Hold on Como Stas for the Downbeat, the official show of Latinos here in this town. You got a fun one for you today, including eight o'clock this amazingly titled segment Barbecue blue Bonnets in the Bible, A small town Texas adventure for Modest Mouse. Who admits that two and four or eight one seven seven eight seven one nine seven one we could call in text all day, but specifically calling it eight for a chance to win tickets to see Modest Mouse
and the Pixies as we challenge Michael throughout the towns of Texas. I've accepted the challenge. Yeah, I'm not a native of the lone Star State, I'll admit that. But he got here, is running. But and I have not known any Oh, there you go. I just look at the weather thing behind you, behind you in Paris, Mount Pleasant Bottom, Throckmorton.
I don't remember these Eastland Comanche. I can assure you none of those will be on the quest because these two too big the backcountry boys are from tiny West Texas towns, and they don't think I know anything about the real what really goes on in this the greatest state in the Union. Really big Mike knows a lot of things about a lot of things, and you're gonna
find out the hard way. Nanny and I have had multiple discussions in the halls the last couple weeks without you there about but what wait, wait, you were talking. We're trying to well, what were you talking about? It's a little things, just like I mean, Look, I don't want to reveal too much, but I can say this has been quoted multiple times. It's time for us to take back Texas as it applies to me.
You and all the other people who just zoom into our state and claim it as their own, learn to love it here very quickly, and then act like they've always been texting, texting, throw it through my d I don't love it here that much. Just to be clear, it's not that great. It's just like a rail state. I mean, foolishly continue to let me be on the radio. That's kind of the deal. I didn't get
here till I was in third grade. There you go. I'm not a native carpet bagger London, London carpet Yeah, you from London carpet bagger balis yep, years old? Moved Were you born? Boston? Boston? Boston, proper or yeah, like across the mass Pike from Fenway at Beth Israel Hospital. Really yeah, and you're not at all racist at all. That's really import We thought everyone from Boston's racist. Well we thought everybody from Texas
was racist. Yeah, that's all just against people who ain't Texan. I think Kavanall got here like age ak to speak easy two to six from St. Louis. Okay, huh yeah, Missouri man. Military baby, So I moved a lot, a lot. I think I went to like ten different schools before I was ten years old. Oh, go ahead, Sorry, that's all I am. Yes, yeah, I don't. I know tons of military babies, but I don't normally associate it with Boston Providence Navy.
So Dad was stationed in Providence. I was adopted born in Boston and spent ten months in foster care, and then landed at an adoption agency in Providence, Rhode Island, where I was adopted from there when I was almost a year old. And then we moved to naval base in Mountain View,
California. And then Dad got out of the Navy, and then we spent a good amount of time in Memphis, Tennessee, went back to California and the Alameda, Oakland area, and when my parents divorced, ended up down here because my mom wanted to live close to where she grew up and she's a native of Yeah, Texas, West, Texas North. It's the name of Thalia is the name of her of her tiny town. And dad was
born in Texas too. You know, the parents had adopted me. But you know, he joined the Navy and was stationed up in Rhode Island. So that's how that all worked out. That's tough. But I did live in many, not any places, but several places in Texas and also many towns in Texas. So Sonora, Texas, Dilly Texas, Burke Burnette. I'm not They're not going to be on the Sonora was an old district.
Well playoffs, Yeah, playoffs down south. Yeah. I put a couple of posts up at ninety seven on the freak all over the place, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, all this stuff. I guess. I mean, I'm not doing threads, So leave threads alone. I'm not doing it. They were what's your hometown? No, what's your hometown? Tell us in the comments, Oh you just did this, Now let me tell you why I did it. Hey, I curiously do want to know where
your hometown is. B We get a social media report every week and they tell us interactive things are good. So do you consider your hometown where you're born or how does that work? I think I think more raised. I consider it raised. I was born in Archer City. I lived there for a day. Yeah, I was. I lived in Boston for like three days. Lived there. Well, you're acting like you're cramming for a test every time we say it down. I'm just tricking you guys in a name
and city. Where were you born? Mikey, I was born in uh Broward County, Florida. Hollywood, Florida. You were born in Hollywood, Florida. That's on your birthday? Yeah? Which is it's Miami and Kevin, you were born in Archer City, Yes, sir, one of the last babies born at that hospital. That's cool. The sight of the last picture show, the Great Great Archer City. What'd you say? You're one of the last babies born at that hospital? And then what they shut the
hospital down or we're done? Like no, they went this is the show's yuck. Oh, this is the chosen one. Yes, our our one year quest. He's going to save our city birth. It's kind of yeah, immediately walks south to Alney. It's kind of like after after Our Lord and Savior was born, they just bulldozed the main job, put up a parking lot. Yeah, I mean for Camel's Yeah. I mean, he
could have recreated it if he wanted to. I guarantee you there are so many people that live here that are from these tiny little towns that just migrated. It was one of them that migrated to the big city, knock City Alney. It's this is kind of the closest big ass city to you know, anybody that grew up between like here in Lubbock, Lubbock. Okay, you stop it. I always had that theory about why there's a bunch of hot people in Dallas. It's twenty twenty four. I'm not going to use
a gender, just hot humans. Because any big city where a large swath around it of other cities where this is the congregation point, is where the hot people congregate. And I think Dallas is uh top five hottest people cities in America because the other ones are also under that course they fall into that as well. In La is because a lot of a lot of people move there the service time. If I can go to California, Oh my god, right, you think the girls are hot and boys are hot. Yeah,
beach, it's beach. It's not yeah, but it's beach. It's wealth. Isn't that great? Because wealth turns into so what happens? And I have a theory on this. Okay, when you have a lot of wealth, you can attract people that are more attractive, and it turns into a breeding cycle. Yeah that hot people if you're rich, like rich old dudes in Highland Park, like rich Phillips. Yeah, okay, they have the ability to pair up with maybe women that are way out of their league.
And this may happen vice versa as well, but I think it's probably more prevalent in men. Like maybe older, not so great looking men will have these really attractive wives, and they'll have pretty attractive kids, and these attractive kids grow up with one another in these schools and they know one another, and then they just kind of keep breeding beautiful babies. That happens in big towns because in big towns there's probably more wealth than in any other town.
Exactly. I remember a story of I think it was a chic a chic a sheikh who billionaire chik who married this gorgeous whatever woman and then they had kids and either I don't think he's either suit her or divorced her. But they had kids and the kids were ugly. And then the sheik realized that the woman it had a ton of plastic surgery done and work done that he was unaware of. And it's something you don't think of, you know, like with the prevalence of you know, cosmetic surgery, that's not going
to affect how the kids look. That's true, you know. So if you're super rich and you marry this whatever you believe to be a perfect ten and you factor in, you know, what the kids might look like as being something that you do care about, you can't factor in what it was like before that, you know, the fresh babby. You ain't gonna have the perfect nose, no, but you can still rework everything though, oh
I know. I mean if like, money can do a lot for pretty much anything, any imperfect thing you have in your life, you can cover it up with money, and you can do that in a way that is not at all real. But as long as you're sleeping good on a big pile of money. You don't really care how authentic you are. I don't know, is that too deep? No? No, No, you're onto something. The Prince of air Tractor speaks. No. No, Kevin's parents air track. That didn't work there anymore, but I retired. So growing
up in small he's like, I don't want to work anymore. I want to work when I want to work. So he still works, but he doesn't like work there. So, growing up in a small town all Nee, Texas Cavo, about two hours west of here, you didn't have a lot of access to you're talking about hot ass. No, I'm talking about built in Jesus, built in ready to go entertainment. You know, like if you grew up in the city, there's baseball games to go to,
there's sporting events, there's probably big soccer leagues. There's all this kind of stuff. There's six flat you know, you have access to a lot of entertainment options from the small town. You create your own fun. You just make mud pizzas. I'm curious about modern day of small towns. Yeah, I don't know. Well, I mean with the admin of the Internet and phones and all that I guarantee you it's a lot different. Yeah, I do. They have a PlayStation one at city Hall that the kids can line
up on play medal of honor. But if you were, if you were anything like me, you invented games, You invented stuff to do. Necessarily. Some of it was some of it was probably quite destructive, but some of it was really cool. Like I'd be curious to hear, you know how kids growing up in small towns some of the creative ways they came up with to to entertain themselves. I'll give you one brief example. Uh, four guys, me and my two of my best friends, and then one
of my best friend's younger brother. We played the thousand point basketball game first to one thousand that lasted I think eight days, ridiculous, and we two on two. One of the guys lived down the street for me. He had a goal and his uh you know, over his garage and the driveway. We'd play basketball there all the time. It was like, let's play first to one thousand wins. You said, was this a summer activity? Yeah, okay, summer activity first to one thousand wins. It took eight
days for somebody to get there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, two on two on your team with the other team my team, because we were taller, the other guys had better handles, like they were smaller, but they could just every putback. Yeah. Do you think it was do they have like nine hundred? The thing that's funny about the thousand point basketball is, I don't know it was close. I think that the final score was then
like thirteen points. It was crazy how close it was. But I wonder if we kind of like subconsciously would sandbag, yeah, to keep it close because we wanted it to feel like it was competitive all the way. That's fun. Yeah, But I was like six two at the time. My buddy was like five eleven six, and then these other two dudes are like five six and five eight. But they were really good at dribbling. But anytime if we missed a shot, the rebound was obviously hours unless it was
a long rebound. But that was just one small of paper that you write the scores down at night. Uh yeah, absolutely, yeah, yeah, then get out there the next day. Yeah. But it took eight days playing every day after school to play the thousand point basketball game. Did you do crap like that? Not the one thousand point game. There wasn't one hundred inning baseball game in our town one time though, Okay, and that sucked. Oh it was terrible. And how many days one day? What?
Yeah? What all day thing? Dude? Yeah? I mean we had an of games to play too, Like we invented go skiing behind my dad's ski boat. Okay, that's water skiing. Oh that's not a man. Yeah, that's not inventing something that. Yeah, we invented a game called go play golf at Darrow. Okay, god, he's that what you made money? We had to walk to the country club across the highway, swim in the ocean. If we had to play nine holes on a goat
ranch at only country club, you're playing Durral. So don't understand the games. Put it on a wall ball number a wallball. That was always fun because you could peg the guy. Did you play five up five back? No? On the practice field. Do you know what five up five back? Is? No? It's you have a team on either side of the football field and you can either throw it or punt it, and if the other team catches it, they get to move five yard five steps up.
We caught it five steps five steps, five up, five back. But if you if you weren't able to field the catch, then you took five steps back, and the first person to be able to kick it out of the end zone to throw it out of the end zone, then they got a point. But yeah, five up, five back. You've probably never even heard of it, have you. Yeah, he's heard of water skiing, golf and ocean swimming. What is caviar, Yeah, caviar taste tests.
Yeah. We'd play called seafood eating fresh seafood eating. It was fun. Oh. We also played visit Disney World regularly game, but it's into a game called go down to the Keys and snorkel. We played a game called rock paper Scissors on who was going to go pick up the government cheese. That week, we played a game called let's try to set this paper on fire with a magnifying glass. Yeah. Really, yeah, we we did. Okay, now we'll say this, it's a little bit of a
land. We we did some dangerous stuff with my cousins over at their house, which is just across a big field in my house and where one of us would get in a go cart, put the helmet on. You're the go cart. Cutting across and we're all trying to hit golf balls across and just nail the golf cart like it's picking up range balls. It was fun and so dangerous and it hurt if you got hit. Oh my god, it hurt. You have a big mark on your arm for a week.
But it was so fun when you did nail one. You really just trying to hit the bar. You're not trying to hit the person in the go cart. You never hit a golf ball. You can't be that accurate. Yeah, I know, it was so fun. There's a lot of that going on. Yeah going shooting was one shooting, Yeah, shoot shooting.
Everyone's shooting. There's too many gun debts in our town. Really hide and seek where you get just constipated or you have to go take a whiz the whole time every time you hide, like outdoor on a ranch or something, not on a ranch. Now he's on a ranch. It was just more like, okay, on not a ranch. On the sprawling lands, so you grew up on just there's just more yard space than here, where every house is built right up next to each other, spread out people. We
got room, got a lot of room. We got a lot of room. You ever played yell at the housekeeper. Oh my god, this guy, he's going to fail at eight o'clock. He's going to fail. He's not going to have a game. But any of these towns are not going to show you what a private school upbringing looks like. Yell at the housekeeper. That's a game. On the point is differently, we're all different, we're all the same. Putting me my bacon, bacon is good for me.
You play a game that was adjacent to that grease the toilet seat when the babysitters over? Was that when you put grease on over the toilet seat and she goes to the bathroom and goes, eh, what is this? Did you really do that? We did vaciline under card or handles? What does that mean? And what you hide in a boosh and laugh? Yes, people, look, we told you we had to make our own fun. It was handed us on a silver platter. Yeah, and that fun
was often at the expense of others. Absolutely, and franks, Yeah, others had to feel pain for us to feel laughter. Yeah, that's sad. Look, we all walked through this world treating our fellow humans as collateral damage and everything we do, yes, in our pursuits of self interest. That's how we live. We are gluttonous consumers that only care about ourselves, right, Yes, I mean yeah, pretty much. Well I would like to think not, and I would like to have some sense of hope for
really anything, but but it's harder by the day. But I mean, I hope that we have a good show today, have that those are like the hopeful things I have motivated by self interest. Yes, yes, I'm excited for Dingy's Morning News today, guys. Danny's got quite an array of stories, including the fart plane. The fart plane, of course, but also this murder mystery in case. Dude, why did you read that? I read some of it, and I have my theories, and I'm surprised
this is not a bigger story in the world. It's getting a little bit of steam. It happened, almost happened two weeks two weeks ago, but it's it's starting to get a little steam now. People Magazine just ran a big thing on it. Yeah, yeah, do you know this, Mikey, no idea? Okay, you know what, it's not We're not doing this till what eight thirty anyway, Yeah, Okay, so a guy that is a he's like an HIV researcher, like a protein scientist. All right,
he has three of his friends over. I think maybe more than three of his friends. We had a few friends over to watch the Chiefs games happened in Kansas City. These three guys come over to his house, all right, and apparently they who knows what they were doing. There's no toxicology reports back yet. But he said that his three friends left after the game was over, and he lied down on the couch and fell asleep for two days. In the forty eight hours after the game was over, and he
fell asleep. After this Kansas City Chiefs watch party at his house, something happened where three of the people, three of his buddies that had left the party, were found dead in his backyard freezing, and he claims to have been asleep. He claims to have been asleep for two days as a matter of fact. One of the fiances, I believe, but one of the victims, because their families like, where are these people? They went to
this guy's house. Yeah, they're trying to call him. Two days later, one of the fiances of one of the victims, or the deceased shows up at this guy's house and is banging on the door and wakes him up, and he's like, hey, what what day is it? And she finds the bodies in the backyard, and we know what we don't we'll find
out in Dingu's morning news. One guy has three friends come over. Yeah, they watch a football game, they leave, They leave the house, and he goes, all right, cool, I'm gonna go lay down and take a nap. He sleeps for two days and claims to have slept for two days, flames and the three of them are dead in his backyard. Okay, this is a tease, Kevin, This is how teases work.
Yes, we could do like a famous murder mystery every day and tease it beautifully like that and then reveal what happened in the right Granted, we don't know what you're gonna be doing two hours from now, but hopefully it'll, you know, spark something in your brain to go, you know what, they're You're gonna tell that whole story at eight thirty. I'm gonna I'm gonna check back in, do you know, But we don't know what. We don't know what happened yet, do we we have an idea. I've got
an idea. Of God, your mystery models are showing. I'm just saying, when you look at the image of the three dead people, you can come to some type of conclusion if you'd like. But they were basically frozen out there. This is like True Detective season four. Come oh, I think I know what happened. Allegedly, Jody Foster gets railed in True Detective season four. You started watching no, okay, I finished Fargo though, congratulations. Well I tell you what easy selling port there point there. John
Hamm is in Fargo. Jody Foster is in True Detective. Huh, Fargo? Excellent one. I loved it season finale, the whole season, the last the last half of the final episode was wonderful. It's the leader in the clubhouse so far this year. Because I'm the count. It is a twenty twenty four shows, it must have it aired twenty twenty three, our best show of the year. Yep. Season five is it? Yep? Okay? And anyone who was like me and hasn't seen any of Fargo,
it doesn't matter at all. You can you can just start with season five, like I didn't see one thing that led back to any of the first two seasons that I watch, because I didn't watch three or four. You can just go right to I told my mom too, She's like, what should I watch. I'm like, go to Fargo season five. Be love it. It was so good, Yes, Christina and I zipped through it.
Yeah, a few days. I just thought though that the final, like twenty twenty five minutes of it, where you've got the how is He referred to the guy in a dress with a three stooges haircut, like coming munch? Is it much? It's smelt much, but I think they're coming much or something. I don't know. All Right, sever good, fantastic TV is good. Yes, you're getting a lot of support for wall ball, a game that people played. Yeah, great amaze with twenty plus wheat
seed palette stacked in the barn. Okay, someone made it a good one. We we had horse turd fights. Yeah, this guy we played a game called Let's dig a hole and see if we can fill it up with p and I don't think he's kidding. Let's dig a hole and see if we can fill it up with another guy? Seven one three used to play Red Rover ww f style where if you didn't make it, you were clothes lined. Yeah, red Red Rover hurt. Yeah. A lot of these
small town games involved violence. Yeah Yeah, wall ball, wall ball, getting a lot airsoft if you had one of those. Someone asked, Mike, did you ever play who can take the most money out of the ATM in a week? That is a fun game. Yeah, money, money
fort We played money for who can build the biggest money for it? So yeah, Texas, your weird ass games you made up out in the out in the country as we lead up to eight o'clock, or we're playing an incredible new game Barbecue blue Bonnets in the Bible, a small town Texas adventure, Yes, where small town Danny Bayliss tries to stump big city Shale and you call in and join in. You get a chance at tickets to see Modest Mouse and the Pixies, a show that's not even on sale to the
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