Loading...
Loading...

This morning we caught back up with our caller to see how her date went with her Son's friend at is 13 years younger and see how her son took the news.. We also played a round of The Feud, learned something about tipping with Mike Bryant and the craziest weather ever recorded in US History!
Today, we got to hear how Erika's date went with the guy that was 13 years younger than her and who was a friend of her son.
So we got to hear that this morning.
A lot of hot details to that one.
Mike Bryant answered some questions about tax evasion for you this morning.
Unfortunately, you can't get out of it.
No, you got to pay your taxes and we played around to the feud about Jerry Springer.
Yes, we did.
Wait, we covered a lot of ground today. Do you know what?
I had fun on today's show and it was a Monday.
It was a blast.
Yeah, good times. You'll hear it now.
I bet we do show the yeah.
Brian Riley, are you ready, my friend?
Yep. Yep.
Are you on it?
Yep.
Is that a gun?
That wasn't a gun.
You don't get to go on?
No, no, I had to.
Because I had to let out all the negative energy to get all the positive energy in.
Well, that means I'm going to inhale all that negative energy.
Hold on.
To hold my breath for a second.
All right, it's fast.
I certainly find negative energy is still a little bit more positive than most.
Oh, boy, did you just meet you?
Yeah, I don't think that's really how it goes.
No, it's good to see you this morning, though.
Yeah, you too.
I'm glad we both made it in this Monday.
I actually did not think about calling in sick,
which is like the first Monday in a very long time.
I was really banking on it, man.
I was so I was I was yesterday.
I went and snowblowed my driveway and you know,
that did the neighbors because I used his snowblower.
And at the time, I was like, I wonder how much snow the city's got.
I wonder if the fiesta's going to be stuck in the driveway
and kill the Jordan's going to go, can't make it.
I got in with flying colors.
Although it was pretty dicey.
And I don't know if this is everywhere in the listening audience,
but there was so many spots that were like,
icy as heck still on the road,
because it's cold as as I said earlier,
a well-diggers butt out there.
Yeah, well-diggers butt.
And so that was like the scary part of driving in.
But otherwise fine.
Yeah, I was really banking on you being like, dude, I can't.
Because we were supposed to get what, 12 to 19, 27 inches.
I'm telling you five times.
Can I can't be real with you for a second?
You can.
Can I keep it real?
Please do.
I think they do that to keep us tuning into the news.
They're like, oh, it's going to be snowmageddon in this
and they're shutting everything down and this and that.
That's not only Alex Jones.
I don't shut everything down.
I got the government documents to prove it.
Yeah, but and then it never happens.
And never and I mean, and this has been years now
where they've been like, oh, 15 inches is common.
I always like whenever they give you an estimate, right?
If it's like between two to five or four to six, whatever.
Every time I just take the lower end of it.
Yeah, that's what you got to do to stay.
When you're going to break your heart every time.
But when your lower end is 12th,
I'm expecting an absolute onslaught of just a dumping.
Yeah, you know, I'm trying to go outside and go, ho.
Yeah, not walk outside and go.
This is what we, this is what we closed down
the entire state for was four inches and wind.
It was fun to bust a snowblower out.
A snowblower out though.
It was, it was that going.
I so I did enjoy doing that.
The snowblower driver did not like me there that much though.
Why'd you throw it out into the road?
Well, yeah, I mean, you're not supposed to do that.
Well, he's already plowing it.
I just figured, you know, I got out there early enough
where I was like, well, you know, if I throw it out there.
Yeah, they're going to just push it
and I'll get the end of the driveway later.
I get it, dude, I get it.
No one's that mad at you.
And it was like a 190 mile an hour wind gust.
So it was kept blown into my face.
But I didn't do that. She was gusty.
She was gusty. That was for sure.
So there was that.
How was your weekend?
We went out and celebrated a little early St. Patrick's Day
me and my wife.
I saw that and it's funny that everybody commented saying
that when you said you're only going out for one.
Yeah, just a couple.
Everybody knew that it meant more than a couple.
Oh, man, we had a great time though.
My wife is not a big drinker
by any stretch of the imagination.
Sure.
Even when we do go out, she has like two
and then that's it.
But she did an Irish car bomb on Saturday.
Geez.
And for a non like drinker, that's a serious drink
to take into your bloodstream.
Yeah, an Irish car bomb.
That's Jamison and Guinness, right?
A whiskey.
Yeah, whiskey, Irish whiskey and cream
into a glass of a subtle Guinness.
Yuck.
So what is that, Bayley's and Jamison?
Probably.
Yeah.
I think that's what it was.
Dropped in again.
Oh, I've never seen her do anything.
I don't know what she was just on a different level.
But we met some people at the bar who listened to the show.
Hey.
And so that was really, and they were super nice
and we had like open sea.
It was the bar was packed.
And we had some open seats at our table.
I was like, I'll just come sit with us.
I was like, we don't even have to talk or anything.
No, you just sit here.
At least you get to sit down.
You can eavesdrop on how weird I am.
I just told everyone, I was like in true Minnesota
or true Midwest fashion, we don't have to talk or anything.
But if you want to sit down by all means, you can get here.
You can get a seat at the table.
But they were the ones who bought my wife that shot.
And I was like, what are you guys trying to do to my wife?
And they didn't buy you one?
I turned it down.
I did not want one at all.
Not even close.
You were being the responsible one.
Yeah, I did not.
And then trust me, my wife paid for it later.
Yeah, no, I would be willing to bet over 50% of people
that celebrated, like celebrated celebrated St. Paddy's Day
regretted one of their decisions at some point.
I guarantee she regretted that one.
Whether it was in the morning that night or at some point.
But we had a blast, man, but we were in bed on Saturday
by like 9.30, just super early.
You burned fast, man.
Oh, man, fast and loose, brother, fat.
I got home and I was like, well, now I'm home.
Now I'm going to have some drinks.
And I was so tired, I was just like, ah, screw it.
I'm just going to go to bed.
We had a water and called it a night.
How was your weekend, man?
Did you do anything?
What did I do?
Friday?
I didn't do...
I hung out with some buddies.
All right.
Friday.
Saturday, I went to a parade.
All right.
But I sat in the bar instead, the parade drove by.
And I watched a parade in March.
That's odd.
Yeah, it was a little cold.
I'm not going to lie.
It was a little cold.
Also, I think it was their first parade.
Their town parade.
So I only...
There was only like 10 cars or something like that.
Okay.
Bar Hop did all that whole thing.
And then yesterday just hunkered down.
All right.
And then the bedding was supposed to be here.
I was...
Yeah.
I was ready for it.
I had everything.
I had all my snacks.
I bought food at a time.
And I was like, well, I mean, I could have gone out and picked half the stuff up today.
Yeah.
We went to Costco on Friday.
And it was just insane.
I believe it.
Everyone was like, I've got to get ready for it.
I'm like, when did we become afraid of snow in the Midwest?
I heard people, like, all day Saturday, like, oh, I've got to get out early.
So I can get home.
When did we become afraid of snow?
Well, because they kept saying we were supposed to get 12 to 16.
Yeah, but it doesn't fall all at once.
We wouldn't have fallen the first minute.
Yeah, but if they would have dropped...
Well, sometimes it does come down fast and I'm done heavy.
I'm just saying the amount of hearty Midwesterners that I heard, oh, he got to get home
before the snow.
When did you become afraid of snow?
Well, when you say 16 inches in an eight hour span, that's two inches an hour.
That's a lot of snow.
And being on the road for that doesn't sound like fun.
I get that.
If they would have just told the truth and said, four days...
They don't know, dude.
I mean, well, they should.
Yeah.
You get paid a lot of money to know.
It's just funny.
They can't even tell us how much snow we're going to get, but somehow they know what the
temperature is going to be in a hundred years.
That's the interesting part of the weather, right?
I'm surprised there's no conspiracy theories around it.
Oh, there's a ton, dude.
There's a ton.
Oh, there are.
But we won't get into it this morning.
Oh, I didn't know there was actually conspiracy theories around it.
I did find something funny that we could talk about this morning, though.
I'm listening.
If you want to.
Come on.
Things that sound normal when you say them in a normal voice, but sound creepy when
you whisper them.
They were talking about this on Reddit.
It made me laugh when I was reading through the list.
Okay.
Are you ready for some of these?
At the dentist, the dentist may tell you to open wide.
Sounds normal, right?
But if you say open wide, dude, you see what I'm saying?
Things that sound normal when you speak them, but creepy when you whisper them.
How about you won't feel a thing?
You won't feel a thing.
Oh, dude, can we stop this?
Do you not like how about this?
Go back to sleep.
Go back to sleep.
These are the creepiest things of all time, dude.
That's the worst part.
I love this one.
How about this?
I've been looking for you.
I've been looking for you.
Where, what creepy website were you on?
Were you found all this stuff?
It was, I believe it was Reddit or something.
I don't know where I found this one, but I was like, oh, this makes me laugh.
Just read it.
How about this one?
Sounds normal when you speak it in a normal speaking voice, but creepy when you whisper it.
I love children.
I love children.
Dude, this is, ah!
It doesn't, it doesn't help doing it this early in the morning.
And if somebody's just tuning it, just turn on the ring.
I love children.
You see why it made me laugh, though?
Because I was like, if you're like, ah, I love children.
It's fine.
I love children.
It's so weird.
Oh my goodness.
Okay.
I'm on this one.
Normal when you say, ah, there's someone at the door.
There's someone at the door.
Okay.
That one's not as bad.
That one's not as creepy.
That one's not as bad.
Thank goodness.
That's not as creepy.
How about this?
Maybe you're eating something that's a little hot.
You know, you got to cool it down a little bit, right?
Try blowing on it.
Try blowing on it.
Okay.
I did it.
You know how like, I don't usually, I won't look you in the face at some point.
Like, this is weird that I'm looking at you right in the eye.
You're looking right in the eyes and you're saying this stuff.
And I keep having to look away.
Try blowing on it.
No!
That's enough, dude.
I thought you would like this.
Yeah, but I would if I wasn't looking at you.
This is like when we did things in the face.
This is like when we did things white people say last week.
All right.
Only a couple more.
How about this one?
Like, maybe there's someone that you work with who you find to be intelligent.
You want to get their input on something.
You say, hey, can I pick your brain?
Sounds fine like that, right?
But can I pick your brain?
Okay.
I don't know, and this last one is just confusing to me.
I don't know why this one is on here.
It doesn't really sound that bad.
I don't think.
Sounds normal when you say, what size shoes do you wear?
I don't know why.
What size shoes do you wear?
Sounds creepy.
Anytime you speak quietly, it sounds creepy.
It does sound creepy.
I think you could be like, I'll take a number seven, please.
Yeah.
Like, that's weird.
No, thank you.
I will not give you a number seven.
It's like children laughing in horror movies.
Like a child laughing is one of the best sounds ever.
But when you hear it in a horror movie with freaky music, it's terrifying, right?
Oh, man.
I will be out on all of that.
Thank you for making me very uncomfortable at 6-10 in the morning.
I just, I read that this morning yesterday and I was like, oh, man, that's me and Brian
Riley kind of stuff right there.
It is very funny.
Don't get me wrong.
I just felt very uncomfortable you saying half those words into my eyes, like looking
me in a deep, deep embrace and what's for me.
My favorite one is, this isn't gonna hurt a bit.
Stop looking at me.
What do you say it, dude?
I can't.
I can't look at you.
I'm gonna, it's not look at you for at least a little bit.
Oh, yeah.
Let's take some time.
I'm not gonna lie.
That is a pretty interesting way to join the radio program late.
That's what I'm saying.
Anybody that joins in here?
Do you mean like, oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Sorry.
Sometimes I read things I find interesting and I bring them to the show.
Another thing I found interesting is yesterday was the Oscars.
I don't know if anybody watched it.
I like it.
I didn't even know it was on TV.
I saw it was on and I love Conan O'Brien.
He was hosting it, but I just can't with with celebrities anymore.
But they came up with a list of movies.
Now this was on Reddit.
Movies that are a 10 out of 10.
Okay.
These are, they say these are movies that have no bad parts in them.
Okay.
Now two of them, one of them you recently watched the Shawshank Redemption.
Yep.
They say that movie is a 10 out of 10, not a single bad part in it.
Okay.
Yep.
I could agree with that.
I was pretty good.
10 out of 10.
My cousin Vinny, the other one I'm trying to get you to watch.
Yeah.
Maybe I'll watch that tonight.
That one they say is a 10 out of 10, not a single bad part in the entire movie.
And I agree.
Like that movie is from, from the very beginning, it's, it's just a great movie.
It starts with the action and it just keeps going.
All right.
Maybe I'll do it.
How about this one?
Mean Girls is a 10 out of 10?
No.
No, you don't think so on that one?
I mean, I've seen it a thousand times.
It's not bad.
It's definitely not a bad movie at all.
This, this one I love.
I love this movie.
Office space is a 10 out of 10.
10 out of 10.
I don't know if I would call that one a 10 out of 10.
No, it's, it's, it's a dry burn.
It is.
I would, I would give it an eight.
Like there are some parts which are like, okay, they could have cut this part down
to smidge.
There's very funny comedy, but it's a dry, it's a dry comedy burn.
Now this one, I will say 10 out of 10 all the way.
Good fellas.
11.
Yeah.
12, maybe 13.
Best, in my humble opinion, best gangster movie of all time is Good Fellas.
Followed by Casino.
I do love Casino.
Casino's good, man.
But I don't know.
Donnie Brasco is a great movie too.
Yeah.
Donnie Brasco is good.
Yeah, I would say if you have not seen Good Fellas, you know, get on that track.
Must see.
Must see.
I think I've seen that about a hundred times.
At least, dude.
I feel like it used to be on all the time.
Of course it was the edited version, but it's still on all the time, but I have seen
it like a hundred times.
When I, like that DVD used to be in heavy spins at my house, man, all the time.
Oh, it's one of the best movies of all time.
How about this one?
I'll agree with this one.
Back to the future.
I think that's a 10 out of 10.
The first one.
And if shoot, I'll even give the second one a lot of love, but it's funny because nobody
likes the third one.
Yeah.
The third one when they went back to the Wild West, they're like, why are we doing this?
We could have given this up.
I don't even think Michael J. Foxx, like the third one.
I think he just was like, oh, he just had to do it.
I don't think anyone, yeah.
I would agree with that.
So, but I think the first back to the future is phenomenal.
Here we go.
Stand by me.
I don't know about that.
Yeah.
It's a good, again, good movie, but 10 out of 10, not a single bad part in the whole movie.
No.
No.
I don't know.
Did Rush Hour make this list?
It did not.
And I know that's a, that's, I know you think that's the best movie of all time.
That's blasphemy.
You want to talk about no bad parts.
You stood on business with that for a long time.
I stand on business to the end.
They say airplane on this list is a 10 out of 10.
No, I disagreed with that.
I think it's funny.
I just, yeah, I do too, but when the humor doesn't hit, that's a bad part.
Yeah.
That's the hard thing about a comedy movie.
Leslie Nielsen was just a master in that movie.
Genius.
Yes.
That was one of the first comedic roles I think he had because he was kind of a serious
actor up until then.
Was he really?
Yeah.
It's funny because I only know him for being in those stupid movies.
I saw him in a serious movie and it was bizarre.
He was like, he was like going to make out scene with this girl and I was like, oh, make
a joke afterwards or something.
Now I disagree with this movie as far as a 10 out of 10.
Jaws.
Yeah.
It's kind of boring.
Yeah.
I didn't think Jaws was that great of a movie at all, really.
I agree.
Maybe for its time, it was probably, yeah, because of the CGI, like there was no CGI.
And maybe because it was more just the threat, like the movie, what's the movie that you only
see the alien for a second in it, predator?
No, no, no.
One with walking feet, not walking feet in it, yeah.
With Bruce Willis and an alien?
You see the alien for like a split second?
Oh, is it signs?
Signs, yeah.
Is that it?
So it was more scary because you never really saw the alien.
That's kind of how Jaws was.
Well, and for some reason, everybody, even the ones living in central United States,
were afraid of sharks then too.
Yeah.
Right.
It struck a fear and everybody across the country maxed the ice-kid texting in 100 out
of 10 for back to the future.
We must have just watched it for the first time.
Yeah.
I mean, it's a great movie.
See, about a thousand times.
Lisa saying, I watched the Oscars.
It was so boring and not funny, went to bed early.
You know what?
It's because we're so burnt out on celebrities.
Everybody has a carer.
Well, everybody has a podcast.
Everybody has the, we were talking about Tom Segura.
You and I both big fans of his.
Yeah, stand up, wasn't that great?
His last stand up just wasn't that great.
And I think we're just tired of him.
It's like, he's got a podcast every day.
He's got this and that.
It's just, people don't appreciate the thing that's always there.
We need new celebrities.
We just need celebrities to not have a podcast
and just be in our face constantly.
They have everything.
Well, they're all doing it because it's easy money for them,
which is the other crazy, easy thing.
But it's just, it's just like, who cares?
I, I see you all the time.
It's not fun to watch anymore.
I second that.
But anyway, those are movies that they have a list
that were 10 out of 10.
So speaking of movies, I was asking people
at the bar this weekend.
Yeah.
Hey, you got a movie recommendations
because yesterday was going to be a pretty dumpy snow day.
Yeah.
My one buddy dropped a hammer of a movie on me.
What do you say?
So I thought everyone was going to give me
like a good action movie, a good suspense movie,
like a good movie.
What was it?
What do you say, the notebook?
No.
On Golden Pond.
Was the movie he recommended to me?
Fantastic movie.
I can see now I can't buy it in either.
Tastic movie.
I'm not buying.
One of my favorite movies when I was a kid was on Golden Pond.
What is on Golden Pond?
It's about a couple, an elderly couple
who has this lake house that they go to in the summer
and they have a young kid come stay with them.
Kind of, he's going to be their grandson at some point,
like through marriage.
And it's just kind of this young kid
with these old people living there.
It's a great movie.
On Golden Pond is fantastic.
It should be on this 10 out of 10 list.
I'm not one.
Actually, no, that's not true.
And the other thing is,
keep hearing that it's a deep cry movie.
You're probably going to cry.
Not for you because you've cried
twice your entire life.
Yeah, but like, I'm not trying for you.
That was the other, I'm not trying to sit through a movie.
And then at some point,
being like, you know, I liked it.
It just reminded me.
I probably could use a good cry.
Just look at Trish texting in.
On Golden Pond and driving Miss Daisy are awesome movies.
Seever saying on Golden Pond is awesome.
This three to own number saying best movie ever.
On Golden Pond is wonderful.
What makes it so great though?
It's a great story.
It's just a really great story.
It'll remind you of like your grandparents.
It'll remind you of being at the lake.
And it'll remind, it's just, oh, it's a great movie.
I'm terrified.
Mike Jones.
Who?
Mike Jones.
Yeah.
Loved on Golden Pond.
You know why I loved it?
We had neighbors that had one of the first laser discs players of all time.
Oh, really?
And they had on Golden Pond on laser discs, but it was one of the only ones they had.
So as kids, we would watch it all the time because it was like the only laser discs they
had.
So I fell in love with it that way, but I'll still watch it any time I can.
I mean, it made a killing at the box office, made a hundred and nineteen million back in
the day.
How is grossing film of 1981?
Isn't that crazy?
And what does it have rating as far as like Rotten Tomatoes?
The Rotten Tomatoes gives it 91, IMDB 7.6 in letter boxed with 3.7 out of five.
Yeah.
Great movie.
I would, but you probably won't like it.
It's a slow burn.
Anyway, 10,000 plus ratings got 87 percent.
It's a great movie.
And look at all the people texting in saying they loved it.
You got to trust the text.
There's once in awhile.
Let's do some history, Brian Riley.
All right.
I love that your friend dropped that one on you, though.
That's awesome.
Yeah, I was really expecting him to be like, oh, if you've seen this action movie, that's
great.
Watch platoon.
Yeah, something of like hamburger hill.
Haven't seen either of those.
So I was like, yeah, yeah.
He's on Golden Pond.
Yeah.
I like that, dude.
I don't know who that is, but I like him.
He's got a lot of class.
It was on this day, Brian, all the way back in the year of our Lord, 1991.
I didn't even know this happened.
Seven members of Riva McIntyre's band and her road manager were among 10 people who
died in a private jet crash in California.
Did you know that happened?
That was back in 1991.
So her career was pretty in its early stages at the time, right?
Yeah.
I mean, she was in the 80s as well, but yes, seven members of her band died.
It's crazy in a plane crash.
I never knew that about her.
Did you see over the weekend, Berk Krasher's van, he was either coming from far, he was
driving through Minnesota.
Yeah, I saw that.
And I think it happened in Minnesota.
I don't know part of the state, but yeah, that's scary as hell because he was up in his
pop to tired near on in Minnesota coming from Fargo or something like that.
So he was driving through the state to go somewhere else, right?
And he already had van bus troubles and then it burnt down later on in a day.
Yeah.
Scary as hell.
And then on this day in 1994, I had no prior knowledge of the plan to salt on Nancy
Carrigan.
I am responsible, however, for failing, we're failing to report things.
Anyway, we know what's going on.
Tonya Harding pled guilty to conspiracy for covering up the attack on Nancy Carrigan.
She was fined $100,000.
What a wild thing that was.
I mean, like, still to this day, when you think about Nancy Carrigan and Tonya Harding,
it's like, how did that happen?
One of the wildest feuds.
Was it even a feud?
Well, no.
I mean, she took a pipe to the knee and Nancy Carrigan took a pipe to the knee.
She's not a pure envy, wasn't it?
Well, I mean, there's a lot of, you know, theories behind it, but they said it was like
hired goons.
Like, game.
And because I watched the movie, itanya, and it more or less was just she wanted, she
had like a feud.
Yeah.
And she just wanted to be the best and she knew she wasn't going to win or something like
that.
Incredible, man.
I mean, to end on a sad note on this day in 2016, fly me to the moon.
Let me play a monster.
Frank Sinatra Jr. passed away on this day in 2016.
I just played a Frank Sinatra song because I thought more recognizable, but Frank Sinatra
Jr. passed away on this day.
So not the real Frank.
In 2016, no, it was his son who was actually a bunch of episodes of the sopranos, actually.
Really?
Frank Sinatra Jr.
was, yeah.
And of course, if it's your birthday today, we want to wish you a happy birthday as
well.
Now, on Friday, we talked to Erica and you didn't do birthdays.
Oh, well, because there wasn't any worth mentioning today.
OK.
Well, there we go.
If it's your birthday, congratulations.
Ah, the golden ring of games.
On Poppin' Brian Riley, what is today's question, sir?
Over 90% of people have seen this while on vacation.
What could it be?
3, 2, 1, 6, 5, 6, 9, 4, 5, 3, put that number in your phone to call or text us anytime.
But right now, we need to call from you to tell us what the answer is.
Who's this?
Hey, it's Chelsa.
Chelsa?
Yes.
All right.
Chelsa?
I like the name.
That's a unique one.
Hey.
Yeah, sure is.
Chelsa, do you have an answer for us this morning?
I'm going to say a sunset.
Oh.
Beautiful sunset.
Romantic.
Yeah.
But not what I'm looking for.
Hey.
I guess no, Chelsa.
Thank you for the call.
Thank you.
All right.
Chelsa was the only one who's so far away.
The courage to step up to the plate.
I know.
So intimidating.
Maybe a hint is necessary, Brian.
So the question is, 90% of people have seen this while on vacation.
It is an outfit choice.
Oh, OK.
And it's actually on a warm weather vacation.
I think we'll be able to talk about now.
OK.
Good hint, Brian.
Good hint.
3, 2, 1, 6, 5, 6, 9, 4, 5, 3.
Who's this?
Tanya.
Hey, Tanya.
What's popping?
Well, is the answer sandals and socks?
Sandals and socks.
That's a hot look right there.
It's a fantastic look.
I'm all in on it.
But no, it is not socks and sandals.
Thank you, Tanya.
You're welcome.
Have a good one.
You do the same.
Good morning.
Who's this?
Max, ice skating, Katie.
Hey, what up, Max?
Do you got an answer for us?
Well, it's a little inappropriate, but maybe it's a nude beach.
A nude beach?
Oh, see the nudity.
Dude, all of it.
All vacation.
Yikes.
It is not that.
It is not.
Unfortunately, I know.
We were all our fingers were crossed for it.
We've got to find out where you all are taking your vacations.
Yeah.
Thanks for the invite, guys.
Appreciate it.
All right.
Thanks for the call, guys.
Yep.
All right.
Good morning.
Who's this?
Cassie.
All right, Cassie.
We're all counting on you to give us the answer here.
Is it somebody naked?
Everybody just wants to see people naked, didn't they?
Yeah.
That's what the people before you said was naked.
It is not nudity.
Oh, yeah.
Okay.
Thank you.
Thanks for the call, Cassie.
Thanks, bye.
All right, Brian, we got time for one more.
All right.
Hopefully this is it.
Good morning.
Who's this?
Lily.
Lily?
Yep.
All right, Lily.
It's not nudity.
How about a sundress?
A sundress.
A sundress.
You're close.
Not a sundress, though.
Dang.
Sorry, Lily.
I'm good day.
You too.
All right, Brian.
We ran out of time this morning in the Golden Ring of Games.
The question again, over 90% of people have seen someone do this or seen this on vacation.
I said it was something you see someone wear on vacation, warm weather, a Hawaiian-like shirt.
Oh, okay.
A lot of people were texting in banana hammock.
Yeah, no.
Look, I was trying to be PG on a Monday here.
There's not not not PG about a banana hammock.
Well, the term banana hammock sounds pretty bad.
I mean, I think if you look up banana hammock, it's not PG.
I'm guarantee you.
All right.
Well, no one got it this morning, man.
Dang it.
Unfortunately.
If you're talking about it, I got some big news.
We're talking about it.
Turn it up.
Here's what's trending on the Kelly Jordan show.
A bunch of rich elite people got together last night to tell us how evil it is to be rich
and elite.
I'm talking about the Oscars.
Oh, yeah.
Sure.
Going down last night.
I can't wait to see the ratings on this because I just don't know anybody who actually tuned
in for it.
It could have been good.
I remember back in the day, if you were on the radio, like you had to sit and watch that
stuff so you could talk about it the next day.
And now I feel like the majority of people just don't even tune into it.
Well, it's because it's half the time too, especially with the Oscars.
It's a bunch of movies no one's ever seen.
Well, this one best picture was one battle after another.
Now I've heard nothing but great thing.
Was it good?
Yeah, it was pretty good.
Who's in that?
Is it me?
No.
Okay.
Sean Penn.
Okay.
Yeah.
Okay.
I've heard nothing but great things about it.
That movie also got best director Paul Thomas Anderson for one battle after another.
Okay.
So that got best picture.
Best actor was Michael B. Jordan in sinners.
I watched some of it and then I gave up watching it, but I heard that it's a good movie.
Okay.
Michael B.
Jordan is a great actor.
So I'm sure he did fantastic in it.
Best actress was Jesse Buckley in Hamnet.
Which is a movie we've brought up many times on the show and neither one of us knows
what the hell it's about.
Oh, damn.
Every time we're like, what movie was that now?
Is William Shakespeare and his wife celebrate the birth of their son Hamnet?
Ah, that does sound like a banger of the movie.
Yes.
Oh, man.
Best animated feature film.
There's no surprise here.
K-pop demon hunters.
Dominating.
Which is they're coming back with a two with a second one to sequel, I guess.
Yeah, but that wasn't supposed to come out until like 2028 or something.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
A little bit.
They probably should.
And a best original song was golden from K-pop demon.
I actually liked that song, golden by Hunter X that are whoever it's by Hunter X.
Hunter X.
Hunter X.
I've been mispronouncing it then.
You call it Hunter X.
I call it Hunter X.
Yeah.
So it's a group.
No, no, no.
No one person either.
You're really two for two on this.
Me if I care.
Then Best Original Score was from sinners.
So there you go.
That's who took home some awards last night.
The elite of the elite.
That's right.
Don't forget they got $300,000 in prizes just for being famous.
They needed more, man.
They need more.
Now this is something really cool.
It happened in the sports world late Indianapolis coats owner Jim Urse who had one of the biggest
memorabilia collections maybe on planet earth.
Okay.
And it was his own personal collection like people have said that his collection is better
than most museums.
Dang.
It was crazy.
Well, he passed away earlier on in 2025.
Okay.
He just sold all of his items for 93.65 million dollars and some of the stuff that he
sold insane.
All right.
Are you ready for this?
Yeah.
He sold the saddle that was used by the jockey that rode secretarius for the trip.
Terrier?
Yeah.
That's what I meant.
Okay.
And back in 1973.
That's all for $1.5 million.
Wayne Gretzky's jersey he wore on his 500th goal.
Yeah.
He just shy of a million dollars.
Insane.
Muhammad Ali's fight robe from the Ali Liston to fight his first public appearance from
changing his name.
$444,000.
A bat from Jackie Robinson from the 1953 season.
$406,000.
Holy cow.
Also a 28 pages of Sylvester Stallone's original Rocky script.
$508,000.
How did he get all this stuff?
Well, he was the owner of the Indianapolis Colts.
So I mean, he had money.
He just had money probably from all of his investments before that.
But I'm just saying like some of that stuff you would think that those people would want
to hang on to like the script and the bat and all that.
It was just kind of like his thing like he was just the big collector.
Like he had the money.
So he did this.
He also set 23 records during this auction, which included the most anyone's ever paid
for for a guitar, which is Pink Floyd's famed Black Stratocaster, David Gilmore.
So for $14.5 million, oh my gosh.
And Jack, Jack Kerouac's original type script of on the road, sold for $12 million and
Zach Brian bought that Zach Brian, the singer, the country singer bought that for a cash like
that.
I do it.
He's been selling out large venues.
The most shocking thing you've said today is that he paid $12 million for that.
That's incredible.
You could have bought Kurt Cobain's 1969 Lake Placid Fender Mustang, $6.9 million.
Is that a guitar or a car?
I think it was a guitar.
Okay.
But it's a fender.
Yeah.
But still either way, Erse passing away back in March of 2025 at 65 from cardiac arrest.
They're still looking at the circumstances of his death, but $93 million in that collection
adding a bad payday.
I'm in love with a man nearly half my age.
Sometimes it's happening this morning in a watch we talked to on Monday, when we talked
to Erica on Friday, she told us that she was going on a date with a 26 year old, a guy
that she works with through a conversation and through last name.
She found out that this guy played college football with her son and they're still friends.
They're not best of friends, but they're friendly.
They're friends.
They were going to go on the date.
She was going to tell her son on Sunday then about everything.
We got Erica back on the phone.
Hopefully everyone's up to speed.
Erica, how was the weekend?
I was well up here.
The weekend was the date was great.
I had the date was amazing.
We had such a nice time.
The hours flew by, the conversation just flowed.
It was so easy.
It was great.
He gave me a kiss on the cheek like when at the end it was so sweet.
So then my son and I had lunch yesterday.
And that did not go very well.
He was leaving.
I mean, understandable.
What did he say to you when he told him?
He said that it was completely inappropriate.
I think he wants me to stop seeing him.
Like my son wants me to stop seeing this, this new guy.
Do you think that's just like the initial shock of your dating someone he knows?
Because as, you know, if my mom when I was 23 had been like,
hey, I'm going out with somebody you know, the shock would have made me angry.
And sometimes when we're scared, it just comes out as anger.
That's what I think.
That's what I think it is because I was like, you know, the honey, do you know something?
I don't know.
You know this guy.
Like if there's something like uncoord about him.
And he was like, no, like you find, like he had like a long-term girlfriend in college.
And they had like an amicable breakup.
It was just he doesn't want me dating someone who he can relate to.
I don't know.
Well, I was going to say, I think it's awkward because if he played football with him,
there's a good chance they hung out in college.
Yeah.
So like imagine hanging out with some buddies like, and you guys, whatever you do in college,
like I've mentioned before, it's a whole nother world.
Yeah.
And then now he's got to be like, not wouldn't say a stepdad, but dating your mom.
Like that's a weird transition, but I think for anybody.
And they've probably seen each other naked too.
Okay.
What's she is, dude?
If they played football together, I don't know, because you don't say anything to think.
You don't want to see your mom's boyfriend naked before she does.
I mean, yeah, they probably have a lot to do with it.
But the question is, what are you going to do?
Are you going to be like, all right, my son does it?
As you said on Friday, if my son doesn't like me going out with someone he's friends
with, you know, you love your son, but what are you going to do now that you had this
amazing date?
Unless my son has like some real, like if he's just like giving him the egg, like that's
not a good enough reason, like unless he has like a really good reason that I shouldn't
see this man.
Um, my son's just going to have to suck it up, like I, I devoted, I'd have, I focused
on him for his entire childhood and, and always put him first.
And now it's a, now it's long time time for mom to get hers.
Yeah.
Good luck.
Yeah.
Good luck.
That's a tough one.
Thank you.
But you know, I think I might need it.
Well, we're missing a big part that you went out with this dude that you know from work
and had an amazing date.
That's a good part.
That is good that you're right.
Yeah.
That is a good thing.
It was great.
It's been, I haven't been on a really nice date in a really long time.
See, that would make, as your son, that would make me happy to know that my mom was happy.
Oh, thanks.
So just give him some time.
I mean, he's 20, he's also a 23 year old dude.
He's full of just testosterone and anger and so he doesn't know what to control anything
yet.
I suppose your brain isn't done cook until you're 25.
So just let him let him be angry for a little, let him burn out.
Yeah.
Hey, Erica, we're super happy for you.
I'm so glad that that date went well.
I'm sure your son will be fine with a little bit of time and you've possibly made a
May, December, love connection.
I'm sure old, so I'm, I'm cautiously optimistic.
That's awesome.
Well, thank you for being on watch.
We talked to you on Monday.
Thank you.
Thank you for having me.
This, thank you.
The Kelly Jordan Show.
We are now joined by Jennifer Leatherins from our newsroom because someone has to give
us a question for this round of the feud, Brian Riley.
Yeah.
Jennifer Leatherins, today's question if you please.
The first day of spring is Friday.
We asked 100 people.
Top five answers are on the board.
Name something people get hit with on Jerry Springer.
Oh, there's a connection for you.
All right.
Oh, okay.
All right.
Well, that's what we have up today in this round of the feud.
All right.
I mean, there's an obvious answer.
You guys know I met Jerry Springer briefly one time.
Really?
So I was in Chicago.
They filmed his show in Chicago and they had this contest on MTV.
Who wants to be a VJ?
So you had to go like wait in line and you got like a one minute audition to be a VJ.
Yeah.
So I stood in line for like 14 hours outside and Jerry Springer came out to where we were
all waiting in line.
It was pretty cool.
Like people went nuts when he showed his hand and I think I got a picture with him somewhat
but it's like an actual physical picture because you're phone didn't even take pictures
back.
Right.
Yeah.
I'll bring it in for you guys.
It's awesome.
It's awesome.
The picture of you in Chuck Norris was awesome.
Yeah.
That was pretty cool.
The picture of you and Jerry Springer.
I bet you do.
And some chomping at the bit.
Yeah.
But all right.
So name something on Jerry Springer.
People get hit with.
Is that the question?
Yes.
I'm going to go.
Obviously.
So we were both thinking it right away.
A chair.
All right.
Shall we chair?
Yeah.
Is that number one?
No.
It's number two.
Okay.
Well, when I think about Jerry Springer, I think about all the great times I've had sitting
on the couch watching with my dad as an eight year old night.
Yeah.
Just getting my white trash on.
Yeah.
A lot of things I seen hit fists.
Get hit with a fist.
Get punched.
All right.
So many times.
Best.
All right.
Best in hands number one.
Okay.
Best in hands.
Number one.
All right.
How many are on the board?
Five.
Okay.
We'll do that.
Didn't they say?
Didn't people who were on that show say that like there was alcohol and stuff in the green
room?
Oh, I bet.
And they would encourage them to like drink and stuff.
I heard.
And I think they had a Jerry Springer like behind the scenes show.
Yeah.
And I think they said they got paid per fight.
Oh, really?
So you got like an extra $100 for every fight that you had.
Yeah.
So like anytime Steve Wilcoe's got up there to grab some shirt, you made it a couple of
extra bucks.
Okay.
That's why there was always so much fighting.
That's good.
I love them.
People would walk out and just go right to fight.
There wasn't even like a conversation.
Yeah.
Big, big.
All right.
So the question is, what is the question?
Yeah.
Name something people get hit with on Jerry Springer.
So we got fists in hands.
Chairs in furniture.
What else?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Maybe people have a kicking.
Maybe feet or shoes.
I don't know.
That's kind of that's two answers, I guess.
I'll go feet.
I don't know.
Feet.
Show me feet.
Damn.
Okay.
You know people got kicked though.
Oh.
I mean, was there?
Of course, I do.
It was me.
It was.
It was an absolute chaos.
I got a strike.
It already.
Shoot.
So anytime I see Jerry Springer pop up, I'm a feed.
And they always, it's always the audience.
And it's always trying to get to Jerry's final thought, whoever has the best insult.
Yeah.
Do they get hit with insults?
Gen?
Oh.
The insults.
Damn.
That's thinking outside the box, Brian.
That's good.
They absolutely hammer some of the best insults.
I've ever heard.
Okay.
So.
Name something people get hit with on Jerry Springer fists in hands.
Chairs in furniture.
They don't get hit with feet.
No.
Do you get hit with insults?
Yes, they do.
What else?
Um, I don't, I don't know, um, hit with, oh, I don't know.
Hit with, uh, a wig.
I feel like wigs were always coming off on that show.
The weaves were always getting pulled out on Jerry Springer.
I know that's not on there, low judge.
Show me a wig.
I was, I was lost.
Once Brian hit you with that insults one, I was so good.
I couldn't even tell.
Let's say if I were to guess anymore, yeah, I would guess they got hit with a lawsuit.
That's what I was going to say lawsuit.
Nope.
Uh, they got hit with the most papers or break up or they got hit with, uh, reality with
the knowledge.
They get hit with reality.
Is that another one?
No.
All right.
Let's run it down.
Okay.
So the first day of spring is Friday.
We asked 100 people.
Top five answers on the board.
Name something people get hit with on Jerry Springer fists.
Chairs in furniture.
Food.
Food.
Food.
Food.
Yeah.
Dang it.
Tell you we're so close.
Shoes.
I said shoes.
I said feet.
Uh, and then insults.
Dang.
Sucker.
Ah.
I was close, Brian.
Trying to telepathically like, come on.
What's chocolate?
You know?
I was knocking at the door the whole time.
I'm trying to remember how often they had, they didn't have food on that show very often.
Because it was probably just a maybe craft service table or something.
Yeah.
Someone ran back there grabbed the sandwich.
They got for free to beat someone over the holidays.
I think one time they had a Thanksgiving thing.
And it was just like craft line everywhere.
Well, if I'm going to lose to anybody, I'll gladly lose to Brian Riley.
Oh, for cute.
You know what I'm saying?
And Jen, thank you for coming in for this round of the feud.
We'll do it next week.
I'm sorry.
Another round of the feud.
That's how we do it.
We are so lucky to have access to Mike Bryant from the law.
He's a Bradshaw Bryant.
When you got your law questions, he's always there.
You better call Bryant, right?
And someone wants to know something.
Because it's that new tax law where you know tax on tips, right?
Yeah.
Big fan of that.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, you do get tips at your bargain.
You get bartending tips.
Yeah.
I didn't even think about that.
Nice fan of it.
Hey, oh, yeah.
Well, someone wants to take it to the next level.
Oh.
And that's why we better call Brian.
Get him on the phone.
Hello.
Mike Bryant.
How are you?
We got a hot one for you today.
Excellent.
And I know you're not.
I know you're not a tax lawyer, but maybe you can help out with this one.
We had someone messaging and say that with the new law that you can't be taxed on tips.
They said, can you ask Mike Bryant what's keeping me from saying all of my freelance money that I make is a tip?
They said they're a wedding photographer and they get paid outside of their normal nine to five job to do these weddings.
Why couldn't they just claim every single penny they make as a tip now?
Off the top of my head, you could run a follow some criminal charges because you'd actually have to actually make them all tips.
And so you wouldn't be billing.
There wouldn't be a billing, you know, here's, you know, here's the way I charge type thing.
On the other side, depending might have write off issues with it being a tip versus it being an expense.
And so you'd have a complication there from the way they treat it versus the way you treat it.
So I think you'd run it a problem because what if the person says, well, I think your job was horrible.
I'm going to pay you 10% of what I normally would.
Well, how do you go?
Oh, no, wait, you owe me more?
No.
So that would have to be like no paper trail whatsoever.
Correct.
Correct.
I think you'd have a real tough time saying, hey, I'm just living off tips.
Then you're, yeah, it's, you know, I don't think you'd work.
I'm not going to lie.
When I first heard about no tax on tips, you know, I DJ weddings and stuff on the side.
And I was like, man, well, I had the same thought.
I'm not going to lie to you, my bride.
I shouldn't say this to a man of the law.
But I was like, well, why can't I just say all of my weddings now, like whenever they pay me as a tip?
Because it gets the same reason you'd have to then how do you, how do you tell them what they pay you?
Yeah.
You know, because you have a fee schedule, I would guess.
And you say, look, you hired me for so many hours.
This is what you owe me.
Instead, you'd be saying, hey, pay me whatever you want.
And then you get whatever they want to pay you.
That's true.
Now, can you say like, hey, I mean, I don't have a contract.
But, you know, most people tip me $1,000.
And then you go from there?
Like a loophole, or am I just overthinking this?
All right.
I mean, you know, that might work if it's done occasionally, but there's no way it's going to work long-term.
And, you know, and again, what do you do if they don't pay you if they say, well, I'm not going to pay you that.
Plus, it doesn't look very professional either to just be a business head.
Plus, actually, you know, Kelly, you know, Kelly, do you think he's really making it enough that he's getting taxed on that?
Well, I don't want to say now.
I don't want to say what I'm making now.
I made one grand last year.
Wow.
It's lucrative.
Yeah.
Okay.
There you go.
But you should, you should walk into Bob until Bobby can just tip you from now on.
That's right.
Yeah.
I want my salary and cash and all one installment.
Oh, that'd be a bad, bad turnout.
Bad turnout.
So once again, maybe it's easy just to follow the law.
Just follow the law and, and, you know, do that and he'll be fine.
In the end would be far more complicated and far more a bigger problem.
I think that it would be worse.
Yeah.
And I got, I've been audited before.
It is not a fun process.
So it is not life.
You know, with all that, with all that money I got sitting around, they came after me.
Yeah.
Well, Mike Bryant, we appreciate your help.
I'd love to give you a call next week if you got time.
As always, I'll be here.
We just made the announcement that Cody Johnson is coming in concert.
And that concert is going to happen August 29th, correct?
That is correct.
At the, I always get the name of it now.
Grand Casino Arena.
Grand Casino Arena.
We'll get there at some point.
We'll figure it out.
But because Cody Johnson is coming in concert, we are going to play, name that Johnson.
Now, this is a simple game that we invented a while back when we had Cody Johnson tickets to give away.
We'll give you clues.
You just tell us what Johnson are we talking about, okay?
We got Lisa on the phone is ready to play.
Lisa, you ready to name that Johnson?
Hello?
I'm good.
How are you?
Doing great.
Are you ready to play name that Johnson?
I am.
So what we're going to do is we're going to give you clues as to what Johnson we're talking about.
If you can name that Johnson, you win tickets to go see Cody Johnson.
All right.
All right.
Are you ready?
I'm ready.
Here's the first one.
If you think this Johnson is something special, you should have seen it in color.
What famous Johnson is that?
Oh, God.
Um, Jamie Johnson?
Jamie Johnson?
Yeah.
That is correct.
Yeah.
Yeah.
One Johnson in the books.
That's one Johnson down.
Two more Johnson's making a party.
One up, one down.
All right.
All right.
Next Johnson.
Uh, this is a female Johnson.
She was the first lady who Hank Hill named his dog after in King of the Hill.
Who's that Johnson?
Oh, my God.
I know this.
Um.
Four.
Three.
Two.
One.
Lady Bird.
Lady Bird Johnson.
Lady Bird Johnson.
Lady Bird.
Wait, Lady Bird Johnson was a Lady Bird Johnson.
Lady Bird Johnson was Lyndon Bange Johnson's wife.
Her name was Lady Bird?
Yeah.
Well, I mean, that's, yeah, that's what they called her.
I actually met her one time.
Did you take a picture with her?
Well, no, but she owned the radio stations that I worked at down in Texas.
Was it Lady Bird Radio?
When I first start, what's that?
Was it called Lady Bird Radio?
It's called LBJ.
Lyndon Bange Johnson.
Oh.
Oh.
All right.
Last one.
You got to get this to win now.
Are you ready?
Okay.
Yup.
You can smell what this Johnson is cooking.
Name the Johnson.
Name the Johnson.
Do I name the rock Johnson?
That is correct.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You just won yourself tickets to go see Cody Johnson.
Awesome.
Thank you.
You're talking about it.
I got some big news.
We're talking about it.
Turn it out.
Now here's what's trending on the Kelly Jordan show.
I always love to see what the ratings are like the next day after the Oscars.
I don't have them yet, but tomorrow we'll probably get the ratings for it and find out how
good was it because I didn't hear a lot of people talking about it, but this is a funny
story.
So I guess in Hollywood leading up to the Oscars, there was a shortage of GLP ones.
The GLP one drugs that everyone's taken to lose weight that they say that some assistance
were saying anonymously that they were being told to go to New York if they had to even
Mexico to get GLP ones.
There was a shortage of ozempic and so all these celebrities were like, I have, I must
look my thinnest for the big day.
Yeah, had to get their last second weight loss in.
Yeah.
So they were sending their their assistance all over the place to find their GLP ones.
That's actually crazy.
That's hilarious, man.
Really think about it too.
There's a lot.
Yeah, man, we got to lose some LBs quick before this whole thing happens.
Yeah.
That's just a funny story to me because it's just, it shows the vanity of Hollywood that
everyone was just trying to get down to their lowest weight, but I mean, I understand
it too.
If you're going to be on camera, you want to be looking as lean as possible.
I'm shocked they didn't have that in their gift bags a little just a GLP one shot.
You know what I mean?
They had everything else.
They had a, what was it?
A customized prenuptial agreement.
Yeah.
Drawed up by some big log.
How was that a price?
How was that a gift thing?
That's a great question.
What point are you gifted a prenup and you're going, yes, it's exactly what I wanted.
I needed this.
I've been looking for this for years.
That is a weird one.
I'm guessing the lawyer paid for it to be in there just for the advertisement, for
the shine.
Or is it enough celebrities are dating people they know they're like, hey, they're trying
to take your money.
You'll need this.
Like all the assistants are like, what do you think these people need?
Prenups because this guy's about to get married to someone he should not be giving
money.
Prenups and GLP ones.
Yeah.
They would be just fine with that.
And then the other rest can go to whatever they get a trip to Sri Lanka to yeah, they
got like a full on spa day, which is, man, you know, yeah, because hard work, $350,000
that gift bag was worth.
They're giving me their gift bag is worth more than what we make in five years.
Yeah.
More to more than my house.
Yeah.
More than a lot of people's houses, which is insane to think about.
Now it's been more than 40 days since Savannah Guthrie's mom Nancy was abducted and the
public still has no idea about what's happening.
Yeah, dude, that's wild.
They thought they were on a break at one point and then that kind of went away and nobody
knows anything.
Well, the sheriff in Pima County, Arizona said police know why Nancy was abducted and he
added that the suspect could strike again.
But here's the kicker.
He didn't name any suspects or reveal the actual motive.
So we're still pretty much in the dark.
Why would you say that?
Why would you say that?
Well, okay.
I've watched a lot of forensic files.
Right.
I am a YouTube expert and they sometimes do that.
They release a little bit of information as kind of like they're doing it on purpose.
So maybe they may be they're trying to flush somebody out or something or so your forensic
files experts saying is that you think that they might actually know who it is.
They might because a lot of times they will know, but they'll hold it back because this
is kind of cool.
They know that only the killer are only the abductor or whoever knows certain information.
So they wait to see if that person reveals information that nobody else would know.
So that's why a lot of time they'll keep details back because say it like say if you
didn't know that someone was shot, right?
You'd be like, Oh, that's a shame that they shot him and they'd be like, Oh, wait, how
do you know that they shot him?
We haven't released that info yet.
They would know that you have inside information.
Do you understand what I'm saying to you?
Now the sheriff did say it would be silly to tell people what he knows because it would
just encourage the spreading of rumors and conspiracy theories.
But do you think that's enough for it?
I don't know.
It'll they they know more than they're telling us.
So it'll be coming out soon.
What happened?
I bet you marked my words.
It'll be interesting to see, but still no word on Savannah Guthrie's mom's abduction 40
days in.
Hopefully something can get figured out sometime soon.
It's time to focus on the good news with happy hour and makes me happy.
So this started as a simple door dash delivery of some Starbucks, right?
Now it happened in Manchester, Tennessee and Brittany Smith saw that her husband had
door dashed some Starbucks to the house and she's actually kind of annoyed at first.
Because she thought we're supposed to save Starbucks as like a treat in this house.
We don't just go ordering it all the time.
So she saw her ring doorbell go off.
She saw some Starbucks coming up the steps and what started out as her being kind of
annoyed, turning to her being really sad and concerned because she saw elderly
gentlemen struggling to get up her steps with the little bag of Starbucks.
Now Richard, 78 years old was the guy who was delivering the Starbucks.
He didn't want his last name shared, but he didn't want his name shared at all because
he just said, Hey, I don't want people knowing who I am.
Brittany, you know, because she was like, Oh my gosh, let me help you.
Whatever.
And so anyway, this was just kind of weighing on Brittany really, really heavy.
And so she posted the video and said, does anybody know who this door dash delivery
driver is?
The video quickly went viral, got 2.8 million views.
And one of the people who normally has Richard as their delivery driver saw the
video and said, I never realized that Richard was elderly and was having such a hard
time getting up and down the steps.
Now why was Richard driving for door dash?
Well, him and his wife were kind of doing this.
And this is funny when I was door dashing, I would see a lot of elderly couples
door dashing together like one would stay in the car while it was running.
The other one would run and get the food like date night.
And then it would, yeah, and I always wonder like, are they doing that just for
something to do or are they doing it because they need the cash?
Well, Richard and his wife needed the cash because she recently lost her job.
Now they're well passed retirement age, but losing that job kind of put them in
a tough spot because she needs weekly medicine that they needed to afford and just
day to day expenses.
Her losing her job, just their retirement alone, their social security wouldn't
cover it.
Well, somebody who knew that who knew Richard and the video got to 5 million views.
Luckily, someone that knew Richard started a GoFundMe for him within a couple of days.
That GoFundMe went mega viral worldwide, $500,000 in donations.
Wow, in just a couple of days.
And it's still going up.
And the amazing thing is now they say that it's almost to $1 million now.
That's like, I just checked it just now.
It's up to, it's at 929,000.
That's so insane.
When this story came out just a couple of days ago, it was at 500,000.
That's so crazy.
So now that's going to give Richard and his wife something.
He says they'd never been able to do.
And that's actually takes some time off.
They said, we've had to work hard our entire lives and they get to retirement age
and they get to the age where we should be slowing down.
And we can't, this is finally going to make it so we can so heartbreaking too.
Because a lot more people are realizing by the time they've reached retirement age,
maybe they can't retire, they can't retire.
They got to do it.
I don't have a single penny set aside for retirement.
But you should probably start that at some point.
I don't have, I don't have two nickels to rub together.
You know, every penny I make has to go to paying bills.
Hey man, I'm right there with you.
Yeah, so I'd love to put some money aside for retirement.
But you know, if I can do this job till the day I die, then by all means, I'll do it.
And the seven other jobs to go along with.
Yeah, because I'm sure I'll still be relatable when I'm 75 years old.
And I was like, it's just going to stay young minded, you know what I'm saying?
I get you dog.
Anyway, I love what they did for Richard.
I love the fact that he's almost got a million dollars now that he can finally take his foot off the gas a little bit
and spend some time with his wife just relaxing.
Go live that life.
You've earned it, Richard.
You have definitely earned it, man.
It's no wonder audio video extremes has been a part of Happy Hour for so long.
Because we get to hear stories like this, man.
Yeah.
These stories put a smile on your face.
Let you know the world and ain't as bad as they want us to believe it is.
I sometimes can't believe it's things that are interesting.
So that you know what I'm saying?
Streams that was absolutely happy hour.
It's time for, maybe it's just me.
The story is amazing to me.
When I read it, I thought I just came and imagine what this must have felt like to be a part of it.
So this happened January 22nd, 1943 in Spearfish, South Dakota.
They set a Guinness World record there for the fastest temperature change in history.
The record hasn't been broken since.
In just two minutes, the temperature skyrocketed by 49 degrees.
What?
Yes.
So it started at, it was at 7.30 a.m.
It was four below zero.
Okay.
By 7.32, the temperature surged to 45 degrees above zero.
And just two minutes time.
What?
The temperature swing was so huge that it was cracking people's windshields.
It was like cracking windows such a fast chain because your window was freezing cold.
And the next thing, it's 50 degrees outside.
People reported that their window would just frost up just instantly.
Like one side of the street would be 49 degrees.
The other side of the street was four below zero.
Like that's how quickly this came in.
It's something called the Chinook winds that they get there.
That caused something like this.
And it still happens that they just not this drastic.
What does it say what the normal temperature changes are?
Well, I mean, it's not 49 degrees in two minutes.
No.
Now, so then by 9 a.m., the temperature had peaked at 54 degrees, okay?
So at 7.30 a.m., it's four below by 9 a.m., it's 54 degrees, right?
Right.
Now, it wasn't done yet.
Because then they experienced a giant drop of 58 degrees in 27 minutes.
Gosh.
By 9 27, it had gone from 54 degrees to four below zero in just 27 minutes.
So it went super warm and then just super cold real quick.
So all in the course of two and a half hours, they went from four below zero to 54 above zero
and then back down to four below zero.
Do you imagine sleeping through that?
That would just be wild, dude.
You missed out on the nice warm weather for a solid couple of minutes and then you go back
and you wake up.
It's like hot hell outside.
But yeah, people were just saying that it was just the craziest thing to live through
the people who lived through it.
I believe that.
Yeah.
I just can't even imagine what that would.
The two minutes, the going up 49 degrees in two minutes, I just can't even, I can't like
wrap my brain around how that would even work.
Now, I feel like the ground would open up or something.
I found out because I looked up the Chinook winds just to see if there was other, trying
to fact check me.
Is that what it is?
Because if it happens all the time, I want to know like what the normal temperature
ranges.
Right.
And it didn't give me any of that information, but they do celebrate Chinook days now.
Yeah, because yeah, because this happened and they commemorated every single year on
January 22nd, 1943.
That's so wild, dude.
Yeah.
I just, that one really got me.
Like even reading it over and over again, I'm just like, how did that work?
Everywhere in the US is just an interesting place to live.
Yeah.
Which is interesting because we don't know what we get like the Midwest in general, but
then you go out west that a little bit more west.
The Chinook winds and the black hills at one state over.
I had a friend who played baseball in Jamison, North Dakota.
Okay.
He was on a minor league team up there and we went to visit him.
No, he went to college in Jamison, North Dakota.
Anyway, we went there and it was so bizarre because it was like January and it was like 55
degrees there.
Dude, it's weird.
And they were like, yeah, we don't get like that like dip in the jet stream.
That clip or right that dip in the jet stream that brings the cold.
It was so crazy.
It's insane.
How weird everything is.
It's a beautiful country.
Brian Riley.
E.T. say and that's a pretty wild story.
E.T., you got that right, my friend.
Thank you for the text.
Hey, look.
You didn't read.
You thought you were going to repeat yourself.
You thought somebody was going to text us.
I thought maybe I had done this one before.
You've done a weather one before, but it wasn't that.
It wasn't this one.
So pretty amazing.
And if you're ever in spear fish South Dakota on January 22nd, I'll get up there.
Yeah, you can go ahead and celebrate Chuck days with them.
I'll get right on it.
I love it.
And maybe you didn't find this story interesting.
I get it if you didn't, but I totally did because I find the weather to be incredible.
The weather and space, I just, I'm always amazed by.
And I'll have another one for you tomorrow on St. Patrick's Day, and you might not like
that one either.
And fine.
Maybe it's just me.
Midwest proud.
Mr.
New in the morning.
Just to the Kelly Jordan show, wherever you get your podcasts.
All right.
What do you say we do it again tomorrow, Brian?
Sounds great.
You got what it takes.
I hope so.
All right.
We'll be live Tuesday morning as well tomorrow is 6 a.m.
Nailed it.
