Ace Ventura, Pet Detective. All right, I'm giving him a $50 Acme Markets gift card. Congratulations to you, sir. All right, we have one more clip to play and one more story. So, Jason, let's fire that last one up, please. Well, you always ask so much of me. I have to understand every nuance of a song. I have to give a full-out performance, but everyone else can just get through it. I mean, he's chewing gum. Chewing gum helps me think.

Sweetie, you're wasting your gum. All right, let's see if you know what that is from. All movies in Florida, by the way. Well done. I didn't know Cool Hand Luke was in Florida. I guess so. I didn't know that either. Yeah, I thought it was more like Georgia. Yeah. Maybe. I don't know. Florida is down south. All right, order up. One last story, and this...

is an article that I saw of the worst food crimes that people have witnessed. And I'll give you some examples. And, uh, I don't know what the, it's just like killing someone with a chicken leg. No, no, no, no, no. This is a Reddit was a source of this by the way, but, uh, I'll give you an example. Um,

This one says, whenever my dad goes on a diet, he eats post-apocalyptic type stuff to keep his calorie intake low. And I saw him empty out a can of Spam, cut the giant cube in half, and then microwave it for a minute. And that was his dinner.

I thought you were talking like food crimes, like when I go into the fridge for my leftovers and somebody in my family ate my leftovers. That's a moral crime. Yeah, I think it's punishable by death. That's a bad one. What have you done to thwart that? Do you leave a note on it or anything now? No, I don't do that. You tied the handle to a shotgun. You know what's so funny? Inside, you have a small pump shotgun. Bang!

Bam! My youngest is, she gets so butthurt. She's eating it wrong. If we get food and we don't get something for her, right? She'll be out with her friends on a Friday night or whatever. She comes home and she'll see like, you guys got sushi without me? And she gets so butthurt. But like, she eats my leftovers and I'm like... Do you remind her? Yes!

The back of my hair. Here's a different food crime. This one says, one of my best friends growing up would eat a Big Mac layer by layer. So he would take the bun off, eat it, put the toppings on the first patty, eat it, eat the middle bun, and so on. Oh, this guy right here says he does that. Are you serious? Get out of here! No, come up here. I want to put you on the microphone. Okay.

By the way, if you've never heard a raving lunatic, you're about to hear one. Yes, yes. What's your name? I'm Robert. Disney Robert. Oh, yeah. Probably up in cardboard as well. That's right. I didn't recognize you without your pork pie hat. You have it over there on the table. Okay, so why? What's up? I don't know. I just like eating it separately. Even like an Egg McMuffin, I'll just eat it separately. I don't know why. On your plate, when you have stuff laid out...

You eat each thing fully and then progress around the plate, or do you ever mix things? No, I just make it a mess. All right, what is your Big Mac progression? Where do you start and where do you finish? I usually go with the bread first before it gets soggy, and then I will just...

literally pick up each patty and just eat them like it's... Wow. Okay. The Big Mac is a messy sandwich. You're making it messier by doing that. Of course. I will tell you this. Why not? The Big Mac, for its taste to be intact, and I think you're a Big Mac fan as well, Preston. I am. Big time. You've got to have all the flavors in your mouth at once. Yeah. Much like adult films. Oh, yeah. Exactly. But one thing I do do is I actually take one bite or two bites first of the whole thing. And then take a bite. All right. All right.

Okay. So you deconstruct it. That is so bizarre. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you for that. By the way, Robert is an animator. He's an artist for Disney. He actually does the animated works. He sent me a picture yesterday, Preston. He's doing these drawings of Mickey. Wow. He wanted to bring them in today, and there they are. Yeah. Here's a sketch of Goofy. He literally works for Disney doing these. Very nice. Yeah. So what is that that you're holding up there? Yeah. What is that? That looks like Pluto. Pluto?

Yeah, it's a Pluto. Hey, Robert, did you ever do that hot Ariel that I requested? Ariel's hot to begin with. But she can be hotter. Look at that oyster between us. By the way, so my friend, speaking of deconstructing the Big Mac, my friend Lori Chapman, we always give her a hard time because...

She will turn a sandwich into a salad and a salad into a sandwich. Oh, yeah. So when she breaks apart the sandwich piece by piece and eats it with a fork and knife, but then when she's eating a salad, if there's bread, she'll start to take two pieces of bread. Yeah.

She'll take little bits of the salad and put it on there and eat it like she's a contrarian. You told me about this and then when I actually saw it in action, it was so great. She's so funny. A couple of other food crimes and then we'll move along. Like this one says, I watched my brother-in-law make guacamole with mayonnaise. Ew. No. You just ruined it.

Listen to this. A friend methodically peeled a large orange, hollowed out a Costco muffin, placed the orange inside, and ate the muffin like a sandwich, like an orange sandwich. That's just someone who's off their meds. Wow. Yeah. You're right. What are your thoughts on is it ever okay to eat pizza with a knife and fork? Yes. Yeah, I'm okay with that. I don't hate it. Okay. Yeah. Especially if it's untameable. If it's floppy. You're right. If it's too floppy. Yep. Like a Lorenzo's?

Yeah, exactly. That's an engineering nightmare. Okay, how about if you had two pieces of pizza, is it okay to just stack them on top of each other and eat it as one? What? No! You do? God! Kathy, you pointed it out to me. You're like, look at this guy. I was really hungry.

Instead of just eating two pieces separately, he put them on top of each other. Nick, the classic opening of Saturday Night Fever. Yeah. Tony Manero does that. That's what he does? He puts slices on top of each other. It was my homage to Tony Manero. There we go. And by the way, I'm not judging. I thought it was pretty ingenious. Honestly. Do you want to try it? It's efficient.

Wow. Yeah. Okay. Well, anyhow, there's an interesting, everybody's got their own weird thing they eat. Hold on. Marissa, yes? I saw one at the stadium yesterday, and I have to tell you guys. Okay. Guy next to me at the little condiment counter had a cheesesteak, opened it up.

He put on mustard and jalapenos. Wow. Really? On a cheesesteak. Wow. And I kind of like chased him down. I was like, can I take a photo of your cheesesteak? And he was so confused. And he was like, why? And I was like, I just want to take a photo of your cheesesteak. Well, wait. Did you find out, is he from the Philly area? No. He's a Buccaneers fan. Well, there you go. And I was like, this is what happened. Philly, we did this. Yeah. We realized.

We brought cheesesteaks to Florida, and the Floridians have done with it this. Yep, that's what they've done. Did you tell them you like sex? Sets. Sets. What about mayonnaise on a cheesesteak? Well, his wife did that, and I was like, is that bad? You know this? Out west, it blew my mind years ago when we moved out to California for about a year that it is standard to have mustard on hamburgers.

Like at McDonald's. I never heard that before. Like on their cheeseburger, they put ketchup and mustard on McDonald's. Mickey D's. Cheeseburgers, yeah. But just mustard, yeah, that's a little bit different. All right, anyhow, we need to find out if somebody knows what movie this final clip is from. Here we go, Jason. Well, you always ask so much of me. I have to understand every nuance of a song. I have to give a full-out performance, but everyone else can just get through it. I mean, he's chewing gum. Chewing gum helps me think.

Sweetie, you're wasting your gum. Alright, let's see if you know what movie it's from. Casey, who's our winner? Is there a Robin Fiorentino in the tent? Yes! There she is! She guessed correctly. That is from Birdcage. Great scene, great movie, and we are going to set you up, Robin, with a $50 Agne Markets gift card. If you're hungry in a hurry, at

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All right. If you're just tuning in, yep, day number two of a broadcast from Clearwater, Florida, and we are at Coco's Crush Bar. Glenn, our friend, the owner, is from Philadelphia, and he brought the amazing Jersey Shore Libation, the orange crush, to this area, and it's all the rage. He cornered the market on it. Yeah. Yeah. And you'll see them all over the place. They were making them at the ballpark yesterday as well. Yes.

at Coco's. There are 12 different ones, I think, Rick. So we're going to take our trample through those. And it's called the Passport, right? I made that up. I don't know. Or is it the Bingo Card? The Bingo Card. What is it? Oh, yeah. And the doctor over here is... Passport. Okay. All right. So real quick, so that's 12, but does that include the Tequila Crushes or is that a whole other separate category? I'll tell you what.

Let's take a break, and we'll come back with an answer. All right, so we will take a quick break, and we'll come back. We've got the B-File. We've got some guests arriving, and we're here. You guys having a good time? We'll be right back on MMR. We are getting closer and closer to this year's MMRBQ. Saturday, May 10th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. A full day of partying with friends, family, and MMR. With eight great fans, including our headliners. FAM!

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. Thank you, Kathy. I want to point somebody out, ladies and gentlemen. Vince from phillysportstrips.com. Everyone loves Vince. They love him.

Vince, we love Vince, and I want to thank him and Julia and Cab and Carrie and the whole crew at phillysportstrips.com. They're treating you right, aren't they, guys? Yeah. Preston, I was talking to a guy named Vince, not Vince, Kurt earlier, and he said he already booked his trip for next year.

Ah, love it. That's the way to do it. Because of his experience thus far. Very smart. Yep. You need to check out the website and, you know, next year, come along. And listen, all year long, they do great events and they scout everything out and make sure you're taken care of. Including Monday night in Tampa against the Flyers. Flyers against the Leading. You know, people are sticking around and going to that game on Monday night as well. Yep. Real quick, I got a hand of this. Somebody wanted to send a shout-out, so I'm going to do this. A shout-out for Main Street Graphics of Maple Shade, New Jersey. Yes. Yep.

And Kathy also wanted to send a shout out to you. I think, do you mean this, Kathy? Yes.

Oh, his mom. Me and your mom. I didn't know you had an adult son. I do. Sweetheart, thank you. I love you so much. So proud of you. He's all gross up. That's why you were pumping back there. Come get your milk, honey. Speaking of pumping, Madeline is the lady that brought in the baby, and the baby's name is Leona? Yeah.

Yeah, and so Madeline was saying that they were here on Wednesday, and she enjoyed several orange crushes and realized that... Is that why the baby's here? Yeah. On the walk home from Coco's North, they turned into more of a stumble. Oh, really? Yeah. Okay. By the way, you can breastfeed. We won't judge here. Go ahead. Knock yourself...

Straight formula now. Straight formula now. I got it. But for old time's sake, you know, if you want to. Okay. It is Friday. If you want to breastfeed in front of a tent full of people on a radio show, go ahead. It's not a problem. We're not going to stop you. All right. It's Friday. We have to do our Friday song from Froggy. Let's do that. Here we go. It's Friday. It's Friday. It's Friday. It's Friday. It's Friday. It's Friday.

Yeah! Friday, people. All right, let's get some Bizarre File stories. Here we go, Jason. Now, WMMR presents Kristen and Steve's Bizarre File. Bizarre.

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Steve, you'd mentioned earlier this morning as a joke of putting a shotgun in the refrigerator as a booby trap. Well, what was supposed to be a checkup on a vacant family property quickly turned into a tragedy in South Carolina after deputies say a man was fatally shot at a booby-trapped home. Wow. Deputies responded last Monday evening to a vacant home in St. Matthews, South Carolina after reports of a shooting when they arrived.

They said they found 34-year-old Jordan Dove suffering from an apparent gunshot wound, and he died on the way to the hospital. Was it rigged in that way? Yeah, so his teenage daughter told deputies she and her father went to the home, which belongs to Dove's uncle, a 66-year-old man named Alonzo Brown, to check it out. While at the home, Dove was shot by what the sheriff, Thomas Sumner, calls a booby trap, allegedly set up by Brown. The daughter told deputies while she and her father approached the home's door,

They heard sounds similar to fireworks, and that's when she noticed her father had been shot.

Deputy said that they entered Brown's home and found a shotgun was rigged at the back door to go off once anyone attempted to gain entry. And they also found the front door barricaded shut with no one inside. The officer said he had taken a shotgun, screwed it into a stud in the wall, had it aimed toward the door, and then had a pipe pressed against the trigger wedged into the door. The door opened inward, so when you opened it, it pushed the trigger and fired the blast.

Deputy St. Brown is currently incarcerated in Maryland, and he was a person of interest in a non-fatal triple shooting in January. Sumner believes that Brown set up a booby trap in fear that the sheriff's offices would be looking for him at his home after he committed the crimes that he is accused of in Maryland. Remember the story you had of the guy who actually set up like an Indiana Jones type thing?

Boulder or something? No, it was a hot tub. Like a hot tub. Then he had turned sideways. Right. And it was a rounded hot tub. And he rigged it to roll like either down the stairs or something at you. If you triggered this thing, it was really weird. All right. A lighter story. A Flamin' Hot Cheeto that shaped like a Pokemon sold for $88,000 at an auction.

At first I thought it was Cheezus. The online marketplace sold the unique collectible and the snack food is shaped like the character Charizard and is affectionately known as Cheetosaur. It looks like the character Charizard. Did any of your kids go through a Pokemon phase? A short one. They didn't get too deep into it. Charizard was a... You saw it.

Charizard. That was one that was a highly prized collectible. What are Charizard's attributes? Do you remember? I have no idea. Nick, let me ask. Not like the metallic or like golden card. There was like something and we got it and we didn't know it was valuable and then we got rid of it. I'm going to go with yes. Nick, quick question. Has Ben into Pokemon now by any chance? No, but I've seen T.

My son wasn't into it years ago when he was a little baby child. Right. And now he's almost a young man. Preston, is this somebody that's a Cheetos fanatic or a Pokemon fanatic? You know what? I think it's Pokemon. So bidding on the three-inch long Cheetos started slowly with an initial bid of $250. But after more than 60 bids. I imagine a lot of people in tuxedos and gowns bidding on this. The winner made it their own after paying $87,840. Yeah. That's crazy. Yep.

Speaking of crazy, a man who stabbed another man 84 times, decapitated the victim and played soccer with his head.

Was convicted of first-degree murder in New Mexico. I bet you Oscar called the game. Joel Sands. Oh, Oscar Boudet. Yeah, yeah. He's going to be here in a couple of minutes. He was found guilty of first-degree murder in the brutal killing of 51-year-old James Garcia. So...

I think he's probably incompetent.

with a small switchblade. Then the convicted felon also decapitated him, cut off his finger, and proceeded to play soccer with his head. What did he use the finger for? I didn't say. To hitchhike? I don't know. At the time of the killing, when he was taken into custody, he told police that

He and Garcia had a history that said Garcia previously had sexually assaulted his wife. Oh, well. I don't know if that's true or not. I don't know. Or maybe he just couldn't find a soccer ball. San also told police that on the day of the killing, he and his wife fell asleep sometime. And when they woke up, their belongings were gone. And San said he followed Garcia to a park to confront him and get his stuff back. And somewhere along the lines, a killing in a soccer game broke out.

So there are some things that you shouldn't brag about. Katie Evans, a 26-year-old prison officer, was sentenced to 21 months in prison after admitting to misconduct in public after office, I'm sorry, due to her inappropriate relationship with inmate Danielle Brownlee at the prison that she worked at between March and June.

And November, Evans performed a sex act on Brownlee and contacted him nearly 140 times using a smuggled phone. She referred to herself as your queen in their communications and boasted about their intimacy. Evans also assisted Brownlee in collecting money from cannabis deals and sharing confidential prison information. But the question is, how did people find this out?

She had bragged to a former prison officer that she had performed oral sex on Brownlee, which is close to turning herself in. So she was bragging about it. The amount of sexual contact, I was reading an article about this, that goes on between guards and prisoners is pretty outlandish. There's a Netflix series, series or movie? No, I think it's a series, about, remember the woman? I mean, they busted her. She had a relationship with two men.

different inmates that went on for like a while years and then she helped them escape. Yeah, that's Escape from Dannemora. Ben Stiller directed that. Yes. Yes.

All right, one last story. A Chicago Heights crematory has been shut down while the Illinois Comptroller's Office investigates alleged improper storage of around 100 bodies at the facility. There's another one of these. The Illinois Funeral Directors Association received a tip last month with photos showing bodies in a trailer on the site of Heights Crematory. At that point, I'd rather have my head cut off and used as a soccer ball.

Height Screamatory. You should really put that in your will. Hey, looking for an option in the afterlife? How would you like to thrill thousands of spectators if your head is used as a soccer ball? So, Height Screamatory has been closed. Or your sport of choice. The state investigation began February 19th when investigators told the facility owner that they can't take any new cases until they clear the inventory. Everything must go. You've got 100.

rotting bodies and everything must go. Loved ones, children, it doesn't matter. We have a dead body in a wheelchair. About 23 bodies are still left to be cremated. Some are intact, some are soup. But the majority of those...

Cases are missing documentation. We'll throw in the maggots for free. Such as a death certificate or next of kin approval. And they face a $5,000 fine for each violation. And the crematory license could be revoked during the comptroller's office investigation. Does that qualify as desecration of a corpse? Uh.

Good question. We don't really know. But that is what I have in the Bazaar File for you this morning. All right. With that, we are going to take a quick break. We have some guests that are starting to arrive, and that's what we're going to get to next. Actually, we're going to have a fun game. We're going to play with you guys here in the tent when we come back. So we are at Coco's Crush Bar, the North location in Clearwater. We'll be right back on MMR. Woo! Woo!

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. Thank you very much, Kathy. And as stated before, Coco's Car Spar is where we are at. And courtesy of phillysportstrips.com, most of the people you see here this morning, I think, are part of the trip. Yes. But definitely some locals have come in and people that are transplants. And yeah, thank you. Wearing a Delco sweatshirt, of course, right down front screaming. Yeah.

And we have a few guests that are going to be popping in a little later on this morning. Charlie Manuel is going to be here. I'm looking forward to spending some time with him. Yeah, the great. But in the meantime, we have another guest who has before us. He's become a good friend of the show. We've had him on several occasions. And he handles the Spanish language play-by-play of your Phillies and so much more. Ladies and gentlemen, Oscar Budahe. Hey! Hey!

Good morning, Oscar. How you doing, man? Good morning, guys. What can we say? Phillies, clear water, spring training, 80 degrees. It doesn't get any better than this. It's a beautiful thing. We saw you at the ballpark yesterday. How long have you been down here? I've been down here for about two weeks. Okay. In and out.

I'm down in the Fort Lauderdale area. That's where my parents are. So this is the opportunity to hang around with the family a little bit and then come up to Clearwater two, three times during the entire month. Okay, because I had asked you yesterday. I'm like, you working today? You're like, oh, my God, no. I don't do the spring training. Look, after the Eagle season, I mean, we were like...

You need a break. I need a break. You live for this. You were beaming. You came into the suite we were in yesterday and you were just, you could tell your love and life. This is everything you love. Well, you know what? It doesn't get any better than this. I mean, this is my childhood dream. I mean, it doesn't get any better than this.

Yeah, you have fun every time you go to work, don't you? Absolutely. I have fun every day, but every time I come to the Phillies, I mean, that's family. I mean, that's the best. So Oscar's going to help us play a game, and we have a couple of clips of Oscar, some calls that he's made just to re-familiarize yourself with him. Does Jason have those back at the station, Nick? Jason does, yeah, and I'd love to start, Jay, with the Castellanos one because Oscar's in over three, but Casti's call is my favorite. So, Jay, if you could play this, please. Castellanos, Castellanos.

Castellanos responds with a hit by Roy Phil and the Phillies leave the field.

I love it. How is it that

I understand about 5% of that, and I still get goosebumps. Yeah. Right? Yeah. Do we want to play one more? Yeah, let's do the Harper one, Jay. Okay, let's hear that one. Harper in 3-2. Turner is going. The launch is coming. Big kick to the right field. The ball is going. It's going. It's going. Goal for Arsenal!

Oscar's actually lip syncing to himself. I got that was a 3-2, right? 3-2 count. Look, Harper always delivers. I mean, that's the bottom line. Best hitter in baseball. We were out where we were broadcasting from yesterday. I mean, they were cranking.

They told me they were going to the left field section. They were aiming for us in batting practice and the balls started raining down on us. We all got souvenir balls. It was great. It was the first time I've ever left the ballpark with a baseball. I was happy about that. And a slight heart attack. Exactly.

I mean, literally, I was like, we'd hear something all of a sudden. I would just instinctively go like, you know, put my hand above my head. I don't like balls coming at my face. No. I got to get out of here. Yes. So Nick and Marissa came up with this great idea to do a contest with Oscar since he was going to be here. So what we're going to do is Nick has pulled, I think baseball is one of the,

The greatest subjects for movies. There are so many wonderful baseball films. Cinematically, yeah. It translates well. Yep, throughout the years. And so there are iconic scenes and lines from movies that are about baseball. So the idea is that we've given Oscar some lines from well-known baseball movies that he is going to transcribe into Spanish and act out.

Before us here. Yeah, and not only are the movies well-known, the lines themselves should be well-known, too. Yep. All right, so what we're going to do is we have, I think we have 11 people that are lined up behind Oscar. He is going to recite a line from a movie. If you know what it is, just put your hand up, okay? And we're going to hopefully choose...

The first person that we see raise their hand, if there's a tie and we don't pick you, sorry. Whatever. We're not perfect here. So we're going to pick somebody to answer. If you answer correctly, you get a free drink from Coco's. We're going to set you up with a free crush. How about that? Nice. Booze for you guys. It's easy to do. Always the most popular gift. Yep. And so we are all in the dark on this, too. Nick is the only one that knows. Right. And just real quick, as a technical note, Preston, Jason back in the station, we're going to do one through seven. We're going to skip eight.

And then we're going to do 9 through 12. So just so Jay knows that. But we got 11 clips to choose from, Preston. Okay. We're pulling a fast one on Oscar. We want you to do this in Swedish. Okay, great. Hey, you guys have done this to me before. Steve, yesterday I was chatting with Oscar and he said he had an event that he was going to go to last night. He's like, I got to go home and do my homework.

So, yeah, we thank Oscar because he took the time to transcribe all this. So he's going to deliver the line. If you know the answer, raise your hand. We'll pick on you when he is done with it, and we'll see if you get it right or not, and the prize. And I'm excited to play. We can't raise our hands, but we'll play along anyway. All right, so, Oscar, you ready with the first one? Always. Movie number one.

Todos dicen que he tenido muy mala suerte, pero hoy, hoy me considero el hombre más afortunado en la faz de la tierra.

Oh, my God. Come on, this is a gimme, guys. Come on, guys, this is easy. It says today, today. I was wondering if there'd be any ringers here who actually spoke Spanish. Wow. Apparently not. Kathy, say what you said again. Today, today. Hoy. Hoy. Hoy. Todos dicen que he tenido muy mala suerte. It's bad luck. Mala suerte.

All right, hang on. Come over here, bud. We got a hand up. And listen, if we pick you, don't say it. Wait till we call you over to the mic. What is your name?

I'm Milky. Milky? All right, where are you from, Milky? East Greenville, Pennsylvania. All right, buddy. What move? What move is that, Milky? Major League. He is wrong. Oh! Damn! Hold on, hold on. Do you think you know the answer? Oh, then what are you yelling? She's excited he lost. Okay, all right. Well, yeah, hold on. We got another one. Come on over. Yep, come on over, bud. What is your name, by the way? Toasty? No, Steven? Steven?

Okay. And is it the Bad News Bears? It is not the Bad News Bears. I'll give a hint. Okay. This is a classic baseball movie, and by classic, I mean older, much older. Wow. All right, hold on. We have a man with gray hair, speaking of older. Yes. All right, what is your name? Man with gray hair. Bull Durham. Bull Durham. Much older than Bull Durham. All right. Let's...

Let's give a clue. Or I was just saying, let's get the answer and we'll move on to another one. That was the classic Lou Gehrig line from Pride of the Yankees. I was going to say that. And if you want to hear the actual clip, we can play it for you now. This is the actual clip. Here we go. For the past two weeks, you've been reading about a bad brag. Today, Dave.

I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. That's it. That's a classic line. Were you repeating today, today, today as if it was echoing? Today, hoy. Hoy, hoy, hoy. Gary Cooper. Okay, let's do another movie then. Alright, next one. Okay, bueno. Entonces supongo que solo queda una cosa por hacer. ¿Qué es eso? Ganar todo este estúpido torneo.

Wow, it's like another language. I almost feel like we need to open this up to the rest of the tent now. I think we might have to. Like anyone. Does anyone in the tent know what that is? Raise your hand. Not one person.

I didn't even know it. You didn't know this either, Oscar? All right. Damn. Honestly, I really did try to pick obvious lines from obvious movies. And here's a hint. In the last round, somebody actually guessed this movie. All right. Right here. Let's see. What is your name? You can move that microphone down, by the way. All right. What's your name? Lauren. All right, Lauren. What is that movie? I'm going to say Major League. She's right. Yay!

And it's just that easy. All right. Now I'm curious as to what line that was. Jay, you want to hit it? I guess there's only one thing left to do. Okay. What's that? Windhole.

There you go. Did you curse in Spanish? I said beep. Did you hear that? What is beep in Spanish? Alright, next line. Oh, by the way, you get a free drink, by the way. Congratulations. Alright, here we go. La única constante a través de los años, Ray, ha sido baseball.

This game is part of our past, Ray.

No recuerdas todo lo que una vez fue bueno y puedes volver a hacerlo. Oh, la gente vendrá, Ray. La gente vendrá. All right. This young lady over here had her hand up first. She's wearing a Delco sweatshirt. And what is your name? Nicole. Nicole. And you live here now, right? I do. Okay. Yeah, moved two and a half years ago from Ridley. Okay, Ridley. All right. What movie is that?

I am going with Field of Dreams. She's right! Well done. Here you go. Your free drink, courtesy of Coco's Crush Bar. All right, we're going to play the actual clip. As far as baseball clips go, this is my favorite line from one of my favorite movies of all times. Jay, if you can hit it. The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers.

It's been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game, it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds us of all that once was good, and it could be again. People will come, Ray. People will most definitely come.

Nice delivery. The follow-up line is, Ray, are you even listening to me? I like how Oscar started by doing a little bit of a James Earl Jones impression. Preston, you thought it was something else, though, didn't you? I did. I'm not going to say what it is, but I thought it was something else. I was wrong. All right, let's get another one. Are you ready, Oscar? Always. All right. ¿Cómo no puedes ser romántico con el béisbol?

Who was first, Casey? This gentleman right here. All right. Gray hair. There's no crying in baseball. What's the movie? A League of Their Own. Yeah. No. No. No. No. No. What? Okay. That's the wrong answer. All right. Who else had their hand up? You already won. This guy. Yeah. He was going to get it. This lady jumping up and down over here at this table. She thinks she... Yeah. Come on. Do you know it? Yeah.

Yeah, get over here. Come on over. Get your ass over here because we're going to take from everywhere now. Wow. Let's see who we have. What is your name? Tori. All right, Tori, what movie? Moneyball. He's right. Tori, get in it. That is Brad Pitt as Billy Bean. And we can play the clip, Jason. All right, here we go.

How can you not be romantic about baseball? It's a simple line. It's a short line, but it's a great line. How can you not be romantic about baseball? Brad Pitt in Moneyball. All right. Another one, Oscar. Here we go. You ready? Yeah, yeah, yeah. This one took me about half an hour to prepare. Oh, my God. You poor thing. Hey, Yankees. You can take your excuse and your trophy and you can put them in your back.

Even acting. What? That's not... I'm tired of the Yankees, too, is it? I heard Yankees in there. The Yankees... All right, we got a guest over here. Come on over, bud. Step up to the microphone here. It's Milky. He's not 100% sure. All right, Milky, what do you think? It's the...

What the hell is the kid's name? He's Rookie of the Year. Rookie of the Year? No, that's not right. No. All right. Hold on. Shelly girl thinks she knows. Yeah, come on over. Yeah, why not? What the hell? At this point, we have abandoned just these people. Yeah. We're going whole room here. All right, Shelly. Hi. Sanlon. She's wrong. Oh. Wow, okay. Come on. Yep.

Pride of the Sandlot. All right. Nope. Actually, I chose the girl behind you there. Heather. Heather. Heather. I'm talking to you. Come on. I was telling this guy that you were the girl behind him. All right. What is it? Is it 61? Nope. No. Now you can get up here and let's let the Green Lantern come over here. And who is it? What is it? Is it Bad News Bears? He's right. Hey. Oh. Yeah. At the end of the movie. Yeah. At the end of the movie. Yeah.

At the end of the movie is when that line comes out. Bad news for us. I picked this line for you, Preston. It's Tanner Boyle. Jay, if you can play the clip. Hey, Yankees, you can take your OG out of your trophy and shove it straight up your ass.

That is awesome. They remade it, but that's the version. That movie cut deeply. I'd like to say, excellent acting, Oscar. Oscar doing a falsetto. Now it's going to get more fun here. So we got Oscar Budahain, the Spanish language play-by-play. If you're just tuning in, he's delivering famous movie lines about baseball for us in Spanish, translated. Here we go. Yo las he probado todas.

I'm telling you the truth. And the only church that really feeds the soul, day after day, is the baseball church.

Wow. That's incredible. He actually just became a woman in front of me. League of their own? It is not League of their own. Nope. Sorry, bud. Oscar, can you do it one more time? Are you sure? There's a couple of words in here that are... If you hear these words, it might help you guess the movie. Get a little closer to the mic. I will. Give me a second. I'm sweating here.

I have tried them all. I tell you the truth. And the only church that really feeds the soul day after day is the baseball church.

Wow. No. It's the first line of the movie. It opens this movie, this baseball movie. It was mentioned before, by the way. It was. I think I know what it is. All right, we got a gentleman here. What's your name, by the way? A.A. Ron. A.A. Ron. All right, my man. What is it? Come on. Fields of Dreams? No. No.

A-Rod. Something about English and baseball? I know what it is. All right, Steve knows what it is. Steve, take your guess. Bull Durham? It's Bull Durham. Yeah! It's Susan Sarandon at the beginning. It's the Annie Savoy voiceover. Steve gets a free drink. Steve? Steve's going to buy crushes for everybody. For one of everybody. Sorry. Jay, the clip, please. Here we go. I've tried them all I really have. And the only church that truly feeds the soul day in, day out.

is the church of baseball i mean i knew it was susan sarandon by his impression yeah well yeah i just couldn't remember which city yeah i can remember which baseball movie all right so uh number seven coming up this is um one of my favorites and it's also the longest so bear with oscar uh you should be able to get this one and pressing this one is uh is also for you okay

Me, me, me, me, me. Sí, sí. ¿Estás llorando? No. ¿Estás llorando? No. No se llora en el béisbol. No se llora. ¿Por qué no la dejas en paz, Jimmy? Cállate, Doris. Roger.

Hunsby was a manager and he called me a lot of crap. And that's when my parents drove me to Michigan to come and see me play.

No llores. No, no, no llores. ¿Sabes por qué? Porque en el béisbol no se llora. No se llora. Like, everyone's hand went up. Can you even pick who got it? Well, I'm going to let this guy hasn't had a crack at it. Everybody else has been on the mic but him. So, what's your name, bud? Lou. All right, Lou, name that movie. League of Thrones? Yeah. Lou!

I always remember, callate. Callate? Callate, shut up, right? Callate, callate, shut up. Hey, she's been doing her Spanish. I'm in seventh grade Spanish again, remember? That's impressive. That's the Zip-It-Doris line. All right, let's play that clip, if you wouldn't mind, Jason. Are you crying? No. Are you crying? Are you crying? There's no crying.

There's no crying in baseball. Why don't you leave her alone, Jimmy? Oh, you zip it, Doris. Rogers Hornsby was my manager, and he called me a talking pile of pig s***. And that was when my parents drove all the way down from Michigan to see me play the game. And did I cry? No. No. And you know why? No. Because there's no crying in baseball. There's no crying in baseball.

No crying! I would like to contend that that character, Jimmy Dugan, with Tom Hanks, I think is the greatest sports character in all of film. And I'll tell you why.

I'll tell you why. There's a number of things happen. A, he's hilarious. All the lines are great. But there's redemption in that character. There is. He gets turned around. It breathes a new life into him. He doesn't once play the game in the movie at all. But I just thought they did it so well. And I think that, not that that gets overlooked, but as a sports movie, A League of Their Own is fantastic. There's a case to be made for that. Who would you put second?

Oh, man. I'm going to go with Roy Hobbs. Roy Hobbs. Yeah, maybe so. That was The Natural is one of the best ever. So great job on that one, Oscar. How many more do we have, Nick? We got four more. So we're going to skip number eight and we're going to go right to number nine. All right, here we go. Now this is from an adult movie.

Bones prepares himself in the slingshot. Here comes the first throw. A little bit outside. He tried to put it in the corner and failed. Ball to the fourth, Doyle.

All right, we got a hand raised right here. Step on up, my man. What movie? Major League. He's right. That is correct. Doyle. Harry Doyle. Yep. The late, great Bob Huger.

He's the best. Get a free crush for that man right there. And we'll play the clip for it. All right, Jason, here we go. Vaughn into the windup in his first offering. Just a bit outside. He tried the corner and missed.

Ball four. Ball eight. Low and Vaughn has walked the bases loaded on 12 straight pitches. Boy, how can these guys lay off pitches that close? Oscar, did you ever get a chance to meet Bob Uecker? I did. He's such an unbelievable individual. I mean, he's on a class of his own. Yeah, for sure. All right, let's get the next movie. Here we go. Oscar Budahin.

8-16. How do we win 8-16?

Wow. There's a guy all the way in the back that I see. All right, get up here, man. You're the only hand raised. By the way, I picked up a couple things. Tonto, stupid. Ocho. Or is that idiot? No, now, Tonto, right? Tonto is stupid. Ocho is ocho. All right, what's your name, brother? Taylor. All right, Taylor, what movie is that?

Bull Durham. He's right. Lollygag. Lollygag. Lollygag. There we go. Bring it to the stadium. He's ready to swing. That's Skip and Roger Wool in the locker room. And Jason, if we have the clip. You guys. You lollygagged the ball around the empty. You lollygagged your way down to first. You lollygagged it out of the dugout.

Do you know what that makes you, Larry? Lolligan. Lolligan. What's our record, Larry? Eight and sixteen. Eight and sixteen.

Have we ever been eight? It's a miracle. It's a miracle. So when you said lollygaggers, I heard it as a Spanish word, I guess. Right, yeah. Yeah, were you saying lollygagger? Sure, absolutely. Okay. Whatever you say. All right. All right, we got two left, right? All right, here we go. Podría haber sido mejor. Podría haber batido todos los records en el béisbol.

All right, we got one over here. Come on over, my man. Let's see if you know what movie that is from. And your name? Dan Doyle. Dan Doyle? Yes. All right, what movie? The Natural. Yes, Roy Hobbs. Yes.

For Rick. That's a great baseball name. Not Doyle. Yeah. Doyle. I love it. The music we're playing every time anybody wins is from the natural. Randy Newman. Randy Newman. All right, let's get that clip, Jason. I could have been better. I could have broke every record in the book. And then? And then. And then when I walked down the street, people would have looked and they would have said, there goes Roy Hobbs. The best there ever was in this game.

And there it is. It's a great line. That's a miraculous thing because that book is a big downer. The actual story ends not good. Oh. And they turned it. Roy Hobbs takes the money. Yeah. And he's going up the steps and the kid goes, like, why, Roy, why? Really? Like, say it ain't so. It's completely the opposite. Wow. And they turned it. The movie is one of the most inspiring movies of all time. Totally. Didn't know that. He strikes out at the end of the book. Yeah. He throws it. Yeah. Yeah.

All right, we got one more. We got one more. Now, I think this one's going to be a challenge. However, it is one of the most iconic lines in a baseball movie of all time. It's a simple line. It's straightforward. It is short. But I think and I hope somebody's going to get this one. All right. Okay, here we go. Si lo construyes, el vendrá. Si lo construyes.

Wow. Wow, those were amazing. All right, we got it. We got so many guests. And what do you think? Field of Dreams? He's right! Success! Is it... Well, let's play. Let's play the clip. All right, go ahead, Jason. You are done!

That's wild because I thought the most iconic line in a baseball movie was, you're killing me, Smalls. It's a good one. Originally in the Field of Dreams.

He misunderstands and builds a car detailing shop. By the way, Casey, that was number eight. That was the one we skipped. It was too complicated for Oscar. No, no, no, we're not going to do this. Oh, really? Yeah, you're killing me. I did make the contest, but just not this contest. What, to translate it? It doesn't resonate because it's marshmallows. Okay, okay. You did a good job. He didn't just read the lines.

I need a drink. He needs a drink. Hey, do we have a card for him? You win!

How about our contestants? I love it. I love it. Oscar, have you ever done, you know, Preston and I are big fans of books, audible books. Have you ever done, have you ever been asked to do... To narrate. To narrate and act a little, anything like that? I mean, I've done it at school, but I mean, that's it. I'm not acting. I'm telling you. You're done. Okay. Yeah. I want to call the last out of the World Series when we win the World Series. Go Phil!

All right, Oscar, thank you for being here, man. It's always great to see you. You guys are the best. We'll talk to you when the season gets started, all right? Thank you. Go Bills. Oscar Budahe! And we do have a World Series champion in this tent right now. There's a World Series champion in the tent right now. Is that our next guest? Mm-hmm. Okay, so we have another person we're going to chat with for a moment. And you guys did the game yesterday. Did you happen to see the Philly Fanatic while you were there, right? Yes.

Well, we have this morning the fanatic's best friend, the closest person to possibly be in a relationship with the fanatic. Is it safe to say he's penetrated him? I'd say he on a regular basis. Ladies and gentlemen, Tom Borgorn is here this morning with us.

How you doing, boys? Good, buddy. How you? I will not be acting. How about us? I mean, is that unbelievable? He's great, man. He's the absolute best. So how are you doing so far? All good. Fnatic is loving life down here. He always loves life down here. He was trying to shoot you guys a hot dog yesterday. I know he missed. Sorry about that. So he had a moment with Brandon Marsh on the field yesterday. Can you tell us about that?

Well, what happens is it's a little scary when the Fanatic's shooting hot dogs down here because the wind's a little rough. The stadium's not as big as it is back home. You know, Fanatic can just hit a button and there it goes. But the Fanatic, you know, every once in a while doesn't make it into the stands. So yesterday one did not make it over the fence, and the outfielders love that because they get to pocket a hot dog. So he grabbed it and shoved it in his pocket. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, that's awesome, man.

Did he eat it when he got to the dugout? I can't imagine. We wrap these things in duct tape like you can't believe. So they can be very, very difficult to get to. The secret of those guns is, like even the T-shirt cannon, it's got to be

It's like a bullet. It's got to be, yeah. A bullet, exactly. We're trying to harm our fans out there. We're trying to pick them off like a sniper. Do you guys remember when we rocketed hot dogs at my crotch? Yep. With the cannon. That's a classic video, Casey. Wow. Classic.

Does that apparatus, is it the same one you guys have always used, or have you had to replace it out? Amazingly enough, this is the 30th season the Fanatic is shooting hot dogs into the crowd. It's one of his signature bits. And at the event, we started when Casey Boy got shot with a little smaller version of a hot dog launcher. When we moved into the new ballpark, we made it bigger.

you know, grander and more explosive. Are they customizable? I mean, is there something now that is state of the art in the realm of hot dog guns? Absolutely. And the Fanatic has it. Oh, all right. Very cool. We used to use CO2. Now we use nitrogen. It puts a little bit of extra in there. All right. Nitrogen. Yeah. I don't know. The Fanatic, you know, he caused a bomb scare once. You ever hear this one? No. So,

So we're shooting a commercial. I'm out there with the Fanatic. It's before the game. And we're out there shooting a commercial with the Hot Dog Launcher. And we had a little extra time. We figured, let's see how far we can shoot these things. So we're shooting them out of the ballpark. We're having a great time. Five o'clock rolls around. The gates are about to open. They don't open the gates because there's a bomb scare. Apparently, someone outside the stadium found three oblong packages wrapped in duct tape. Jesus.

And they cleared the players out of the clubhouse. Oh, my God. The bomb squad came and blew up three hot dogs on Pattinson Avenue. True story. True story. That's excellent. It was all the fanatic's fault. Not my fault, boys. No, no, no. Just a friend. By the way.

I wanted to ask you, you and our buddy John Brazier do a podcast together. Yes. You guys share stories like that on your podcast? We do. We're having a great time. I think this is year seven or eight, I think, me and Brazier. You guys had a recent guest that I love. It's Matt Quinn of the band Mount Joy. And it's a really great conversation. Matt's a huge Phils fan. Mount Joy's an awesome band. And you had an Oscar on the show not that long ago, too. We did. Yeah, yeah. It's been great. It's

It's been such a thrill for me. I grew up in Philly. Guys, I'm living a dream job. So being able to hang out with the Fanatic is great. But then also to have this podcast and interview some of the guys I grew up idolizing. Oh, that's awesome. I know Charlie's going to be coming up here soon. Yeah. We've talked to Charlie. It's just great. What's the official? Yeah, yeah, he's the best.

What's the official title of your podcast so people can seek that out? Philly's Backstage with Burgoyne and Braze. John always likes to say it's with Braze and Burgoyne, but it's with Burgoyne. By the way, I will never get your name right. I've been saying it wrong for years. I call you Burgoyne, but it's Burgoyne. Close enough. All right, fair enough. Close enough is good enough for you? Close enough. Hey, what does the fanatic think about Bryce Harper getting the fanatic tattoo on his wrist? Awesome. And when you can see him at bat...

You see the tattoo. Yeah, you see the tattoo. You know, it would be one thing. I think Nick has a lot of tattoos everywhere. Harp doesn't have a lot of tattoos, so it's pretty cool. It's prominent. It's right there. I don't know if you saw the fanatic did return the favor. And the fanatic on his fur put a little price sticker. It's more like a henna. Oh, I didn't know that. He did return the favor. That is awesome. That's great.

And the merchandise at the store, the Fanatic on the Dolphin. Dude! That's really cool. And the Fanatic boxers. They've got a Fanatic onesie. Yeah, they've gone crazy with Fanatic stuff. Oh, I saw the onesie yesterday. Yeah. We always have to invoke the greatest underwear ever made.

Which was Philly Shrag. Well, by the way, so, yes, years ago, and we told this story before at the Philly's shop, at the store, the merch store at the ballpark, we got some complimentary underwear. It was Philly's underwear. The best. And mine is just now, what was that, eight, nine years ago? Yep, yep. Mine is just now starting to show signs of wear. And I was a little bummed out because I love them. They're my favorite underwear of all time. Yeah. I finally looked at the brochure.

brand and I ordered some. It's a brand called Stance. Stance underwear. The line that I got is part of their Butter Blend. Oh, it's butter soft, isn't it? Oh my God. Even your naughty parts would be happy to have it on. You know what you could have, Tom, is Burgoyne and Brazier Butter Blend Boxers. We have t-shirts, but I think that's the next step. It's got to be.

It's got to be. Hey, what does... I can't ask that. Why not? Well, it has to do with the Fanatic, but the Fanatic is a live, sentient, real being. There was another question I was going to ask. I did want to say earlier when we were talking about the hot dog cannon, I think we need to get that out of the camp out for hunger. It's right across the street. Yeah.

Oh, yeah. We're going to have some fun with that. Yeah. Absolutely. No doubt. So you're doing the motivational speaking as well, yes? Yeah, I do a little speaking, yes. It's a big part of what you do. Yeah, I've written some books, and yeah, it's kind of nice to go out there and tell some of my stories. Food for your soul, right? Yeah, it is. It's great. And we have the kids' books, too. I know this year Fanatic About Reading is May 18th, and the book this year is about the trip to London. Oh, wow. And you're taking a different trajectory.

You're promoting illiteracy. Hey, between the fanatic and gritty, Philadelphia has cornered the market on awesome mascots. Yes. And I know that the fanatic and gritty get along just fine. Oh, absolutely. But is there a friendly rivalry of sorts just a little bit? Yeah, we all get along. It's funny. There's a little bit of a text chain, too, which is pretty funny. Oh, really? I think mine's the five furry...

My five furry friends, I think. But Fang, Swoop, Franklin, Teddy. You guys are all in a text chain? Yeah, absolutely. I'm so jealous. I love hearing that. Yeah. We're all pals. When they reopened 95 after that accident and the five mascots went driving up 95 as the ceremonial first car, there was nothing more quintessential. Yeah. This bridge blows up. And you know what?

We're going to send a bunch of five mascots over. Only in Philly, Nick. Only in Philly. Yeah, it's a beautiful thing. It was wonderful. Excellent. Well, Tom, we're glad you had time to come by here this morning and say hi. We love what you do. Great having you guys in Clearwater. It's awesome. Excellent. Thanks for being here. Tom Burgoyne.

The Fanatic's best friend, wink, wink, nudge, nudge. All right. So I believe we're going to take another break and come back in just a moment. Charlie Manuel is scheduled to be joining us next. He's here. He's here. We'll be right back from Coco's Crush Barn, Learwater, Florida, on MMR. MMR rocks. Full beat. Wherever she goes, she'll be there. And hailstorm. Love, love.

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. All right, thank you very much, Kathy. I'd say our next guest is looking good this morning. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a legend before us, Charlie. Oh, man. Good morning, Charlie. Nice to see you again.

Alright, I don't think his microphone is on. If we could turn that up. We've got to get some sound out of this. Let's try this again. Charlie, is that mic working? I don't know. There it is. These people love you. How about that? I love them too. And you love them too? I love them because they love me.

That's the way it works. Yeah. No one wants unrequited love. Oh, my goodness. Well, listen, this is the first time we've had a chance to see you since you had your health issue a little while back. And we were hearing good things. And I'd say you look and sound great so far. So we're very happy about that. I'm doing better. I'm getting better. I work out and everything.

I'm around baseball. I've got to get better. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You live for baseball. And the fact that you've been an athlete, I think I found when you've

Committed yourself to trying to be healthy. You have any sort of situation like you had, and the doctors all agree, you bounce back quicker. I mean, if we didn't know you had your situation, we would never guess anything happened to you. You look phenomenal. Yeah, well, something happened to me. I can tell you something happened. Yeah, baseball is your life, and you especially love the long ball. You're wearing a shirt that says Philadelphia is for homers.

How about that game yesterday? How about all of those home runs yesterday? You must have loved that. That's good. Yeah. The heating is catching up to the pitchers, and we're getting ready to break, and that's good. That's what it's all about. When our team starts hitting at the end of the spring training, usually it carries over into the season. That bodes well. What do you think is, if you could distill it down,

The number one main important aspect for the players of spring training. What's the one thing that is the absolute biggest yield from this whole process? Condition. Condition. Yeah, and work.

Conditioning work. I believe in reps, analytics. They like to rest. I believe in work. Yeah. And all of my guys, when I was a manager, I gave them 70 at-bats in spring training, and that's because it's a game situation, and you can see in all the pitches the pitchers have.

and things like that, and they'd get the timing down, and we would kind of go from there. It's funny you mention it, because we were talking to Larry Boa, and he was talking, basically echoing what you were saying, is that we have so much information available now, but you don't want to get distracted by that. Right. I look at the analytics part of baseball as real good, great information as far as yesterday's success.

But we play a different game today. Every game you ever play is different. Right. And there's a lot of luck involved in a baseball game, really. If someone's in here today, if they can put the percentage of luck in a baseball game, I want to hear it. Because... But...

What happens is, for me, conditioning is everything. And reps definitely counts in my book. But also, I think when you've got players during the season, like I say, like Kenny Lofton, he's better at 450 at-bats than 600 at-bats. Because he mentally wears down. And it's up to the manager and coaches to see those things. And you give him rest in that way. But...

I don't like to arrest my super-tough players. Okay. Yesterday, Charlie, we had Garrett Stubbs on the show. And first of all, the group of Phillies that are on the team right now, they're really talented. It's a really good ball club. But after the interview, Stubbs was saying that the atmosphere that Topper, Rob Thompson, has brought to the clubhouse...

It's something that Garrett really appreciates as a player. Can you speak a little bit to what your job was, what Thompson's job is now, to make sure that the clubhouse has a good vibe, that it feels good? Right. I think our players love Thompson, and I think he's perfect for our team. And he does a good job, and the players love playing for him, and that's part of it.

He's a good manager. He's got good coaches. But we've got a great team. When players played for you, they loved playing for you as well. And as fans, we loved having you in the dugout. But occasionally, things wouldn't go exactly as planned. And I'm thinking about Jimmy Rollins. And every now and then, a guy needs a pat on the shoulder or a kick in the ass. When did you decide, all right, I've got to kick this guy in the ass? Oh, man.

Whenever I want to. Do you ever change it up and kick them in the shoulder? Exactly. Most of the time I was kicking them in the neck. In your managing career, what decision were you most proud of? I had quite a few. I...

Matt Starr's home run. Matt Starr's? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, that was amazing. Jenkins' double. Oh. Leave him fat and burrow in the game and let him hit against Tampa in a tie game late in the game.

Things like that. Yeah, you have a vast history to choose from. The thing about the Matt Stairs home run in Los Angeles, and what I love about it, first of all, he absolutely crushed the ball to right, and it shut up all the Dodgers fans, which made me really happy. But watching the dugout afterwards, watching Ryan Howard's celebration of Matt Stairs' home run, I get goosebumps thinking about it. What was your reaction when you saw that ball leave the bat? When I saw it leave the bat, I just wondered how far it was going to go.

He lit it high and long, and I knew it was gone. And I just sat there and watched it. Great feeling. What's the most beautiful home run you've ever seen? What one leaps right to mind when you ask, what is the greatest home run you ever witnessed in person?

I'd say I was playing baseball in Japan. Yeah. Oh, it is history-breaking, hitting a home run over my head, and I had the ball in the stands, and they pulled my glove off, and he got a home run. Really? Yeah. Wow. We were just, you know, we just had a bit of a celebration in Philadelphia with the parade for the Eagles. Yeah. Yeah.

And Preston, in case people haven't heard, bring them up to speed. But what I was going to ask you was in 2008, you had a chance to ride in a parade yourself. And what do you remember from that experience that day? It all comes to a head. The city is just ready for this moment. And does it fly by quickly or did you take it all in and you were able to absorb what was happening? I think I took it all in. Yeah.

When we first won and the game was over, I sat in the dugout and watched the fans and my players celebrate, which was a great celebration.

And the next day when we had the parade, everything about it was real. Everybody was happy. Everybody was celebrating. And it was just a tremendous feeling. I was happy. Everybody was running around happy and screaming and hollering and everything like that.

I like it. Well, I remember you talk about watching the players celebrate at the end of the game. My first thought was, somebody's going to die under that pile. I mean, we're talking about thousands of pounds if you add everybody's weight on top of that. But I guess you don't feel any pain at that point. I don't think so. Yeah. He's not sure. You know, you talk about the parade and players who have been a part of it and, you know, have gone to witness such a thing. You're seeing people, and more than one player has said,

it's at that moment, whether it be the Eagles or the Phils or whatever, where you realize what it's meant to the people that you're passing by and you're seeing tears and you're seeing people hold up pictures of loved ones who have passed. And that all means something. And to know that that drives the players, that they want to deliver that to the people of Philadelphia means everything. So the way that it... Were you always aware of that from the beginning? I've always been aware about...

fans of what they mean to us. I've always bragged on the fans. Because they kind of took over our team. They liked our players. They liked how we played and things like that. And who we had. The characters on our team.

But they thought that our team was theirs, and they was right. They create the energy and the life in a game at the ballpark, even when they're not a holler. I mean, they, you know, like just the sense and the feeling and the atmosphere.

They're invested. That's what they do. Charlie, as a role as a manager, not only to make the right calls for the team, but in some sense you kind of can become a bit of a father figure for the guys on the team. At least it seems that you have been that way, or at least that's the way they respect you. I think you're right, but also I feel as a manager,

I've been around the game so long. When I was in Cleveland, I used to hit it every day with my team. Yeah. And I always felt like I was a player. Right? Yeah. That's great. I wanted to ask you about your time in Cleveland because I was just looking at when you were there. You were a coach when the movie Major League came out. Oh.

And so how did you guys receive that movie? Were you guys okay with it? I think everybody likes Major League. Okay. I tell you, Major League was a big-time movie, really. Yeah. What's your favorite? Natural. Natural. Natural. Because that's...

People do not realize that Jimmy told me learn how to hit because the natural hold his bat this way. Really? And when his bat pulls his bat back, his weight falls on his backside, and he's got an open stance, and he became a big-time hitter. We was in Scranton when I was in AAA ball managing.

And I walked in. We always had a rule when it came to park that the TV's cut off. Yeah. And I walked in one day and it's on and not...

to tell him to cut the TV off. And Kenny Lofton told me, he said, no, Charlie, we've been watching a match. We want to watch him play. And I just sat there and he's getting ready to hit a home run. He's got his bat stuck out like this. He brings his bat back. Wow. And I told Tom, he says, let's go down to the cage. Really? Right from there? Right from there? Right from there. We went down to the cage and I've

set him up at home plate where I wanted him and started throwing to him. And that night he had two home runs off of one of them was Abbott with a big draft choice, a left-hand pitcher for the Phillies, and Taylor, a reliever. And he's been standing there ever since. Wow. So did this, did Tomey markedly improve his hitting after changing that? About 5,000%. Wow. I mean, thanks to the natural. That's awesome. Jim Tomey,

Ends up having over 600 career home runs. I remember vividly when the ballpark, when Citizens Bank Park opened, that Phil said signed Tomey in the offseason. It was a big offseason free agent signing. And he went down to where the ballpark was being constructed. He was hanging out with construction workers and people that were putting that building up. And immediately ingratiated himself into the Philadelphia market. And then you became a part of that as well. And I know, and I just want to hear your story, but...

Tomey is one of your favorite players of all time, is that right? Of course. I was with him for about 15, 16 years. Yeah, he started in Cleveland and then finished in Philly. I remember the first hit he got in organized ball, he's up and he swings late on the ball and hits it right down the third-best line. And he was really young-looking, and he got forced out of second base to come back and sit in it.

Buddy Bell and I were sitting together, and he just moved in between us. And I looked at him, and I thought, he wants me to tell him in good head. And I hit him on his shoulder, and I said, that's where he hit the ball, son. So somebody told me that I need to ask you about your first day in Japan when you were playing in Japan. Did they make you run up a mountain? Yeah.

For what reason? For getting in shape. In spring training, we had like, I first got there, they got to spring training like 3 o'clock in the morning. About 5.30, they woke us up and we had to run up the steps. And there was 139 steps. Wow.

I made 38 of them. And the players were laughing and giggling at me. And about two weeks later, I could smoke them. Nice. Conditioning. Conditioning.

What mountain was it? Because there is a famous... It was in the southern part of Japan, Unimodo. Okay. Because you see that in all the travelogues, that staircase. Yeah, yeah. A little country town called Unimodo. Wow. In general, was it a good experience playing there? Absolutely. Once you gain their respect, is it a case of having to gain their respect? Absolutely. Yeah, yeah. Right. Right.

Do you still have any functional Japanese in your... Can you speak any still or no? It's Koshide. Is that about it? Kambate. Yeah, Kambate. That means I'm not running that damn mountain. You know what Kambate means, Steve? No. Home run. Oh, really? Kambate. What's that?

Leave me alone. Hey, Icy Master. I love you so much. I love you. You know, speaking of Japan, the Phillies actually have made a concerted effort in this offseason to recruit some Japanese players. They have not had many. You had So Taguchi, is that right? Yes. In 2008. But it's been one of those things where there's not been a ton of Japanese players in the Phillies organization. Right.

And part of the reason why is that because there haven't been Japanese players in the Phillies organization, they like going to places where they know that they have Philly countrymen. So New York or L.A. or Seattle or San Francisco. What would you if you were scouting in Japan, what would you do to try and lure some of the high priced talent out of Japan to come to Philly?

If I was scouting, I would pull a great player. I could get a good player for us. I guarantee I can. They still have to be aware of you and obviously what you do. You love the scouting process. You love looking at raw talent and seeing potential. I go to little league games. I go to high school games. I go to college games.

And I go to big league games. We've talked a number of times, and you talk about the mechanics of batting and the whole process. And you micro-dissect it. Is that, for you, the most fascinating part of the sport? How it can be just the slightest nuance can change everything. When I managed the minor leagues 10 years,

And every day, the game was, I would go up when the other team's hitting and just watch how guys stand in the batter's box and swing a bat and stuff like that. That was my scouting report.

The way you stand in a box and the way I see you hit the ball, I can have a defense. You can tell instantly. Yes. I can tell exactly where you're going to hit the ball. So it blows my mind that the natural said that. So for potential, for people for stealing bases, would you make them watch Seabiscuit? Right. Right.

Run like that. I heard a fanatic a minute ago say about Harper's tattoo. Yes. I want Harper to tattoo the ball. Yeah, yeah. I love it.

I love it. Well, Charlie, we love that you're still as tied into baseball as you are. It's part of who you are. It's the makeup. And clearly people still love coming out to hear what you have to say about the game. And just real quick, I know it's spring training and all, but how do you feel about the Phillies as we look at the season ahead? I like them. I like our team. I think we're the best team in our league. Nice. Yeah.

I've seen it. In the last three years, we've improved every year. And last year, we won 95 games. And we've got a bunch of guys on our team. They pull for one another. They tight. And I don't see no reason why we can't win. I love hearing that. Yeah, excellent. Everybody loves it.

Charlie, you look great. It is wonderful to talk to you again. Thank you for taking the time to come down here and meet with your fans. And we wish you nothing but the best, sir. I love my fans. Yeah. Charlie Manuel, guys, is a legend. Phenomenal. Standing ovation here in Cocos. I love it. Wow. That is so cool.

You can listen to him for days, man. Well, Kathy and I were talking yesterday about these sports legends and people in general. They talk in stories. Everything is told in... There was a Star Trek episode years ago, Your Next Generation, where the way they communicated was with stories.

And that's really essential to living in this world. If you don't have good stories, you don't have an inventory. Well, the first time I think that we ever had Charlie in studio, Casey and I were having a conversation. And, Casey, I don't know if you remember this or not, but Harper was in a bit of a slump. And I think just like in an offhanded way, you know, you asked Charlie what Harper could do to fix the swing. We then got 25 minutes of a lecture as to what Bryce Harper could do. And it was because.

Charlie still cares. He wants Bryce to do well. It was just so awesome to sit there and listen to Charlie talking about him. And it's actually fascinating, even though I may not understand exactly, but it's fascinating that he, that it's been, to micro-dissect that way requires years of observing. And that's what he has. Love it. That was great. Loved it. We're going to take a quick break. We're going to come back in a second. We've got some bizarre foul stories here at Coco's in Clearwater, Florida. We'll be right back.

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By the way, there's going to be like there's entertainment all day long here at Coco's. We're going to get Glenn Socks, the owner, on in just a little while. But you can see there's music that's going to be set up and they're going to be having bands here all day long. They set this up for an all day party. This is the setup. I mean, we had a tense situation last year, which was awesome. And they've tripled it. The whole parking lot is covered. Yep. But what a great job they did. Yep.

We're loving it. So let's do the Bizarre File, and then we'll talk to Glenn and see what's in store at the party all day long. So here we go, Jason. Now, WMMR presents Kristen and Steve's Bizarre File. Hey! Brought to you this morning by Camelback Mountain. You can join Marissa, Casey, and Nick. They will be at Camelback Mountain's 20th Annual Pond Skim Festival.

And it's taking place on Saturday, March 22nd. It's going to be the wildest end of season party on the slopes. Go to CamelbackResort.com and get your details. All right, we'll start with a story out of the general area, at least in Florida. A Disney World guest left fellow passengers on a ride frustrated after ignoring instructions to remain seated during a brief pause.

This is last week on Thursday. The Unidentified Man was on Tiana's Bayou Adventure water ride in Magic Kingdom. That's the new one, right? Yes. And he decided to jump out of his log with his kid. What? The ride had been on.

We'll be right back.

and started walking around the attraction. I think if you do that, can't they kick you out of the park for life? I think so, yeah. So according to the Post, the guests exited the carriage despite a very clear announcement to remain seated. They kept saying that. The cast members came over the speaker three times.

and asked them to get back into the log, and they refused. A Facebook member said the man began shining his phone flashlight around, looking for an exit, and waving the bright light in the faces of the seated guests, leaving them dumbfounded at the situation. According to the post, the man was told to wait at the ride, and he and his shot were eventually escorted out by employees. Would you have thought immediately that they were park employees putting on a show? Maybe. Hey, look, it's the dickhead ride. Yeah.

But, yeah, they thought that it would be fun to walk around for a little bit. Right, right. No, that's not the way it works. All right, I have another Pokemon story today. Oh, wow, that's true. A 10 a.m. restock of Pokemon cards led to aggressive pushing and shouting between two men inside a store in front of a card-selling vending machine.

And the video went viral. A TikTok content creator called Yuck9Official posted a video clip that he claims shows him trying to buy Pokemon cards from a card dispensing machine after it had been restocked that morning at an undisclosed store. The man seen in the video wearing a black hoodie, baseball hat, and white pants was waiting in his car for the restock. Wow. And tried to push this guy out.

out of the way, away from the vending machine. The two men pushed and shoved each other, as seen in the video. So they're getting in a physical altercation. Do you remember, I think it was a limited edition collection that I think only Costco had, and there was a full in-store brawl over the Pokemon cards? I believe it. Yeah. So he said he claimed to be in his car, and being in his car was, quote, in line. Oh. Oh.

So have you ever seen people like that? They think that, yeah, they haven't even gotten out and stood in line. You know what's in line? Being in line. Exactly. And so the guy called the police and he pretended that he fell down and got hurt as well. So he's one of those. I go boom, boom. Yeah. So for decades, a woman named Mary Blakely branded herself as a holistic medical provider. And according to several patients past and present,

Uh-huh. I mean, these people were telling them...

that they could cure cancer and all this crazy stuff. Like an Elizabeth Holmes level? No. Like they weren't trying to create new technology and have it be on the market. They were just scamming saying, oh, we have a special chip in this machine. And when you're preying on people who are sick? Oh my God, yes. It's horrible. So they said that she had smart chip technology and apparently could treat and cure various illnesses including cancer. I mean, this is just...

Flat out, these are people that could be getting actual treatment. And they're wasting their time. And if they just sit and believe and think they're actually getting this benefit from this, then you're essentially killing them. So several families have come forward with concerns regarding the care of loved ones received.

from the Blakelys. And a federal investigator said that her numerous credentials were not as they appeared. They had all these fake credentials and stuff like that. So these people are going to face the music, which they certainly need to. Here's a story out of New York. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured in an unlikely car crash in Westchester County, allowing first responders...

to lighten the mood a little. The ascending police department said, while we do encourage carpooling, this is not what we had in mind. So the fire department said on Friday that they responded to a report they received about a car that crashed into the pool of a club fit location. It went actually inside the gym and then went into the pool. That's commitment. Yeah. Once on the scene, emergency responders found a car driven through the emergency exit door of the pool house.

Coming to stop around 10 feet into the closest pool section and submerged in the water. The Club Fit staff were able to help the driver out of the car where there were no serious injuries. Hey, no cars in the pool. And emergency personnel secured the scene and the car was removed and no one was hurt. So it ended in a good way.

All right, so this is a good story, but pretty wild. When Leon Shevsky learned that doctors had found a donor for his kidney transplant, there was probably no one more excited than his daughter, Jennifer, who turned out to be a perfect match. At 73, he is one of the longest-living heart transplant recipients, and he has undergone...

three transplants. Wow. So he's the longest living with three transplants. The average heart is good for how long? I want to say like 10 or 12 years or something along those lines. Wow. I think that's what they say. What if you get the extended warranty? Then you've got at least two more years. So he's undergone three transplants. Like I said, the first was his heart in the 1980s. His second and third, a heart and kidney came 20 years later. Yeah. And now thanks to his daughter, he's getting another chance to

after the doctors told him his kidney was failing. So the daughter's going out and killing people? No, no, no, no, no, no. She is donating her kidney. What's your blood type? She's going around randomly asking people. So, yeah, I thought that was a pretty interesting story. And then we'll do one more and we'll wrap up. This is another medical anomaly. A 19-year-old Chinese girl has gone viral after posting a video demonstrating her unusual ability to pop...

her kneecaps out. No, no, no. And then back in painlessly because of a condition she was born with. And when she does that, her vagina yodels. Oh, Jesus.

That is awful. She claims that she never even knew that her kneecaps were special until schoolmates are popping them out of their sockets randomly and then casually popping them back in. Kathy's loving this story. When I go to the massage therapist, I stay away from my knees, don't touch my knees. They don't hurt. Don't pop my knees. You have a paranoia? And when people can move their kneecap around, oh my God.

Some of them freaked out. Her fellow classmates told her to see a doctor, but her knees have been like this for as long as she can remember. Nevertheless, she decided to follow her friend's advice, went to a doctor, confirmed she has a congenital patella dislocation, which causes her patella, the kneecap, to pop out randomly and pop back in just as easily. Is that what you mean when popping and locking? Is that what that is? Yeah.

The physician said that the condition was rare in girls, but reassured the youth that as long as it didn't cause her pain or impede with day-to-day activities, then it wasn't a problem. So I fell on my knee about a couple weeks ago, and now it sort of pops a little bit. It's healing, but I agree with Kathy. Anything knee-wise when they break someone's knees in a movie, not good. Yeah, that hurts.

All right, and there you go. That will be the last story in the bizarre file for you this week. Yay! I'm not cheering that it's the last story. Good job. A good remedy for knee pain, Preston? Uh, 12 of these things. Damn right. All right, so, uh,

Ladies and gentlemen, we want to welcome a gentleman to our microphones. He has been on the program before, and we talked to him a few months ago in preparation for this very trip here. And he is the owner of this establishment. Please welcome Glenn Such. Yeah. Coco's Crush Ball. Yeah. What's up, guys? How you doing? Good, buddy. How you? Oh, man. Feel great. What a crowd. This is unbelievable. Yeah.

You know, we talked to you, and obviously we're asking the question, you got, you know, sucker punched by multiple storms. Were you going to be able to have everything ready? I think the proof is right here. Absolutely, it sure is, man. Thank you, Philadelphia, for coming back and supporting. Thank you.

So Glenn is a native of our area. How long ago did you move to here? I was at Xfinity Live. I lived there for eight years. I was at Xfinity Live until we opened it, and then I left around 2017 and came down here. And immediately opened up Coco's? It took me one year to figure life out. We opened up Coco's, the original one, which is about a block and a half down the street.

Two years later, we opened this one up, and now we have a brand new one in Indian Rocks Beach as well. Now, immediately, was the crush the idea, the inspiration? Because that's become your signature here, the Orange Crush. Correct, the Orange Crush, for sure. I'm from Ocean City, Maryland, originally, and that's where the Orange Crush originated. Don't listen to anybody in Virginia Beach. It actually...

Those filthy liars. I mean, I associate it with the Jersey Shore because they're all over the place there. Correct. You're right. It's like ordering a Coke at McDonald's. You just get a crush. So I tried that at a bar down here, and they had no idea what I was talking about. So I was literally coming down I-4 from Orlando to sign the papers saying,

I saw cattle to the left of me and I'm like, well, I can't do anything with cows. And I saw orange trees to the right of me and I said, I know what I'm going to do and that's really the inspiration of how this all started. So you never entertained the cow crush? Exactly. We're going to hold off on that one just for a little while longer. It was a bloody

pulpy mess. I don't know why I did it. The cream crush. Yes. Orange cream crush. That might be able to work. I'm not really sure. They got one on the menu. Are you serious? Orange creamsicle. I did not know that. Now with Carl.

Yeah, so tell us about the passport to party that you guys have here. So, well, what's really cool is there's a lady who just grabbed six passports to party. So here's the deal. You're in town. We have 12 signature crushes here, all right? So there's no rules. That's the best part. You drink 12 crushes.

Try all of them. We give you a t-shirt. So you guys fight it over. Have your t-shirt. Do whatever you want. But you're in town for a couple days and it's a lot of fun. Okay, so you don't have to do this in one visit. You don't have to do it in one visit. I can. I'm really good at it. Though you have struck up a deal with the mortuary just in case you do try to... Well, our coasters are sponsored by some DUI lawyers.

Well, I would like to try, if you don't mind, the bullet, which is whiskey. I'm a whiskey drinker, so if you happen to have one handy, do we have it? What do you have? He has some color-coordinated here in front of him, so you're going to get your bullet. All right, yep. Marissa's going to bring that over to me. He's sampling it real quick.

I don't think that's it. That's not it. I'll give them a minute. No, that's all good. So there's endless summer. There are tequila crushes, orange crush, creamsicle, grapefruit, watermelon, strawberry, lemonade. Oh, that's it. That's the one. You found it. Skinny peach, botanical. The worst part of this job is research and development. It is terrible. While I'm sampling this, Kathy, which one speaks to you on the count? Whatever has tequila in it. Oh! 1-800-TEQUILA.

Tequila crush. Oh, tequila crush. Oh, this is spot on. This is exactly what I needed. Yep, this is excellent. So good. I think orange and whiskey go together well. People don't realize that. All right, Kathy's got her tequila. Everyone just loves when I drink. Somebody came up to me. I think they were with Philly Sports Trips the other day, and she was asking me. She goes, I haven't had a margarita in like, it was like,

10 years or something like that. Oh my God. She goes, what do I get? And she goes, can you pick me something out? I want one here. So I don't know if she's here or not, but just get this. Get it crushed with tequila in it. So that is, we always tell people, okay, can I get a margarita? And I go, no. You can get this. You can get a tequila crush.

Who wants to drink the sour mix out of a bottle when we can fresh squeeze you? 1,000%. That is the key. We've asked this question before, but on an average weekend, how many oranges are you going through here? Well, we are the largest orange purchaser in Pinellas County. Is that amazing? I just found that out. Is that amazing? Wow. Yeah. We buy more oranges than almost anybody except Publix grocery store. Right. Okay. It's super huge chain. Yeah, correct. So we do about...

Well, I was there until 2 in the morning last night. I know I went through 15 cases of oranges just at one bar. So we do about 45 or 50 cases a day. Wow. Okay. Insane. And you guys hand squeeze these, right? Correct. That's why Sam the bartender has those biceps on her. Everybody's right hand looks really good. Right? Yeah. Is it like a crank mechanism that you pull down? It is. It's a crank mechanism and it takes care of it. You're cranking and squeezing.

We could go in a real different direction. That's a whole other bar. Did you ever see those automatic ones, though? They go in and then they filter out and they'll squeeze the orange. I would imagine probably breaking is the serum. They were the best thing ever. I opened up a concept in Norfolk, Virginia. I'm like, I've got to have these things. This is going to be great. I bought two of them. They're $5,000 a piece.

They last about seven days. As soon as anybody has to clean it and want to clean up, it's way too many pieces. Okay, so you squeeze them. At a certain point, you've got to just buy an orchard. Grow your own. Casey's Orchard. I like it. Casey's an idea guy. That's all I am. Casey, groves of Casey. I like it. This is an impossible question. I'm sure it's like asking you who your favorite kid is, but do you have a favorite flavor?

Oh, wow, that is a good question. Right now it's the tequila crush. The tequila crush. And then black cherry lime would be my second. What are your thoughts on the watermelon? Because that's the one that's grabbing my attention. Well, it's really hard to fresh squeeze a watermelon, but we try to fit it in there. We try to jam that sucker down. You want a watermelon, Nick? How difficult is it to hand to somebody? Give the man a watermelon. By the way, for the non-imbiber, you have mock versions of these?

Available? We have virgin crushes available. Virgin crushes, okay. Can you get any of the flavors with tequila in it, or do you just make the one with tequila? We just make that one with tequila, and then the other ones have vodka, some of them have rums. And by the way, we distill our own vodka here now in Florida. We're pretty proud of it. Hold on.

What's the brand name? Here you go. He's got it in front of him. Yeah, it's our own private label. That is awesome. Yeah, we make our own orange and grapefruit vodka. I did it completely out of spite, and it worked out really, really well. All right, so we've got a group setting up over here right now. There's going to be some music throughout the day, right? So this is Ryan Marchand. This guy can rock it like nobody else. Nice.

Everybody who was here yesterday morning can attest to that. They had such a good time, they almost didn't get on the bus. Yeah, they were telling me about them. They said he had all these pedal boards and things like that. Ooh, there's a drum kit over there. Ooh. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, this guy's going to rock. We're going to continue this party. I mean, as soon as you guys are off air, crushes are flowing, and we're going to keep going all afternoon here. You all right with that? Yeah, I think we're good with that. I think we're okay with that. I think we need to get Preston behind the kit for one song. Yeah.

Hell yeah. I'll do it. Damn Skippy. Can I give a shout out to Vinny, Julia, Bob, and those guys from phillysportstrip.com. What a great event.

I mean, unbelievable. Here they are. We did this last year. We liked it so much. We tried it. Hey, let's do it again. And I think we're going to need a bigger tent. I think we're going to need a bigger tent. I think you're going to buy it. We need a new bar. We need a bigger bar. You're going to buy a new bar. I'll just buy another one. That one looks good right next door. We'll see what we do. Yeah, please. No, this is wonderful. We're stoked to be here once again. You've got a great place. It's a great combination. Oh, yeah. You have a whole...

Sangria crush? Yep, I'll try sangria. He brought over all of the crushes and we need to sample some of these. I'm going to try sangria. What are you going to try, Kath? I don't know. I want to try another one. Grapefruit? That's a great one. We heard a recommendation. Is it grapefruit? What's the one that you recommended? The black cherry lime. I'll try that one. Hold on here. I've got to count. He's got to count. It's okay. You count. We'll taste.

But I'm looking at the passport. This sangria one isn't even on the passport here. And we're going outside. Maybe this is just for the passport and they have other flavors. Yeah, I guess so. But that one's fantastic. That's even a little better than the bullet one. Maybe it was created after the passport was printed. That's exactly right. We had printed passport to party. And I'm too cheap to reprint something else. Okay.

We made the sangria. So just hand-write it. Exactly right. We just do the shark and say, hey, you get credit. Again, there's no rules here at Coco's. We kind of make stuff up as we go. Nice. What do you think? Yeah, that black cherry lime is good. It's unbelievable. What's your favorite of the two, the tequila and that? I mean, I'm a tequila drinker, so I love the taste of tequila. So that's my favorite. But this one is really good. The only danger with any of these, Glenn, is that they are way too refreshing. Oh, my God, yes. You feel like you're hydrating yourself. Yeah.

You're not really hydrating yourself, but damn are they tasty. So these have the most alcohol in them out of any drink. You can get a Tito's soda or anything like that. These have more alcohol in them than any other drink at Coco's. And everybody's like, I can't taste it. That's because it's the perfect drink. And that's the beauty of it. Except when you're four in and you're like...

Yeah, I'm getting crushed. Well, you know it. You run a very reputable establishment. You obviously take care of your patrons. But what was... Do you have a story about someone who was caught completely off guard by that fact and just...

taken out immediately much sooner than they anticipated? We cannot tell that one on air. It's not... I wonder how... There's a hose involved. It gets really weird after that.

And I was there. Yeah. So I had to host. And I know ice is always like a big deal at different places. The ice makes the drink too. Yeah. So that's, well, everybody knows it. Listening is Chick-fil-A ice or a science nugget ice. It's technically called nugget or flake ice. And yeah. And that's what makes it, it prevents it from melting. Yeah. Especially down in Florida when it's 127 degrees. Yeah.

It just holds on real well. Yeah, because if it starts to dilute the drink, you're effing everything up. Exactly. And then you're sucking them down way too fast, and so they hold on. So with your orange grove, get an iceberg. Nick's Ice. It sounds good. Nick's Ice. Shaved ice. Nice. Well, Glenn, we're stoked to be back here, man. Thanks for having us. Hey, man, thank you so much. You got it. Yeah.

Let's do this again next year. Yeah, let's do it again. Let's do it again next year. All right. I know we were going to talk to Vince, but I'd rather take a break and come back and talk to Vince. So we'll take one more break. We'll come back in a second. We're going to do Less in Question, Trash Music News. We'll talk to Vince some more. But we're at Coco's. We're in Clearwater. We're feeling good. Be right back on MMR. Got an Alexa device? Tell her Alexa, play 93.3 WMMR to stream us live.

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Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. 93.3 WMMR is broadcast live from Spring Training, sponsored by phillysportstrips.com. Now, from Clearwater, Florida, here's Preston and Steve. Yeah!

Yes, indeedy. We are continuing our live broadcast here at Coco's Crush Bar in Clearwater, Florida. Part of our spring training experience with phillysportstrips.com. One for the ages, man. A great time overall and all the way around. You know, so it is an amazing time. And again, I would say this is an exponential increase.

from last year, dramatically so. Yep, agreed. So we just have a few more things that we're going to do before we get ready to wrap for the day and then go on about our... I'm sorry, I'm distracted. We're going to be doing music news in a moment. I lost my internet connection and I can't do it without it.

I still have mine if you need. Well, no. I can't do it on yours. Anyway, it would be too difficult to explain right now. It doesn't really matter. You don't need to know. See what you can do while we get through. I'm working on it. Let's do our lesson question prize. We're going to have a text answer for the correct answer if you could pose that question, Nick. I like this one. How long has Tim Burton's career been? Oh.

Not really. How long has Tim Burton's career been according to what was said earlier on the show today? All right. And you need to text in your answer right now. Sorry, Casey. I got drinks sitting around all over the place. Marissa has come to the rescue. All right. So a lesson question. We are going to give away, by the way, a pair of tickets to see Joe Coy and Friends Saturday, October 18th at Ocean Casino Resort. And while you are texting in your answer, we will do the trash. Here we go.

And it's brought to you this morning by Monster Mania 62. They're coming March 14th and 16th at the Doubletree by Hilton in Cherry Hill. Meet Chris Jericho, Eli Roth, Danielle Harris, and more. Tickets are on sale now at monstermania.net. What's going on this morning, Steve?

Kathy, reality star Kristen Cavallari, revealing in a recent podcast that if forced to get back with an ex, she would choose Mark Estes for the incredible sex. Cavallari says Estes' junk is so big that it was like parking an Escalade in a linen closet. Oh, my God.

Gucci announcing that Georgian fashion designer Dema will become their new artistic director. Gucci says Dema is the perfect choice for artistic director of a high fashion line because he's a ginormous douchebag. Oh, my God.

And finally, Kim Kardashian reflecting on her 72-day marriage to NBA player Chris Humphries. Kim says she and Humphries had different goals in life, with her wanting to be an entrepreneur and with him wanting to chew every flavor of gum. And that's your Hollywood Spanx. All right. We will go to the text and see if we can get an answer. And Nick...

The question was, how long has Tim Burton's career actually been? How long has Tim Burton's career been? And Eric Johnson, he guessed correctly. He said 400 years!

EJ. We're going to set him up with a pair of tickets to see Joe Coy and friends. Saturday, October 18th at Ocean Casino Resort. Tickets go on sale this Friday, today at 10 a.m. And it's already past 10 a.m. You can visit theoceanac.com and get the complete details there. All right, music news. Let's do it. Now, Preston and Steve's music news on 93.3 WMMR.

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He'll still get the chance to see a show now that the band has announced a concert film to document the tour. Oasis Live 25 is going to be produced by Stephen Knight, creator of Peaky Blinders, and directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, also known for their work on LCD Sound System's Shut Up and Play the Hit.

The Oasis Live 25 Tour marks the Gallagher brothers' first performance together since their 2009 split. And the tour kicks off on July 4th, and that will be in Wales, in Cardiff. So if you're a betting man, how long before this Oasis tour implodes? Wow. Well, it's not an extensive tour, right? With them, it doesn't matter. Yeah, I know. But I'm holding out hope because I know a few people that are going to shows. My son's friends. So my son's 17. He's 17 years old.

They're going to England by themselves to go see Oasis. So that's how big a fan they are. Yeah. Wow. And I'm also... You know...

my son is now an Oasis fan, which I'm so glad because he was listening to a bunch of other nonsense. That was dog water. It was dog water, yeah. But, you know, when I hear him walking around the house singing Don't Look Back in Anger, I'm like, yes! Yeah, yeah. So, we'll see. I think they'll make it through this one. But that is the last story in Music News that we have this morning, so we'll wrap that up. And we have someone we're going to welcome to our microphone to get a little bit of love and give a little bit of love. And sound.

Vincent. Ladies and gentlemen, Vince from Philly Sports Tips. What's up, guys? How we doing, Vince? Feeling awesome. This is amazing, guys. Think about 12 months ago and then we look around and Glenn was right. Bigger tent, guys. Yeah, bigger tent next year. You guys are staying through

Monday, Tuesday, something like that? So our group one, unfortunately, we leave tomorrow. And then we have another group that comes back on Sunday. So over 300 fans this year, guys. Wow. WMMR, you guys did it. Awesome. Oh, that's terrific. Yes. I mean, listen.

This is an absolute compliment to you and your whole team, what you guys provide for everybody here or everybody that booked through you guys. I was talking to Kurt earlier, this first experience with you. His trip's not even over. He's already booked for next year. You know what I mean? I mean, it's awesome to look forward to something. And, you know, I don't know if you guys noticed, but there's a...

Preston and Steve logo on next year's trip. That's why people are excited. I mean, it's so much fun. And I think the beautiful thing about spring training is every year we have an opportunity to make it bigger and better and add more. Yeah. And since we started working with you guys, it's just blown up. So you're motivated completely about about over delivering. Yeah. And that's the key thing. And we basically had the chance to sample what you did last year. Yep.

And we saw a bunch of really thrilled people being surprised. And again, I go to that one story that you told where there's something, there was a traveling, completely not your control, but it was you guys. It was the owners of the company that are making sure that everything goes right. And it's not, you can't get them on the phone and so on and so forth. And then the other thing that everyone talks about, the turnkey nature. You're every, every.

Everything is taken care of by you guys. Your only charge is to have fun. I think the beautiful thing is this company was just me and my partner Bob. And we did a really good job. But now we have a great team. Hired my sister Julia a year ago. And guys...

It's never been so organized. The customers are happier. You know what I mean? So it's a family company. We surround ourselves with great people, and that's why it's been amazing. Are you your sister's boss? I am, and it's weird. I love it. She's my best employee. We do fight sometimes, and that's pretty funny when it happens. So shout out to Julia because so much of the stuff gets done because of her hard work, and she's phenomenal. And also shout out to Carrie. Carrie, yeah. Yeah.

Gary Dunphy from the social media team, Vince. Great hire. She's been hanging out with Marissa and just doing a lot of stuff. You can't steal her. She's great. Watch me. No, but they've been doing such a great job with Instagram posts and following on social media. And so if you haven't been able to...

be down here, be a part of it this year or even last year, go through Instagram. Follow Philly Sports Trips on Instagram. Follow the President Steve Show and you'll see these photos and join us next year because we want to be a part of it. And look into it so you can get a camera that will go in Carrie's mouth because that's the only place. She's always double fisting cameras.

Real quick, Vince, for those who don't know, just give us a real short itinerary of what this trip involved, where it started and what all you guys have done and what you're doing. It goes so quick. So we got in earlier this week. Everyone had a free day. They check into the hotel. They get to experience the beach, the pool, and the boat party. You guys right off the plane came and welcomed everyone. All you can eat, all you can drink on the boat. Yesterday, Charlie Manuel was here, just like he was today, on stage.

He told us that day, yesterday, that the parade was his favorite moment and the chant, the Charlie chant. So we did the Charlie chant. 80% of the group had never been to a spring training game until yesterday. Wow. And they got to see the 16-run game. They got to experience Bay Care. And then later today, tonight, we're going over to the Yankee Stadium for another game. It's my first spring training night game.

Hopefully some of you guys can make it, and it's going to be amazing, and we'll be the away fans, which is what we're used to. I love it. Philly fans taking over on the road as a community together. I tell people sometimes the secret mission of Philly sports trips is to change the mindset of the Philly fan. People are misunderstood, and then we invade these cities, and they love us, and they understand these people are passionate. They care. They're knowledgeable, and they're like,

I wish our city was more like that. Yes, I love that. So you can buy into a package like that with phillysportstrips.com. Just sit back and let Vince and company take care of everything for you. You guys do trips throughout the year? It never ends. We have another Phillies trip, West Coast.

San Fran and San Diego six-night trip. It's really popular. When is that coming up? It's in July. Okay. So plenty of time to plan for that. Spring training next year. The Eagles season, guys. I mean, we're the champions. You're working the world. I mean...

Brazil. We go everywhere. We have an Oktoberfest trip just because. Are you tired? I don't get tired. I love this. And once again, now it's not just me. I have my team and we're all go. And it's a family business. But so I leave with the group tomorrow. And then I come back on Sunday with my wife and my daughters.

Because I always say it's easier to transport 100 adult humans than it is my two daughters. So I have to go home just to bring them back. And it's a special time. They love spring training. They got to go to Italy with us and Brazil. And Marissa was with us. She babysat for a couple hours. Vince, today is March 14th. And I can't say a secret.

You and I have been working on something. Yeah. I would really love to be able to reveal this in the next month, but I just want to put this out there as a teaser publicly. There's something really cool that we've been working on, and hopefully we can make that public and make that announcement in the next month or so. It's related to Philly fans. It's related to international. So we'll leave it at that. We'll leave it at that. Yeah. All right. Fair enough. All right. Thank you, Vince. We love you. Appreciate it. Let's party. Let's party.

All right, we're going to take one more break. We're going to come back and we're going to wrap up our program. And we hope you stay with us. We'll be right back with Popo's in Toronto. We are getting closer and closer to this year's MMRBQ. Saturday, May 10th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. A full day of partying with friends, family, and MMR. With eight great bands, including our headliners. Somebody check my brain. Alice in Chains. Hey!

And Three Days Grace. No one will ever change the state of what I have become.

The always exciting Preston and Steve side stage and the crowd-pleasing live band karaoke with Sidearm. All your favorite MMR DJs will be on site. Pierre, Brent, Jackie Bam Bam, and our weekend warriors to ensure fun is had by all. Tickets start at just $25 while supplies last, which gets you as up close as you want for the entire first half of the show. So don't miss out on MMR.

Now, back with more of the Preston and Steve Show podcast. 93.3 WMMR is broadcast live from Spring Training, sponsored by phillysportstrips.com. Now, from Clearwater, Florida, here's Preston and Steve. Yeah! Yeah!

Oh, we're in woo mode now. Woo mode. Uh-huh. Couple crushes and now it's time to woo. Uh-huh. Yeah, it is. I don't even know what time it is right now. It is 1044. Hey, Jake. Hey, Jake.

Oh, my God. 1044 on this Friday morning with the Preston and Steve show at Coco's Crush Bar, the north location, three locations in Clearwater. If you do find yourself here in the near future at any time, make sure you stop by. Yeah, and I want to mention something. This is on behalf of our friend Matt Cowper from WMMR's sales department. He's also heavily involved with and a board member of the Darren Dalton Foundation. Yes, yes. And they have this big event that's going on.

Down here, it's going to be at the BayCare Ballpark, and it is a celebrity guest bartending event that's happening at the BayCare Ballpark on March 22nd. They do that every year, right? Yeah, so it's a week from tomorrow. So if you are coming down here with Philly sports trips or just on your own, you can purchase tickets today at DarrenDaltonFoundation.org.

Excellent. I would like to thank very much our engineer, Rodney Byrd, over here. And also our engineer, Mike Vito, over here as well.

These guys come in wherever we're doing the show the day before and they set up all this stuff and they make sure and then they get here way before we do super duper early and make sure that all this stuff runs and sometimes it doesn't and it's really hard to get it together and they do it. I mean, it's amazing what they're able to pull together. If you want to see something akin to a shuttle launch, come out to the camp out for hunger. Technology involved there. I had asked Rodney before, you know, I knew who was all going over there. I'm like, you're coming out.

Spring training, right? He goes, you're not going on the air if I don't. I also... We need to thank Nick McElwain for coordinating so much of what we did.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, you know, and I know that a lot of that coordination is through Vance and Julie and the whole team at Philly Sports Trips. But, you know, Nick is that correspondent that goes in between. And I know you would never ask us to thank you, but, like, I know it's a lot. I mean, yeah. We...

we ask us to pay you. Right, yeah. No, but it is. It makes it effortless for us and yeah, we do appreciate that. It's a good point, Kate. I would absolutely ask you to thank me. Yes. That's what I thought. Yep. But no, honestly, like all I had to do was just show up. You know what I mean? I was thinking this is one of the things where we just show up because he's taking care of everything. And I'm a producer on this show and I'm like, what are we

doing? The only hiccup was your license expiring. Oh my god. I had no idea. It's been expired for like two months. I had no idea until we tried to get a rental car. So anyway, thank you for doing all that, Nick. Absolutely. So we'll have to get the letter of the day to give the Word of the Week prize. I haven't even asked back in the studio. Thank you to Jason Fayon for running the board back at the station. Thank you so much. Jason always does amazing work. But

Maybe we'll hear the voice of one Mr. Pierre Robert right now. Pierre? Hello? Is anyone there?

Hello. Oh, there it is. There he is. Hi, Pierre. How you doing, buddy? Excellent. What a fun show. I've not been there, but based on how you guys are describing it, I feel like I'm there, which is what a lot of us hear in slightly colder temperatures. It's not the most pleasant day. I mean, it's not awful, but what's your temperatures down there? Right now, it is 66 degrees and sunny. Going up to 78 today. Are you kidding? Wow.

So, I mean, it's a little nippy here. It's not bad, but, I mean, you've had a great couple of days, and it sounds great fun. Does it bring you back to your days in the majors? Oh, yeah. You know, it really does, you know, because I remember, you know, chewing tobacco and spitting it out and scratching my balls, and that's what baseball players do. That is a sight. Yeah. That was just Wednesday night. Right.

Well said, Nicholas. Yes. No, you know, I've always said if the pitching holds up. It's all about the pitching. Pitching holds up. All about the pitching.

All right, why don't you pitch us a letter, my man? You ready? Hell yeah. All right, Jason, here we go. Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR. Now, the Daily Letter. All right, the President and Steve show brought to you today by the letter. M as in Mark. All right, and you need to text what you think the word is. That's how we're going to do this. I'm guessing. I'm just making this up now. Text the word to 39333, and we will see if you get through, and they'll pick one randomly for you.

But I don't know. How do you want to do this, Nick? Back at the station? Let's go by height order. But before we do that, Preston, you did want to give a shout out to the graphic designer who made that T-shirt. Oh, yeah, yeah. Come up here. Come up here.

Come up here. Come on up. Yeah, come on up here for a second. So we saw her last night. We went out to dinner and ran into this gal. And she's like, I made these shirts specifically for this. And they are so cool. Yeah, just don't curse. You're good to go. Put your headphones on. Put them on. Oh, my gosh. She has had a couple crushes. Be easy. Go calm. Go easy. Go calm. Only four. She had four. She had four.

What is your name? Kristen. All right, Kristen, where are you from? Lansdale. So out my way. Yep. So she created this shirt. It is the Philadelphia Skyline made out exclusively with the names from the Preston and Steve show. Isn't that great?

That is amazing. That might be my favorite shirt that I have seen, like, with our names incorporated in it. Thank you, Kathy. And at the bottom it says, good morning, it, good morning to see you. And I want to point out a couple of really cool things. Nick has got the Rocky statue on top of his name in the corner there. That's right by your left nipple. And then Marissa has Billy Penn on top. So Marissa is City Hall. And what's that one? Jersey. Jersey.

Bridge to Jersey. Okay. Who's represented there? Anybody? Nobody, unless you want to be in the river. It's got the shape of the buildings with our names. It looks really awesome. Is this what you do for a living, graphic design? Yes. Okay. And on your own or freelance? Yes, I'm freelancing now, yeah. Okay, cool. So how do we get ourselves that T-shirt? Well, we're going to chit-chat with Preston and

Okay. Yeah, we'll put her in touch with Eric. Okay, perfect. Because it's too cool to pass up. So thank you for doing that. Who are you here with? Who came with you? My husband and my Preston and Steve ride or die, Terry. She was my college roommate. We've been doing this for a long time. Her husband, Matt. Woo!

Love it. Thank you for doing that. Absolutely. All right, rock on. No. Get your bad self. All right. Hey, Preston. No. What? One person I forgot to thank. We need to thank Chuck D'Amico for always saying yes. Okay. And that's it. Does that have anything to do with the text, Chuck? Possibly. It might have something. Wait, what text are you talking about? It's for me. I'll just keep coming in every day.

Yeah, he's like, nobody thanked me or maybe I didn't hear that. Jesus Christ. We now rescind that. All right. Well, really quickly, we are going to be posting photos of this T-shirt and all of the great moments. They'll be up on the website, PrestonAndSteve.com, WMMR.com, all throughout the weekend. Also, while you have a chance over the weekend, WMMR.com, we have a really cool contest. If you head there now, you can win a four-packet ticket to an advanced screening of Disney's Snow White at the Regal King of Prussia. So everybody, play your phone.

out right now, WMMR.com, because it's not until Tuesday, March 18th. So if you're heading home, you can do it now. Excellent. All right, and we're going to get a winner for the Word of the Week prize, and the winner knew that the word was cream, and we congratulate Julia Schlieger. Great day in the morning.

We're going to set her up with 500 bucks from Paramount Pictures' Novocaine. You can go see Novocaine in 4DX with seat motion and environmental effects. That puts you into the heart of the action. You'll feel it in 4DX, Paramount Pictures' Novocaine. Sirs Jack Quaid in theaters this Friday. I talked to, it was Ryan over here, and the name of your band is Trippin'...

Trippin' Echoes. They're going to be playing music. They're going to let me jump up and play a song here in a moment. It's going to be awesome. Oh, and the drummer, Brian, is from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Yeah!

Right over there. How many transplants from our area are here? Especially this time of year. Yeah. Yeah, we populate this area. All right, Pierre, what's coming up on your show today, sir? Well, on the program, we will have a hailstorm that went on sale a few minutes ago, the Hailstorm and Volbeat Show.

So we'll get to a block of Hailstorm for our ladies block today. We got Blink-182 for Mark Hoppus' 53rd birthday and a block of the good old Grateful Dead. So it'll be a fun day. It's going to be a wonderful day. All right, I want to thank our sponsors. President Steve's Show is brought to you today by Dunkin' and the President Steve's Show runs on Dunkin'. Also brought to you by Acme Markets, fresh food, cool flavors, and Monstermania 62 coming March 14th through the 16th, which is now through the

to the Doubletree by Hilton and Cherry Hill. Meet Gina Davis, Susan Sarandon, Tobin Bell, and more tickets on sale at monstermania.net. Next week on our program, great guitarist Danny McKee is going to be in the studio. Our buddy Bert Kreischer will be joining us.

Christopher Titus will be in the studio and comedian Adam Ray and we'll be recapping this trip and doing all kinds of stuff. So that is it. We are done. Ray John. Have a great weekend. We'll see you later, guys. Bye-bye.