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I'm skipping you want towels? Or towels? Need sleepy. Skipping you want me for a pillow? Please go away, let me sleep for the love of... You're listening to Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR with Preston Elliott. You will listen to every damn word I have to say! And Steve Morrison. Words are like bullets lost. Casey Boy. Lay off me, I'm starving. Kathy Romano. I'm

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. To do it once again, welcome, friend. We are happy to have you on board. It's Tuesday morning with the Preston and Steve radio program. Weather forecast for today.

We do have snow on the way today. It's going to start later on this afternoon. Dinner time, 6, 7 o'clock-ish. Snow showers turning a little bit more intense overnight. So when it's all said and done by tomorrow morning, mainly in the Philadelphia area, 1 to 3 inches. Southern Jersey, 3 to 6 possible. Parts of Delaware, 2. So heads up on that. It's going to eventually switch over to rain. That's okay. I didn't say front. Yeah.

I threw a C in there. All right, so anyway, I'm waiting for it, though. Yeah, please. Come on through, baby. We're going to have some rain on Thursday. High 48, fairly mild, and then Friday for the parade, sunshine 37 degrees. Not too bad. Hello.

Preston and Steve's News Update with Kathy Romano. Today's Tuesday, February 11th. Good morning, Kathy. Good morning in the news this morning. The Super Bowl champions are home. The Eagles touchdown in Southwest Philadelphia Monday afternoon to a crowd of excited fans.

Dozens of people waited for hours for a glimpse of the players. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie was the first off the plane, hoisted the Lombardi trophy as he walked off. Then one by one, the players departed the plane and boarded the buses. Before they left, Lurie and coach Nick Sirianni walked over to the fence with the trophy in hand, showing it off to the group of dedicated fans who said that they wouldn't miss this moment. I was watching it live and Big Dom was the big...

He was walking around the Lombardi trophy and people were coming up and getting shots of them and they were very accommodating. I texted him yesterday. Listen, he's been a part of this team for, I don't even know how, 26 years. And I just said, congratulations. And he's like, oh, thanks. He goes, tired, but worth it. I don't think they slept.

No. Philadelphia police led an escort to the NovaCare complex where more fans were waiting to greet players. The crowds chanted and high-fived some players, including Brandon Graham, as they left the facility. You'll be able to show some love for the Eagles on Valentine's Day. The city of Philadelphia announced yesterday that the Super Bowl parade will be held on Friday, February 14th.

Officials went on to say that the parade will be a celebration spanning from the stadium complex in South Philadelphia to the iconic steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A news conference about the parade is planned for today at 11 a.m. Details regarding the specific parade route, timing, and additional event information will be announced then. Mayor Sherelle Parker, Eagles President Dom Smolenski, and Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel are among those set to attend the press conference.

On Monday, crews were seen bringing equipment to Eakins Oval. One by one, trucks unloaded barricades to place along the parade route. There's some wintry weather in the forecast this week for the Philadelphia region, but things look really good for Friday. Hotels in the city are filling up if they're not already completely booked and fans looking to spend with fans looking to spend Thursday night ahead of Friday's parade. Philadelphia is still in cleanup mode after the celebrations on Sunday night. Philadelphia police said that they may

Multiple arrests for various crimes, including assault on police during the celebration in the streets on Sunday night after the Eagles won the Super Bowl. There were six arrests for assaulting officers. Another four arrests were made for crimes including aggravated assault, recklessly endangering another person, and third-degree misdemeanor disorderly conduct. There were also eight arrests for vandalism, four arrests for vandalizing sanitation department trucks,

Vandalism on the Santander Free People Store and Brooks Brothers, all located on Walnut Street. Meanwhile, another 29 citations were handed out for disorderly conduct. There were some chaotic scenes during the celebrations on Sunday night. Now, this winter storm warning has already been issued for Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland counties, as well as Kent and Sussex counties in Delaware, beginning Tuesday afternoon and ending Wednesday morning. A winter weather advisory has been issued for much of the rest

of the Delaware Valley, including Lower Bucks, Chester, Eastern Montgomery, and Newcastle counties, as well as the remaining South Jersey counties extending into Mercer.

The snow is expected to roll in somewhere between 4 and 7 o'clock today and continue to fall throughout the night until Wednesday morning. The southern storm is expected to bring more snow to Delaware and South Jersey, which could see anywhere from 4 to 6 inches. However, Philadelphia and its northern counties could expect some snow totals, but not as much as towards the shore. And the Poconos, they won't see as much snow, but more of a wintry mix.

Now there's another messy commute on the way for Thursday morning, and that's thanks to a wintry mix that will quickly turn to rain. Most of the day today is dry, but cloudy and cold. The system again arrives between 4 and 7. Between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m. is when we should see the steadiest of the snow falling, especially in Delaware and South Jersey. In sports this morning...

What the f*** is that? The Sixers, who have lost three games in a row, are at home tonight and will play the Toronto Raptors. The Sixers are in 11th place in the Eastern Conference, a game and a half out of the 10th and final playoff spot, while the Raptors are 16-37 and four and a half games behind the Sixers. Tip off the set for 7 o'clock.

The Flyers are off for the next week and a half as the NHL prepares for the Four Nations Tournament featuring teams from Canada, the United States, Finland, and Sweden. The NHL and NHLPA are staging the face-off, which will run from February 12th through the 20th.

Fox Sports is projecting a Super Bowl record average audience of 126 million U.S. viewers across television and streaming platforms for the Eagles' win over the Chiefs on Sunday night. This game was televised by Fox, Fox Deportes, and Telemundo and streamed on Tubi as well as the NFL's digital platforms. It would be the second straight year the Super Bowl has reached a record audience.

The Chiefs' overtime win over San Francisco last year averaged 123.7 million viewers on CBS, Nickelodeon, Univision, and streaming platforms. And we wonder why we're not moving it to Saturday. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And that's what I have. Oh, wait, no. And the Eagles are the Super

Yay! I get to say that for a year, and that's what I have for you this morning. All right, thank you very much, Kat. So a few things going on today. It's Tuesday, so we have a chance to win a $350 gift certificate from Flifting World Tattoo and Piercing. So text word tattoo to 39333 right now. You can go ahead and do that.

And we'll get a winner. That's all you have to do. We'll get a lucky person chosen by the end of the program. We also have an announcement concerning Friday coming up. We'll get to that in a little bit. And, yeah, some other things going on. So, yeah, we'll take a quick break. Come back in a second. We've got a stupid question all set to go. And a stacked entertainment report to run by you as we begin this Tuesday morning. So hang out. We'll be back in a minute.

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Thanks, Kath. We're going to give away first tip of question for a pack of tickets for the Philadelphia Fishing Show this weekend. It's at the Philadelphia or at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks. And the question that I posed Black History Month questions for the month of February. And Craig wrote this down and gave me the questions. He says for Kathy. Hmm.

Who is Teeter's boyfriend on Yellowstone? And I'll give you a hint. He's black. 215-263-WMMR. We'll take either the character's name or the actor's name. Either one works. Both is great, too. 215-263-WMMR. Who's Teeter's boyfriend on Yellowstone? Give you a hint.

He's black. Call now if you know the answer. We'll mention some birthdays today being the 11th day of February. Jennifer Aniston turns a year older. Still looking scrumptious at 56 years old. Does look damn good. I remember her all the way back to Leprechaun. Yeah. And her...

Did she do any soap opera work? Her father was a big soap opera star. I don't think she did. Okay. Yeah. Very good question. Sorry, how old did you say she was? 56. 56. Yeah. So she is, I don't know what she's up to right now. Morning show. Morning show. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Is there another episode?

Another season, yeah. Third season? I'm sorry, another season. Yeah, they sort of left things with her and Jon Hamm hanging, so you're not quite sure where that's going to go. Oh, okay, and it's not out yet, the third season, right? Okay. So happy 56 to her. Lovely actress Natalie Dormer. Oh, yeah. Is she older? Yeah, Margaery Tyrell in Game of Thrones. She's a marvel.

She has a very, very small role in Captain America, the first Avenger. That's correct. Yeah, she turns 43. She's in a pretty good horror movie about that forest in Japan. We talked to her about it. Yeah, it's pretty good. It's a pretty freaky movie. Where people go in and take their own lives. Yeah, that's right. And they kind of took a supernatural take on the whole thing. So she is 43 today. Taylor Lautner. Twilight.

And... Grown Ups 2. Yes, he's in Grown Ups 2. And Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Sharkboy and Lavagirl. He's actually a legit martial artist. Is he? Yeah. He was Taylor Swift's boyfriend. Remember, it was Tay Squared for a little bit? Yeah, Taylor and Taylor. So he is 33 today. Actor Damian Lewis. Great. I'm currently right now... I'd like to have a show that I exercise to, something I can watch regularly. And I'm watching Band of Brothers.

And he's fantastic. Band of Brothers is fantastic. I watched it a couple times. Billions, big hit for him too. He is 54 today. He's also in Dreamcatcher. That's right. And Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. That's right, yes. Plays as Steve McQueen. Tina Louise.

Ginger on Gilligan's Island. We spoke to her a year or two ago, and it was great. It was wonderful to talk to Ginger. Yes. Come on. Yeah, and she's a lot cooler with the Ginger thing than she used to be years ago. Sure. Yeah, and why not? But it seems like a lot of people go through that phase when they become...

you know, branded to a show and then they regret it for years and years and years and then later on they're like, okay. You brought people some happiness. It's pretty cool to be a part of that. So she is 91 years old, Tina Louise. Singer Brandy turns a year older. She is 46 in the 90s. She was a big hit back then. 90s, early 2000s, I guess. What was her big hit? Is it...

The Boy Is Mine is this song right now. Right, yeah. With Monica. We also have Sitting Up In My, whatever the song this is. All Up In My Shiznit. Yeah. That's what it is. Remember when Kobe took her to prom? That's right. Yes. For a senior. Yep.

He was a senior in high school. So she turns 46 today. Multi-talented Sheryl Crow is a year older as well. And she turns 63 years old. Why were we talking about her waist? We were. She is in the Willie Nelson thing. Oh, yeah. How long? Yeah, how long?

I got to introduce her virtually a couple years ago. She did an LLS benefit, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and she was the musical performance. And I was like the virtual host during the COVID times or whatever. And I got to introduce her. It was really cool. She's also in Michael Jackson's band.

For a while. Turned 63 today. Another musician. Two more musicians. Kelly Rowland, who was one-third of Destiny's Child back in the day. I always thought she was hot. Me too. Very much so. She turns 44 years old.

Then we have from Lincoln Park. It is Mike Shinoda's birthday today. Mike Shinoda. Shouldn't they do a cover? They sure should. You know, as they bring him out on stage, that's perfect. So Mike turns 48 years old today. And the band, I think they sound, I mean, you know,

It's terrible that they lost Chester, obviously, because he was such a huge part. But I think they're carrying on great with the new addition to the band. Yeah, she's excellent. So happy 48th birthday to Mike Shinoda. And last birthday I saw is pro surfer Kelly Slater. Kelly Slater. He just won, again, something big. Didn't he? That dude's amazing. Yeah.

Danny Clinch, who we had on the show not that long ago, he and Kelly are friends. And Danny posted something about him winning an international tournament. He dated Pamela Anderson briefly. I think he was on Baywatch briefly. World surf league champion a record 11 times, including five consecutive titles from 1994 to 98. I once jumped off the high dive. He is the youngest at age 20 and the oldest at age 39 to win that title.

Pretty amazing, right? So happy 53rd birthday to Kelly Slater. All right, let's see if we can find an answer to this question. Who's Teeter's boyfriend on Yellowstone? We will go to Jessica to see if we can get an answer. Hi, Jessica. Good morning. Good morning, Ed. Good morning to see you, Jessica. All right, so who is Teeter's boyfriend? Colby. That is correct. Colby!

Played by Denim Richards. What a great name, Denim. All right, hang on, Jessica. We are going to give you a four-pack of tickets for the Philadelphia auto show. Not auto show, the fishing show. We already did the auto show. Bring your car. This weekend, the Philadelphia Fishing Show at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks is back this Friday through Sunday. You can buy the best

saltwater and freshwater tackle, gear apparel, and more. So visit phillyfishingshow.com for more details. And by the way, that character, Teeter, and their relationship in the last season, it kind of, I liked what they did with it, but Teeter, you can barely understand a word that she says. Oh, really? She'll speak and like,

you just don't know what she's saying and you wait for the other character or the other person that she's on screen with to respond so that you know what she's saying. Is she like a tough gal? Is that her story? Yeah, she's one of the cowgirls. Yeah, she has a very thick...

accent or puts on a very thick accent where, you know, it's supposed to be where you can't really understand her. But her character was funny because you would, you know, you'd see that or listen to that. And, you know, it was kind of funny and she did a good job with it. But in the last season, they kind of went sentimental with her character. Okay.

Subtitles. Subtitles are your friend. Some characters are like that. I think she might have been the gal. I saw an interview recently where when she was trying out for the role, they had asked her if she had ever ridden a horse before. And she's like, oh yeah, I go way, way back. I'm a semi-champion. She'd never been on a horse. By the way, that in Hollywood is the standard. If they ask you if you can ride a horse, you say yes. Yep.

Kanye West has deactivated his ex-account after sharing a series of anti-Semitic posts on the social media site. But he activated a Nazi account. He also went after Taylor Swift at one point, apparently asking why she was shown dancing along to Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us at the Grammys. Well,

West has feuded with Swift over the years. Of course, you remember he interrupted her at the 2009 MTV Music Video Awards, claiming she didn't deserve the award for best female video. Even actor David Schwimmer has called out for the social media giant to terminate Kanye's account. He wrote, we can't stop a deranged bigot from spewing hate-filled ignorant bile, but we can stop giving him a megaphone.

So he was pretty fired up about that. But, uh, Kanye has deactivated that account. So we went to the, his commercial for easy.com and, and Nikki went on it yesterday. It's literally, is it a swastika? It's a t-shirt. Um, and, uh, yeah, that's what he was advertising. Swastika. But it's not even, you can't purchase it. You just go to it, you click it and that's it. It just makes it the picture bigger. And there, there was nothing else. When he bought that advertising, um,

Is there any accountability at Fox to be like, hey, this website goes to a Nazi t-shirt or a Nazi symbol? I don't know. Good question. You would wonder if they would follow that. Yeah. He spent the money. They cashed the check. Shouldn't they know what they're advertising? Yeah. Or he could have changed it at the last minute. Yeah, maybe. Who knows, man? Could have been succulents when they bought. Yeah. I was holding out hope that there was some...

grander message that he was just trying to get people's attention with this. Like something for Flexium. Yeah, woo doggy. Woo Nazi! Yeah, Nazi! See, they haven't considered a campaign like that. You can soften it. Jesus.

Put him in a rowboat. But no, he's out of his mind. Yeah. He's out of his mind. Fortunately, his wife is keeping the end up. This brutalized woman is horrible. I

All right. Actress Isla Fisher has spoken for the first time about her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen, calling it the most difficult thing she's ever experienced. Has she ever fought a bear? Probably not if she's saying this is the most difficult thing. The couple split in 2023 after over 20 years together and announcing their breakup with a joint statement they had shared after a long tennis match lasting over 20 years and finally putting her rackets down.

Reflecting on the separation, Fisher said, I never imagined my family being separated, but we are committed and loving parents. And she also credited her female friendships for helping her navigate the split, saying, the female relationships that I've cultivated in our business, those women have been there for me, and I'm sitting here today because of them. The timing of the divorce...

had raised some eyebrows as it came shortly after Rebel Wilson had accused Cohen of trying to, quote, bully her into silence over a chapter in her memoir that detailed her negative experience working with the Borat actor on the set of their movie Grimsby. But sources were divided on whether that controversy played a role in outing the divorce or not. Mm-hmm.

Chelsea Handler has opened up about the end of her relationship with Joe Coy. The comedian talked about her 2022 split while she appeared on the Armchair Expert podcast. And apparently the end of the relationship came down to differing expectations between the two. She had said to Dax Shepard,

I felt like it was a decision between having a relationship and being full on or choosing myself and my sanity. And sanity is an overstatement, but I would have compromised my own value system. She also added that some of the expectations around her, around being his girlfriend were to her outdated and wouldn't work for her. He wanted her to churn butter and that was not something she was prepared to do. That said, Handler says that

She learned from the relationship and she said the biggest takeaway from that relationship was I was able to be in love in a vulnerable, mature, healthy way. And that when I realized it wasn't going to work out, I was able to end it in a healthy, mature way. There's still friends. And she says he was a great relationship. It's good to realize and assess what you want out of a pairing. And then if it's not working, walk away or do the OJ thing. Well.

I'm probably not going to do that. But yeah, if you can walk away without too much emotional harm, I mean, there's going to be some, of course. Without question, breakups are... Well, breaking up is hard to do, as a man once said. Great deal, Sadak. Rob Lowe revealed this week that he may have been an inspiration for Michael Jackson. So he was on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and he said that back in the day, he had been approached by Jackson's plastic surgeon.

And he said he this is the quote from Rob. He said he said he was Michael's surgeon and he told me that Michael requested my chin.

Yeah, I can see that. I know. He does have a great chin. And apparently, that wasn't an uncommon request, though. He said, it turns out for a brief shining moment in the 80s, it was the most requested chin. Wow. It's funny because Rob Lowe played a plastic surgeon in Behind the Candelabra. That's right. Who had all this work done. Oh, my God. And he looked plastic. He looked like an android. Hilarious. Yeah.

So back to the Super Bowl. Taylor Swift is not accustomed to getting roundly booed, but at the Super Bowl, that's what happened. She was hardly seen in the television broadcast, too much to Nick's chagrin because he lost a bet. But when she was first shown on the Jumbotron, the Boo Birds chimed in and quickly showing her support tennis legend Serena Williams, who would have her own star turn during Kendall Lamar's halftime performance, was

She had apparently posted on social media before the booze even faded. She said, I love you, Taylor. Don't listen to those boo. So she just wanted to let her know she had her back. Do you think there was a sort of a tacit connection between Eagles fans and

Because there's so many of those fans. And they're just kind of responding because she's sort of the connection to Travis Kelsey. And that's part of it. I think that was part of it. And the oversaturation of the relationship. I don't think it's a commentary on. No. I think it's a fan thing. Just good-natured vilification. Well, I think that, yeah. I mean, she was pulling for Kansas City. There was an overwhelming majority of Philadelphia fans. I'm sitting here, too. All right.

Paul's upset. I'm freaking out!

She's not used to that, though. You know, he yells so loud he doesn't even need a mic. No, he doesn't. That's how loud he actually yells. I could hear him across the stadium. Ladies and gentlemen! It's crazy. All right, if you want to feel old, Leah Thompson, who most famously played Marty McFly's teen mom, Elaine Bates McFly in Back to the Future, is now a grandma. Holy hell! On Sunday, the actress shared on Instagram that her oldest daughter, Madeline Deutsch...

Welcome to baby girl. Good to each. Along with some photos of the newborn, Leah wrote, welcome to this crazy, beautiful world, little girl, Robbie June Carlisle. I'm a grandmother, friends. Such joy and happiness is singing in my heart.

Leah Thompson's daughter, the daughter, who is the actress, I forget, maybe that's her, I don't know, but is very good, very good actress. Oh, yeah? Yeah, she was in Zombieland, Double Tap, I know that sounds like, what a great acting performance. But she's done a couple of things that are really good, very funny, comedically adept like her mother. Oh, good. Yeah, and looks a lot like Leah Thompson. Always like Leah Thompson. Thompson, I mean, yeah. She seems like a, I don't know, seems like good people.

So when, here you go. When Matt James and Rachel Kirkconnell, this is a bachelor. Oh my God. I think she was the bachelor or she was a bachelorette. I don't know. I love you. When Matt James and Rachel Kirkconnell suddenly split last month. I don't think I love you. James announced it to the world in an Instagram post, a post that suddenly disappeared. The January 16 post read, and here we go. Father God. Father God.

Father God. Give us a piece about this decision to end our relationship that transcends worldly understanding, showers our friends and family with kindness and love to comfort us. It's like Simple Jack wrote this. And remind us that our joy comes from you, Lord. You make my eyes rain.

Is God on the internet? Thank you, Casey. I mean, probably is. God's everywhere. Generally, I'm not a prayer, but from what I understand, that's between you and your maker. You don't need...

You sit in a moment of quiet solitude and that's what you reflect about. You don't run right for the keyboard. You know what? Sometimes when you need to message somebody, you're like, okay, what's the quickest way to get this to that person? They're probably thinking, okay, God's probably on Instagram right now. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He may see that little live thing pop up. Slide into his DMs. Yeah. People currently following. So now fans have noticed the post has been deleted. Do they have a deity he's following? It does not mean the couple are reconciling. In fact, Kirk Connell said last week. No way. In an interview with Cosmopolitan. Dear Father God. That that ship has sailed, she said.

By the way, there is a TikToker who is an angel in heaven. Okay. She's so funny. She takes like calls and like, you know, people trying to convince them to let, you know, let her or for her to let them into heaven. It's pretty good. Okay. When asked specifically if they might get back together, the reality star said, there's just no way I'm letting them. No way. So yeah, she says no way.

Lisa Rinna and husband Harry Hamlin are jumping on the podcast train. It's called Let's Not Talk About the Husband and it will premiere this Friday. I like him a lot. I do like her. I like their dynamic. I like that he is forever rolling his eyes at her reality stuff.

So that might be good. Steve, and she doesn't care. She knows that her lips are giant and that she's had plastic surgery. She's got a rock and bob though, yeah. And she likes to show it off. She'll get almost naked. Yeah, and she just doesn't care what other people think.

And we had him here in the studio. Terrific. He was great. He was great. So anyhow, in a joint statement, the couple said, we are so excited to join the Dear Media family and finally bring this podcast to life. After 30 plus years together, some more fabulous than others. We've seen a lot and we're ready to dish on everything from marriage and family to friendships, business and fame.

In case you're wondering about the odd title, which is, once again, Let's Not Talk About the Husband is the title of the podcast itself. So it happened from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and the famous, and I'm sure you remember, Steve, the Amsterdam episode. Oh, my God. That's the one episode I keep on my DVR. From season five, where Renna lunges at co-star Kim Richards after making false accusations about her marriage.

Let's Not Talk About the Husband will premiere new episodes every Friday. Second favorite is the sauerkraut episode. Sauerkraut.

Amsterdam. Damn! Come on. So, with the character of Kang looming larger in the Marvel Universe, and with Jonathan Harris dismissed from the role over his recent legal issue, the name Coleman Domingo has bubbled up as a possible successor. The Sing Sing and Euphoria actor has seen his star rising over the last few years, so the question is...

Could Kang now be played by Domingo? And the rumors ramped up on social media so much that Coleman approached Marvel to see if they knew something he didn't. He said, so we did a follow-up with a sit-down meeting with the heads of Marvel and we talked openly about the landscape of Marvel.

or even the Kang rumors. Ultimately, though, Domingo says that it is not for him. He said, something didn't feel right to me. Like, oh, would I replace someone? No, I want to build something from the ground up that's my own. I think they should introduce a character named Coleman Domingo. And, you know, this would be a likely transition for him because he is warned to play that role. To be honest, in the broad...

Roll out of Kang. I didn't find him all that impressive in the actual comic books he is. But, I mean, his introduction in Quantumania, really to give him a big turn, wasn't that good. I didn't find him threat level. You know who was a really good...

The villain in the third Guardians movie, the guy who he has Thanos like, I'm going to make things better. Right. And Kang just didn't work for me. Sorry, I'm reading a little bit about Coleman Domingo. He's from Philadelphia. Yes, he is. That's awesome. Do we know him?

No. We got to know him from that Rustin movie, which he was nominated for last year, the year before, which is based on another person from Philadelphia, Rustin High School out in Westchester. He's named after Rustin. Oh, yeah. And so Coleman Domingo played that guy, but he played somebody who was also from Philadelphia, and he's a Temple grad. Nice. And he invented the cheesesteak. Wow. Yeah, it's pretty amazing. Little known fact. Yeah. Or not. Probably.

Tom Cruise revealed to Empire Magazine that he struggled with carbon dioxide buildup while he was filming an underwater scene from Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning. The sequence shot in an 8.5 milliliter rotating water tank. But I'm good now. Required Tom to wear a special suit and mask that he could only wear for 10 minutes at a time for risking hypoxia, basically not having enough oxygen in your body tissue.

He said, I'm breathing in my own carbon dioxide. It builds up the body, in the body, and affects the muscles. And you have to overcome all of that while you're doing it and be present. And if that weren't enough, he previously shared that he apparently passed out multiple times while filming a totally different stunt for the movie, which had him dangling off an airplane that was flying at speeds of over 120 miles per hour. You saw the upcoming attractions for the second film, right? The one that's the new Mission Impossible? Yeah.

Was it on the Super Bowl? Yeah, yeah. I saw a little bit of it. The guy, he does it all the time. He brings it. So many of these are practical effects. Mission Impossible Final Reckoning hits theaters on May 23rd. By the way, the first part of this was really good. I think what happened was it came on the heels of Maverick, and people might have been Tom Cruise-ed out at that point.

Uh, so, but if you get a chance, watch the, it's going to have to rewatch. Yeah. It's a two part and it's really, uh, really terrific. I honestly think these movies get better and better as they go on, uh, the mission impossible movies. I'm excited for the last one. Um, and, uh, I have a running bet with my wife. I think Ethan Hunt dies in this. I think you're right. I've heard a lot of that speculation and I think, um, he said it's his last one. And, uh, and so, but she does, she feels like, uh, they're going to, uh, do to him what, uh,

Marvel has done to Hugh Jackman and make him come back until he's 90 and keep making these movies over and over again. I don't think he dies. I don't think it happens. I think you think he dies and at the last second, you know. I think they surgically alter him and he goes on doing the same stuff but as Les Grossman. All right. Casey, I'm doing real well with bets lately, so maybe you can take that bet.

Speaking of, where's my champagne? I haven't been in a liquor store yet. It's not even Tuesday. So Anthony Mack is making his big screen debut as Captain America in Captain America Brave New World. But he is leaving part of his old suit behind. He said in an interview, I told them...

I was never wearing that again, dude. He was referring to the half helmet from his super suit in the Falcon and the Winter Soldier series. It looked really uncomfortable. The suit change comes as Maggie's character Sam Wilson fully steps into the Captain America role, a journey that began when Steve Rogers passed him the shield in Avengers Endgame. Maggie, who first joined the MCU in 2014 as Captain America in Winter Soldier, said the original helmet was, quote, my worst nightmare. He said because with the heat, the sweat, the fogged up glasses, it was impossible.

So Brave New World is soaring into theaters this Friday, February 14th. Daisy Ridley is gearing up to return as Rey in the upcoming Star Wars sequel, New Jedi Order, and is feeling optimistic about the script. She said, I have not read the latest script, but I know what's happening and I know the story. And I think what feels really good is that George is a phenomenal writer. That's George Nolfi.

I thought that was a character, like a Star Wars character named George. I thought you were talking about George Lucas. The newest installment to the Star Wars franchise is set to take place after the events for Ridley's trilogy that ended with Star Wars Rise of Skywalker. And reflecting on the films being panned by critics and fans alike on the Happy, Sad, Confused podcast, she said...

It's still upsetting, but The Last Jedi was so divisive. Despite the highs and lows, Ridley remains excited for the future. And added, I think it will be worthwhile for everyone watching it. And I'm very excited. In retrospect, my favorite movie of that cluster, and it was not really part of that cluster, was Rogue One. I don't think it was Daisy Ridley's fault that the movies were less than what we were hoping for. So let's...

Maybe they can right the ship. All right, two more quick nerdy things here. Daredevil Born Again will be darker and more violent than the Netflix series. Yeah!

In a new interview for Empire Magazine, the level of violence, he said, is way up there for a Marvel Disney show. And he added that one moment is way past anything Netflix ever did, he said. Vincent D'Onofrio, of course, returning as Kingpin, agrees. He said, we've gone further in the darkness, the action, the nastiness. I mean, remember, he decapitated a guy with a car door. The show begins with Daredevil and Fisk in a weak truce, avoiding their usual cycle of fights, but that truce is tested.

And he said, Scardapain said, this dynamic is way more tense. We spend the next eight episodes throwing rocks at it. Daredevil Born Again is set to hit Disney Plus on March 4th. So I virtually never go back and re-watch a series. I watch a couple of episodes, but I've re-watched all of Daredevil. I'm currently halfway through season three in preparation for it because I love it so good.

All right, and then finally, great news on the Stranger Things front. We're coming up on three years since season four of the hit Netflix series premiered. And we've heard that season five, which will wrap up the show, is coming this year. And now comes confirmation from the Duffer brothers, the creators, that not only will we see it this year, things are ahead of schedule as of now. Ross Duffer told the audience at the SCAD TV Fest,

It's going well. We're actually ahead of schedule, which is rare for us. And season five will consist of eight episodes. No word yet on whether we will get them spread out or all at once. And we'll see, Mr. Duffer said. I will say that it's coming this year and we're definitely on target. Very exciting. Very exciting. And apparently all these episodes are going to be virtually movie length. Yeah. Yeah. They're going to be at least over an hour long. Some of them an hour and a half, maybe even longer than that. So that's...

Awesome. All right, we're ready for the clips. So the hunting party follows a small team of investigators who are assembled to track down and capture the most dangerous killers who have just escaped from a top secret prison. And in this clip, Melissa Roxburgh talks about what she liked in the script to screen process. I liked the criminal profiling aspect. I'm super nosy about the way other people

people's brains works and so that was super fun to dive into. And yeah, I feel like each episode moving forward has just left me with, I really actually do want to know what happens to the pit. I don't think I want to see it. The Hunting Party is on NBC. One more clip. St. Dennis Medical follows an underfunded, understaffed hospital where the doctors and nurses try their best to treat patients while maintaining their own sanity. And in this clip, David Allen Greer

describes his character with help of Allison Tolman and Wendy McClendon Covey. I'm a bad virus. I'm a rash that you just can't get out. You think it's under control, but it's not. Eczema? Actual eczema, absolutely. Oh, acute? Because you are so cute. Look at him. I'm acute disease. Oh, I'm going to piss myself. It's not funny.

A new episode of St. Dennis Medical will air tonight on NBC. It is actually pretty good. All right. That's what I have in the entertainment report this morning. Tattoo's date. Text word tattoo 39333. You might win yourself a floating world tattoo and piercing gift certificate worth 350 bucks for your Preston and Steve show themed tattoo. We're going to take a break. We'll be back in a moment. We're going to make an announcement when we get back. So hang tight. Stay with us.

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There's an event coming up on Friday in the city of Philadelphia, and we are just officially announcing that we, the Preston and Steve Show, will be broadcasting live from the Eagles Parade. And we will be at

Our broadcast partner location, the Cambria Hotel of Philadelphia. And that's 219 South Broad Street. So 219 South Broad Street. It's about broad and spruce, between spruce or locust and walnut. That's a great location, man. Unbelievable. We'll be right along.

Broad Street, right along the parade. Yeah, we're on the route and we're going to be just, I think there's a balcony right above. So we'll be able to catch live visuals and carry that on the air for those who can't make it or who are listening along while they're there. And the hotel itself looks really cool. Yeah, so we're excited for that. We, you know, seven years ago did a live broadcast and just had a ball and lots of great people stopped by. Oh, and Pierre Robert.

Yes, is going to carry on after us. And he is going to broadcast from the Cambria. I love it. I love it. Yeah. Kath, you had all the details on the parade. What time does it start? So they haven't released that. They're releasing it today. They're having an 11 a.m. press conference. You know, of course, people are speculating. Same thing like we did yesterday. Like parade is Friday. They didn't officially announce that it was Friday until later in the afternoon. So today at 11, they're going to give a timeline, the exact parade route and any other event.

Okay. And while we are there, though, up on that balcony, if you happen to be in that general vicinity, you want to cast your eyes up because we will have a bird bot with us. Yes. While we are there. But we don't have bird bot yet. So I think it might be a good time to talk to our bird bot steward. We have Helen who is on the line with us right now. Hi, Helen. Good morning.

Good morning, guys. You rock. Good morning to you, too. Okay, so, yes, we just made the announcement of broadcasting from...

Cambria Hotel at the parade. We are going to need BirdBot. We have not gotten BirdBot from you. Where are you? Are you guys back? When did you get back, if you are? So we got back at 2 o'clock in the morning. BirdBot was the first person to come into my home. He is sitting here and he cannot wait to see you guys. He's so excited to tell you about his trip.

And I looked at it a little bit closer, Helen, at a picture. BirdBot is like, there are countless signatures on BirdBot 2.0 all over him. Guys, my boyfriend bought me this Super Bowl ticket for our anniversary. He made a cart with the stand that I am donating to you guys to keep going on with your journey.

Thank you. Well, it looked like people were signing the cart too, right? There's thousands of signatures on here. It's amazing. It's amazing. We love it. We love it. So we're going to have to arrange for a BirdBot pickup. I think Casey is interested in maybe doing that, right? Well, especially if you're working today because I would love to come and grab pizza. Yeah, I knew. He wants to pick up some of the pizza there. Pizzeria Vetri. Yes. In Devon, right? It's good stuff. Pizza's for everybody.

Are you working today, Helen? Yes, sir. I am working. Okay. Wow. Got in at two and then you're working. Wow. That's a make Casey a pizza. Yeah. What time are you working on adrenaline? Yeah. No. What time are you working? I'll drop by today.

I'm working at 11 o'clock. I'll be there probably 11 to 2. Okay. And keep in mind, if you want to see BirdBot before we grab him, you can swing by Pizzeria Vetri and meet Helen, too, and BirdBot will be there. Absolutely. I have markers. So, guys, you want me to bring the cart and the board that you guys can take him? It will save your life. Okay. Yeah, bring everything. Yeah. In case you have enough room to, you should. I mean, if the cart...

breaks down, then yes, I have room. Casey boy, I'm going to hook you up. I'm going to break it down. I'm going to show you what to do. And it was the most clever thing that Bill could have ever done. All right. We love it. All right. Excellent. All right, Helen, we love you. Go get some rest and we'll pick up Bird Bot later on. All right. I'll wait at work for you until you get there. All right. Tell Wyatt to have a pizza ready for me.

All right. Thank you, Helen. Birdbot is coming home to Ruth. Yes. And he will be perched upon that balcony at the Cambria Hotel for the parade on Friday. And we hope that, you know, if you're going to be in attendance, you'll come by and wave and say hello. And we'd love to at least...

Make eye contact with you. We don't know exactly all the specifics of what's going to be happening in Access or whatever. We know right now it seems like we won't be so high that we can't see you and call to you. It's only second floor. Only second floor, yeah. And Eric Simon, our promotions director, did say yesterday, Steve, that the hotel itself is not open to the public or whatever. So if you have a room there, obviously you can stay there. But Kathy mentioned this earlier. I was looking into hotel rooms yesterday in the city and...

There aren't any to find. That's what I thought. When we started looking yesterday, I'm like, I'll bet they're just gone. Look at what happened in New Orleans. Look at the ability and the desire of Eagles fans and fans of this team to travel to

obvious is on display here. And you have people within your family who are coming in from all over the place to be a part of it. So yes, no doubt everything's sold out. I booked a room for Wednesday night last week.

And then I was watching the Super Bowl celebrations and I heard them say on Fox 29 that the parade is going to be on Friday. I had until midnight on Sunday to cancel that reservation for Wednesday. I canceled at 1159 and then immediately ran in a room for Thursday night.

So I did the same thing. On Sunday, I had a room for Wednesday night, but then I didn't hear until yesterday that it was going to be Friday. So when I went to change it, they were like, yeah, nothing's going to happen. I'm taking the Friday thing. A lot of people are going to have off Monday, right, for President's Day. So it makes sense. Even having the next day off is fantastic. The fact that you don't have to...

We won't have to get up and do a show the next day. Because years ago, listen, and we all agree, it was one of the greatest days of our collective lives to be a part of that event, to be down there with that sea of humanity and just having a great time. But we had to do a show the next day. It was a mother effort. We were really, really high up too, so I'm excited about being a little bit lower. I bought some beads yesterday. So I'm going to toss some beads out to people. And Vienna sausages. Those are going right here in my belly.

All right. You never know. You never know what you might get off my VNSO. Come on, man. So anyhow, make plans to to come by wave. Say hello. We'd love to, you know, interact with you while we are at the Cambria Hotel to 19 South Broad Street.

Broadcast live on Friday. And you sent over the article about the, I don't know if you're going to talk about it, but the school situation? I know that they're planning on closing schools in the city, right, Kathy? Philadelphia School District? Yeah, I don't think they've made the official announcement, but yeah, I think that's the plan is that Philadelphia schools will be closed. Yeah, there's an article in the Enquirer suggesting that that's what they're going to do. But they haven't made the official announcement yet, but yeah, more than likely they're going to. They've done it in the past.

Yeah. They did it last time. I never had my school never closed for anything. If my school had blown up, it still wouldn't have closed. No, we had the only time I went to a victory parade outside of this city was the Cardinals won the World Series and my parents came and picked me up at school. I didn't even know. I didn't know. I'm like, I got an announcement to come to the office and they're like, we're here. We're going to the parade. I'm like, you're kidding me. That's how amazing. It was incredible. That memory of your parents.

yanking your ass out of school, which is, you know, it's almost like they're being bad too. Well, and as an adult, you got to go to the blues parade a couple of years ago. Yeah. Yeah. And that was on a Saturday, I think, right? Cause it was blood drive day. Yep. Uh, yeah, it was on a day where I had to, I had to take off. Okay. Yeah. But, um, we get to do it on a Friday morning. Yes. This Friday. And the weather's looking good. It's looking pretty good. It's going to be a little chilly, but it's, uh, it should be sunshine and nice. Uh,

By the way, in tandem to this, we were talking yesterday. A lot of people were about Anne Hathaway being at the Super Bowl and being an Eagles fan. The Inquirer did an article Steve sent over to me about breaking that down and what the history was. Yes. We had a few texts coming in saying that she had ties with her family, but there's a little bit more about it. So she is kind of, according to the Inquirer, ancestrally a sort of Philly royalty. Right.

Her maternal grandfather, Joe McCauley, was one of Philadelphia's most celebrated radio personalities. That was from 1941 to 1968. Yeah, I wasn't familiar with him. I never heard the name. McCauley's nickname was the Morning Mayor. And he was a WIPAM jockey who had the likes of Frank Sinatra calling to his show. Ha ha ha!

And in 1999, Macaulay was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers Philadelphia's Hall of Fame. And I think that we're, yeah, I'm looking, I'm actually looking at our plaque right now. In that very same hall. Well, then are we family? We're kind of related. Anne Hathaway? Yes, since we're in the Hall of Fame together with the morning mayor, Joe Macaulay. Macaulay's daughter and Anne's mother, Kate Macaulay.

was an actor and she was born in Philadelphia and grew up summering in Cape May. And Kate had said that to Cape May Magazine in 2019, she said, one summer, someone told me, told my mother, this is according to Anne, told my mother that Cape May Playhouse was looking for a little girl to be in their production of South Pacific. She said, when I heard this role, I rode my own bicycle down there and I said, I hear you need a little girl for South Pacific. And every summer, she'd go to the Playhouse and

and get roles and it just never stops. So she was a local actress. Yes. Again, you know, I've been a fan. I mean, she did a great job as Catwoman, but this skips her up many levels. Kathy, you had Beach Plum Farm on one of your activities list at one point, right? Yeah. Yeah. So apparently Anne Hathaway still loves to vacation in Cape May and one of the places that she stays when she goes there is this place called Beach Plum Farm, which is in Cape May Point. It's a really cool spot and they have places on that property where you can stay and

And apparently Anne Hathaway loves staying there. How about that? Yeah. Nice. And yesterday we talked about Elizabeth Banks, by the way. And she was wearing an Eagles hat the other night. I had forgotten she went to Penn. So she has Philly connections too. Oh, wow. Okay. So not just...

Right. ...movie that she was in because somebody had texted in that might be her tie... Yeah. ...to the Eagles. But, yeah, she went to Penn, huh? Totally forgot about that. Wow. Okay. So, lots of good tie-ins. And then another thing that's interesting concerning all things Eagles...

Saquon Barkley just upgraded his home. He went from living in a 6,900 square foot property in Montville, New Jersey to a 10,000 plus square foot home in Malvern. He sold his five bedroom, seven bathroom home in the Garden State area.

in July for $3.1 million and purchased his new six-bedroom, nine-bathroom residence in the Keystone Estate under an LLC for $3.9 million. It's gorgeous, by the way. The new place is amazing. But only $3.9 million for that house on that amount of property? Yeah. That's pretty good. And in that area, too. It was built in 2017. The new house sits over five acres of land.

For comparison, this old property was only two acres of land. And he has two kids and his fiancée and a condom that are going to reside there. I think his fiancée is a Penn State girl, too. I think they've been together for a while. Look at that. Yeah, and his kids, I believe, are going to go to the same school that I went to when I was a kid, growing up in a TE school district, Terry Daphne Sound, because I've heard that he likes hanging out in a few different spots where I used to go when I was a kid.

If you ever are over there for a stay, Nick, make sure you ask about the water filtration system they have and the three fireplaces and crow moldings throughout the home. They listed the water filtration system. They also have a first floor in-law au pair suite and two laundry rooms. Yes, Kathy. Imagine having filtered water. And

And the master suite has automated Kohler bidet toilets. All right. Custom closets and luxurious master bath adorned with marble tile. You know what I take that huge, not a driveway, a drive circle. Circle. I saw that. Yeah. You know what? And they, I saw a picture of him and his family and it must've been extended family too. There were other people in the photo, but they all just look so young. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, he's only 26 years old. Yeah. Yeah.

Pegged as the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, an oversized walk-in pantry, and the basement has been turned into an entertainment hub and features a custom-owned theater, an outfitted gym, and walk-in

Knockout access to the saltwater pool. I'm glad that he's in Malvern. I love this residing in the area. I don't for the longest time. It seems that that's now they're going against that grain. But it used to be work here, live somewhere else. And now, at least to my thinking, a predominant amount of the athletes that you pay to see are in the area. Mm hmm.

Outdoor amenities have been described as a resort like Oasis featuring the expansive pool, a hot tub, outdoor kitchens, and manicured lawns and gardens. And they got a pool table too. So, yeah, he's doing all right. As well he should. In case you were concerned. Yeah. I was a little worried. He's doing okay. How's he making ends meet these days? I want to find out exactly where it is and drive past it. Yes, I'm sure. Hey, say go on. Yeah.

We used to do that all the time. We found out where Darren Dalton lived. We would do drive-bys past his house all the time. Casey, Mike Schmidt lived on Springton Lake. Mike Schmidt signed a $2.1 million contract in the mid-'80s, which was, I think, the largest sports contract in the world.

the country at the time. And so when he bought that house on the reservoir, I knew where it was and I was like, this is the coolest thing ever. Dude, I know it's not like that, like reminiscing going, but when I was just in Florida a few weeks ago, I drove by Ryan Howard's old home. Oh my God. It's

sprawling. Oh my God. Insane. Yeah, it was ridiculous. There was this giant silver statue of a golfer in front of him. I'm like, that's got to be a pro golfer that lives there. And then we looked up the address. Noah's right. If you want to see something, check out the Austrian castle owned by Clint Howard. That is amazing. Shut up.

But press that house in particular, the Ryan Howard one. I remember driving past it as it was being I don't know if it was being constructed or if it was just being renovated or whatever. But we drove past that many, many times. And you remember there being port-a-pots in the front.

Oh, really? Yeah, they've come a long way. We're looking at a picture of it, and they had a huge picture of his face installed on the front of it. No, no, no. That's an insert. Oh, I'm sorry. No, Steve. That's not an actual billboard of his face on the side of the house. Look at the pool. Look how it goes underneath the house. It's amazing. Do you see that? Yeah. It can swim under. Oh, that's amazing. If you had to go to the bathroom, you could jump in the pool, swim to the bathroom. Yeah. It'd be amazing. Man.

Any other famous, Kathy, were there any famous people whose houses you used to drive by? Uh, no, I wasn't creepy like you guys. Oh, wow. That's all you did? Uh, I don't... Come on. Over the years, I've heard rumors of famous people that lived in my area, in Harleysville, and no, it never happened. Like, uh, supposedly, uh,

Tim McGraw and what, Faith Hilton, that is why. Yeah, because he's got Philly ties. Yeah, there was rumors that they had a house out towards Spring Mountain and we would drive by and go, well, maybe that's it. No, no. My brother bought one of Terrence Howard's houses. That's the closest to it, but I didn't drive by until my brother bought it. And then I was like, oh, that's cool. What did it work for as a realtor?

Your brother? Yeah. He bought it for himself. I got you. Didn't Bert Convey's accountant live in your neighborhood? Do you know who Bert Convey is? No. Okay. Do you know where Brother Cooper lives, Kath? Oh, yeah. I know where his property is. I haven't driven by it. And apparently Taylor Swift as well is not far from him. It's north of New Hope-ish? It is, yes. It's in, oh, what's the, I forget the town. So a friend of mine, hmm.

I don't know if I should. Never mind. I'm not going to say that. Is his lover? No, no, no. They work in an industry where they're high, and they didn't get the job for the Taylor Swift house, and they're pretty upset about it. Okay. Speaking of Taylor Swift, I used to drive by Jason Kelsey's house all the time. My son's friend lived around the corner, but now they all have licenses, so I have no reason to drive past his house. I do want to know where... I would like to know where they are in Sea Isle. I might swing by. Swing on by? How about in the cab where you can do the karaoke? Uh-huh.

Invite them on a car star karaoke. Yeah, I think if I knew where they lived at the shore, I might swing by. Matt Cord's niece and nephew, they figured it out. Oh, they did? Yeah, they figured it out and they went by, so I could probably ask them. So if you're new to the show, Bradley Cooper, we play this game where he...

never contacts us and never tells us where he lives. It's actually cute. It's very funny. If you know Bradley, you know it's fun. Tell him you know about the game. He loves it. It's so funny. He will crack up. Never communicates and never lets us know where he lives. I thought that people in my neighborhood found out where I lived and I felt like I had started to become a target. We got...

We got mischief nighted this past year. And you're talking about driving past... Driving past somebody's house and vandalizing are two different things.

We just drove here. We didn't even yell out the car window at Darren Dawson's house. What was the mischief? The caution tape tied up against things. The only thing that really, really sucked is that they tied the caution tape from my mom's side view mirror to a basketball hoop, which, I mean, ultimately, the tape probably would have just snapped in half, but just on the off chance that it would have knocked it over. Oh, dragged down the, yeah. Yeah.

Maybe. So did any other house get the treatment? Not that I know of. All right. And none of your son's friends? No, I don't think so. Okay. By the way, I forgot about this. Somebody texted in and says, Bill Cosby used to live right by Preston for a while. That's right. Oh, yeah. Forget it. Did you ever drive by?

Every now and then. Where was his actual house? It's hard to miss. Where was his actual house? Elkins Park. Yeah, Elkins Park. Not the prison. No, not at Graterford. Not at Graterford. What does Graterford refer to as now? It is Phoenix SCI. Yeah, State Correctional Institution. Sounds like a TV show. I know, doesn't it, Marissa? Do you guys remember when M. Night Shyamalan lived next to Allen Iverson? Oh, yeah. All of that controversy. Yeah. So there were like news crews planted outside of Allen Iverson's house.

And then M Night was right next door. When I was a Gladman firefighter, they were all in the same neighborhood. So it was right there. Because we used to drive by that. And also Joe Biden's house in Rehoboth.

You could ride your bike past it, but if he's not there, so we rode our bikes past, and then we kind of did a lap, and then by the second lap, Secret Service comes out, and they're like, all right, move along. Yeah, beat it. You can tell he wasn't there because they weren't overly cautious, but after we waited too long, Steve, it was close to that. No, they don't like the hanging, the loitering. It's not something they approve of.

Speaking of the super famous, and I've never been to Graceland, and I know it's a little underwhelming because you expected this gigantic mansion, but it's not. Yeah, I have. It's not lost on you, but it is a little underwhelming. Yeah, it's a home that Elvis loved. I saw this story, which is really wild, about Elvis.

And in his tragically short life, yet heroic, heroic, heroic, I'm trying to say. It's a hard one, man. I can't even say it. There were many things, he was many things to many people. And a new book argues that Elvis...

But Elvis, whose looks, voice, and charisma changed so much more than music, was one thing further. He was the world's greatest occult magician. That's right, man. According to a book, according to Miguel Conner, he said he was a... Who wants to see a demon, man? Look out! He was a multifaceted seeker, and he became obsessed with...

The king after a... Go out in Satan, can you whip me up one of those fried dinner sandwiches? He became obsessed with the king after an ayahuasca ceremony. Is that how you say that? Ayahuasca? Ayahuasca. I had heard rumors that he'd done that. Oh, wow. So ayahuasca is the psychoactive drink. It's often used in like cleansing rituals. And he said somebody who sought the larger questions of life, Elvis, he was a man of

prophecy of experience. And he said, my thesis is that he was the greatest magician ever

In Western civilization. Since my demon left me, I entered the bowels of hell. I can't get rid of this sulfur smell. It's in hell. I want it in a sandwich, baby. Isn't that what that Netflix show was based off of? The Ayahuasca, the nine strangers or twelve strangers? Oh, yes. Seven perfect strangers. Not Elvis. Just microdosing and stuff like that. This is my

I'm in the bounds of hell. That's right, man. You guys all know Spawn. So... Rakadakazooka! That's right, man. Rakadakazooka! Who wants to float on the river Styx, man?

Go see them little demons. So, Connor makes this argument in the book called... It's an incubus, man. It's called The Occult Elvis, The Mystical and Magical Life of the King. And it's a book that gathers material from sources including Priscilla Presley. Lay off of my cloven hooves. Also, the clique of Presley's associates known as the Memphis Mafia and spiritual advisors such as his personal hairstylist and guru, Larry Geller. Oh.

There was a time, and this might jibe chronologically, where cultism...

was a big thing. Fashionable. Very fashionable. Sammy Davis Jr. Jane Mansfield. A lot of Hollywood was involved in that. Yeah. Aleister Crowley was one of the people that started that type of thing. So there's a song from Ozzy called Mr. Crowley that's about that. So... Mr. Furley. Mr. Furley. Always wearing ascots. Oh my God.

I got you. Mr. Crowley. Yeah. You got to have that, please. Yeah, thank you. It's a new landlady town. So Connor makes the argument in the book and Elvis's spiritual life has been examined elsewhere in books such as David Rosen's The Tao of Elvis.

And Elvis Between the Lines. Oh, I wanted you to keep that going. Okay. We'll have a man. Elvis Between the Lines. His quest for higher consciousness as told through his notes. Gary Tillery said Elvis read over a thousand books about different facets of New Age spirituality. He was very serious about it. He wanted to leave music at one point and start his own commune.

and bring young people into this new age of spirituality through Kriya Yoga. So, wow, so...

He was experimenting with all that. He had been religious. Yeah, well, here's a little bit of background on that. Yeah, yeah. So his parents were Pentecostal. They met through Pentecostalism, which with its emphasis on direct communication with God via faith healing and rhythmic dancing influenced musicians from Presley to Little Richard to B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and others. Mr. Trolley! Yes.

Making things difficult for Jack.

He said rock music was never just a form of entertainment. It was a sort of shamanistic spirituality. He said these guys were all Pentecostals and they were hated in the 1950s. Other Christians were saying you're mixing sex and Jesus a little too closely. So if you watch the Austin Butler Elvis movie, they do a depiction. It's obviously highly exaggerated, but his first taste of that kind of fantasy

fervent religious observance. They depict a scene of him literally being possessed as a little boy, like standing in the room and shaking. Speaking in tongues, things like that. Exactly, yeah. Yeah.

It wasn't until almost a decade after Elvis began his career that an appointment with a celebrity hairdresser, this guy Geller, Larry Geller, who I mentioned, caused his spiritual life to rocket off. He said after a styling session, the two supposedly struck up a lengthy conversation about philosophy and matters of the spirit, prompting Elvis to study Eastern and Western esoterica. From a hairstylist? From numerology to meditation, yeah.

Geller said the singer spoke to him about telepathic visions he had with aliens. That's great, man. Just cut my hair. This is when he was eight. No, this is Elvis saying this. Oh, okay. Elvis had telepathic visions that he had with aliens when he was eight, including one featuring a future Elvis in a white jumpsuit. Okay. I'm a cyborg, Elvis, man. I was sent to the future to kill your mama. He eventually... But if you kill my mama, you're killing me.

I don't make the rules, boy. But he eventually went on to, you know, have that white jumpsuit. Come with me if you want an air sandwich. He saw it in a vision. How? Yeah. And this happens a lot. And we talked about, like, the heir to the Seagram's fortune who became part of the NXIVM cult. When you have...

That amount of wealth, and you have that amount of people around you whose only job is to say yes, you can sometimes meander off into things. Well, sometimes you're searching for something. You're searching for something, yeah. You already have all of this that life has given you, and it's yours for the taking. What's the meaning? Exactly. So you may be searching for something more. Where is Waldo? Therefore, reaching out, and all of a sudden, Larry the hairstylist...

Wack-a-dack-a-doodle. Wack-a-dack-a-doodle. There you go, man. I'm putting you on the river Styx. You're going to see the dark side, man.

Prepare to meet the right, the ascotted one, Mr. Furley. That's right, man. Look at that. Meet you down at the Regal Beaver. Elvis would take hundreds of books on tour, cloistering himself away. I had a couple of cloisters for dinner. Those are oysters. It's half a million cloisters. Half a million cloisters cried out.

So he would cloister himself away to... Don't clam up on me, Cloister. To annotate works such as Khalil Gibran's... Oh, Khalil Gibran. Okay. Yeah. What's his story? Correct me if I'm wrong, he's a Celtic philosopher? It says, uh, Sufism-tinged collectible... The hell is that? ...of fables. I got that from a dirty woman once. What's his last name? An unclean woman. Sufism.

No, it's Sulfism. It's spelled G-I-B-R-A-N. The Prophet Gilbran is what I know him as. There's an L in there? It says G-I-B-R-A-N. I don't know, man. Khalil Gibran.

We haven't had any luck with that, Nick. Nick's looking it up. He came up with a guy named Abe Gibran, who was a football player. That's right, man, and a philosopher. Maybe it is Gilbran, Nick. Maybe they misspelled it in this. It also led me to Gibroni, which is an interesting version. The prophet Gibroni? Yeah. Okay, it's up on the Lebanese American writer, poet, and visual artist.

Khalil Gibran. Okay, all right. Then that's a different one. All right. Lebanese, American writer, poet, and visual artist. So that's a different guy. Yes, at least I believe. What the hell do I know, man? The singer pondered...

metaphysical existential questions and carefully read the works of mystics. And according to Tillery, the author, he said he considered himself a faith healer. And he recalls being amazed when he learned to the extent of Elvis' spiritual life. The writer heard one story about a friend of Elvis who had been in a motorcycle accident and was now in the hospital dealing with excruciating pain. Elvis visited him and spent 30 minutes waving his hands over the guy's back.

Cluster. What the hell are you saying? All right, now. In the lights. The hallowed one, the furly, will be arriving. There he is. He's rocking that caboodle.

He spent 30 minutes waving his hands over the guy's back. I'm tired. And he said it was amazing. My arms are super fat now. He said the pain was almost all gone. He hadn't had any relief for two weeks. Almost don't care, man. Elvis was not public about his spiritual inclinations, but nor did he hide them. He was ahead of the hippies, said Connor, and traveled everywhere.

to an ashram or spiritual retreat in Mount Washington, New Hampshire to hasten his spiritual evolution. Look at this, man. I can see my hat. He practiced martial arts, in particular karate. Yeah! Rock-a-dack-a-noo-zoo! Yeah! Some of my favorite footage, it's in This Is Elvis' hymn.

He really was. He practiced, but in his larger days, he was Seagal-esque. Yeah, when you see him training, they're clearly letting him hit him and hit them and throw him. I think there were only two kinds of people that knew karate. Yeah, that's right. The Chinese and the king. And I'm one of them. Yeah, one of them is me.

So he became a black belt and an instructor. Not only did he meditate, Connor said, but he would read Tibetan Buddhist incantations. I don't understand any of this, man. On stage, he wore an ankh, the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol for life.

Later, when he became interested in Jewish mysticism and Kabbalah long before Madonna, he wore a chai pendant. I think it was Kabbalah before Madonna. I don't know if that's how you pronounce it or not. Might be a chai pendant. I'm not sure. Along with his cross, once joking that, quote, he didn't want to be left out of heaven on a technicality.

This is interesting. I'd heard sort of ruminations about this and flirting with this stuff. I didn't know that he was that much into it. That's according to this author, and it's quite possible. But he said he's talked to Scylla and some of the others of the Memphis Mafia that said, yeah, Elvis was way into that and would say, lackadackadoodle, all that stuff. All right.

So I thought that was kind of interesting. Yeah, I could see that. And there was that time... Jane Mansfield, I don't know if anyone remembers who Jane Mansfield was, but Jane Mansfield was very much into this attending satanic rituals. In Hollywood, it was a big thing. It was a passing fad. Yeah, yeah. But she was...

quite associated with the satanic church. So the book is called The Occult Elvis, The Mystical and Magical Life of the King, if you are fascinated by stuff like that. In parentheses, rack-a-dack-a-doozle. Rack-a-dack-a-doozle is the underscore name. Like this, Preston. Yeah. So anyhow, I thought you'd find that interesting. We need to take a break, but before we break, I want to reiterate the information that we announced earlier this morning. We, the Preston and Steve Show, will be broadcasting live...

From the parade, the Super Bowl parade on Friday in celebration of the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. We are going to be at the Cambria Hotel. Yeah. Which is 219 South Broad Street between Locust and Walnut. Right on Broad Street. Right on the parade route.

We're going to be one floor up. We're going to be like on the second story. So we'll be able to have a great shot and be able to convey everything that we see and hear while it's going on. Don't think you can have the parade. During the parade and before the parade. There's a lot going on before the parade, too. Yeah. Yeah, we're going to be in advance for a little. It was like it was last time. You know, remember last time what they did is they played back the audio and video of the Super Bowl victory. So they'll do it again. Yeah. Yep. All right. So just a heads up on that. Yes, Case? I watched it yesterday. Okay.

The Super Bowl. I watched it again yesterday. I will watch that on a loop, I think, for the rest of the year. Nice. We're going to take a break, come back in a second. We've got some bizarre file stories to share with you. And then later on this morning, Ashley, if you are going to the parade, we are going to get parade safety tips. Yes. This morning from the chief of police, Laura Marion Township, a little later. So we'll get to that more. Stay with us.

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All right, thanks, Kath. Before we do the Bizarre File real quick, a couple of shout-outs. I've fallen behind on these. This was from Mike Simon. He said, Gadzooks, Presbo, my birthday, Super Bowl Sunday. I'm turning the big 5-0. Nice. And I would love a special birthday shout-out and any inclusion of well wishes from James Mason. Love you guys. Keep up the great work. So Mike Simon had his birthday on Sunday. Happy birthday.

Your dream has come true, Mike. All right. And then I got this one says, hey, my name. First of all, it says, hey, squad. My name is Jackie Bednarz or Bednarz. And I'm a longtime listener to the President's Eve show. Listening to the show is a generational thing in our family. Wow.

Starting with my parents, who have been listening to MMR for decades, followed by myself and my two siblings. And now, my 12-year-old daughter and I listen every morning on our commute to school. And I wanted to send a shout-out to my dad, Rob, who is celebrating his 70th birthday on Monday, February 10th. He's the best dad around, deserves everything wonderful coming his way. Happy birthday, Dad, and remember, you rock. So that's from Jackie.

She's a surgery coordinator. Oh, wow. By the way. Very impressive. Doesn't say where, but thank you. And then one last thing. This is just kind of a fun email that I thought was kind of fun to pass along. And they do want to chart out. This is he said he had texted in or emailed in and said that he was asking for listeners or we were asking for listeners not from Philly and how they found the show.

And he said, well, it was 2009 for him personally. Growing up, I grew up listening to the legendary WBCN and WAFF in Boston. And unfortunately, as the business goes, it was sold and the format was changed to sports like WBCN changes sports talk and Christian Rock respectively.

He said, imagine you, Steve, and Kathy having to do a four-hour morning show breaking down the birds while the Flyers, why the Flyers traded Farabee and Frost and why the Sixers suck with no help from Casey and Nick. That's basically what happened and is still happening in Boston. Awful radio, he said. So, of course, I needed my rock fix somehow. And driving down to Florida, I discovered MMR listening podcast.

I listen as long as the signal came in. Once I got home, started streaming and have been hooked on you guys, Pierre, Brent, Bam Bam, and everyone else. So I wanted to send an explosive shart to everyone at the station for rocking on and keeping me entertained throughout the day. So this is from Jeremy Goldberg.

And, yeah, that was cool of him finding it. Just happened to be driving through the area. Love that. Picked it up and is now a forever fan. So thank you. Thank you, Jeremy. It means a lot. Very much appreciate that, sir. All right. I have some Bizarre File stories. So let's get them. Bizarre. WMMR presents Kristen and Steve's Bizarre File. Bizarre.

Brought to you by Family and Company Jewelers. You can get her the perfect gift. Valentine's Day made easy at South Jersey's Diamond Destination. Family and Company Jewelers. Shop online at familyjewelers.com. Now, this is not really a bizarre file story. But Kathy gave me this and I wanted to make sure that it got a good spotlight. So I'm going to throw this in. A hand-delivered invitation to a special neighborhood party in Bucks County has gone viral. Doug, an 85-year-old Bucks County man...

has become a social media celebrity with his sweet gesture and invitation caught last month on his neighbor's front door ring camera and shared online. He's captured the hearts and many with his handwritten invitation to a celebration of winter party that he's throwing this month for his neighbors. In the 41-second recording, a bundled-up Doug is seen climbing the stairs...

onto the neighbor's front porch and patiently waits after ringing the bell. With his cane in one hand and a pocket full of invitations, Doug pulls out one folded white piece of paper from his coat for his neighbor Michelle Hernandez as she opens the door. He says, hi, I'm Doug across the street here. With a big smile, he says, I live in that house over there. This is an invitation to a party I'm having February 15th, and I didn't want to leave it in the mailbox. So his neighbor Michelle, who has a following on TikTok and Instagram, posted these on her account.

And in the follow-up video, Hernandez explained that her new friend Doug went door-to-door delivering handmade party invitations to all the neighbors. According to the invitation, the party starts at 4 p.m. and will last, quote, until the cops arrive. Oh, my God. He's providing the food and drink. Guests need only bring a smile, Doug writes. And then he signed it, love, love, Doug. That's awesome. So the videos went viral. Thousands of comments from would-be party crashers offering to bring food, beverages, decorations, even police officers. Uh.

Lachal's Bakery, is that it? Uh, in Hatboro. Oh, okay. Uh, uh, they posted that they will be willing to donate a special cake and others offered to donate to a party fund. Wow, this might require a change of venue. Well, so, the, the, the venue, the location is hidden. Okay. She's not, she has not revealed where it is. Uh, Hernandez also recorded herself visiting Doug at his house to tell him, uh, that she and her husband would be there. He said, wonderful, and he said hi to the camera. Uh,

And so he's loving the attention from the internet and asked when he should call Hollywood. So I got a message. So Doug lives in Bucks County. And I got a message from a couple of people, a couple of my cousins from New York. And they were like, you need to go to Doug's party. How do you get an invite? How do you? It's just for the neighbors. They are not disclosing where it is because it's just a party for neighbors. It's wonderful. I thought that was really, really super sweet.

All right, during a live performance at China's Primitive Forest Park, 22-year-old Russian mermaid performer Maria Zelenina, she is a mermaid, one of these people that swims in the tank. She had an experience that she won't be trying to have again during her show in China.

A giant sturgeon engulfed her head with its mouth. Did you guys see the footage? It's wild. Okay, Kath, you sent me that. I sent it to you, yeah. I thought it was a shark. No. I thought it was a shark to it. That's why I sent it to you. Sturgeons can get huge. Yeah, and then somebody told me that it was that. Despite the giant fish eating her head, she managed to free herself and surface, though she sustained bruises to her face, head, and neck.

The aquarium's management allegedly offered her just $100 in compensation and urged her to keep the incident quiet. Shut up. $100. Yeah. However, it turns out that it didn't matter. Footage captured by a spectator quickly went viral, drawing widespread attention and criticism. Zelenina said that she received immediate medical attention and would return to work once fully recovered. And, you know, it's because she had her head swallowed by a giant fish. And listen, I don't even care that it's not a shark. Like, if that happens...

I would have freaked the hell out. Terrifying. She had an injury. All right. So officials at Stellantis Kokomo engine plant in Indiana are dealing with an unexpected and deeply unpleasant workplace crisis.

As someone has been smearing feces on bathroom walls and leaving piles of it on the floor. It was doo-doo feces thrown all over the walls. Well, then I don't want to take you down to Kokomo. The facility produces engines for the Jeep Wrangler, Compass, and Grand Cherokee. In a letter addressed to all employees at the plant earlier this week. Dear employees, sorry about the doo-doo feces.

That leaked on social media. The manager of Stellantis Wellbeing, Healthy and Safety Division, R. Tyler Adams, described the ghastly scene that cleanup crews are having to deal with.

Not only has feces been spread across walls and left on the floor. But doo-doo. Yeah, but doo-doo too. But it's also been spread on disability handlebars, doors, latches, and sink handles. That's wrong. Adam says cleaning crews are facing potentially dangerous biohazards that are completely avoidable and that as of February 3rd, they've been instructed to no longer clean up any of the poop

or doo-doo or feces that they find spread throughout the bathrooms. Instead, each bathroom found in this grotesque state will be immediately locked and taken out of service until further notice. Yeah, man, that's disgusting. They said if needed, alternate methods may be used to help pinpoint the culprit. There's no word on what these alternate methods could be. But employees with any information about the serial bathroom vandal are urged to report it anonymously. I wonder if they could CSI that and get some genetic material out of the doo-doo feces. That's a good question.

Oh no. All right. And then we will do one more story and then we will wrap it up. House administrators at the Harvard university police department responded this week to reports of a man who repeatedly has entered a student dormitory building, unclothed from the waist down. Hi, he's porky pig in it. Yeah. Uh,

The man reportedly walked through Comstock Hall multiple times over the past month while unclothed. Students have witnessed... This is Dr. Kenneth Noisewater. The individual entering bathrooms and wandering between floors.

Forzheimer House tutor Jill Jones encountered and spoke to the partially unclothed individual on the third floor of the building over the weekend. The individual did not appear to be a resident. An officer responded for reports of an individual who had previously exposed themselves at

At Comstock on Saturday morning, an email to all residents added that several students independently reported seeing the man. In response to the incident, they urged residents to use common sense safety practices, including keeping doors closed and locked. You should have done that. That is what I have.

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Thanks, guys. So we are planning on doing a live broadcast from the parade on Friday. We will be at the Cambria Hotel in Philadelphia. It's our official broadcast partner. They're setting us up with an area and it's going to be great. We have a great view of the parade to bring it to you on the radio. If you want to hear what our opinions are and having some fun describing what is happening. Hopefully we'll be streaming video as well. We're engineering wise, putting all this stuff together right now.

But it's at 219 South Broad Street. So if you're planning on, you know, camping out somewhere in the morning out in front and getting ready, we recommend you get out there because that's where we will be. I don't think you got to have a better spot. Yeah. So we're only going to be like one level up from the street, which is going to give us a perfect vantage point to...

describe what we're experiencing. I like that we're along the route. I mean, last time was fun where everything ended, but I like that we're kind of along the route. We're going to see a different part of this whole celebration. We're likely to encounter stuff

At least during the show. Yeah, yeah. Depending on what time they get underway. We had the crowd and we had everybody gathered last time. It was phenomenal. But we were ahead. We were right towards the end. So they hadn't reached that part of the parade route at that point. Yeah. So there's a press conference today at 11 o'clock. They're going to reveal the details. When it's going to start, when it'll end and all that stuff. I'm surprised they didn't ask us because they asked us for the Thanksgiving press and then we weren't asked to be a part of this as well.

That's right. It just seems logical. Yeah, that they would ask us. We were such a hit. Yeah, actually, I called my sister yesterday, and she's like, are you going to be on a float? I'm like, oh, no, no, no. It's a different type of parade. I did just kind of like, when you're talking about it, just have this little fantasy of us being on the balcony, and then me locking eyes with one of the players, and then having beads in my hand, and then I'm like, I'm going to throw it to him, and then I complete a pass of beads. Yeah. With Cooper DeGene or Saquon Butler or something like that. Casey, you're the man. Yeah.

Come on, buddy. We need you. You're the player. You've always been a player. Casey, you had any correspondence with Brennan Graham over the last few months? I literally just texted with him yesterday and he just got back to me today. Oh, nice. He's such a nice guy. He's such a nice guy. I sent him a picture.

I mean, he did the Bend to the Shore bike tour last year. That's right. And so one of my teammates gave him their cycling jersey. It was a Kelly Green cycling jersey. But not only that, but before the ride began, he saw our whole team decked out in Eagles gear. And he came over and took a picture with us and did an Eagles chant with us and everything like that. That's great. I mean, honestly...

I'm so glad that he started and hopefully ended his career as a Philadelphia Eagle. He's just such a great ambassador for the city. Hey, who did we see at the Who's Luau, Casey? Oh, that was Evante Maddox. And honestly, when Cooper DeGene came in,

He didn't have a spot on the defense. And then they put him in the game at some point in the third or fourth quarter. And we were like, I was with my brothers. I'm like, what's going on here? Like this Cooper hurt or whatever. They put a Vontae in and he had a big time pass deflection.

in that particular series of plays. But yeah, it was Avante Maddox. That's cool. Very cool. We were at the Who's Luau and Casey was like, oh my God, look over there. I didn't know who he was. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you go over and talk to him? I did, but I tried not to be creepy about it. His girlfriend's friend was one of the... Dancers. Was one of the dancers, yeah. So that's why I went over. I was like, just, you know, why are you here? You know, like, what...

What is that, Philadelphia Eagle? Big fan. Big fan. Yeah. He wanted to get a shard out. Yeah. That's why he stopped by. All right. All right. Anyhow, so we're going to be at the parade. We'll be broadcasting live. We're going to be at the Cambria Hotel on Broad Street. So we thank those guys for giving us a spot to do our thing. And Pierre's going to broadcast as well. Yes. When we're done, we'll roll right into the Pierre Robert experience. Pierre's going to have a setup like they have on Fox where he's going to...

run some of the plays during his broadcast to show you the plays that won the Super Bowl case. It's going to be amazing. He's incredible. All right. We are going to dive into Survey Says. I didn't know you were doing that. Yeah, I said it earlier. I wasn't here. That's okay. We will do this Survey Says right about now. And this is where we find different surveys from throughout the land and world.

To bring to you, and as we've said many times, these are very dumb survey topics. And I'll begin with this one. According to a poll of over a thousand adult Americans, more than half have actually cried over pizza.

Is that actually physically or cried because of something that was... No, cried, weeped, shed tears. Right. I'm saying, okay. Like in excitement? Physically, standing over it or crying because of it? No, because of pizza. Okay. Because of pizza instead of over pizza. Not standing over a pie and crying onto it. Well, what

would be the reasoning 55% of people have shed a tear over pizza at least once in their life what could motivate someone to weep about pizza well a multitude of things it turns out one common reason someone eating the last slice of pizza led them to cry kids absolutely I could see that in your life have you cried over it

I remember to that point, just jumping with a lovely memory of my mother as a kid, crying because the pizza was all gone. And miraculously, a slice ended up on my plate, you know, and it was my mother's piece. She hadn't had hers. And so I got it. I put two and two together later on. But my sister and I got in a physical fight over pizza one time, like a bad one. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like stuff got broken in the house. Wow. I...

It was a frozen pizza. It was in the freezer. Yeah. I made it. I ate the whole thing. And apparently she wanted either the pizza. I don't remember exactly if it was because she bought the pizza or whatever or the fact that I ate the whole thing and didn't leave any of it.

But, like, I mean, yeah. Okay. I would like to investigate this battle a little more. You made the pizza. Did she verbally make any stake or claim on pieces of it? I don't remember well enough. She was the older sibling. She ruled the house would be my guess. And you ate the pizza she wanted. That's all. So she's Paul Sorvino in Goodfellas. You got to give, right? You got to give him his piece. Yeah, yeah. Her tribute to him.

So it was like we were throwing stuff at each other. There was a friend that got in between us. It was a full-on physical fight. I don't remember crying over pizza. Another 13% admit to crying over a pizza delivery order coming in wrong.

While 12% cried about their favorite pizza place closing down. So there's Kathy. Kathy, you just added a very... I didn't cry, but I was distraught. We're still pretty distraught over it, although we've tasted a few different places. Your favorite pizza place in Conshock and closed, right? Yeah. But you have a makeup place that's okay? Yeah, I mean, yeah, we have a couple that we... But it's still... And listen, they're great, but it's just still not our favorite pizza place. Not the same.

So nearly everyone surveyed, 97% of respondents say that they would go to extremes to

to get pizza and many already have. So it includes 13% who ignored work so that they could order pizza. 12% pretended to be someone else to get a slice. And 7% of those surveyed confessed that they have faked an emergency to get their hands on pizza. Once everything is in place and you have placed the order and you're anticipating pizza,

I can see it getting pretty emotional. Yeah. Because now your mouth is watering. You are waiting for it. Just talking about it, I can smell it right now. Right, right. You know what I mean? Not cry, but if they mess it up, it will ruin my day. It's very disappointing. Yeah. So some fans have gone even more hardcore when it comes to making sure that they don't miss out on a slice. Like the 9% who ate pizza that they had to rescue from their dog. Yeah.

Yeah. So if you have your plate sitting out and your dog gets up there and starts noshing on it, you know, I think it probably have taken like a knife and cut away the part that they were eating and then eat the rest of that. I mean, yeah, you have to perform quick surgery. It's a triage. And 9% who admit to eating pizza directly out of the trash can. Oh, yes. Yeah. Absolutely. If it got thrown in there real quick, didn't touch anything. Oh.

Absolutely. I remember times when I was perhaps very weak and I'm like, I've eaten far too much pizza. I'm going to throw this away because I don't even want to have it in the house. Throw it away about an hour later, watch a TV. I go back to the garbage. This phrase has been uttered so many times in my house. Your dad is eating out of the trash can. If my dad opens the trash can and there is something in there, I mean, it doesn't matter what it is. He will take it out.

And he will eat it. Do you ever throw it away in such a way that... And I've done this. I will throw it away in such a way that leaves the option... To rescue it. To rescue it. I have so much respect for your father, Kevin. Yeah, because you know... And he doesn't even try to hide it. He doesn't care. It's really a secondary fridge at that point. So I will sometimes do the opposite, Steve, when I know that I shouldn't eat more. I don't know.

I will throw it in the trash can. I'll make sure I shove it into something gross and disgusting. That's decisive. And that way I will not be tempted. Foot on the garbage, pushing it down. Yeah, to dumpster dump. But when you just simply, you know, sort of lob the box into the garbage, you're thinking about it. I actually have another pizza survey. And this is... Pretty strong. This is... It was a different survey of 5,000 U.S. adults.

And it's preferences and passion that people have for pizza. So the average American eats 288 slices of pizza a year, which comes out to be more than 95 billion slices eaten by people across the country in a year. 32% predict that they'll eat even more pizza than they did in 2024. Wow.

And a question they asked is, do you dip your slices into anything? No. I don't know what you're talking about. The majority of people, 58%, dip their pizza into ranch dressing. Who would do such a thing? Let me double back. 58% dip and of those, 38% dip into ranch, but that is the most. What are the other dipping...

Garlic sauce. I know that Papa John's had a garlic sauce. Marinara. Yeah, that makes sense. Blue cheese dressing. Yes. And buffalo sauce. In college, and I don't know if this is a thing or was this our thing or we had nothing else to eat, I don't know, but we would dip our pizza in mustard.

Wow. I've never tried that. Yellow or? Yellow. Was that a sorority, lesbian, experimental thing? I think it was. Okay. Um, I'd try that. I don't know why. And it became a thing. Like we all did it. Wow. I'm not, I'm not repulsed by that notion. Uh, I could explore that. Well, if you do a pepperoni pizza, I do suggest a hot honey. Um, drizzle that. I don't necessarily think you need to be dipping or anything like that, but it is good. Sounds really good. I heard it here first. Uh,

As for the debate on the best way to eat a slice of pizza in nearly half, said the correct way is tip first, not fold it. Okay, so tip first, not fold it. Not fold it. And eating, do you always fold your pizza? No, you know what, if it's flimsy, floppy or whatever, you kind of have to fold it. Just to hold its integrity. You create sort of a quasi funnel so that it folds up. But I mean, I know people that do full...

Fold. Crease. Okay, I knew someone who did the point of the pizza, the tip of the pizza to the crust. They folded it that way. Yeah, I've seen that. I remember sitting eating with her and I was like, what are you doing? The perfect blend is the pizza dough to pizza cheese and marinara ratio. When you combine that out of the gate with the entirety of the crust, the outer crust, you're throwing off the ratio. You're throwing it off. Yeah.

So apparently eating pizza with a fork is a food crime according to 44% of the respondents. I don't necessarily agree with that. I don't either. If it's absolutely unmanageable because it's too loose or flimsy, I'm fine with it. Or if it's big and thick. Yeah.

I told you, my roommate in college, she does not touch any of her food. So no matter what it is, she eats with a fork and a knife. No kidding. Yeah, she won't touch her food. Like a sandwich. Nothing. She will cut it into pieces and eat it. Does she have ugly...

sloppy hands. Big like gorilla mitts. No, you know who she is? Remember, I forget the other name, but Pooey and something were the names of the pillows that she had for like 35 years. She'll keep the disgusting pillows. She just won't touch her food. Interesting character.

Yeah. So, by the way, Friday is the most popular day to have pizza. 43% of response. 23% they preferred on Saturday. And 11% said Wednesday is their pizza day. Interesting. And we go back to the, we said it before on the show, it was kind of a revelation to realize that pizza as a junk food or like a go-to meal, Pizza Hut is responsible for the shift in sensibilities for us to treat pizza like that. Mm-hmm.

So, according to this survey, the most popular is thin crust at 29%, stuffed crust coming in second at 24%, and then hand-tossed crust at 23%. And for styles, New York is the favorite at 29%, while 22% Chicago deep dish, 8% like Sicilian style, and 4% say Detroit style is the best.

bingo. I love that Detroit style pizza. I'm enjoying Detroit. I was obviously being raised in New York. New York pizza is, you know, and by the way, there are a number of places down here that have phenomenal pizza. But yeah, I tend to like that. But I like them all. Every one of them has attributes that I'm

sometimes in the mood for. There's a place in Wayne Preston that you gotta try if you like Detroit-style pizza. It's called Goat's Beard, and it's right on North Wayne Avenue. They have fantastic... It's thick. It's really good. I am, and I want to get the temperature of the room, I've never, ever been a fan of stuffed crust pizza. It never did anything for me. I agree. It's like not the same cheese or something. No, like it's rubbery, or I don't know. Is it overkill? And I think it's overkill. And I get enough cheese on the slice that I don't need it also in the crust. Or, Nick, just sell the...

the stuffed, the crust itself stuffed without the pizza. I think one of the chains does that, Steve, like as a gimmick or whatever. Right. Yeah, I just, you know, I'm fine with just pizza. Pizza Hut actually has a really good stuffed crust pizza. You like it. I'm not opposed to it, but I went to that Pizza Hut in a Rio Grande press conference

What's your name, partner? I got a stuffed crust pizza from there. And I was like, okay, this is not bad. All right. You get a little dipping sauce there. It's just overkill for me. Casey, what are you going to get at Pizzeria Vetri later today? Because you're going to go get Bird Bot. Yeah, the last time I got a pepperoni pizza with a little hot honey drizzle, I think I'm just going to go straight up cheese pizza. Do you know what it would be like for me? Bird Bot. Yeah. Bird Bot's at Pizzeria Vetri. It would be like having an ice cream cone with the cone itself on it.

stuffed with ice cream it's like yeah overly redundant okay did you see when i mentioned the um detroit style pizza at bar sarah and kancha hawk and the um the owners and the chef responded and they posted our uh the audio from us talking about oh really if you ever go in you gotta and i will yeah couple weeks i gotta get my goal weight and then i'll be diving into some uh a few people in town yeah no i have detroit style pizza uh i want to go to real quick before we wrap up at the

Pizza chat. I do have another survey to get to, but Anthony is having an issue right now. Anthony, you're on the air. Good morning. Good morning. Yeah, I'm sitting here with my work partner, Jordan, who's annoying me right now. He likes to dip his pizza in ranch. And we were having an argument while you guys were sitting there saying it, and I said, not one person in that room right now dips their pizza in ranch. Right.

So I need you guys to go around the table and sit there and answer. Who dips their pizza? So we know of one person amongst this collective. Yeah, but I don't like that being used in the present. Like, I have dipped my pizza in ranch. But you're not a current dipper. No, I mean, I probably haven't had pizza in ranch dressing in over a year. I'm not, Anthony, I am not anti it. I don't go seeking it out.

I don't go seeking it out, but I would dip it in. But I think that's his point. Anthony, try it. I have never done it. I don't think I'm opposed to it. Anthony, I don't. Even when we go to the farmer's market, you get the bacon chicken ranch wraps. They're so good. Anthony, real quick. Do you not like ranch dressing? I don't like ranch dressing. Well, there you go. Then there you go. Question. Do you like blue cheese dressing?

No, I don't dip my wings in any. What about French dressing? Salad. I'm just trying to think if there's any kind of dressing you might want to dip your pizza in. Balsamic vinaigrette. Oh, no. And especially not that, what is it, do the buffalo sauce? Yeah, no dice. So no dipping pizza in anything for you, Anthony? No.

Nothing. So I can say this, Anthony. I don't. I don't dip. I never have. I'm not morally opposed to it, but I'm going to eat the pizza because I want the pizza. All right, Anthony, I'm glad we settled this one. Real quick, guys. One real one-notch.

I even put ketchup. I'll get white pizza with broccoli and ricotta and put ketchup on it. You're his co-worker? That sounds weird. Anthony's a weirdo. How do you guys even share a vehicle? That's impossible. How do we share a vehicle? That's why we're fighting. Good luck, fellas. We're like Harry and Lloyd. Harry and Lloyd. All right. Thanks, fellas. Appreciate that call. Wow. Okay. Bud! Bud!

Hang on one more quick call, then we're going to move along because John wanted to point something out. Hi, John, you're on the air. Good morning, buddy. Hey, good morning, everyone. Hey, what's up, man? So I just turned 60 and I still laugh at this story today. So I grew up in Havertown and when we were 14 or 15, we couldn't really afford a pizza because there were six bucks as kids. When we went out, we would go party and then...

I go over to Joe's bar, which was over on Eagle Road and Eagle and Westchester Pike. And we we go in. We went in one time and Joe had a pizza. Joe had a pizza and he said, I give you kids a pizza for a dollar, one dollar. You know, we bought the pizza. But then we got a little smart every Friday night.

At 7 o'clock, we would call up and order a pizza and pick it up at 10 o'clock. Oh, my God. So you would order pizza. They would think that they were stuck with a pizza that no one was picking up. And then you go get it. And I know to this day, I'm going to go to hell when I go.

I'll tell you what. I thought you were going to say dumpster diving because a lot of times at the end of the day, when they're getting rid of the pizzas, they'll take them and... No, we would go to the last stand as they were closing. I think they would close at like 8 or 9 o'clock. And we were at the swim club, which is half a block down the street. But you go there at a closing time and they're like, here are all the hot dogs. You know what I mean? Here are all the hot dogs that we didn't sell. I used to do this great thing when I worked at a restaurant that made pizza. It was called...

Busters. And my buddy had worked at the Steak and Shake, which is on the other side of the parking lot. Right, right. So I would make a pizza over at my place. He would cook me up a couple steak burgers, and we would meet and swap. You'd trade. Which was always pretty cool. So like when you work at a place and you're surrounded by it, you, I mean...

You get tired of eating it. You get tired of eating it after a while, yeah. There's a whole app now created just around this. It's called Too Good To Go. And you can use it earlier in the day and you can buy food that's left over from restaurants. If they're closing, you can pick it up within the last 30 minutes before they close. Oh, man. And by the way, speaking of closing, me and Rochelle and Carter, we met up in Westchester yesterday.

Kathy, we went to this place right across from the courthouse. It's a diner. Oh. Really good, by the way. And we walked in, and they do only breakfast and lunch. We didn't know that. I know what you're talking about. Yeah. Main Street? No. I don't know, but we used to go there, yes. Yeah, so really cool decor and stuff. Anyway, we come walking in, and the guy goes, he goes,

We close in two minutes. I'm like, oh, man. They're like, no, go ahead and have a seat. So we ended up being those people. Oh, wow. The staff is ripping the restaurant apart and we're still eating away. As long as you're cool. They were cool with it, but I felt bad. Yeah. And I felt, you know, but they seated us and I was like, we were starving. So just Westchester Diner.

No. Okay. It's directly across from City Hall and from the courthouse. Damn it, I can't remember the name of it. I'll remember it in a moment. Nick will look it up. He'll help me out over there. But can we do one more survey case? You're damn sure we can. All right, we'll do one more. All right, something absolutely different than that. How about this? A poll of 2,000 romance readers in the U.S. reveals...

That nearly two-thirds of men consider themselves die-hard romance enthusiasts compared to 60% of women. Reading books, reading romance books. You know, like the ones that Fabio would be on the cover of. Yes, yeah. Cradling Nick in his arms. Huh. I've never read a romance book. So I have not read like Harlequin, but perhaps in my top three favorite books of all time is...

is a romance in a way it's much, much more. But The Great Gatsby, it is a, you know, a more tragic romance. Wait, but you're shocked at that number? Yeah. I'm shocked at that number too, by the way. What? That it's high or low? Breaking news.

Hang on, everybody's texting me. It's the Market Street Grill. Who texted you? Because Dave Fairman texted me. Connor Betts and Howard Liebold. Okay. Market Street Grill. So thank you guys. All right, there we go. Yeah. All right. I'm sorry to... Go back. Go back. Anyway, what were we saying? Oh, about romance novels. We are surprised by that statistic. Kathy, you seem not to be surprised. You think that it's high? Yeah.

I think the percentage is high of guys who actively read romance novels. Yeah, 63% said versus 60% of women that were surveyed. Guys also spend more time reading romance at an average of 364 hours a year, while women spend 312 hours a year. I feel like guys just don't talk about it. The people around you probably are reading it. They just don't talk about it like the women do. Yeah, maybe. The survey also... His name was Beauregard. His heaving chest punched through his shirt. He took Belinda in his arms. I love this.

The survey also uncovers who readers imagine as the love interest when they're immersed in these books. For married readers, 17% picture their spouse, while 21% envision their celebrity crush, and 7% admit that they usually imagine their ex. Sweet tea, why don't you part that ass out of my face?

I never imagine other people in the roles of the books that I'm reading other than the characters themselves. So, yeah, I'm trying to think of any romance...

So are we talking, the delineation would have to be like dime store style Harlequin romances or things of that nature. Not like Nicholas Sparks stuff? Or like Nicholas Sparks stuff, which is a notch up, but still similar. Modern titles that fans could try out if they want to get romance are Fifty Shades of Grey, The Notebook, It Ends With Us. Oh, okay. And then there are classics like Gone With the Wind and Pride and Prejudice. So I read Pride and Prejudice. Oh.

Huh. Okay, yes. But I don't actively seek them out. Right. But then maybe the Great Gatsby would fall under that category as well, too. So there can be some classics that are considered romance at the heart of it as a love story. And it is. So...

So when for Gen Zers who picture celebrities, Zendaya is the most popular when the love interest is a woman. Angelina Jolie is for millennials and Gen X imagine. I'm sorry, both both millennials and Gen X imagine Angelina Jolie and Ben.

And baby boomers imagine Halle Berry is the lead. No, for me, it's always Bea Arthur. Okay. Yeah. Oh, that's funny. I never, when reading, I never do that. I mean, I have a picture in my head of who the character is. Yeah. But I never associate it with someone I know or a celebrity. No.

But we may as well go down the male aisle. Gen Z readers picture Timothee Chalamet most often. For millennials and Gen Z, Channing Tatum. And for baby boomers, they see Brad Pitt as the lead. Interesting. Those are high numbers. Again, when I was working at a bookstore, it was always women coming in for the romance. I never saw guys. When I was working the information desk, I never directed guys to romance novels. Kath, what's your opinion?

Channing Tatum, is he really, really good looking or is he just good looking? Oh, no, I like him. Okay. What did you say? Really, really good looking? When I look at him, I'm like, you know, I just don't see how strikingly handsome he is. He's a good looking guy. I kind of think of him as like the Toyota Camry of... You know what I mean? It's a nice looking car. He's a good looking guy. He's a bit more every guy than say someone who is...

Just pristine. So Chris Pine is almost impossibly good looking. He has features like deep blue eyes. So it's the features. Channing Tatum has bigger features and more of like a manly look, whereas Chris Pine is pretty.

Okay. So it depends on your, it just depends on your taste, Casey. Your taste isn't the manly man. You like the ladies. I like a soft guy. You like a soft guy. With extended nipples. Yeah. Let me ask you, Kathy, who do you currently, or just in general, who is your, who do you consider the pinnacle of a hot guy?

guy, an attractive guy. Oh, I have to think about it because I usually... Who butt is your toast? I usually go off of like shows or movies or something that I'm watching currently. Yeah. I do love, and I always forget, Cole Hauser. Okay. Oh, really? I do love him, but like I love him because of his character on Yellowstone. I don't know if you like took the cowboy hat off that I'd be, you know, and I'm not like a facial hair person, but he has, you know, full on beard. But Cole Hauser would never come up on a list of

prior to Yellowstone. No, I know. So that clearly has a sway over it. Did you think he was good looking like in Good Will Hunting and Days of Confused Era? That's what I mean. I think he's good looking because of his character. What about Steve Buscemi? No. You're joking, right? Okay.

So romance readers, by the way, favorite storylines include forbidden romance. Like the Lombada. Like that. Friends to lovers romance. What is that? It should not happen. Like you fall in love with your friend's mother.

Forbidden romance. I would say this, though. In the realm of rom-coms, I happen to be a big fan of rom-coms. Did you say you fall in love with your own mother? Your friend's mother. Oh, your friend's mother. Not his own mother. Yeah. No. Jeez. I had her once. It wasn't. Oh. No, but it's not okay. And we know that it can only end in a tragedy. And then friends to lovers would be Harry Met Sally. Yeah. Example. Ass to mouth. Mm-hmm. Ass to mouth. A to M. Yep.

And enemies to lovers. Enemy, I like that too. So these are all things that work for me in rom-com realm. Yeah. Those are the kind of dynamics. But in literature, not so much.

For the ones that don't like reading about... Wait. For the ones that don't like reading about our... Okay, whatever. The hell is that? They don't prefer these storylines. Love Triangles. I get tired of the Love Triangle thing. You do? Yeah. It's a standard trope. And when I see it pop up, I'm like, oh man, we're going to do this. What about A Quadrangle? Oh.

Well, that might be more fun. Office romances. Like that. And fake dating scenarios. I like that too. You like the fake dating scenario thing? Hallmark does that a few times. All the time. All the time. My mother, please come home. We're going to the Christmas tree festival and I have to bring someone. Actually, that movie with Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. I know the one you're talking about. That's a complete fake out. It's not the appointment. Let's ask them out.

That's ATM? Okay. No, what is the name of that? The proposal. The proposal. Okay. That's it. Yep. So on average, respondents can tell whether they'll like a romance novel in just 33 pages in. Wow. Yeah. Okay. You had mentioned enemies to lovers, which is a very, very funny scenario. And it just reminded me of this time in college. I was in a flat out argument with this girl.

I was hammered. But we were straight up arguing. Contentious. Yes. I thought we would never be friends again. And I swear to God, I have no idea how this happened. But we're arguing. We're face-to-face arguing.

And next thing you know, we are making out. Wow. Like, just straight up. That's right out of a rom-com. She wasn't a girlfriend. We were just friends. Actually, more of like acquaintances than anything else. Well, sometimes, while you were fighting, did you feel a sexual undercurrent? Dude, I...

Not until we started making out. I'm like, how the hell? What's going on here? Yeah, that's really... It was really, really bizarre. And were you both pretty lit up? Yeah. Okay. Yeah, hence that argument. How old were you? Probably 21-ish. So did it

Did it lead beyond kissing? No, no, no. I think maybe some loving embrace or whatever. But no clothes came off or anything like that. The smurfs were before the Blue Man Group.

I've never, ever had anything ever like that happen. But that happens a lot where people are, you and them, they're fighting and Sam and Diane in tears at a classic moment like that. Yeah, you do see that pop up, but I never really thought that happens. No, I think I almost want you to smash a picture over their head. Right. But,

You can switch gears pretty quickly. Interesting. All right. So, yeah, if you want to give romance books a try, apparently, they're more popular for men, according to this survey of 2,000 romance readers, than women. In a way, Dune has a sweeping set of love stories as well. Yeah. I wonder, storylines like that, if they might fall under that umbrella. Right. Though I wouldn't consider the...

Dune, a romance novel. Let me go to this quick call, and then we're going to take a break. I'm going to go to Emily. Hi, Emily. You are on the air. Good morning. Good morning, Ed. Good morning to see you, Emily. What's up? Well, I heard everybody talking about what they think a good-looking man is, and I was willing to wrestle to meet Russell Crowe, and when I met him, he looked like a short, plump,

plumber. Like Luigi? Like Luigi. And then as you're talking about all the different men who are attractive now and everybody's saying blue eyes and I'm like Pedro Pasquale. Pedro Pasquale. Oh, okay. Hey, Emily, where'd you meet Russell Crowe? You gentlemen had a wonderful Wrestle for Russell ticket. Oh, wow. I knew it. Yeah, and it was at the recording studio. It was at Endre.

Yes, it was a Sonic studio, Sonic session. But now I just when I see Russell Crowe, if anybody saw Love and Thunder where he plays the effeminate Zeus. Yeah. Yes. That's yeah. He's a little out of shape. Yeah. Yeah. Interesting. That's funny. Emily, were you one of the ones that wrestled?

Yes, I absolutely was. I don't remember that. I still have the Sonic pass. Oh, that's awesome. Excellent. Well, it is great to hear from you, Emily. Thanks for chiming in. We appreciate it. Love you guys. Love you too. All right, we'll see you later. This is with his band, 30 Odd Foot of Grunts, right? That's correct, yeah. All right, so we're going to wrap up the Survey Says segment right now. Friends, thank you.

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It's always an all-day party, so don't miss out. Buy your tickets now at Ticketmaster.com from 93.3 WMMR. Everything that rocks. So we had mentioned earlier this morning that we will be broadcasting live from the parade. Our location will be the Cambria Hotel Philadelphia. It's at 219 South Broad Street, right between Locust and Walnut, and we're going to be

One level up and we'll be right above everything. It's going to be fantastic. We're looking forward to it. Now, as we are looking down upon that sea of people, something to keep in mind is safety while you're at the parade. We have this morning the chief of police for Lower Marion Township, formerly

Fire Chief and was in charge of Miss Marissa Magnata. Yes. Way back when when she was a firefighter. We would like to welcome Mr. Andy Block to our program. Good morning, Chief. How you doing? Oh, well, thank you. Good morning. How are you this morning? So wait a minute. You started off fire and then you went the other way?

A very young age, yes. I started in emergency services here in Lower Murray with Norbert Ambulance and Glavin Fire Company, and then I got into law enforcement when I was 19 years of age. Wow. 19. Yeah, started with Avalon Police and then came back home, and I've been working majority of my career in Radnor Township and just recently appointed as the...

police superintendent and chief for Lower Merion. Really? So when did that happen? I just started with Lower Merion in June of 2024. Okay. I retired from Radnor. And I did four years in Upper Moreland as their police chief. Okay. And then left there to come back home. I was born and raised in Lower Merion. Great township.

How many years on the force now at this point? I have 39 years in law enforcement. Wow. So we're here. We have you here this morning. You wanted to talk about the parade and safety and all things under that umbrella. So where do we begin? What kind of information would you like to impart?

people. So this is all about a great celebration for not just Philadelphia, but our whole region. I bleed green. I'm a huge Eagles fan, as everybody else is here today. So that's the whole concept here, working with our partners in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Police, their Office of Emergency Management and the Mayor's Office, they do a phenomenal job with security in the city all the time.

We've had previous experiences with them back when I worked in Radnor. Right. When Villanova hit, you know, for the Final Four and then the National Championship, the parades were down there. And we were invited down to work with Philadelphia Police as we were bringing the teams in. And, you know, the way they set up their security in their meetings, it's second to none, you know, what we went through to make sure it's safe. And that's the whole goal here is to have a great celebration, have a great day to make sure everybody's safe. So...

Law enforcement and emergency management, office of emergency management will do their part as well as, you know, the other entities that are involved because it's regional. Other law enforcement agencies from Delaware County, Montgomery County and whatnot will be down there assisting. But it's up to our fans, too, that are coming down, that are participating in the parade to make sure they're responsible as well.

I have a technical question real quick if you don't mind me jumping in ahead of time because I do want to get the information you're trying to pass along. But when you're invited to assist in Philadelphia, how does that work jurisdiction-wise for you guys? Because technically, you know what I mean? I think.

Do you have to be kind of sworn in of sorts? No, it's a great question. So what happens is there is there's MERT teams, the major incident response team. So each county has one and it's paid for out of the Homeland Security funds. And it's been we've had it over over 12 years now. So MERT, all right, because of federal funding, you're automatically sworn to work in those different jurisdictions. And that was no different when Villanova hit in 2016. We had Philadelphia police out.

as well as Montgomery County MERT assisting us at the campus in Villanova. So you can roll right over and participate with this, with the parade. Correct. That's under the federal parameters because of the funding and how it was established. An official request has to be made. Correct. And it goes through the counties, through the Department of Public Safety for each county. Once it's approved, then our people will go down and assist Philadelphia in whatever manner they need on that. To that point, and I would say, you know,

Everybody contacting us back about being down on Broad, you know, the night of the victory Sunday night. Pierre, you know, Pierre Robert said that the police were just phenomenal. And there were a few things that could have gone a lot better. But I think overall...

To your liking, was the crowd pretty good from what you've seen over the years? Give us a letter grade, a school letter grade about how that crowd reacted Sunday night. I think there were B plus, you know, or A minus. They were up there. You're always going to have a few incidents. And that's the thing with the police department and law enforcement. They're ready to respond. They're right there and they mitigate the issue so it doesn't happen. You know, it goes back to...

Back in 2016, we were on the Merck team with the DNC. We were down there. And again, it's getting up to mitigate those issues. And people were reporting that. Of course, you said you bleed green. The law enforcement's all there and loving it as well. So it really substantially...

rest in the hands of the general public to just kind of do what? What should they do to make sure we have a great experience? Right, so they need to be very orderly. And we always tell people to travel in your groups, travel with crowds. I know SEPTA's going to have plans they'll be pushing out later this week as far as the regional rail lines and the transportation. Use that. Don't drive your cars down there. But

Stay in groups. Be responsible for one another if you're going down with your friends. Make sure they're not doing something that's crazy and you're not doing something that's crazy. Just be careful with the alcohol intake. That's always something that feeds into it. You don't want to get to the point where you're not in control of your faculties or you become an incident for the police itself. And the other thing we tell people is we don't recommend in these situations to carry any type of weapon with you and travel lightly with that. Don't take valuables with you. You're going to be in...

you know, stacked in crowds and whatnot. And you do not want people coming up, you know, there's going to be pickpockets. Yeah. Exactly. Working that. Right. So there's some of the things we look at as far as being safety, you know, it's paramount and we want everybody to have a great time and celebrate the Eagles. I listen and we try to pass this information along all the time when we have our festival shows and things like that. We're like, look,

Drink. Fine. Go ahead. Don't get banged up. Here's what's going to end up happening. Either something stupid is going to happen or you're going to miss out on the good stuff, man. You're going to get so banged up. We've seen people. Time and time again. Being carted away before the show even started. Yes. Yes. Exactly. And also you have a situation we talked about this. Sadly, a young man lost his life. Very sad. And so what happens is

You know, that's a fleeting moment and everything changes irrevocably for what should have been a joyous, wonderful thing that would be a memory to last a lifetime. The switch is flicked and it's irretrievable. So think about it in those terms. You know, as you said, Preston, if you want to get happy, get happy. Don't get insane. Right. And that's where your friends come into play. You know, if you have a friend that's doing something that's crazy, you know, they've lost their mind. Reel them back. Yeah.

Yeah. So, look, I'm here. We don't want to end up in the lockup tonight. We're here together. Right. Or even worse. You're traveling in circles and crowds. That helps you when you're down there. To the point of pickpockets, I always carry my ID. I always have ID with you. And then also, you know, everything in the front pocket. Correct. And that's always how I've been. Would you...

Is that the way to do it? That's exactly what we recommend. Would you bypass wallets and things like that? I would on a day like Friday, yes. I would stay away from the wallets just because in those situations you have everything in there. And some ladies carry small purses and whatnot. It's everything but the kitchen sink in there. I leave that at home. Just have a credit card and some cash and your ID. That's all you really need when you're going down to celebrate on that. We're going to be broadcasting from the parade on Friday morning, which is going to be a lot of fun. I was wondering if, A, you could either give us a police escort or...

access to a helicopter? That's all Homeland Security right now. That gets tied up, but we'll talk afterwards. All right, all right. Real quick, Chief, if you don't mind, I'm looking at your Instagram account and it says that there are applications for the Spring 2025 Citizens Police Academy.

What is that? We started by Bobcat Goldthwait. I was wondering. Citizens on Patrol. So we do a multitude of different programs within the Lower Merritt Police Department for community engagement. And one of the things that we do in the spring and the fall is have a Citizens Police Academy. So our residents can come in. They'll sign up for it. It's an eight-week program. And we take them each week through the different divisions of the police department. So one week will be about patrol, one for detectives.

One for canine. People love the canine portion of it. So, Andy, a friend of mine can sound like he's on a megaphone. Should I ask him to stop it? They do ride-alongs with the officers during the program. So what it's doing, it's bringing the community in and showing the community what we do as police officers. So they learn from us, but we also learn from the community because they have different interactions with the police, and we want it to be positive.

But we also want to show them what we're doing. One of the most dangerous things we do every day is a motor vehicle stop. People say routine. There's nothing routine about it. But...

Then when they ride and they see what's going on, we put them through some different scenarios with that. You know, we're in our parking lots and whatnot. But, you know, we show them what is the officers up against when they're coming up on a car. It's the unknown in the car. So it's a nightmare. It's a great understanding for them, provides more support. And sometimes it's a force multiplier because we're constantly looking for some really great women and men for the police department. We have another recruitment campaign coming up starting in two weeks.

And we're down 19 police officers, and we would love to have more candidates apply because I've been doing it for 39 years as I stated earlier, and it's the best job in the world. Okay, so this Citizens Police Academy, you can come try it out and see if maybe it's something you're interested in in a career or if you were just curious about what it's all about. You said it's eight weeks. How many days a week? One night a week. One night a week, okay. Yeah, it's six to eight.

All right. So 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. That sounds pretty cool. Yeah, it's a good... To me, it's... So you guys should sign up. Absolutely. My brother just retired recently from the force. He talked about all that stuff, the stuff you talk about, the traffic stops and all that stuff. But the thing that was always stressed, he always stresses, is that if the general public can get an understanding of what law enforcement deals with and the two ways really work because it really helps make everything...

that much better and avoid so much crap. It does. And like I said, they learn from us, but we learn from them too because there's different situations that as we train our officers and the training here at Lower Marin is second to none with what the officers are trained in, but it's to be able to recognize different situations. Somebody may be having a bad day. It might be a mental health issue. So

You have to be able to look at that and recognize that and just try to deescalate that and get that person to the right place where they need to be. All right. So to recap for parade safety, you want to watch your alcohol intake. You want to travel light.

and not take a whole lot of stuff with you. Don't bring any guns or knives or weapons or anything like that. Not recommended. And keep an eye on each other. That one, I think, was one of the more important things. I mean, those are all important, but I like the idea of if you see your friend or somebody you're with starting to get a little bit out of control,

Reel them on back. It's not worth it. This is a celebration. This is a party. This is all positive things, and we don't need... You don't want to end up getting locked up that day and missing out on one of the best days you're going to enjoy. Do you want to put your friends through that? Having to deal with your ass or having to pull them away from the festivities because you've done something wrong? Right. Or there goes your cash. You have to go bail the man. Yeah, you got to pay. It costs you money. You got better...

better things to do with your money. And use the regional transportation when that's set up. It makes it easier. They're going to pick them up here and they're going to drop you right down on the parade route. It's great. By the way, I got a text that says, Andy Block is one of the best people in law enforcement. I don't know who you paid off on that. I signed it.

That was a criminal who said that. He really speaks highly of you. Well, thank you so much. We appreciate you stopping by here. Good luck with everything. Thank you all. Stay safe. Andy Block, Chief of Police, Lower Marion Township. Thank you, sir, for being here. Nick wanted to mention a really cool thing that he encountered yesterday.

over the weekend, right, Nick? Yeah, so there's this thing called Otherworlds. It's in northeast Philly. It's right across the street from the northeast airport. And I had never heard of it before. A couple of friends let me know about it. My wife is an artist, and so she was actually on, she was able to work there this past weekend, and they had like an art exhibit, which was pretty cool.

So, Otherworlds is right across the street from the Northeast Airport. There's like a Wawa that's right next door. It's in the shopping center. It's kind of unassuming, but it's this art installation. And you walk through this thing and it's one room after another with all of these like really cool lights and strange art exhibits. And

And I had never experienced anything like it before. It kind of reminded me of that. Remember that we did that Instagram thing in the King of Prussia Mall? Yes, I was thinking exactly that. It's a pop-up of sorts? It's a pop-up, Casey, except that it's not. It's there. It's going to be in this shopping center in the Northeast for quite a while. And apparently there's a few of them around the country. And so they have art displays on them.

there from time to time. And I guess they're going to try to do those quarterly where regional artists like my wife can come in and sell some stuff. But the reason I wanted to bring it up was, A, it's really cool. Kathy, it might be like an interesting activity for people at some point. Yeah, it looks cool. And B, I met this really cool artist, this guy named, I just want to make sure I get his name right, Drew Blatt. And Drew is a caricature artist and he did drawings of everybody on the show. So I was walking by, I was saying hi to the couple of the artists that were working there. And he goes, oh my God, Nick.

Nick, that's great timing. And I was like, oh, hi. It's nice to meet you. And he said, I'm just finishing up the show's caricatures right now. He's like, I'm working on you right now. I was like, all right, that's cool. So he was finishing up mine, and he did one from everybody on the show. So I'll hand them to you guys. Preston, here's yours. I will add this to the Preston Elliott shorts and crafts section of my office. We're going to need a brick and mortar soon on that. Thank you. Oh, this is great. Wow.

Look at that. That's very sort of Dolly-esque. Look at that, Preston. Oh, cool. Oh, that's awesome, dude. I like it. Yeah, these are really unique caricatures because it looks like a tire drove across my face. That's my beard. That's how we see you, though, as a constant victim of a hit and run. Must be. And his Instagram account is deconstructedlove, deconstructed underscore love. I love this. Drew Blatt. And yeah, really interesting dude, a great artist. And it was nice meeting him at Otherworlds this weekend. You know what, Preston?

the thing about caricatures is, is I personally don't notice the features that stand out on myself until I look at the caricature and go, oh yeah, my eyes are really close together, aren't they? I mean, he completely captured the penis that's on my chin. Yeah. Yeah. Clearly. Yeah. He really got the hearts in my hair. Wait, let me see. Oh,

Oh, yes. That's adorable. No, I love this. I love when they take, it's a perception of how you're seen. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. But, Kathy, I don't mean to make you jealous, but Marissa has hearts in her hair as well. So maybe all women have hearts in their hair. Son of a bitch. Any idea how long this runs for? I think it's there forever. It's like, it's not, I don't think it's a pop-up. I think that it's going to be there for a while. I don't know. It's a gum-gum.

What's that? No, it's a gum gum. I'm kidding you. I don't know if it's going to be there forever or if it's just something where they're going to keep it open for as long as people are going to see it. But you can buy tickets. You can go. And it's what's called an immersive art installation. That's what I was going to ask, if the word immersive is used. So my youngest, Caleb, and I went up to a place in New York that was something like this. And we had a ball, man. All this visual...

light and sound that brings you into what the artists are trying to create. So I'm definitely going to go to this. How do people get, if they want to sell their wares, their artists, how do they get... I think they're going to do that quarterly. You can contact Otherworld Philly. It's otherworld.philly is their Instagram account. You can just go to their website, which is, I think, otherworldphilly.com

Yeah, otherworld.com. And you can just buy tickets. The other thing that I've heard is that people like going to this thing and taking some mind-altering substances. Oh, really? Yeah. Hey, Nick, hang on. Tyler here has a question or observance about this place. Hi, Tyler, you're on the air. Hey, how you doing? Good. So something interesting about The Otherworld that you know.

Yeah, my wife and I went. We may have taken mind-altering substances as well. But they have puzzles in every room. Every room is a different set of puzzles, and there's clues throughout the whole place. So you start touching things, and everything lights up. My wife and I went. We actually met this other couple. They were friends.

also trying to solve everything, and we ended up teaming up in the middle of it and beat the whole thing. Wow. It was actually, it was really fun. Double rainbow. Oh, my God. Nick, did you know about the puzzle thing? I didn't know about it until just now. Tyler, how did you find out about the puzzle aspect of this?

My wife and I looked it up beforehand. It said that it was interactive, so I started touching things. And one of the people that work there, they kind of help guide you a little bit. And they'll be like, oh, yeah, there's things here, and you can go in. We had two gentlemen that every time we walked into a room...

We were solving something and they were so behind. It was like a movie. Every time we walked in, they were like, oh, here we go. Was anyone else seeing these gentlemen or was it just you? No, they were there and it was pretty funny. It's

Good time with it. That sounds very cool. All right. The lighting, it is sort of a very cool, it's what they call an activation. So for Instagram, like that happy place case. Yeah. Same sort of vibe. Very cool. You can wear these non-3D glasses, but like kind of trippy glasses and look at some of the immersive experiences that way too. They're like a prism, right? Yeah, yeah. Like a kaleidoscope almost.

That same type of thing we used in New York. And it enhances the lights. You know what's really cool is if I have vitiligo, when I go to something that's lit up like this, I light up. You glow. I do, yeah. I believe it. Wow, interesting. All right, thanks, Nick. Appreciate you sharing that. It's a cool spot. So if you're in the Northeast, it's right across from Northeast Airport. And it's called The Other Worlds? Yes. Okay, we'll check that out. Speaking of art, I did see this article that would tie into this a little bit, Nick. According to New Research...

published by leading psychiatry professor Stephen M. Stahl, artist Jackson Pollock had clearly incorporated images into his pre-drip paintings. I'm going to be honest, I can't paint. And repeatedly used the same images in multiple drip paintings, potentially as a result of extraordinary spatial skills related to his bipolar disorder. So what we perceived as randomness might have been more decisive.

Quite possibly. How about them apples? So I remember Elvis is a devil worshiper and Jackson Pollock is not as random as we thought. So supposedly, according to Pollock, like he did that. So he had purpose as he was doing. It wasn't just, you know, scattering droplets and things like that. The paper emphasizes that Pollock met the diagnostic criteria for bipolar disorder that he didn't paint when he was intoxicated or depressed and

And that he both had extensive exposure to Rorschach ink blots during his psychiatric treatment and had visual images and hallucinations of images.

Uh, the doctor argues that Pollack either consciously or unconsciously encrypted images into his paintings to tell a story. And he clears up what some of them are. So certain images, he said, make their way repeatedly into his paintings, including booze bottles, images of himself, monkeys, clowns, elephants, and more. I need to see some of his paintings. I don't know. Like what's his most popular one? Monkey on a clown. Okay. Okay.

Dave Matthews band here. Yeah. I think elephant drinking bourbon. Doggy on a chain. He said, we constantly have good reason to believe Pollock encrypted these images into his paintings, whether consciously or otherwise. I mean, you have seen some before, Casey, right? Yeah. You're familiar with his style, right? Right, right, right. The movie actually gives you some insight into his methodology. The movie was really good. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah. So this is what I thought it was. We're looking at a photo right now of one of his paintings. Is he the monkey? Yeah. No, but I do see a face in the middle of this picture. Yeah, I do too, Case. I'm looking over here. Right there, right? Yeah. Yeah. So it said that he would include himself in some of these paintings. So maybe that's him.

So his remarkable ability, he said, to hide these images in plain sight may have been part of his creative genius and could also have been enhanced by the endowment of extraordinary visual spatial skills that have been described in some bipolar patients.

Although Pollack was variably diagnosed by his psychiatrist as having alcoholic psychosis, being, quote, schizoid or possessing a schizophrenia-like disorder characterized by alternating periods of violent agitation and paralysis or withdrawal. I see a pig at the bottom, Cades. Can you see? Let's see how...

bottom which side so uh for my i'm looking at it'd be the the right side of the picture okay so if you look down in the lower right quadrant i see a pig facing us do you see that i'm gonna i'm gonna walk around and point to it hang on is it right here here it is hold on here oh with the ears oh yeah i kind of see it steve

It's got a longer snout. To me, it looks almost like an aardvark. Yes. Okay. All of a sudden, it just turned into a magic eye. Do you see the schooner? Oh, my God. I also feel like that face that we were looking at in the middle of the picture. Yeah. Go ahead. Only one time did I almost see one of those. Really? Yes. Yeah. It pissed me off so bad. Do you remember which one it was? No. One of...

I got in with Claire. I swear to God. You guys couldn't agree on what it was, right? Doug playing his iLoPoN. I was getting them all. And she's like, what do you see? I had one hanging in my dorm room freshman year as a stealth bomber. I was with them. I could do those. No, easily. I had a book of them. Every other dorm room. And the worst thing to do is to tell somebody, all you have to do is...

It either comes naturally... You gotta look through it. You gotta kind of cross your eyes. And you sort of let your eyes go lazy. And then the image starts to form. It's really like a mirror almost. We had this... I don't know. It's not knitting, but it was a sign. It was yarn. I don't know how... Is that called macrame? What is that? It might have been macrame or crocheted. But it said the word Jesus in it. And I could never see the word Jesus. All I could see were the lines...

that created the word Jesus, that's all I paid attention to. Whose ass is this? No, no, no. I couldn't see any words. They were just lines. But other people could see it? Yeah. I wish I could show you what I'm talking about here. Okay. Seeing images in Pollock's drip paintings has been both a popular pastime and a controversy ever since the paintings were created. Some art critics argue emphases the...

Emphasize the formal elements of Pollock's work arguing that no images are present and the viewers can find whatever they are looking for within the painting's abstract lines and composition. That's part of the abstract experience, right? This line of reasoning suggests that perhaps Pollock's paintings merely prompt viewers to project their own emotions onto these works and that no actual images are hidden between the lines. For me, the best art is where you can see the house and the smoke coming out of the chimney and your family.

Standing right next to it. And with a turkey that looks like a hand. That's it. I mean, it's very hard to do that. Dr. Stahl, however, says seeing an image once in a drip painting could be random. Seeing the same image twice in different paintings could be a coincidence. Seeing it three or more times, as is the case for booze bottles, monkeys, and gorillas, is...

Elephants and many other subjects and objects in Pollock's paintings make those images very unlikely to be randomly provoked perceptions without any basis in reality. This painting, which is called Gorilla Bartender. Gorilla Bartender. You can clearly see those influences. That's the name of the painting? Gorilla Bartender. Well, then it spells it out right there. I know. Okay.

So Rochelle had a childhood friend in town recently. She's from France. She was a foreign exchange student that Rochelle knew when she was a kid. So she came into town. They went to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Always nice. And took a tour, which is what I need to do. I need to go there on a tour. I go there and randomly walk around and look at stuff. Do you get the hand-held units? No, I don't get the hand-held. Nothing. Just walk around, look at the art, appreciate the art, and do. But after a while...

I get a little bit bored and I'm like, okay, there's another one. And it's a completely different style and whatever. And I don't take the time to appreciate who that person was or what they were trying to convey in the message. So I would like to take a tour sometime because they do have tours where they're not going to show you the whole museum. They'll show you the highlights. They'll show you the biggies, you know, and walk you through. The best tours, they start right off and they'll ask, how smart are you? And then, I'm not very bright. Okay, yeah. Then they can gauge which tour you belong on. This is a dog. Right.

I get two hours time stuck in a museum. Beyond two hours, my eyes start to glaze over and I'm looking at these incredible masterpieces and I have no appreciation for them. I think that it's just... It asks a lot. I love the Smithsonian. I love that place. However, if you try to go and hit everything, and it happened to us, around the corner, there's the Hope Diamond. Yeah, let's go. You know, I'm like...

You have to take a break because when you're running by the Spirit of St. Louis and it's – no, you're supposed to be impressed by that. So Rochelle and I do this game now when we go to a museum and we started doing it at the Barnes, which is a great museum, by the way. Yeah.

is when we start to find ourselves a little bit bored, we'll play a game, we'll walk up to a painting, don't look at the title of it, we'll try to do two things. Number one, you guess what the title is, closest to wins. And if there are people in it,

You give them dialogue. Right, right. You give them dialogue or sometimes they're looking at another painting across the way and those two paintings are having dialogue. Gorillas, scotch and soda. Yeah, we'll make up what they're saying. It's just kind of, you know. Yeah, it makes it fun. Makes it a little game. You know what you can do also? Take a scissors and scrape the painting. And cut out your favorite part.

Yeah, so I went and saw the Mona Lisa at the Louvre. And I only went there to see the Mona Lisa. But you got to walk through, you know, a ton of crap to get there. But like, I mean, you're walking through Da Vinci and, you know, all of this stuff. It's a massive museum. Massive, massive museum. And the Mona Lisa itself is rather small. Yeah, yeah. It's not that big. People were telling me to be underwhelmed.

So I actually wasn't underwhelmed. You were well. I was well just fine when I got there. But it was amazing to be just flippantly walking past all these pieces of art. Some of the greatest stuff that's ever been created by a man. Do they have churros here? Yeah. You're running by Monet and Rembrandt. And all of that. I'm like, oh, here's a picture. Here's a statue of a butt cheek. Let me get my picture taken with that. Look at my fingers. Butt crack.

But the Louvre is about ready to go through a massive, massive renovation. The roller coaster, right? No. And it's going to be like hundreds of millions of dollars. And they're going to give the Mona Lisa its own room. They should. Yeah, agreed. But there are other masterpieces in that very room. Like the coronation of Napoleon is in that room. And the... What's the...

It's the one of Venus and the shells. Oh, the classic. It's a famous painting. I can't remember. I think those are all in that same room. The Venus de Milo is not in that room. So wait, in that same room with the Mona Lisa, there were all those other ones? Yeah. Huh. Well, at least when I went there, Case, but that was in, when I went there was in like 1990. The birth of Venus. Birth of Venus. There you go. I thought that one was in the same room. She's coming out of a cloister. A cloister. A cloister.

So anyhow, yeah, I thought that was kind of an interesting thing about Jackson Pollock. No, absolutely. Not familiar with it. Real quick, Justin has a comment and then we got to take a break. Hey, Justin, you're on the air. Good morning. Dilly-baladdy. Dilly-baladdy. We are gathered here. What's up, buddy? Hey, so a while back I was at a mall and there was an art installation there. They had those magic eyes. They were set up on like easels. And I swear I saw like one that looked like a sailboat. And it came up to me.

And he saw something different. He said it was a schooner. Oh, Jesus. You were hanging out in a mall? I was in a mall. Yeah. He was a really big guy, right? Yeah. A schooner is a sailboat, Tommy. I said it's a sailboat. He tells me a schooner is a sailboat. So I told him the Easter Bunny wasn't real. It was a guy.

Thank you, Justin. We should get some of those. Ball Rats is a great movie. Get some of those in here. You know, some of those magic. The 3D things? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I wouldn't. I mean, why not? Let's get disappointed all over again. Why not? All right. We are going to take a break and come back in a second. Bizarre File stories are what we have next for you. So stay put. We'll be right back.

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A batch of interesting little stories to run by you. We will start with this one. Kathy sent me this.

A West Conchahokan man is going to prison for stalking a Bethlehem woman. His name is Matthew Buston and pleaded guilty and was sentenced on Thursday. The stalking included contacting the woman on social media, text messages, a tracking device, and sending Valentine's Day chocolates that resembled female anatomy.

All class. So, Buston has had other problems involving stalking. He was sentenced to serve five months to 24 months in county prison, three years of consecutive probation. So, police began investigating after a woman told officers she suspected there may be a GPS tracking device on her vehicle. A tracking device was found and was traced to Buston, who admitted placing the device there. That same month, the woman said she repeatedly received Instagram requests...

from a man later identified as Bustin, and she denied those requests, but she did not know who he was. I want to kiss you. Including a female, let me see, he was also using aliases, including a female named Meg and Megan to repeatedly contact her. In January, a man identified as Bustin approached her in an apartment parking complex. Oh boy. And asked for help with a dead battery on his vehicle. Yeah.

He told the woman that he was interested in moving to the apartment complex and asked for her phone number for more information about moving there. And in February, the woman received more Instagram requests and unwanted text messages from Boston until she told him she was not interested in him. He continued sending text messages.

Hence, Ulster Media requests. I know. I'll win her over with chocolate vaginas. Well, he anonymously sent candies in the shape of buttocks and vaginas to the victim on Valentine's Day. My sweetest, did you receive the box of chocolate vaginas I sent? While...

at her work at an area hospital. The victim found flowers tucked into her car door handle. Video surveillance showed Buston had left the flowers on her car. Vagina. In 2018 in Lehigh County, he was placed on 12 months probation after pleading guilty to loitering and prowling outside of the home of a former girlfriend. I think someone's got a crush. It is currently awaiting trial in Bucks County. Well, the problem with all that is that it could escalate in horrifying ways. Yes. You know.

So how about this? And this is not made up. This is what they used in this article as a way to gauge what I'm about to tell you. A giant asteroid...

That is the size of 59 Bonos is hurtling towards Earth and could wipe out Ireland with a series of catastrophic earthquakes or massive tsunamis, an expert has warned. People of Ireland, your destruction is imminent. Discovered by the NASA-funded Asteroid Terrestrial Impact Last Alert System Telescope...

The massive celestial rock named 2024 YR4 is estimated to be up to 100 meters wide. And for perspective, it's roughly the same as 59 Bonos lying side by side. My name is Bono Galacticus. The U2 frontman, Paul David Hewson, measures 1.68 meters tall. And so they used him as a gauge.

Is that a standard measure? Who knows, right? For all I know, it might be. But Astronomy Ireland's David Moore has raised alarm bells saying this asteroid would be a country killer if it hits Earth.

With a potential collision date of 2032, eight years away, the asteroid has now triggered a global defense plan. They say the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs was two million Billy Corgans. Wow. That's huge. Yeah, gigantic. So the U.S. and European space agencies are ranking it among the top threats to human existence right now. So it's a serious one.

But they've used Bono as their size gauge. Do they believe Bono can do anything to stop it? Why? That's maybe why they've invoked his name. I'm not really sure. People of Earth, if you were to build me a spacecraft, I'll do my damnedest.

A passenger recalled the terrifying moment their flight was forced to make an emergency landing after being diverted. The EasyJet flight had been traveling from Egypt to Manchester, England when one of the pilots had a medical emergency. Oh, boy. You don't hear that often. No. As a result, the flight was diverted to Athens where it had to circle the airport before making an emergency landing. One of the passengers on the plane recalled the terrifying moment when they arrived in Athens where they have now been left stranded for the time being. What kind of medical emergency? Uh.

The flight was greeted by emergency vehicles on the runway. Fortunately, the remaining pilot was able to land safely. The passenger said that it had been around two hours into the flight when they realized something was wrong. Cabin crew had been serving drinks when the passenger recalled seeing them rush to the front of the plane where a man had collapsed.

They said at first we thought this may have been a passenger as nothing much was being said other than the screams asking for is anyone medically trained. And another thing, it's like right on an airplane. Where a few passengers got up and assisted the cabin crew. The passengers then recalled how a screen was pulled across the front to obscure the incident from view. Does anyone know how to fly a plane?

So the call from the cabin crew advised that this was the captain slash pilot who was seeking medical attention and was unwell and would again further update with what was going on. So the co-pilot managed to land fine. They said it was a bumpy ride, but they landed and no details on what happened with the pilot. So I'm not really sure. I have to get this man to a hospital, Preston. What's a hospital?

It's a large building with patients. What is it? Yeah. All right. So we have one more story and we will wrap up with. Yeah, let's wrap up with this little treat in Wisconsin. A woman is accused of stabbing her boyfriend over a wedding venue dispute. Yeah. According to the police, Kaylee Branther.

is facing charges of battery and reckless injury. Police said the situation started when officers were called to a residence about a reported stabbing and domestic situation on January 29th. When officers arrived at the home, they found a man on the ground holding a towel to the left side of his neck. Police said Branther was spotted sitting on a couch in the next room. She stabbed him in the neck? One of the officers at the scene said Branther had told him that the ordeal started over disagreement about using their house as a wedding venue.

And according to the arrest report, Brander told her boyfriend...

I'm sorry, Brander and her boyfriend were exchanging messages early in the day that involved his mother and a discussion of possible wedding plans. However, this led to a disagreement between the couple, and she returned home from work to continue the conversation when things turned violent. Officers said Brander told them that she grabbed a knife because she was getting scared of what was happening, and she put her hands up when her boyfriend came towards her, and that's when he was stabbed. Man. A detective said the boyfriend told him that Brander was the one who got physical first.

when the two were talking and that he was trying to remove himself from the situation. When he noticed Brander had a knife, he tried to get out of the back door of the house and then that's when he felt the stabbing pain. So in that industry, wedding venues and stuff like that, they see a ton of fighting. I'll bet. Because couples are, you know...

It sets them off. Like getting stabbed in the neck. Was taken into custody from the evidence and statements given to the scene. The 22-year-old is scheduled for a hearing on February 13th. I'm sure they're going to be a great couple. Yeah, right? They're going to go the distance. And that is what I have in the Bizarre File for you for now. We will take another break. When we get back, we got your shot at winning something. Lesson question coming up. Stay there.

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Right there between Locust and Walnut on Broad. So in the thick of it. Yeah. Looking forward to this. Very much so. And weather's going to be halfway decent. Cold, but decent. So we got good stuff on the way. We have a look at traffic that is going to happen. No, we don't. Actually, no, we have a stupid question. I'm sorry. Lesson question. How about that? Pair of tickets as MMR rocks the Doobie Brothers.

And the Coral Reefer Band, this is August 13th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, if you can answer this question correctly.

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With Preston and Steve's Hollywood Trash. We'll wait for that call. We'll get some stories in the meantime. What's going on this morning, Steve? Well, Preston, Las Vegas brothels Sherry's Ranch offering a sex-travaganza to the Eagles to congratulate them for their Super Bowl victory. As a bonus gift, each player to take them up on the offer will receive a year's supply of Pistol Pete's Pecker Penicillin. Oh, my.

God. Six victims of imprisoned sex offender R. Kelly saying that they have yet to receive the full $10 million they were awarded two years ago. Kelly's asking for more time, saying his prison toilet wine business is suffering supply chain issues. Oh!

And finally, Jessica Alba's filed for divorce from Cash Warren. In the documents, Alba cites years of having to tell people, yes, that's his name. Yeah. All righty, we're going to the phone, see if you happen to know what Elvis' magical phrase is. 215-263-WMMR is the number. We will go to Martin and see if he happens to know. Yo, Martin, good morning, buddy. Hi, Martin, can you hear me?

Yes, I can. All right, Martin, what is Elvis' magical phrase? The magical phrase is, thank you. Thank you very much. Oh, no. I mean, that's one of Elvis' great phrases, but that's not the one we're looking for. Let me go to... Hang on a second. I have...

We're going to go to Susan. Hi, Susan. Good morning. Good morning. How are you? Good. All right, Susan, do you know Elvis' magical phrase? Yeah, I heard it this morning. I want to see if I can get it right. I'm going to give it to you. It's close enough. It's Rakadakazooka, but, you know.

You had the delivery down, so we'll set you up with that. Susan, hang on. We're going to give you a pair of tickets to see this band, Dooga Brothers, along with the Coral Reefer Band on August 13th at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. via Ticketmaster. Now, Preston and Steve's Music News on 93.3 WMMR.

All right. A couple of interesting stories to pass along to you. Vince Neal, Motley Crue, was not on his private aircraft when it crashed into another jet at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona yesterday. Yeah. One person was killed. Several were hospitalized.

Hours after the incident, the band shared a statement on social media from Rorick Robinson, the fourth, whom they identified as Neal's representative. Neal's Learjet aircraft was trying to land at Scottsdale Airport when, for reasons unknown at this time,

The plane veered from the runway, causing it to collide with another parked plane. But I completely missed, I saw the plane crash, I didn't realize it was their plane. Yeah, so Neal's 35A model plane had two pilots and two passengers on board, noting that further details are not available at this rapidly evolving situation, and there is ongoing investigation. They said Mr. Neal's

Thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved, and he is grateful for the critical aid of all first responders assisting today. In a previous post that has since been deleted, the band stated that Neil's girlfriend and her friend were on the plane and sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Yeah, that was the first version of the story I saw talking about their injuries, so they're saying that's not the case? Well...

So the story that I saw this morning was that she had five broken ribs. Okay. But this is their official statement. All right. They also shared that the pilot was tragically killed and the co-pilot and other passengers were being treated at nearby hospitals. Authorities confirmed the fatality in a news briefing and five people were involved in the incident altogether. Now, according to a Scottsdale Fire Department spokesperson, they said the collision occurred in...

After the arriving plane's left gear failed upon landing. And it veered off course and then slammed into this other parked aircraft. So we'll see if there's more to come up to that. Speaking of horrible, man, David Johansson, also known as Buster Poindexter.

His family is opening up about his secret health battle. The singer of the New York Dolls has stage four cancer, brain cancer, which has progressed to a brain tumor. So it started off as a different form of cancer. Now it's a brain tumor. He also has a broken back. Yeah. His daughter, Leah Hennessy, revealed in several emotional posts via her Instagram story on Monday. Johansson, who is 75, is the sole surviving member of

of the 70s punk band. And she said, or he's, no, I'm sorry, she stated in this release, as some, but not many of you know, David has been in intensive treatment for stage four cancer for the most of the past decade. Uh,

I did not know that. She revealed that five years ago at the beginning of the pandemic, they discovered his cancer had progressed and that he had a brain tumor. She had said there have been complications ever since adding that her father never made his diagnosis public.

Hennessey shared that she and her mom have decided to reveal this health condition due to the increasingly severe financial burden that their family is facing. And she revealed they are launching a fundraiser to help offset his medical bills. Johansson had a setback months ago after a nasty spill down the stairs, according to his daughter. She said to make matters worse, the day after Thanksgiving, David fell down the stairs and broke his back in two places.

While he underwent surgery, he has been bedridden and incapacitated. Due to the trauma, David's illness has progressed exponentially. And she said, my mother's caring for him around the clock. In a statement to Rolling Stone, Johansson himself said...

We've been living with my illness for a long time, still having fun, seeing friends and family, carrying on. But this tumble the day after Thanksgiving really brought us to a whole new level of debilitation. That's why when you hit a certain age, falls can be really, really problematic. Yeah, it was the downward part for my mom. Same thing, yeah. This is the worst pain I've ever experienced, he said, in my entire life.

I've never been one to ask for help, but this is an emergency. Thank you. They partner with the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund. The organization provides financial help to those in the music industry struggling with health issues. And they said with professional specialized care, we're hopeful that David can regain some mobility and independence. David is a legend, but he's also my very real, very sick dad.

She said, I know how dire so many of our situations are right now and how much fundraising literally everyone is doing. But if you love David or any of the magic that he's brought into the world, please just take a minute and read this or share. Thank you guys as always. So, man, oh, man, I hope he can make a recovery. It doesn't sound very good. No, it does not. And then one last story. It is a blast from Green Day's past, sort of. The band is producing a new comedy called

It's a film called New Year's Rev, starring Mason Thames. The story follows a teenager who decides to live each day as if it's his last, leading to unexpected adventures and is at least loosely based on the early days of Green Day when they were living in a van. And yes, the band members will also make cameo appearances in the film. In a statement, Billy Joe Armstrong said, Van Day's rule...

Then ended his comment with, let the music and mischief ensue. So don't know when this is coming out, but they are working on it. Did you ever see the movie that the Foo Fighters produced? The horror movie? I did not. No. It was okay. It was all right. It wasn't great, but it was fun. I forgot about that. I forgot the name of it, though. But yeah. All right. 666. Was that it? Yeah, something like that. Yeah.

All right, that is music news for you. Let's take a break. Come back in a second. When we return, we wrap up the show. We'll get our letter of the day for the word of the week, as always. So make sure you stay with us.

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Thank you to everybody who texted in. Our winner of Tattoos Day today on the 11th day of February is Mr. Anthony Andrewsie, who is from Levittown. And Anthony is getting an Eagles-themed Preston and Steve tattoo. Oh, that's very cool. From Floating World Tattoo and Piercing. Yes. And if you're interested, you should definitely look these guys up. 1729 South Street in

In Philadelphia, they came by here, our studio, and gave nine separate people Eagles tattoos. That was a wild experience to look what happened. We won the Super Bowl. How about that? So if you want to check out their samples, you can visit floatingworldtattoos.com or check them out on Instagram at floatingworldtattoos. A thank you to our guest today. We had the chief of police for Lower Marion Township, Andy Block, who came in. Yeah! And...

And was not only giving us some safety tips, should you be attending a parade, specifically the big one on Friday. And he had some good suggestions as far as being reasonable about your alcohol intake. Sure, have some drinks. It's a celebration. But just don't get bombed out of your mind. And you're going to miss out on a lot of stuff if you do anyway. Don't carry any weapons. Travel light. Be with friends.

Keep an eye on each other. He gave us some no-brainer stuff, but you need to be reminded of it leading into this. And also, they have a recruitment for new Lower Marion police officers. And you can reach out to them via their social media. They're starting a new long hair division. Long hair division. Yeah. And they also had a really cool citizen program where you can go for eight weeks once a week and...

do ride-alongs and their training and stuff like that just to give you an idea of what it is to go through or to kind of dip your toes in there and see if you might want to be a cop absolutely and so that's coming they got that name what name citizen oh very good that's right think of that yeah you're been undercover for five years yeah everyone come out and tell you now you're a squad right yeah you must hookers vice

Street cleaning, whatever's needed. Yeah, absolutely. Anything and everything. He had great suggestions, by the way. I think his best one was most people go to these things with friends. Yeah. And if you find your friend or friends getting out of control, gently pull them back. It's the best. Like when I was out there.

For the almost two hours I was out there, I saw none of what I did later see on TV, which and I saw some Twitter post or here's Philly. And it had this great overhead shot of all these people on Broad Street from a drone. But then it had people, you know, with some fire that and then people took a whole signpost down. And it's just like, why do people do that?

I mean, yes, celebrate. Be joyous. Don't break things. Don't light things on fire. Don't crumple things up. And certainly if on the night of the win and also, you know, on the day of the parade coming up, be a good citizen. Be aware, just like the team has risen to this great level. Let the city, let the fans rise to the same level, if not better.

I like it. And ballet dance. Like no one's watching. I also brought the Enquirer, which I bought yesterday for an economical $6.95. I'm not kidding you. I'm not kidding you. When I was leaving the city at 6 a.m. or 5.30 yesterday morning, I went to the Wawa and said I ought to get one of these. And

And then I said, he goes, that'll be seven bucks. I go, excuse me? And papers aren't quite as thick as they used to be. No, no, no. It's like toilet paper. You can see how thin it is. I think it's just all about eagles, right? It's a special edition. But, you know, good for them. What are you going to do with that? Do you save things like that?

I mean, I actually got some stuff for the Fanatic for decorating, for some stuff that I was going to put up down there. And it's stacked up in one of my rooms. I have framed stuff that I got at some art shop of Philadelphia Sporting Victory's past. Okay. So I thought I might be able to do something with that. Because it's certainly not going anywhere with me. But...

There it is. Your sports cave, as Steve said. Yep. Yeah. I live in that cave. There you do. Only come out to street the cleans. These are all meat. I mean, clean the streets. Street the cleans. And do a homicide investigation. Homicide, yeah. Of course. Inspector Robert. Homicide. Citizen. He's going to be here any hour.

Letter of the day? Oh, sure. Sure, yeah. Preston and Steve on 93.3 WMMR. Now, the Daily Letter. The Preston and Steve Show is brought to you today by the letter. A as in Arnold. Right, and we will give away our prize of $500 on Friday. It's from Captain America himself.

Yes, don't forget that Marvel Studios' Captain America Brave New World, starring Anthony Mackie and Harrison Ford, is in theaters everywhere this Friday, and you can get tickets now. What's happening on your show today? By the way, I will, I believe, be joining you for your broadcast on Friday. Yes, sir. We're thrilled. So both of our programs will broadcast live from the Cambria.

which is this cool new hotel. I think it's relatively new on Broad Street where there's a whole strip of great hotels and restaurants and the theaters there. It's going to be a great place to be. So I look forward to that on Friday. We'll have a couple more pieces of my Sunday night adventures on Broad Street.

And then Workforce Blocks of Lincoln Park for Mike Shinoda's birthday, Jethro Tull, George Thurgood, and more positive, joyful songs of victory and celebration. Excellent. Thank you, Pierre, and thank you to our sponsors. The President and Steve Show brought to you today by Dunkin'. The President and Steve Show runs on Dunkin'. And also brought to you by Acme Markets Fresh Foods and Local Flavors.

tomorrow, a Wednesday. So we will check in with our friends at Fox Good Day. We will also... Oh, we're going to have actor Morris Chestnut on the phone. Oh, cool. Yeah. And we will have a secret text word prize for you and many other things. So that's it. We're done. Rage on. Have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow, gang. Bye-bye.

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