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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.

1:00Good morning, how you doing? Third day of this road rage 101. How you guys doing out there this morning? Mad Glorious Steinem is now six feet under. Well, I don't know if she's six feet under yet, but she died last night or died this morning. Glorious Steinem in 92. Women's liberation activists. She's the one that kind of put it on the map, Ms. Magazine and everything. So Rest in peace, Glorious Steinem, and she was the one that got all you women up to. So we're going to be talking about up to women and trans people today a little bit in the morning, but I want to say good morning to everybody here, John, Sam, Cody, Bill, Josh, Bob, you know, everybody, everybody who's involved in the podcast. Good morning, be it every day. We're going to talk about colloquium crop coffee. Colloquium crop coffee is our coffee sponsor like coffee. Go ahead and get yourself some colloquium crop coffee and grind yourself up some beans and make your little your your kitchen smell like heaven because heaven smells like coffee beans

2:05and that colloquium crop coffee is the coffee that most of all of us of drink here on the on the Boomer Bunk or not a Boomer Bunker. Hey, look at me. I've done hijacking your your podcast, John, but anyway, yeah, we all drink colloquium crop coffee here on WSMG road rage 101 go to colloquium crop dot coffee use the promo code WSMG 15 for 15% off of your coffee purchase. Also, thank you to John for being the producer to show. He is also the owner of the discord server. Boomerbunker.com forward slash discord as Boomerbunker.com forward slash discord where you can go and join us, meet us and go convince with us and have a good time with us and maybe even get on this show. So good morning to all of you guys. That's right. Gloria Steinemag and John, you're old, not to remember Gloria Steinemag when she hit her prime, right? Yeah, she was the first up in the camp that I'm sorry, a woman that started with disfeminist shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

3:05And all of a sudden now that we have the Gloria Steinemag that she did all this MIS magazine and Uput Women and Virginia Slim's cigarettes and all that stuff that had to do with the women's living movement. We have a federal judge or district judge Cynthia Fallon's Wailer who dismissed the DOJ lawsuit against the California Title X suit, Title IX suit because yeah, so she cited in favor of the transgender males that are going to be participating in women's sports and women sit there on their hands. So the whole life of Gloria Steinemag and her movement is complete. Sam, how do you feel about that really? Sam, when it comes right down to it, I'm not upset about it, but I think it's just it's a travesty. Well, I think it's retarded.

4:07Go ahead, Cody. What do you think, Cody? No, so I didn't know that whatever you said is. Well, he's so I googled her and she looks like she's to Jeffrey Dahmer's sister, like honestly, like those pictures of her from the 70s with those Jack glasses, like I'm pretty sure that that's probably just Jeffrey Dahmer and a wig. But no, you're right, but they have a word for for the people that agree with you that are that also agreed with that Jeffrey Dahmer looking bitch. They call them TERFs, trans exclusionary radical feminists. See, it's funny how they label the idea radical that women should have their own spaces. And I mean, now they just sound like patriarchal men. Bob, can I call on you to see what you think about all this? Bob, you're kind of there. You kind of would remember Gloria Steinem. Gloria Steinem? Yeah, I fucked her.

5:10Oh, hey, that's what I think of that shit right there. Yeah, yeah, okay. All right, I got you. Even though the whole travesty is this, man, it's just like I think it's time for the guys, the men. Yeah, even us to just go infiltrate all women's sports, all of them. Every fucking single just go barge in there, call ourselves trans and just start fucking just dominating women's sports, all of us. I mean, they're not going to defend themselves. They're not going to defend themselves. You know, they're not going to, you don't see a million women march out in Washington, DC to to protest this whole trans issue with men and women's sports. You don't see that. You'll see a whole bunch of bringing women out there, you know, protesting against abortion and all this other stuff or for abortion, but you don't see them sticking up for themselves with a transgender issue. And don't get me wrong. I'm not mad at this. It's just the fucking ironic, you know, the irony

6:15over this whole thing that they get compassion about one issue, but we'll get no compassion when they're getting stepped all over unless it's really a man and his man's waiting. Then they will do that. Get ready for some mansplaining. I was just going to say Bruce that I don't necessarily know that any of us in here say for like maybe Bob, maybe Bill could go do that. I think you, myself and John would embarrass men if we went out there and tried to do that. So maybe not the three of us. Why not? Why not? Why not? Why not? All of us, I, I, I, I, I, if I, is transgender, go pick a sport and just go start fucking just infiltrating ourselves whether we're good or not, whether we, whether we excel at it or whether we kick their butts. Why not? Why now? Hey, could you give me a shot at this for a second. Okay. Okay. So here's my point. I've had enough of protecting women and and women say that, you know, they are equal to a man. So, you

7:20know, go out and fight your own battles. And if you want man in this sport like this, then go fight your own battle. I'm tired of it. All right. You're absolutely right. Strangle three kids with an exercise band. They line up outside for her. All the shit that goes on that abortion. Oh, we were right to kill our babies. Okay. Well, what if he found out that baby was gay first. And then you wanted to kill them. Of course, they were gay. Oh, you can't do that. They are a contradiction of themselves. I'm tired of it. You know what? Here, I don't, I don't want to do anything. You ladies want to have females in sports when you have a trans man line up to to play in a sports all biological females leave the field, leave the stadium, leave the, you know, all that leave. And then it'll stop. Well, that's all now. Then fuck them. They get to play with guys. Fuck them. I had it with them. If they can't stand up. And again, they're the ones that say,

8:21we're equal to men. We could do anything. And we could do. I want to go get them go. Protest about this. Go vote some people out. Stop. Do what you can. Don't go play in a sports with a trans person. It's going to run again. She just walk off. So go ahead. Hey, have fun, buddy. Tar off and go get set yourself a record. We're not participating anymore. Let them handle it themselves because as far as I'm concerned, whenever we get involved, it's, you know, we call the patriarch, you know, the fuck them. Let them go take care of it themselves. Sam, I want to call on you exclusively because I need your input here. Now, Gloria Steinemann was important for a movement that involved women and their equal spaces and equal rights and all that. How does this hit you? Well, I mean, as far as what she did as far as, you know, bringing, trying to set equal standards in the workplace, that sort of thing. I think it's great. I really do. I mean, I think she was, she was a trailblazer and she did what she needed to do to get the women

9:26pretty much out of the kitchens. I mean, they're still in the kitchens. Don't get me wrong. But to give the women, you know, an opportunity and a voice, in other words, to be able to come on a show like yours because without her, I don't think we'd be, you know, women would be doing half what they are. So I think it's, I think she did a wonderful thing back in her day. Is this trans, is this transgender issue a slap in the face? Well, the way I look at it, stops segregating men and women's sports. The NFL changed the bylaws include women. NBA same thing. Don't do separate men and women's teams put them together. So who gives a fuck? I mean, we say we're equal, we're equal play on an even field. So you'd have teams comprised of both men and women. No, you wouldn't. You just have teams of men. Women can't compete with men.

10:26They're physically unable to. I know. I know what you're saying. But you know, that's why title nine was started. So women could have a place to go and compete against each other on a fair, level. Hey, Ken, we're not happy with that. Obviously, yeah, women here never happy. The transgender women are not happy either. Well, I'm just saying, you know, whatever you're identifying as you're not happy either. So, you know, stop segregating. You can't segregate by sex, race or whatever religion. I mean, it's make it all generic. Ken, and you came in just a couple of weeks late. Just wanted to let you know that glorious styling and passed away last night and California and the California federal judge just struck down the DOJ suit in California against transgender males and sports, no matter what the scot has said. So that's what we're commenting on today. And my question is, is why don't we

11:30bother anymore with exactly what's saying? Well, I think that they're, you know, the thing that nobody wants to say, actually, Bill Burr, the comedian summed up beautifully. They go into a bar. And you got married guys sitting at the table with their wives. You got lesbian married couples sitting at the table with their wives and gay guys sitting at the table with their husbands. And if you look around, the, the, the, the, you know, I've talked about people who married a long time, you know, and those of you that are out there that have been divorced, who probably appreciate this too, is highest level divorce in any marriages, any as lesbians. Second only to right or a sexual marriages. And then third way, distant third is gay guys. So the problem might be, if you look at Bill Burr would say, if you look around the room, the four-learn look of the thousand-yard stair that most husbands have, have been married forever, the lesbians have both have it in their marriage. The gay guys don't have it at all. They're still happy. That's why they're called gay. That's gay men's happy. So maybe, maybe the issue isn't what we think it. I'm not saying

12:35this anything wrong with women because I love them, fuckers. But maybe, maybe that's the issue right there is, maybe Gloria Steinem wasn't on to something. And, you know, they, I grew up with the insult was, you know, keep women barefoot and pregnant. You know, it's like that's hot. And McCarthy not wanting communists to work in the country. There's some validity to some of those things. I'm not saying you shouldn't work or be fairly treated or anything like that because, of course, you should. But if you talk about sports and where Gloria Steinem did and Tidal Line and all that shit, it's all getting thrown right out the window with this trans stuff, completely just thrown right out the window. And they don't know what to do about it. They're retards. Who retards? Yeah. Ken, Ken, because I don't know this. I don't know the answer to this question. Who pushed the issue of Tidal 9? Women. Yeah. Well, we know that. Was there any particular person? Was it somebody in government? Was it, I mean, was it a government issue or was it? It was, it was, it was, it was, it was a movement, you know, and it was, you know, there's a lot of,

13:41early days of the feminist movement that was actually pretty damn good. You know, women were being totally taken advantage of at the workplace. And that's not right. Kind of like at the turn of the century of the 19, the 1890s to the 1910s, companies were, were, were exploiting their workers. The unions had an actual, they, there was something good about the unions at that time. But at some point, you get what you want and then you have to do something to just keep going. Take, do, like, well, what's, what's our nonprofit company going to do now that we have equal rights? Well, you're going to find fault in anything you possibly can. The most minute thing we've been doing for fifth. I had the answer for you. This now, but I like, no, I just say a little, you, you have to, you have to accept me and they did the emotions of women, they're emotionally driven. And the emotions of women override. And that's how you get an absolute evil murderous to get a bunch of women to say, oh, yeah, well, it's not, that's, oh, she's, it's not all women that think that, I mean, my wife was like, did kill that bitch. But, you know, it's, it's, it's an emotional,

14:47liberal white women are ruining the years. Yeah, go ahead, go ahead, John. So I gave it a goog and I said, you know, who was originally pushed title nine? And, uh, well, it was Patsy Mink, okay? And she was the primary author of that. And she was from the House of Representatives and the first woman of color elected to Congress. And then there was a birch buyer. Uh, she was the chief senate sponsor who introduced and guided the legislation through the congressional debate, earning him. Oh, it's a him, uh, the title of father of title nine. And then I can't believe this. There is actually a Bernice sander, uh, known as the god, a sandler, excuse me, known, um, known as the godmother of title nine, user own experience with sex discrimination at the University of Maryland to file complaints in lobby congress to hold hearings on academic equity or equality for women. And then president Nixon, but you missed, you missed the public opinions. Well, it's, I don't have that. Oh, okay.

15:54Billie Jean King. Yeah. Billie Jean King got the public on board with it. It doesn't matter what's stupid bitch from Hawaii named Patsy Mink once, right? Clearly, because now, now the people that are like the Patsy Mink of our generation are saying, let's swinging Dix invade the female locker room. Yeah. Well, and then Nixon signed this in the law on June 23rd, 1972 in the late 1900s. And there we go. Yeah. And there we go. And late, right? Do you think? Isn't that weird to say, John? Yeah. It's fresh. Yeah. You know, it took him, it took him, uh, half of a century, right from like women's offridge to get title nine. And now it's taken another half century for men to be like, now fuck all that shit. We're just going to pretend we're women. And now we're in here again. Well, I tell you what, I want to bring that up. And I don't want the women in the audience and the women out there that listen to our podcast to be all but hurt and freaking swollen, calling over this. It's just like, I'm just tired of it. I mean, as a host of this show,

16:58well, I'm not angry. I'm just tired of it. Go ahead. No, I'm with you. I'm with you, Bruce. And the thing about it too is it's only the simple women that are going to be upset about this. Yeah. Yeah. Of course, the simple women. Yeah. He makes us, you know, it's like eventually it's going to be a man who's like the head of the feminist mood. Like, you know, still has like a work and weiner. Probably has an OFF page. And it's probably like, you know, like our president. Go to you might have given me a goal. Maybe I should run for head of the feminist movement. I think I could do it. I think you could do it. I got to see I got I got a seabring. I mean, I got a seabring convertible. I have to wait. I got I got the crown jewel of the prematurely gray late 40s, you know, uh, liberal women in many apps. So yeah, I might be able to pull this off. Now go get yourself a Mazda Miata and you'll be set.

17:59There you go. Let's go ahead and start the show guys. It's September 3rd, 2016 US bowling league day. It's a spotlight's bowling leagues and the social side of the sport. Any ball any ballers there? You know, I that was the first sport that I was ever introduced to because my dad was an avid baller. Holy, good, bro. I could win pro. I there was a time in my life where I was carrying that was, you know, I was carrying a 200, uh, 210 average. For about a year, I was doing the state, uh, the state tournaments and stuff like that. And, uh, kind of the drugs and I use the, uh, the, uh, the, uh, the Dutch has Dutchess and John might remember Candle Pigg or Cash. I don't know. It was a Boston TV show. Candle Pigg bowling. That was my favorite because the ball was a little bit bigger than a softball and he just whipped that fucker down the thing and bowling's fun. You know what? It just I've never had a bad time bowling. John, you're bowling? I was, I did it. You know, we all bowled back in a day. The only thing I hated about leagues,

19:03they took forever. They were never over Jesus. They were. And the bowling leagues, uh, the bowling lanes loved them because they got more people in and to play. And then, you know, you can't, it's very hard to find a bowling alley in this in, in this day. And they're not building them. They're all turning into other things. I think there's one still two, two still left in my area. It's hard to find standalone bowling centers anymore. Now they're like in like a large attraction area where you'll have video games and bumper cars and putt putt golf and she have all inside of a building and it's like, oh, you can go bowling too if you want. I still have a bowling alley. Three three blocks from my house. Strikers, strikers bowl. And it's a good old, it's an old school bowling alley, man. That's great. Yeah. Here in California, they made nightclubs out of them. So the big thing is, yeah, and if you want to go bowling, you can go bowling during the week,

20:04all the seniors and the youth, they're all during the week. They bowl during the week. But, you know, Friday Saturday and nights, man, you can't, you can't touch them. They're, they're full, but they're nightclubs. They're just nightclubs. They turned down the lights. They turned on the crazy lights and, uh, you know, drinks and everything going on. And I'm a successive man. I, I spent one time, I spent over $225 for me and my two kids to go bowling on a Friday night, which was kind of like before they, you know, before they, you know, turn the lights down and do everything, uh, just to go bowling. It, it's crazy what they're doing with bowling. Cause they have a pressure. They have to survive. Let's be honest, Bruce. 150 that was, uh, the heroine you bought in the parking lot. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. For sure. Samuel Bowler, you, you, you ever take, uh, him take Cody Bowler or was he a baller? We had a birthday party at the bowling alley one year. But now the bowling always closed. But I mean, it was a good little, I mean, it was pizza and

21:06he got a bowling pin that said happy birthday and, you know, they had fun. Did you have, did you have fun, Cody? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean, I went on a date to the bowling alley once. Yeah. Yeah. When I was a middle. Which all, you know, you couldn't put your balls anywhere there. So, so, so I'm going to have dropped it. Mom, cover your ears. Okay. Okay. Then don't cover your ears. I don't care. Yeah. So that was the, the first hand job I got was that it gets better. It gets better. So right next to the bowling alley was a cemetery. So we stopped bulging and then went to the cemetery and yep, I'm a bad boy. You're a bad guy. There's also a park right there too. It was for us. Oh, yeah, but the park's way more open and not secluded. So like you can't go and get a hand job in a fucking park. That's, that's fucking Seattle bullshit. I'm not into that. You got to have some privacy. Well, you

22:10can't feed from the park and then you're out of tombstone. So there you go. There you go. Yeah. You got a son in there. Nobody got a hand job in a graveyard. Like that. Cody got a hand job in a graveyard. Yeah. Good. Rose. Sure did. Birthdays include Charlie Sheen, actor born in 1965 known for his role in platoon, Wall Street, and two and a half men and also being, I guess he's like a magic son. He's got H.I. being still running around. He's winning. He's got your blood. He's a winning. Tiger blood. He's not for smoking more correct cocaine than any other person on record. Enough to kill two and a living. Okay. Good morning, Dutchers. We won't rehash the beginning of the show. Let's just say it was

23:11spirited in about women. We were mansplaining for no problem. This day. This day in history, 1928 Alexander Fleming noticed that a mold that killed bacteria was the accidental discovery that led to penicillin. That's right. So all of a sudden, Columbia, Columbia, and gone re-in all that stuff kind of went by the wayside. I mean, still it's around, but you know, still got to get that shot up and still know. 40 years later, yet glorious Steinemann. Look where the world's gone to now. That's how it's talked about. Hi together. Hi together. I mean, so I think I think that kind of worked against us because they're like, oh, we have a cure. And they didn't realize it wasn't really a cure. It was just strengthening the Columbia and the gonerie and everything else. Now we have brains that it's like, yeah, it kills the penicillin. So we don't know. That's right. It was a great discovery, but

24:16as is normally our, the way that we do it, we definitely abuse that discovery. Well, what they discovered it, what they discovered is if you mix chlamydia spores with penicillin properly in a lab, you get COVID-19 and that's what they were doing. It's the gain of function. Oh my god, Dr. Fauci, we're so honored to have you in here. Tell us about the puppies you slaughtered. Well, these puppies were, we need to slaughter puppies because we need to see what can happen to puppies when you slaughter them. And that's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a game because we didn't want to use cats because we, of course, love cats, but dogs, we, we go to Saudi Arabia and get dogs off the streets. So we're taking these fourth animals off the streets and testing on them to make sure that there's no way that, that can go into general public and you may make sure that the kids are safe in their schools

25:17with the transgenders. Not for clarity, but Saudi Arabia, you met Dearborn Michigan. Correct. Correct. I, I, I assumed everyone understood that the way I understand it because I understand things, of course, at a greater level. And sometimes forget how, how ignorant most people are about the things that I understand, which you do not. So I appreciate the clarification, namaste to Cody, even if you do live down south where everybody hates the blacks. I am invoking my fifth amendment right to remain silent. I declined to answer that question on the grounds that it may incriminate me. Hey, Clip Coins, John. Yeah, Felt you in. It's a classic news today. Cody, US Mint has started selling $1 gold coins with President Donald Trump's face on it. And apparently they're pretty popular because you can see estimated wait time is 29 minutes to start buying them. The gold colored coin is actually made of copper zinc and other metals. It has the president's face on the front and the great CEO of the United

26:18States on the back. Now, they're in circulation officially and legal tender, meaning each coin can be spent as $1. But if you want to buy them directly, you'll have to pay more than face value. A roll of 25 costs $61, while a bag of 100 costs $154.50. Living presidents rarely appear on American currency, but the president signed a law in 2020 authorizing special coin designs for America's 250th anniversary. Of course. With my face. The question is, the tremendous coin is going to be the best coin in the whole world. You know, the fake the fake news press, the fake news. They don't they will never give you their respect you need. They just call it copper alloy is this that's cheap. We save the copper because we stopped making the pennies and we took this zinc copper from the pennies and made a space age alloy that is equivalent to the alloy that we used in the space buggy on the moon back in 1969. And it's a wonderful wonderful it's tremendous. It's a perfect coin. It's the

27:19best coin you've ever seen. I've never seen a coin like it. And of course, I'm on. You know, you know, if the money if the money is going to like the government, then I could kind of see it on the same level as like behind a bond because you would assume the value will eventually appreciate maybe not to what you bought in for, but that's the case with bonds anymore today too. But if it's going to some private private equity, that's a little shy. That's the US mint. Yeah, this is the US mint and the mint is pretty neat. Now, they actually printed a special run at 250,000 coins struck on July 4th. The carries age alive for the privy mark and was randomly mixed into collectors rolls and bags. So if you find one of these 250,000 ones, that's probably the one you want. And if you find that you want it to be uncirculated. So there might be some rolls out there that you buy, you know, this $61 roll of $25 for the coins, which I have been guilty of doing before. I'm a coin collector.

28:25I am a coin collector. I'm still a coin collector. But I don't pay premium price for coins anymore. But it's a huge deal. Huge. So your gamble, your gamble, it's just like opening up Pokemon packs, you know, you can't get an X number of dollars. You might get, you might get like a fucking exponential return on it. Okay. If you buy the rolls of coins, you're getting the coins. Like there's no questions that. But did you, did you see the one that's the 250 race one? I just, literally, I'm on the side now. They have one. It's Roger Penske's face and on the flip on the other side. It's a fucking capital with the race car in front of it. It says freedom 250. I want that. Yeah, my gosh. And of course, those come in gold and silver, right? No, this is this is one of the ones that this is the way to get the box. Yeah, you're not. Okay, got you. 60 bucks. Yes. Oh my gosh. I'm my, I'm my buy. I want it.

29:27Well, Trump's face on it. I'll give it to my kids for Christmas. Deer. What a great, yeah, what a great gift to a handout. I'm the president of Chad's keys. Yeah. You know, I'm going to put it in the chat, the link in the chat with them linked to the semi quintennial collectible. Nothing better, nothing better than that you can do is to go get some of these regular circulated coins and spend them at Starbucks. They don't even know how to handle cash. Well, actually, that is not legal tender and we don't accept Trump coins. Actually, these are awesome. I haven't paid attention to the quarter coins lately. They have some nice ones. These are quarter's. These are dollar coins. Well, I know I'm looking on the their page, but yeah, I would, I would spend a dot. I don't know. I didn't, I used to sell them.

30:31I found one of the one of the 250 anniversary quarters. So I have a, I rarely get pocket change now. So like, you know, I got one and I was like, Oh, that's cool. So it's into my room back in Kentucky. Don't touch it, mom. You know what? I have a set of original, uncirculated 1970, 1976 penny, nickel dime, quarter half dollar. In the boxes, I have a bunch of those. My dad used to collect. So I kind of have in the boxes every. Back in the late 1900s. Roos has done check out shares of Uber moving higher after cutting about 3,000 jobs or 3300. I should say that's about 10% of its workforce. It would be their largest round of layoffs since the pandemic. The CEO saying it'll help make Uber quote simpler and faster while allowing it to

31:31invest in growth opportunities. The shares are coming off their best month and over a year, but are still 25% below their record high. Okay, Penny, sitting up for the Uber drivers are not the ones that are getting laid off and neither are the lift drivers or anything like that. Uber is trimming their, their, their staff, their administrative staff by 10%. I mean, Uber is huge. I think it's their own building here in Freken, San Jose. It's crazy, man. The whole building dedicated to Uber. And like I said, you know, I thought when I first was going to report this story that it was a big thing because here in California, they made Uber and lift drivers actually employees of the company and not a gig thing. So I thought it was something about that. And after I read it and do it, I'm like, I don't want to do this story. But we're going to do it anyway. So what do you guys think? I just wonder what the growth opportunities they're talking about. Like, what are you going to do?

32:33You're going to start delivering mail. You know what I mean? Like, what the fuck else is there for you to get? You deliver pretty much ever any store that will allow your drivers to walk in. You know what I mean? So like it's, it's like, what growth opportunities are there? Like they already do taxing. They deliver food. They deliver groceries. They deliver goods from other stores. So I mean, what currently could they expand into if not like parcel delivery? Well, now that Ken's gone. We don't have Ken's input on this. But John, go ahead and give a short take on this. Now I want to hear from Bob. Bob hasn't talked the whole episode. Oh, it's calling Bob. I got nothing. Sam. I got nothing black people. Okay, touches. I don't utilize any of those none of the services. So I don't, if they lay off drivers, I don't care. I've never get into the illegal drug delivering those. Oh, that's fine.

33:37There you go. Or you know what they're going to took over Bruce and Cody's job of delivering a hellers to clients. I delivered legal. I delivered escorts. That's different. Yeah, sure you did. Yeah, okay. Okay. All right. Okay. I mean, in and state of Kentucky, it is. It's a little technical. Talking about somebody who needed an Uber. Tiger Woods entered a plea agreement today following a March roll over crash in Florida. Woods agreed to reduce reckless driving charge after initially pleading not guilty to DUI. Please say they found pain pills in Woods pocket. And he showed signs of impairment after the crash. A judge suspended his driver's license for five years. In March, Woods said he was stepping away from golf to seek treatment and has not returned to tournament play since the crash. Yeah. And he said he said that he's one of the truck keep girls too, right?

34:38He's banging Donald Jr's ex-wife and Kyle's mother. Yeah. So now, Hey, Kyle, I need to go somewhere. Can you give Uncle Tiger a ride? That's creepy. A man that fell from the, a man that fell from the pinnacle of being loved by damn near everybody. And now he is, he's just a shell of himself. He really is. Hey, go be back. He got hanging around when he was first coming up and was real famous. He got, he was hanging around with Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley. And he got into that whole thing where he was going, he had a woman in every city and he was cheating on him. And that's when his wife took a nine iron and chased him out of the house and was beaten on him. And he crashed. And ever since that and she left him, it's been downhill. Then it wasn't, didn't his father die? Once his father died, it seems like it's like, it seems like when they don't

35:39have any direction or anybody to rule, you know, rule men or row, or men or rope them in that they sometimes tell something with people on the street in our path. Yeah. Once that goes away, same thing with Mike Tyson. They get in all kinds of trouble and shit. It's, again, personal responsibility people. Yeah. I just find it interesting that, uh, the coordinator that reported he was found with a pain pills in his pocket, uh, what were they loose? I mean, if they were loose, that's an entirely separate fucking charge regardless of whether or not they're prescribed to you. You, you can't have aspirin outside of its actual bottle because that is considered possession of a legend drug and that is a misdemeanor offense. And you, you will be taken into that. So I'm just saying like what the fuck do you mean he pleaded down to reckless driving? He had, he had loose pain pills in his pocket. You're making that assumption that it was not reported that way. It could have been in a bottle. You don't know that. So yeah, pain pills

36:42in his pocket. Yeah, but that's as mean it wasn't in a bottle. They had pain pills in a bottle in his pocket. I know, you know, I know you listen, you took a leap, you took a leap, you missed this other side. I get it. Now you're trying to justify it. That's all right. Go ahead. Oh, there's no justification. We're empty. Okay. We have empty space. I'm going to have to try and keep this out. But anyway, now, um, you know, Tiger, like I said, you know, he's a shell of a man of what he was. His father died first. And you know, before, you know, before his, uh, before he got his teeth knocked out by his wife with the, with the nine iron, um, his father had passed away, which was a major, major hit to himself. But you got to figure that, you know, I don't know which of the influences of his, his parents kind of influenced this idea of, of how he acted and, and how he presented himself in his relationships. But also his mom died. And after his mom died, that's when the real fault really took down. And that happened. I think about five years ago. And it's

37:48just been a whirlwind of bad, bad choices by, by Tiger. And he's totally, he's totally fallen off the map. They don't even talk about him in the PGA anymore. They don't even bring up his name as far as records and stuff. And they're still, they're still talking about that Jack Nicholas now. So they put back to him. That's how that, that's how bad his fall has been. It's one of the best golfers of all time and look at, they'll talk about him. We'll talk about him. It'll, it'll get, it'll cycle back right now. It's, you know, there's trials and this and that. I mean, you know, there's been, there's been celebs and sports people that have murdered people. And they talked about them. And surely so they'll be fine. Okay. Came back. Top sick right now. Seriously. Yeah. Yeah. Twitter world. Yeah. And how to following like it was crazy. So I love to jail Twitter. It was amazing. Hello Twitter world. Well, that is crazy. And you, you are correct. Yeah. There's, there's a certain amount of people that stand behind OJ, which is just the sick. It's the same people that are standing behind

38:52this baby killer, who, you know, the lady who killed her, her three kids. And, and, and lo and behold, what do you think these people cannot even come up that the jury of 12 are still dead like and get they're going to have to declare mistrial and they're going to have to do this all over again. And she's going to end up getting away with this. I see. Okay. So, so there's, there's already a case that got decided yesterday, very similar case woman claims postpartum depression murdered a kid got away with it. I'm not guilty by reason of insane. So I mean, that's what's going to happen here. That's what's going to fucking happen here. Well, I got to be honest with you. If you've ever been in a really big argument with a woman, you can pretty much make a case for temporary insanity. They lose their shit. Why do we lose our shit? Let's go over why we lose our shit. Shit was lost. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Some man has pushed our shit.

39:57Here we go. Oh, man's fall again. Oh, man's fall because you can't behave yourself now. It's a man's fall. I keep talking over her and just man's spleen over her. Keep that up. That works. Go ahead, Samantha. Go ahead. Oh, that's okay. I'll never get a word in because thanks to Gloria's final. Thank you, Gloria. Yeah, thanks Gloria. Shut up. Keep being quiet. Come on, you better all out. Here's the man. It's the man. Yeah, good job. This is Bob. He doesn't get fucking so much. That's exactly what he does. He leaves until all he's saying now. Shads, I'll be back on. Oh, no, he does that. He does it every day. Oh, he's cool like that. I'll be back. What happened to Bruce? What happened to Bruce? I'm right here. Okay. We don't even have to do the clicker today. Let's just go with Sam.

40:59Sam, we still hold on. Okay. You have Sam the clicker. Sam, you're the next contestant of words. You have one TV show TV show B and you have you have two movies, A and B. Let's go with movie A movie A High Plains Drifter 1973 Lester. Yep, never seen that. Are you ready? I'm ready. Clint Eastwood. He's still alive. That is right. He is still alive. Correct. Vern out bloom. Oh my God. I'm going to say she's probably dead. She is exactly dead. You have two in a row. Now it fucking works. Okay, go ahead. Jeffrey Lewett. Oh, isn't he on? Oh, no, that's a broth guy.

42:02I don't know, but given hell the movie is I'm going with dead. He is exactly dead. You are right. Three for three. Mary on a hill. Jesus. I don't know who she is either. She played Kelly Travers. I'm going to say dead. He is not. She's not that she's alive. She's 84 years old. She's played the blonde. There you go. Dead heartily. Who played Lewis buildings? Oh, who? Lewis, he attended heartily. Beech the hell out of me. Let's say dead. He is not dead. He is alive. He is 91 years old. Point you cannot win the week, but you can get five more points to be eight and to have a solid solid second place. But the bonus question is how old is Clint Eastwood? Clint Eastwood. Isn't he like God? I don't know. 95, 97, 95. 95? You're incorrect. He has 96,

43:11but you get four points. It's gives you seven. Sam, you are still in second place. Unfortunately, you're not smarter than then then you're starting this week. Well, okay. It looks okay. Oh, anyway, oh, there was a shot anyway. Well, you know, it is what it is. You always want your children to be better than you and do better than you. So yay, Cody, look at you. Now, John, you did the home improvement one, right? Yes. Yeah. Okay. So John and Cody both have nine points. Sam, you have seven points and the touches have to walk in five points and she's grammed before the end of this. So anyhow, she left. She left. You left in a scary man. She didn't go anything with this with this with this contest. And I don't know why.

44:12When we had a day for sure, it was fun. Of course, and we're going to let everybody run around and get last words today. We're going to start off with Sam. Sam, how about your last words today? Well, I'm going to go with, um, bye. Bye. You left from Boomer Bob. Boomer Bob, you have anything to do? Go fuck yourselves. Bob's working to soundboard now. Boy, I'm going to have to drop this segment in the show. John, go ahead and give us your last day. Well, we are going to be live tonight at 630 over on YouTube, rumble and Twitch. That's Eastern time. And we'll go back into the man's explaining situation because women are never wrong. It's always a man's fault. So it comes with touches. I learned it's a

45:12yeah, we're John's complaining again. We're here. We got to see some. Yeah, we're making everybody wrong. It's always a man's fault. So I didn't say it was the women were fault. I was like, oh, it's John complaining again. So way not again. Still. That's true. That I can vouch for. All right. I got it. I got I got to go do some work. So my last word is I love you guys. You're gay. I love you. So if I could finish my last words without being so brutally interrupted, we will be my God streaming tonight. So and also this week we have another episode of over 50 overhaul coming out. I'm working on that today. So I got a lot of work to do today. And that's it. That's the last word for me. Yeah. Thank you, touches for the the recommendation on the app. I started this morning and I'm thoroughly discussing with myself. So

46:15I'm a lot heavier than I thought. I'm a lot heavier than I thought I was. But that way. But I did I'm on a plan now. I'm on a plan. I'm on a plan. And in a week's time after I get all my food down and all the nutritional information, I'm going to turn it around on my wife. Piss her off to no end because she thinks we're eating healthy and I'm going like, we're not honey, we're not. But I haven't talked to you yet about it. We'll wind out. But anyway, let's go. Touches is last word of the day. Well, I'm sorry I missed everybody else's and I'm sorry I was in late today. John and I will be live streaming tonight on the Boomer Bunker 6 30 PM Eastern, all the links and how to participate, join, follow all that good stuff and everything at BoomerBunker.com. No, right. Yeah, I'm looking forward to the release of the second episode of Over 50 Over Hall. Because like I said, I got a lot out of the first one. I'm hoping that I get as much out

47:17of as second one. And now I can go because you guys are all mainstream now. Go do and review the the whole thing, give you five stars and all that stuff. Wish I wish everybody would do here. That list of studios show gives us a five star review and go out there and you know, do all this stuff. Where would I do a five star review, Bruce? Any of your podcast apps on any of your podcast apps you can go and do that exactly, exactly. But anyway, this is where I say I'm sitting in my parking lot. I've got to go to work. You guys have a great time. You could do yourself. Everybody's saved. Bye bye. Bye bye. Bye. Well, there you have it. Another episode of Road Rage 101 is safely in the rear view 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

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