I’m Sorry You Have Reached a Number That Has Been Disconnected or No Longer in Service

0:00From WSMG traversing the highways and byways in his danger ranger studio, it's Road Rage 101 with Bruce, Mad Kay Ken Jason, the screaming gorilla Aaron, John Jemingo, Boomer Bob, the Duchess of New Jersey Kate, Lorenzo and the last work with Kobe. Join the crew for an hour of riveting and eye-opening conversation as they take you to the places and spaces most tend to fear. Strap in, it's always a bumpy ride. Here's your host Bruce the weathered soul. Well, welcome to a Friday edition, a Friday edition of Road Rage 101. Yep, that's right.

1:08We are early today for you guys that are listening to the live stream on X and I don't know about the time. But no apologies by boss called me in early and we're just starting early and I got a hard out in one hour so we're just going to have a one hour show today. I know that we won't really go one hour, but there we go. And we got a full room already this morning. We already have Cody in here. Our trustee producer, John is here. Also, we got George from a world of plays with George Von Tees and here running around and hoping that that maybe get his mic on also. Josh has always a new hamster, but we want to welcome you here to a Friday episode running on empty. I get you to get some gas after I go to my office early today. Like I said, I have a hard out at 645, but nonetheless, this goes going to be show. Here we go. Hey, John, you know what? I found out this morning when I opened up my news. I found out that New Jersey doesn't give a crap about the Supreme Court case about transgender students. And transgender students, the schools are just going like fuck the scotists. We don't care.

2:13We're going to make our own rules and now kids are just going to be able to go to school and be transitions without their Paris notice. I hope the federal government sues the dog shit out of this state and that knit wit helicopter pilot governor we have. Again, they don't they want everybody to follow the rules that they make, but other rules they don't have to follow. I'm sick of this shit. I want arrests. I want when there's a like if you are a sanctuary state, I want the federal government to come in, arrest the governor, arrest state legislators. I want them all arrested for obstruction of justice. I've had it with this shit. I understand it's the United States and states have a certain amount, but not for federal law. Federal law is a law for a reason. It's not a suggestion. You know what we suggest? You know, we don't allow leaders in here.

3:13We suggest we don't put them on public assistance. You know what? We suggest that you, you know, police help us agents, a get prisoners from jail, not to release them in the public where they become a public nuisance. Yeah, you're right. They don't give a shit about anybody, but themselves. I'm sorry. Go ahead. But now you can't, but now the kids can go. Go ahead, Cody. I was going to say we, the federal government used to use the tools that added its disposal that wasn't litigation. Like we're going to withhold this funds from you, but every time Donald Trump does that, some judge in like New York is like you can't do that. Even though every other administration's done that. I would arrest the judge. I would arrest the judge and same thing, obstruction of justice. You just keep new jerseys, road funds from them from the federal highways administration. They'll definitely stop letting little boys look at little girls.

4:17Road funds, educational funds, all the funds. Guess what? You want to be a rogue state? Do it on your own money. Besides the fact that they've just raised the budget and they're already a $1 billion deficit. And she ran on affordability. Well, she ain't done one affordable thing yet. Cont. Well, I tell you what, what happens here is that a kid can go to school now. And if they wanted fraction, just wanted fraction for calling somebody not their pronoun, which we never fucking had in our school. We didn't give a shit whether about pronouns or anything. We just called you a fucking jerk or whatever your name is or butt head, whatever to fuck the cat. We call them, but one little slip can get you suspended from school now because of little Johnny, little Johnny who now turned into Janie. Didn't like somebody called him a boy, I guess. Good. Yes. I want them sued. I want as soon as that happens, I want the family and I want some kind of ACLU, but they won't do it because whatever.

5:21But I want them sued for violating that person's first amendment. Right. You cannot compel somebody the government. It's the first fucking amendment. You cannot compel somebody to speak a certain way. You cannot do that. The government cannot. Can what I just say? Yeah, that's it. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Just like it just like we discussed yesterday with the women's rights and the women's activism and the women's title line and stuff. The same thing goes with parents. The parents aren't pushing back enough on this because apparently their kids are running the fucking show at home. Of course, because you know, we got to be nice to transgender Bobby who is now a Bernice and yeah, it's fucking sick me, dude. And I'm telling you what, man, the parents aren't stepping up. They need to have about a fucking million parent march on fucking Washington, D.C. in New Jersey in California. This fucking shit is insane. I don't have anything against transgender people. I have a problem with the facilities that are behind them that are forcing this stuff on the American public. It's this ludicrous.

6:32I'm sorry. Cody, you have anything to say? I'm sure you do. Yeah, I was going to say I'll take it a step further. I've got shit against trans people. They should all be instant fucking to generalized and kept out of fucking God damn saying society. The views of Cody are not the views of the road rage 101. He's about to express her not necessarily those of anybody else but me, but the ought to be in as a matter of fact, they probably go ahead, John. You know, again, I don't have anything against transgender people. I really don't. If you're over 18 and you want to dress as a woman and walk around in your high heels and whatever. I don't care. I don't. It is America. But what I don't you cannot make can tell me to call you a woman. You're not your man. I don't care if you have your swing cut off and you have a man,

8:25the federal government has the right to dictate the standards that you must meet the qualifications to receive that federal funding. And if the state is going to oppose whatever it is that they want to implement, then your funding should be cut. And when it comes to education, I mean, I don't oppose anything. You guys said at all because I think education needs to remain just education. It's not about fears. not about how you feel. You know, this whole pronoun thing is bullshit because it's like, am I supposed to dress someone based on how they see themselves because the world doesn't see you that way? You know, it's like, should I get pissed off when someone calls me sir because my beard's starting to get great? It's like, what do you call me an old guy? You know, it's like, get the fuck out of here with that shit. I think education needs to be exactly all it is. It should be math, sciences, history, et cetera, just basics. You know, you can't make logical decisions until you are taught enough to know how to make logical decisions. And for school to step in and just basically remove the parents from their ability to

9:27intercede on how their child might be feeling and really push this agenda to say, hey, it's okay to transition. You're still a kid, man, I don't care if you're an adult. Get out of school, figure it out. You're into 20s, whatever. You really still feel that way. Go ahead, find your funding and go ahead and chop your cop cough, whatever. But it's not for a child's mind to be manipulated and told that this is what they should be based on whatever bullshit or rhetoric that they're fucking shoving down their throats to believe. That's the issue here. And then when you guys were talking about the parents aren't getting involved, I don't think that's necessarily the case because we've seen many videos around the country where parents go these board meetings and they're arrested or thrown out for like giving the board members their two cents because the board members don't finish it. Yeah, but George, I need to just push back on that a little bit with you and John. It's just like, you know, yeah, we don't have the time. We got jobs. We got three responsibilities and stuff like that. But it comes to a point where you just gotta fucking,

10:28you know, you've got to, you get, you know, a couple of hundred thousand people marching someplace on a on a Capitol building or right into the freaking city council meeting or school board meeting and you're going to get some freaking attention. You know, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't know. I mean, obviously, I don't disagree with that. What I what I was saying was maybe I came across from my example was this parents have spoken up. They have gone to the board meetings, but the school boards have shut them down and requested those people remove. So it's kind of like the school system is going, we don't care what you think. This is what we are doing to your children. It's like, we need to go in with overwhelming force. We need to go in with overwhelming force. I think that's what I feel especially, but you know, and last we spoke yesterday, you know, the women need to go in with overwhelming force. They either need to participate fully and really, really get after this thing or just walk away all the way and just

11:31let the trans sisters have it and let the fucking thing ruin itself. But yeah, this is gone way, way way too far. The women, it's the man, Bruce, it's always the man. It's not the women, it's the man. The patriarchy, the patriarchy. What's it going to take for people to rally to that level, though? That's the question because I'm with you, Bruce, it's like, how much more can we take before we actually take action? Apparently it's not enough yet. Apparently not enough. The other thing is that I'm going to talk, I'm going to blame part of this on the media because I live in the state and I didn't hear this and I'm pretty well connected to the news. So what they're doing, not only are they doing this, but they are also hiding it. Like if you find out, you're flying down and but I mean, if this was a big news like, okay, I'll just I'll flip it. Just say that they said, you know what, we're not doing these pronoun things anymore and we're not doing the transgender

12:35things and main biological males can't be in female sports in New Jersey. The press would be all over it, but since it's the other way and it's not to the narrative, they bury it. Of course. Yeah. One more thing real quick. So this is just one more thing real quick and I'll show up, but this this ties in also like what happened in California to where what they did in the schools is they they made it now to where they have mental health practitioners and now your kids can go see them and they don't have to notify you. They don't have to tell the parents that they get them involved. In fact, they would rather not. They're just state further reaching into separate the child from the parent. And it's just crazy how how parents are losing control of how they raise their children. Well, New Jersey wants to be California's retarded cousin because whatever you guys do, we do six months later. We are retarded. We are retarded. And we're spreading.

13:38They're spreading. Retardation spreads a lot and there's no vaccine for it. Anyway, let's get on with the show. September 14, 2026. National Pianté de Haydard, George, you're a fan of the grapes. So there you are. I know that you only do champagne, but you just can't. Day day. A first celebration of the famous Italian red wine. So I guess what do you want to do like the Italian red wine? Yeah, yeah, it's not bad. I'm actually, I do like wine Bruce. I like a really good keen on noir for sure. Really fast and good red wine. Yeah, you know, not so much on the lights for some reason. There's a few this time up, but yeah, I love fine wine. Don't get me wrong. There you go. Well, our resident, our resident wine is not here. So I can't ask her about whether she she likes herself a fine Pianté, but yeah, Hannibal Lecter, he likes that Pianté with a little bit of father bees. Yeah, and

14:41once again, morning to Bob, Bob sitting there on the torches morning behind his brick morning, Bob, how you doing, brother? I'm not going to argue about, you know, women versus men and men versus women and trans versus everybody else because that's what they want you to do. They want you to take focus off of them and look at each other and fight with each other. Just like John said earlier this week and I think it was on the boomer bunker, you know, we need to just get along and stop allowing them to allow us to fight each other. Yeah, well, we got to fight, we had a fight last night, and that's for sure about Oreos and it was really good. It was a really good show, John, but the thing about Oreos that pissed me off, dude, I could because, you know, good value Oreos or good value sandwich cookies are just as good as Oreos, especially when you get them in ice cold milk. Yeah, I don't know. See, again, here we go. I'm not doing this again. All right, you guys, it's America. You can get your fucking Oreos if you want them, but I'm

15:42eating my Amazon chocolate cookie things. There you go. I treat you wholeheartedly for sure. Paul Harvey's birthday was today. He died in 2019. The legendary American radio broadcaster who's to state the delivery and the rest of the story became fixtures in the American in American radios all over America. Do you remember the rest of the story? Sure do. You still love Paul Harvey. He would be on noon in Philadelphia. He would be on noon, and he would come in at the end of the end of the broadcast. It would be a pause, a long pause, and you're like, is that it? But you know, he'd come back in, and that's the rest of the story. And now you know, the rest of the story. Yeah. What's that? Bob? Didn't his son take over for him when he passed or whatever or got you sick to do it? I don't remember that to be honest with you. I haven't heard anything about the Harvey's at

16:44all, but I lost Cody here real quick. Cody, you remember heartball Harvey? Maybe that's just due to old three. I don't know the fucking talking about. Okay. I love it. I love it when we can ask a young and about the real history and the real flavor of what America used to be and the significance of what a rest of the story was. You're fucking boomers room and you're motherfuckers. You know what you fucking see? He doesn't get sickers and you're fucking hippies and you're feminism and you're we don't want to do Vietnam to stop coming to. Yeah, it's all your fucking faults. Shit. Hang on. All right, son. It's the Jimmy. It's the Jimmy. Jimmy, I'm listening to you on the road rage. What I wanted, John, God damn it, man. You need to get your facts right. You're history, right? And you need to get that

17:45fat jerse tongue out of your mouth and start pronouncing your A's and your R's. That's probably like, hey, Johnny, do I leave a pair of channel locks on your front porch? I'm at the musical end of the judge. God, anyway, I was trying to, I was trying to post on Facebook and I fucking forgot my log in. You write it down for me, John. What's my password? Sorry about that. The state of history, 1972. The price is right. They views the revamped and the revamped, the revamped, excuse me. The price is right. Hosted by Bob Barker, premiered on CBS. So 1972 is when the price is right first came. One of my late son's favorite favorite shows all time. You guys have a black and white version with Bill Collins from like, there was the late 50s,

18:45early like up 60s. They'd give away houses. Yes. The price is right. That was great. Yes. Yeah, it was black and white, of course. And it was a vastly different like format, but it was really cool, really cool to watch it. It's on YouTube and shit, but sometimes they'll run it on like Game Show Network or whatever. It's like once a day, like eight o'clock in the morning. I only remember Bob Barker being on it because like I said, it was in 1972. So I was like 10 years old. And when you were sick, you got a chance to watch. It was, let's make a deal. The price is right. And then match game. We're all on. And then my stories would come on. You know, the soap artists. Yes. What was it? Monty Hall. Yeah, Monty Hall with the price is right. Or not. Let's make a deal. Let's make a deal. Bob, you banks, the newlywed show. Oh, the newlywed show. Yeah. What was the other one? The other dating game.

19:52I can't remember that Chuck Woolery. Well, there was a guy before Chuck. Oh, before that. I can't remember his name. And you forgot. There's a trivia. Teen Ray Bird. Teen Ray Bird. For the match game and and a match game. Hollywood. Where's our? All the freaking drug-aspecting Hollywood people in Hollywood square. There was some vodka in them cubs. Jim Lang. Jim Lang was the dating game. Jim Lang. That's it. Jim Lang. Very big kiss. Remember that big kiss? Very, very handsome fellow. Jim Lang was. Anyhow, so that the price is right, debuted 1972. John, let's go ahead and roll. Tip number one.

21:10It really brings up the concern of what are we going to do in the future. Today can mean that you can't use your favorite chatbot. But tomorrow an AI outage could have serious consequences across industries and infrastructure. It was the date of the birth still still. God help us. God help us. I didn't notice it. I didn't notice it at all. I talked to chat often on all day yesterday about things and I didn't notice it at all. I noticed it for about 15 minutes. kept saying and I was like, is this just a kiss? I had clawed up. So I said, is this just clawed? Then I went over to chat GPT and tried typing something in and said, couldn't do it. Then I went over to what's the name of that place? Oh, yeah, X. So I went over to X and everybody else and he did over and they're like, oh, it's out. It's out. But by the time I got back, it was on against.

22:11I was a very short outage from what I understand. I don't know. People are, you were lying on it for the day to day. But where's Cody? Where's Cody? Cody's not here, but Cody. You know, you're talking to the right, George. Yeah, Cody said, you know what, John? You know which one didn't go down Gemini. And I'm thinking myself. Yeah, so let's find out Gemini attack the other ones. Do you think that this is just an employee to get to make you? Yeah, we need more data centers. It might be. To me. I got to tell you that there's a huge campaign to revamp the data centers PR. Because right now they're like, you know, they don't use as much water as they only use as much water as a car wash does. So every conservative podcast I've been listening to for the past week

23:12have been talking about how, well, I'll tell you what, data centers. You know, they're not really as bad as they say they are. And it's a Chinese sideop that are saying this because they don't want these data centers. Because if they get data centers, if we get data centers, we might beat them in the AI race. And I'm like, aw, somebody's getting paid. Yeah, somebody's always getting paid. But yeah, you know, to to answer to George and what he says is like, are we all relying on data? I mean, sometimes the AI chatbot, so the only people that will listen to us during the day, really. You've listed to your ripers. Oh, man, let's just kidding. I mean, let's just be honest with the data center thing. I get it. I get the arguments, but I mean, the next war is AI. It literally is. And it's really going to be which country is going to control it, which could be on top because the power is going to lie in who actually is ahead of the curve in terms of AI.

24:13Period. I don't, I don't believe I want a data center in every damn corner. Like, I don't want to see our great lands taken over for or appropriate by the government just for data center, but we can't ignore the fact that we do need them. And I think there's alternative means of cooling. I mean, do they need to use all the water to use more of the, I don't know, I'm an idiot. I'm not an engineer, but like a closed loop cooling system, just kind of like I have with my GPU and my computer. Yes, I'm not I'm not feeding. I'm not feeding water to it. It's just it hasn't closed loop cooling system. Like I'm sure there are things that can be done. I just wonder how much of it's profit and on both sides. The other thing, someone said the other day says, you know, why don't we start using all these abandoned malls? They're already built. There's nothing going on. They have. That's my 10x home. Right. They just live. But where are the old people going to go walk? Well, I've had prime fucking real estate for to be bulldozed, rebuild, where it's retail on the ground level and and you know, luxury apartments on the on the on the upper levels.

25:17I mean, that's no, that's prime real estate. They want to put them out in the country, you know, take over cotton fields and corn fields. And you know, put them there and I I'm not against them. I could give it shit because I'm not going to be here long enough to fucking get the, you know, negative effects of them. But I I blived fucking 55 years on a planet without them. Fair enough. Yeah, but we've already had them. I mean, IBM's had them for years. They were one of the first people to really get into the game years and years ago. We have data centers by Mato. We have them by Amazon. I mean, what do we think our cloud server systems are? Those are all giant data centers. Yeah. You know, remember, we were we were asking Watson. We were asking Watson what the hell is that? Remember? Yeah. The other thing is if it wasn't for data centers, we wouldn't be here right now because we're all in different areas of the country on Wi-Fi. Where do you think all this stuff lives? There's no, hey, people, there's no real cloud. It's not a cloud.

26:17Why? So do you guys think the real argument is going to be how we're going to control its growth and how they're going to impact communities? You know, because we're already seeing push towards a kind of a monoculture. Like I can't go anywhere without staying in McDonald's or Home Depot. Like, you know, certain things where it's like cookie cutter, we drop it in and then this is what America looks like. Like eliminating culture. That's the one thing I don't want to do with data centers where that becomes the full focus and then our communities are built around data centers. You know, I don't want to lose my grass and my trees, you know, to data centers. So maybe the argument there is like, well, how far do we go? Like, how much is too much? Where do we draw the line on extra? Well, there's gold. Yes, we need to. But their goal is to build 3,000 of them by 2030. And that's why you can't get, you know, decent priced hard drives. Or RAM or chest right now. You know, that's why the Mac many now begins at like 899. Well, the other thing is too that right now we already have 5,000 data centers.

27:20There's already 5,000 of them. So they got to build 3,000 more. So they're not even doubling them. But for some reason, no one's telling you that. I really would like to know. And this is what really pisses me off about the media. Because they're supposed to keep us informed. They're not one person's talking about this unless it's some kind of spin. They're bad. They're good. They're bad. They're good. How about just giving us the information and letting us figure this out for ourselves? Yeah, more truthless propaganda. Yeah, that would be nice. Well, so. And then the other thing here in New Jersey is that you're saying, listen, if you're going to build one of these plants, you're going to also have to build a system to, you're not going to use the electricity off the grid. So what they're doing, and they did this when we had oil refineries in South Jersey, was a bunch of them. They had to build a power plant next to it so that they would use that power instead of the power that is for everybody else. And what would happen since there was so many of them around here,

28:22that extra energy that they would generate would come into the public sector and prices would go down. You know, I just had a guest on my particular show that kind of brought up a really good point about that power situation. And for one, let me backtrack to where Microsoft is already made, I think it was a 50 year deal. I don't know, you guys can correct me, but they did make a deal with Chevron directly for resources for energy on their plant to try to build in Texas. But what my guest brought up was nuclear is the answer, because I mean, it's efficient. You can make smaller localized nuclear substations, I guess, for a company if you wanted to. Corporations, they can do this now. And it's like, why aren't they talking about that instead of talking about how they're going to tax the grid? Like, it made sense to me. It's like, why are we not talking about the nuclear option? The safer it's cleaner, it's more efficient. It'll last a long time. You could use half spent rods that will still last another, I don't know,

29:25you know, 100, 200 years, whatever it is. It's just, it makes a lot of sense, but no one's bringing that up either. And again, I'm not an engineer, so I don't know why they're not doing it, but that should be part of the conversation. The other thing that they're doing now, which is, again, this is what they're saying, you know how much they're spending in Texas? A data center, this one community has a data center, and now they have a community center and a new library and this and that. And I'm like, well, how about taking that money instead of building all this shit that's going to be caused more tax money? How about we take that money and reduce the taxes that you already have? Oh no, we have a community center. I'm sorry for anybody living in the township. Yeah, let's let's build a, let's build this big giant center in their basement for old people so they can have real Oreos instead of Amazon chocolate cookies. If they want to get everybody on the side of, let's build data centers, tell them you're going to put a fucking tickleball core next to it. Oh, good one. There you go.

30:25Hey, that would get a lot better. But seriously, and then there's the jobs are going to say they're going to bring jobs, but what I've seen when I was researching the Microsoft issue is they literally have laid off over 4,000 people and are re-importance some of those jobs as H1B candidates. That's exactly the job. Hey, hey, hey. What they're talking about is the construction jobs. They're talking about all of the jobs that are created between, you know, actually fabricating the pieces, placing the pieces, erecting the piece, the electricity, the plumbing, all of that. That's what they're talking about with the jobs, whereas most of the people getting laid off like a Microsoft or whatever right now are, you know, mid-level assholes who, you know, probably are already overpaid. So there's also, there's also a lot of people. They all go. They all go. They want to divert funds away from payroll and into AI. So that's partially,

31:26you know, the reason for some of these fucking layoffs. Now, I get the reasoning, but where's the benefit to the people in the community? Like who's going to fill these jobs? It's not the people living there. It's going to be the people imported into the towns to fill these jobs. We have X amount of graduates coming out of college right now that can't find a job because they're all going to be too expensive for these companies to hire out the gate. And they can actually, they argue they don't, but they do pay H1B candidates a little bit less than what a qualified engineer would toss them here in the US already. And they can make them do more work because they're under a three-year visa contract. And so this is a thing that happens. And I've talked to some immigration lawyers about this as well, and they will echo the same thing. So the construction jobs, great point to be right, but that's one and done. Like that's it. And outside of continuous service after the reality is moving forward, that data center is going to be there for 20, 30, 50 years. Who's going to be feeling those positions? It's not many positions. Foreigners?

32:27Yeah, I'm just saying it's kind of a convoluted conversation in terms of the job thing because it's on one hand, you know, yeah, you're right, construction, but after that, who's going to actually be there? Who's going to be the engineer? Who's going to be the people actually monitoring and keeping all this stuff up? You're not necessarily people from the community. We are going to end up some time within the next 20 years going to a, like some kind of basic income system where people get a certain amount of money to live. And then and then you're going to have people that want to work to go do other things, but you're going to have a population of people that are just eaters that do nothing. And that's the idea. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, well, there are a bunch of people either fucking soda. Yeah, well as much as AI, you know, is great for the funding of community centers and everything else. They probably need a couple of AI centers up there in New Hampshire, right,

33:29John? Go ahead and roll clip two. Yeah, it might have rabies. Love it on New Hampshire. Please say three people reported attacks in the Cantara Park area beginning August 30th, apparently involving the same unusually aggressive wild animal when it's just a described as either a gray fox or a fisher cat, but police have not confirmed a species in a coordinated with the New Hampshire fishing game department. Can you mention? I mean, duchess, you're in the wild. I mean,

34:30if some people say you're running, the wilds of New Jersey. The wilds of New Jersey, when you go out hiking and everything, you got those nice little redwoods or those woods in the redwoods of New Jersey. Yeah, the redwoods. Giant pines. The giant pines. But can you imagine? Can you imagine something running out after you're crawling up your leg? No, I would be very unhappy about that. I mean, I care, pepper spray, but it would take a hot minute to get to it. So I, yeah, that would not be. We also, I also hike usually with a group. So we're pretty fucking noisy. So, yeah, but they, because we also don't get shot by hunters. So this thing don't care about noise because it ran out of the woods and attacked a guy in a parking lot with a van and he was trying to kick it away. It does look, it's long and thin. It kind of looks like a weasel. But you know what the problem is in New Jersey? No one talks about it is right about now. The turkeys go into their rut.

35:31And the turkeys are more aggressive than this, this weasel thing. I've seen more male men and other people get attacked by turkeys in New Jersey than any other animal dogs or cats. No, all I know is Josh needs to, uh, just need to answer for us because he didn't even know that there's an issue until we brought it up. And he was more surprised. He did come in and that it was, it was more local to him than he thought it was. He says, I think that it's a fisher cat that location is not far from the Appalachian Trail and he's looking for that thing for a long time. So apparently it's probably going to be well camouflaged and stuff. But they look like they kick very well. It looks like they fly pretty good off of a foot. I did kick it. It looked like it's pretty hard. Anybody? Bob? Anybody? Anybody want to comment on this before we go to our next story?

36:35I'm not fighting pretty good off of it. I don't know. Outside of the occasional rogue rooster, I guess, out in the country. But those are the real motherfuckers by the way. You're talking about this, dude. A rogue rooster fuck that, dude. That thing will cut you up. It'll chase you. Kill your dog. Fuck all that shit. That's the real threat. Get a kill your dog. Did we have roosters out here? Okay. Here's a story. I had, I can see where the tea wreck thing comes from, like the evolution. So wife and I were at a concert and it's at a, it's called the fruit yard. So it's originally they have like a, they have like a smoke house where the smoke meets and stuff. They're really famous for it out where we are. And they have, they sell fruits, everything from the farms. And then they decided to build a venue. That was big amphitheater. So a lot of the grounds is still pretty much like, you know, where they sell the meats, the cook meats, all that stuff. And it's just big open, open land everywhere. Now they have chickens and roosters running around. I had a rooster that literally, I mean, it was up to my waist.

37:36Tall. And this thing, I just come down to the concert. No, listen, we're trying to get to the car. We're trying to get the car. This fucking rooster locked in, like just locked in, looked at us and it crouched down and all of a sudden it's fucking running like a little dinosaur. I'm like, what's this fucking thing doing? And I'm looking at my wife for like, is he coming after us? Dude, we ran to the car. This bitch was running to the car and jumped up, Talon's out and we just hit the gas and time for it and like crashed into the car. Like no joke. Like this is a real story. They do not give a fuck, dude. You're on their territory. It's over. They don't care. I remember getting chased. My neighbor had one when we were when I was growing up and you know, I was like five. And that motherfucker would come running at us. We were terrified of it because it was pretty much half our height. You know, as a little kid, they were not fun. It was mean. So mean. Yeah, geese geese are not fun either. Geese are not fun either. So to this day, I have a fear. I have a fear of geese. I walked by him. I don't have a problem with

38:38that. But let me tell you what, man, they come running after you. And yeah, I remember getting nipped in the back of the leg and said, like, it didn't hurt. You know, it didn't hurt. I was a kid at the time. But man, I tell you what, trying to run around and stay away from the geese because they either want something that's in your pocket or whatever because you're out there, you know, you're out there defeating the ducks. You know, all of a sudden, the geese come by and and they want their share. And if they don't get their share, they're going to be a little more aggressive than a duck. And they'll gang up on you too, those guys. And the thing is about a rooster is the one of the reasons why they keep roosters is they protect the flock. You know, they'll go they'll charge into a fox and and actually die to protect the flock. So, you know, they have a purpose. Yeah. Tony, you've been very silent about this this whole thing, man. Are you emotionally disturbed about something that might happen in your childhood in a wild animal attack? Now one time a dog bit move when I kick the shit out of it. So, I mean, like he like dude,

39:42like, like I love animals, right? But like, I mean, if an animal comes at me, I'm a kill it because I am the dominant species on this planet. That's what I'm going to do. I'm a kill. I'll care what it is. I don't give a fuck. I'm a kill. If any animal comes at me aggressively, that animal will be met with aggression because that that that's the only thing it knows. You ain't back and down. If I back down, it's like, I win. No, fuck that shit. You don't win, Mr. Geese. You have hollow bones. I will snap your fucking neck. I'm a man. I've got opposable fucking thumbs. You've got wing. I'm a man. Tell me where that background music. Well, man, I beat up a dog. I'm a man. Kill a goose. Yeah, I guess. Yeah, I don't need I don't need 99 other guys to go take on a gorilla. I'm aware I'm gonna lose that fucking fight, but I ain't gonna fucking back down. I ain't no bitch. That'd be something.

40:42Cody versus the store backed. Also, the grill is walking by. The grill is walking by with a Cody arm. I get the strength of her. I know because Dix Alfred, grom back. So, the weekend's coming up and some of us are going to go out to dinner. So we go different places for dinners and George is one of those. He likes to find things alive. He likes to go out to and going after nice dinners and I like going out to a nice place every once in a while, but sometimes I'll go to an old hole in the wall. But we're gonna talk about bus people right now. And I just want to talk about etiquette right now. We got this lady. I can't remember her name, but anyway, she's an etiquette expert and she wants to talk a little bit about how people are busing tables while you are eating. Go ahead, John. In response to this comment that we receive,

41:43how do you feel about weight staff removing plates while others are still eating? Great question because it happens often. I don't know where the restaurants just really don't take their servers through protocol training of what to do, but here's the issue. Some people want their dishes taken away immediately even though others are eating, they want those dirty dishes taken away from in front of them. The rule of thumb though that I indoors is that the plates are left until everybody finishes eating. And then they go into close out plates who are taken away. And that's for social. But let's talk about the difference in the plates being removed when it is business. You take a client out and that client whoops their food down. It's gone. You barely got in started. You are finished. You were the one who was taking the

42:51client out. And as soon as they finished their food, you're finished with yours. So that is just a side bar. Foul it away. And good luck. Great success. I hope. Is this bitch bumped her head? Like I'm going to lie to somebody and he eats his steak real fast. And I got to stop eating my steak because he wolfed his down. You're out of your mind, lady. I had no idea that if you were a business person, if you took somebody out when they're done, you're done. I don't think so. I guess it depends on if it's a casual or a business lunch. Because if you're there to talk business during your lunch break to be, you know, quote, unquote efficient, then it kind of does make sense if you're just they're dicking around because you don't want to be at the plant or whatever. Take your fucking time. George, you stood up. You stood up these things and you've been too fancy stuff. You've been to holes and walls. And so what do you

43:55think about this whole thing? Well, and backstory, I used to be a server at one point. And I did bus tables. You know, I used to work at a denny's. No, I used to work. I used to work night shift as a waiter. I made a lot of money at that time. And here's a difference to me. If you're going to come up with a bus bucket to my table, no, you don't do that. But clearing a table as you finish makes a lot of sense because you can pal plates and things around you while you're trying to talk and just looks messy all together. And to me, it's kind of rude to have an empty plate in front of somebody else just still finishing their meal. It's almost like, you know, hurry up or whatever. That's just how I fit. But I don't mind clearing plates that have been done. They're done. Just getting out of the way because I also open the table up for you to order more things in my case, more drinks to or maybe a, a dessert or something, right? If you have a clutter table, it just doesn't look good. And it's also a good way for the staff to keep on top of things because while you're eating, they're speeding. So they need to have those clean dishes to continue to go out to new

44:56tables. So that's the other side of it. As far as as far as the business thing goes, I kind of agree with her because I had a sales rep company before and my job is, you know, when you take someone out, it is actual business. If they're in a hurry and they eat, you're just lingering around, you're making them. Now it's your time. Now they're watching you eat. And it's kind of, it's kind of an uncomfortable situation for them at that point. So I would say, yeah, you're kind of done, but you could take your food to go. I mean, or going into a business meeting, just realize, this order something a little smaller because the focus isn't really the restaurant. It's the business you're conducting or trying to conduct. That's just my take on it. Yeah. Yeah. And I've been in many fancy places. Of course, my boss likes to find her things in life. And when he takes us out the lunch, sometimes we'll just go out to a regular place and sometimes we go out for like a course lunch or a course dinner where they're constantly taking your plates and stuff like that. You know, they give you a time. And if you're not done with your plate, then basically they come and they just take it away and give you the next course. I mean, so I'm used to that type of

45:59busing tables. Yeah. Or something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Anybody else got any stories about something happening in the diner? I mean diners have to be, you know, those guys bus tables all the time, but they usually wait until the end till you're done, right? That's not true, because I'm one of those people that don't like to have an empty plate in front of me. So as soon as I'm done, I kind of move it to the side to let the waitstaff know that, you know, as you're coming by, you can grab this and run it in the back. So that's what I do. Yeah. Yeah. That's the right thing. Now you know that there's a move that you can do with your utensils and stuff. On your plates that is supposed to indicate to the busser or the server to either not take your plate or or or to take it, correct? I never heard of it. I forgot what those were. I used to know that. Yeah. Yeah. It's like the way you lay your fork across. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Yes. If you lay your fork and your and your knife and a cross across the top of your plate,

47:04that means you're not finished with your plate. No matter whether it's empty, when no matter whether it's empty or or has a little bit of food on it, if you don't want your plate taken away, you can indicate that and a good server or a busser will know not to touch that plate as you go. This might be new to you, Cody, because you, you know, you're young or proud. That's old. That's old. You know, you try to never eat at a nice restaurant. No. I didn't know it. So hey, listen, do you ever been somewhere where you order a couple appetizers and like you're sitting there and you're whatever it is, you order three appetizers. There's like five or six people and the server comes by. It drops about five minutes later. It comes by and you haven't touched. I don't know whatever French fries. And it come over and it grabbed the French fries and it take off with the French fry. And they're like, hey, hey, bring up the thing. Yeah. They should ask you. Yeah. They should ask you. The last time that happened, it was clams. We had like steamed clams. And I

48:04guess they thought that we were done that clams would just sit there empty because it was close to the side of the table. She come back and I said, hey, can we have the clams out of that first? And as you turn, oh, I'm sorry. I brought a pack to the table. Yeah, we have done stuff yet. You know what's annoying about this taking your plate thing though is you got, I mean, what you guys said really about like Bruce, you got the signal what you want, right? Because there's times my wife and I like maybe we're sharing stuff. Like what order something and we'll kind of share it. Yes. And then sometimes the staff have been not properly trained. They're just like, oh, you're plate-tempty and they want to go ahead and reach for it. I'll get annoyed at that point because you can obviously see that we're serving from one plate to another and we're not quite done. So that's an in-ways, but I don't know if the staff these days is properly trained and etiquette or like, as you guys are talking about like, you know, the fork and knife thing and like how many people actually still know that? I never heard of it. Yeah. You freaking me in, it's all I got from the end of the thought.

49:05Johnless played one in Dead or Alive. I'm a pop ghost the way immediately. He lives for me. One in Dead or Alive, that's right. I don't call on him, but one in Dead or Alive, the game where we find out whether it's celebrities or dead or alive. Whenever lucky contestants will try to beat John and Cody, you have nine points. They're tied today at nine points. We could have a runoff, but we're not going to do that. Go ahead and do the clicker. I got nothing. Of course it came up to George. I'm not good at this stuff. I'll do no play. I'll do fine. I'm going to play one in Dead or Alive. I have one TV show and I have one movie left on my list today of what you could choose. One or two. You want a movie or do you want a TV show? Go movie. The movie. The movie is Braveheart 1995.

50:08Here we go. Are we ready? Patrick Naguhan, who played King Edward. I know that name too. I think it's so long. He was dead. He died in the 19th and he died in 2009 at the age of 80. Brendan Cleason played Famous. Sure. I don't know, man. I'm just going to guess. Nope. Yeah. Okay. Have you ever seen Braveheart George? Yeah, but it doesn't mean we know it was not just the actors. It was the late 1900s. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. All the actors, man. That's the thing.

51:14I'm going to keep going, Dan. I'm going to bend on black and tell it land. Oh, I like this. I like this. Okay. No, I'm getting it. It's live. Dan. George might be the first person to come down here and get to zero. Anyway, Ian Brennan, or Ian Bannon. Ian Bannon alive. He is in fact dead. I'm just staying on black. God dang it. Do it on him. He's gambling bullshit. Brian Cox who played our Gail Wallace. He's got to be alive. He was definitely alive. There you go. You got point there, George. And George, George, you can bring up the rear and let me see. Dutchers has five so you can beat Dutchers with a score of six if you can answer this question.

52:16How old is Mel Gibson? I have no idea, man. I lost. I don't know. Damn it. Fucking phone. Hey, Jimmy. Oh, he's a spasrid. He's working. He's got to be Jimmy again. He's got David John. I don't know about this. This coast that you have, man, but that guy you need to get rid of him to do brand X in the morning. I never get calls in the morning and obviously I get to today. I get to sorry. Oldest of the guests. I guess 72. You are wrong. He's 70, but that's all right. You get three points and you still came in the last place. So there you go. George, I came in last place. I'm going to get a winner. He's winning. He does not look like he's working right now. You're a winner. I mean a winner. That's for sure. Now we appreciate you, George, for coming on the show and always nice to hear your voice. And why don't you go ahead and plug your show before we end it up today?

53:19Roll the blaze. The George Fawse. There you go. That's the player. Roll the blaze podcast.com. Yeah, because the show's going on, man, you also have you and you and manual are doing a show. Random thoughts with manual and George. And that's also you can go through random thoughts pod.com to get information on that one as well. I'm horrible. Plugging my stuff. You have my own show. I don't really plug it. I'm not bad. I do everything. John says not to do. So does John. He missed you guys last night. Yeah. This is because of John. You're not wrong, John. You're not. I don't know. Bob's back. No one cares. He's got nothing. He's got nothing. Touches give us your last word of the week. Okay. John and I had a great time with our cookie war discussion argument debate last night. Great value sandwich cookies. Great value. Garbage. Yeah. So you want to hear.

54:24I said they're standard. Yeah. There you go. Basic at best. But anyway, if you'd like to hear that debate and so much more, I suggest you follow us. Boomerbunker.com is for all the links, ways to participate, join our discord and all that fun stuff. We live stream the recording of our podcast every Monday and Thursday at 6.30 PM Eastern. We hope to see you there. You. Yeah. Boomerbob, do you have anything this morning? Nope. 5 6 7. Tung Punch my far box. There we go. Oh my god. There we go. Seven seconds to lay bottom. Go ahead, John. I'm going to do or I'm going to plug our other show. Over 50 overhaul will be out Saturday. So if you'd like to subscribe to that, we would love to have you listen to us. It's just touch a sni going over our journey to get healthier and what we're using tools we're using and how we're going about it. And it's always it's going to be great when we get some listeners that kind of come

55:28in and tell us what they're doing too. Like Bruce. Awesome. Yes. I will save that for one of your shows and I am definitely on board and I'm just I'm just consuming that show because I love that show already. It's only been one episode. Can't wait for tomorrow. And we'll see you in the show. One episode. I got to have more probably some of the best calories you'll ever have. That's right. I'll listen to it from my over 50 friends. Yes. I'm not that far. Come on. I'll get your show. That's all right. You don't have to be 50 to listen. Yeah, well, we'll go to Cody who is not over 50 yet, but we'll go to him for our traditional last word of the week. So you want a day to walkie? It's a good call to have money. That's it. Like I said, he's like a little part of it. That's it. That's it. I'll show you a bit like it. Potent. Hello, Jermon. Jermon comes in at the very end of the show. He's one of the

56:32letters. Know that we have a hard day. I have a hard out. I got to get out of here because my boss is wants to beat me down and fire me or he needs me to do something really important and get this thing out by seven o'clock. So anyway, I want to thank everybody for being here. John, you are a great, great, great producer. Everybody else you guys contribute so much to this show. And we wouldn't have a show without you guys. And I just want to let you guys know that you should have a great day and be good to yourself. We'll see you later guys. Say bye-bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Go get fired, Bruce. If you don't want me to take this to the next level. All right, I got to get out of here, guys. I can do it yourself. I'll see you later. Let us know if you get fired. Well, there you have it. Another episode of Road Rage 101 is safely in the rearview mirror. Bruce and his lovable collection of misfits, malcontents, and questionable influences have somehow made it through another show. Broadcasting from the Danger Ranger Studio because apparently, giving Bruce a microphone while he's out on the road seemed like a perfectly reasonable idea.

57:34Road Rage 101 is a value for value podcast. If we made you laugh, made you think, or just made your commute a little less miserable, you can throw a little something in the gas tank at BuyMeAColfi.com slash WSNG. Or support the insanity at patreon.com slash WSNG. It keeps the Danger Ranger rolling and Bruce supplied with enough coffee to remain a danger to polite society. So be sure to smash that like button, hit that share button, and ring that bell. And until next time, have a great day and be good to yourself.