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The fellas serve up a classic Friday podcast, as Ben travels the U.S. and visits Militia members. Ben makes a special appearance and Danny puts the greatest moments of the live Maller show and 5th Hour podcast together! Laughter ensues when Ben bribes Coop to eat a day old Burger King hot dog! Benny is on Super Bowl Radio Row with Scott Ferrall, then the legend seemingly does a line right during Ben's interview! Danny impersonates the great Rob Parker and has the infamous Carole Baskin on FSR! Plus, a 2015 "Ask Ben" moment!

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Kaboom. If you thought four hours a day, minutes a week was enough, think again. He's the last remnants of the old republic, a sole fashion of fairness. He treats crackheads in the ghetto gutter the same as the rich pill poppers in the penthouse. The Clearinghouse of Hot takes break free for something special. The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller starts right now in the air everywhere. It is yet another weekend of the Fifth Hour with Ben Maller

and Danny g back at it. You might say, wait a minute, you told me you were not gonna be here. You said, Ben, there's no new podcast because you're traveling. Well, that was partially true. This is a new podcast. It is timeless. Think of this podcast as honey wrong because they has eternal life, shelf life. It never goes bad. If I would open a business, I would sell honey because I don't have to worry about the honeygoing bad. You can sell honey from a hundred years ago, two

hundred years ago. Uh, and it doesn't matter little taste. I am technically away and so my guy, Danny G Radio has put together a cornucopia of audio gold all weekend long today and the rest of the weekend. And it's some of our favorite moments, some of the great moments from the live overnight show, and things you may have missed from the podcast. It's for your listening pleasures. So here you go today's fresh edition of The Fifth Hour with Ben Maller and Danny G. Enjoy the This

is that Danny g takeover? Was that a good enough evil laugh? Alright? So one live show moment that I get asked about the most is when coope ate that hot dog from Burger King that had been sitting for twelve to seventeen hours. This was and I actually looked it up. Matched dot com has an article about back when Burger King was trying to push hot dogs. Says that they were trying to add it to their already

expansive menu. B K wanted to take over the hot dog game, but when a Burger King fan took to read it to mention how the menu item had been discontinued, one user said, I tried them once and they sucked small, hard, rubbery hot dogs lost in a seed of relish and mustard. Another major complaint against the Burger King hot dogs was that they were frequently burnt. I want a mature guy. Several Twitter users mentioned being disappointed by the dog and

the fact that it was too burnt to enjoy. Burger King's hot dogs did not live up to their height and couldn't steal the show for more trustworthy items on the menu, like the whopper. This article says back when Burger King was trying to promote that they were adding hot dogs two different ones, a chili cheese dog and their regular dog earf with onions, relish, mustard, and catch up. The relish is what really killed Coop and almost had

him puking. We were dying laughing. You are really going to enjoy this clip the Benn Mather Show on Fox. Later this aurady balderdash. I have an idea. Do you have any money? And do you have any cash? ID never carry cash on me? All right, let me bring Coop and Danny Jane. Coop, are you hungry? Coop? Justin Cooper? Are you hungry? I'm always husky man. Well, now that's I don't want all right, all right, all right, would you like to get a meal and some money? Coop?

He's looking his heads on a swivel. He's like what's going on here? Being set up for something? I will pay you to eat a meal? Are you okay with that? I don't know what is it? Do you enjoy hot dogs? I'm not eating that hot dog. I cannot. Oh. No, Coop is turning down food, and I don't understand why, because he's eating stuff that's been left here over twenty

four hours before. I don't see what the problem is. Look, I explained before, because it was not everyone's in our building here at the guy called Fox Sports Radio Studios the hollow ground we walk in, but we come in here and in our little break room, someone had left what looks to be a delicious hot dog with relish and onions on it. And it's just perfect. It's the perfect hot dog, and it's been sitting there our entire show. I am willing, Coop, if you want, I'll throw some

money in. I think Danny g is good for a couple of bucks. Also, Eddie, I guess doesn't have any cash, but I could dig around to see if I could pick, you know, like ten cents or something. We'll throw some money down. How much would it take? And the reason, well, we're all you know, we're doing overnights here, coop. But what would it take to get you to take a nice big bite of that hot dog? Just one bite? Well, it's got to be a large Well, that's just getting

very graphic. You've got to take a significant it's exactly exactly like you want a large amount of the dog. You gotta. I will allow you to warm it up if you want. The hot dog was playing this, This would be easy, but there's been like condiment stuff sitting on it all day. It's soaking in there. Well, I think our our rat care of some of that. Danny. It looks like we're on the left side. No, he's right there on the left side of the dog. Examin he's not gonna eat it now the other side, Yeah,

I mean you could eat the other side. This is the other side looks like it's untouched. And then well, I'll let you eat the other side. You don't if you eat the side which looks like the rat took a little fifteen dollars, that is all, and for for twenty I'll take a bite off the rats. Oh my god, but we get to periscope, We get to periscope. Hell yeah, piscope. But if he's gonna do. Let me let me go look at the host already getting I haven't. I haven't

seen it for a while. I think it's decomposing right now, go look at it and make your decision. There, Go look at it all right. It is the The Benn Mallar Show on Fox eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox eight seven seven nine nine six six three six nine. I wish I had gone a hundred and eight miles an hour. We'll get to that. We'll do it next. You can heckle with Ben Mallard's show with surprising results on Twitter, an essential part of connecting with Big Ben

and the crew. It's easy, it's free to join, and your comments maybe read over the vast Fox Sports Radio network airwaves. Just tweet Ben at Ben Maller or you can tweet me Eddie Garcia at Eddie on Fox Little Taste. Yeah, that's what Coop is contemplating. I just tweeted out a picture of him with the hot dog. Will he eat it? And how much will it cost? That's next, here's Ben Maller. Yeah, well that's the big issue that's on that's the burning question.

We've got Alex who is the technical producer for Fox Sports Daybreaking. Here he's already pulled out fifteen large. I got a match, and he says he's he's thrown at that row on money. You sent a photo. Let's see what I got here? Uh so I better match that. I'll match the fifteen. I'll match. So that's thirty. I'll match the fifteen. Danny, you want to add throw something in there? What do you You don't have to throw fifteen and it's a lot. Yeah, I'm like the looneys.

I got five on five all right, so that's thirty five, Eddie, what do you want to throw in the pot? Can I pay him later? See? I don't I don't know. I don't know that Alex is willing to throw in the whole fifteen. I think he said he said all fifteen is out. You're committing him. He's all in on the fifteen. Now I'll put in five as well. So it's a forty dollar way now to eat the entire

hot here's the go on periscope. Just in case he doesn't ready to do this now, I don't know if he's gonna do it, Just get ready, Well, how can they fight it on periscope? Just in case, Just in case, the periscope addresses Eddie E D D I E on F s R Eddie on F second to get it up here, I get it up just in case. No sausage. I sent out a tweet. Yes I want to that's what a hot dog is, a sausage. That's another way

to say. All right, so, Coop, this is forty dollars now for for our forty dollars that we're all putting in here, this is what we get, all right, We get the joy of watching you eat the dog. You cannot eat it up. It's been sitting around for at least twelve hours here at Fox Sports Radio. At least twelve hours and probably longer. I was able to touch the bun and it's it's rock hard. It is like it's like eating a cardboard. I guess it would be the texture there. It's gonna be a great drop. Yeah,

I'm sure, said forty Coop, we put this. This is gonna be live on periscope. Okay, Eddie's recording right now, Coop, what is your answer. I've got I'm holding the money hash money in my hand. Alex has his money here. It is cash money right there, I feel like I'm trying to seduce a stripper. I've got to see. This is what you do. This is a move. I learned this and oh, I learned this in all of the uh the strip clubs. We're forty dollars. We accept the offer.

Do you not accept the alright? Forty dollars? Justin Cooper is gonna eat a twelve hour old hot dog at least twelve the twelve hours. We're live on Fox Sports Radio, Cooper Loop. And it's got covered in relish and onions. I could smell it from down the hall when it was in the break room. I'm sure it was good when it first came here, but not no, and I just just I'm just going for it. Is it? Should we all say? Uh? Countdown? We have a prayer or

something like this. I don't know you have three? All right, let's do it, Cooper Loop. We're live on Fox Sports Radio. Don't curse, the mics are open to all right, here we go and you're on your way go all right? Oh, my guy's discussed and took the first bite once again on periscope Eddie on f s R. The user name that did he eat? Just did he Danny, did he eat the side with the rat on it or the other side. We went for the other side side. Okay,

that's a good strategy. It's a conservative side there. He's got to eat the hold. If you don't eat the whole dog, Coop, you don't get the full forty dollars. And he just put the trash can closer to him. Okay, this is good. Here, this is my producer, Justin Cooper eating old food that was laying around the Guico Fox Sports Radio studios. You've got a hot dog at least twelve hours old. What's going on over there? Coop? Burger King should stick to burgers. I mean, thanks for the

mean thanks for that, very very helpful Coop. I appreciate that. Yes, it's great, good burger. Yes, alright, thank you, Yes, I keep eating. Don't stop. The money's on the line. Oh that again, it's an old It was wonderful. Something came out of it. Looks like his face, it looks like his face is turned in colors. How much of the dog is he eating? Like, yeah, I'm in the other studio, I'm looking through the glass here. How much of the dog is he He is almost halfway done? Yeah, Cooper,

you have a reversal of fortune. You don't get the money, you know, you know I've got the money right here, I got right here. Come out. This relish is off the stomach of steel. All right, it's the bennerf No, that's it's as is the Benn Maller Show. Justin Cooper is eating old food. Coop. We have a network clock here, Coop, so we can't. I know you like to take your

time eating, but we have a network clock here. So uh, Eddie's handing over the camera on periscope to Alex, who will now hold because Eddie's got to do it, okay, And you are the slowest eater you know. Let me tell you something. First of all, if you're gonna eat something offensive, you do it correctly. You don't take your time like you're enjoying it like he's enjoying it though, But he's going he's doing it, Eddie. Isn't the strategy to do it quickly? Yeah, it's like ripping the band

aid on. You're not eating a fine steak at a restaurant, and he's eating it like this is unreal. I thought this would be already done by now he's still eating. It smells like something died in the studio. How much of the dog is left? How much do we have to go? He's like he just playing, all right, you gotta keep it down for ten minutes, you know, the rest of the show. Rest of the show, the rest of the show, of the show for the forty bucks you get the rest. Can't disappear to the bathroom. Yeah,

you can't. And know if I noticed did it? He did it. That's amazing. It's the greatest thing ever achieved on the Ben Mallory Show right there. That's a great athletic performance here, the lebron James of the show. How do you feel right now? I feel like we're gonna need Genie. I would feel cheap? Was it good for you? Because he was? Well? Get some postgame reaction coming up. But Coop has done it. He has done it. He has done it, the great hot dog challenge of the

old food at the radio station. We will get the update on how Cooper is feeling. We're gonna have balder dash as well. I'm gonna have to hand over the money eight seven, seven ninety nine on Fox Benny's Balderdash. But that was exciting. We'll get to it. Next, The Benn Maller Show is coming to you live from the Geico Fox Sports Radio Studios. Fifteen minutes could save you fifteen cent or more on car insurance. Visit Geico dot

com and get a free rate quote. Sure guy goes very proud of what just happened here at the Geico Fox Sports Radio Studios. Here's Ben Maller. Let me just say, I love Burger King. In fact, I am going to eat Burger King hot dogs for lunch on on Friday. They're great, They're wonderful. This just happened to be an item that was laying around for twelve hours and Coop just ate it. Coop ate the entire dog, my producer Justin Cooper, a piece of food that was laying around

for twelve hours. We think it might have been nibbled on by a rat. And then it was yes. And so we originally were offering Coop fifteen dollars. I matched the fifteen that Alex, the one of the producers of Daybreak put up, so we were up to thirty and then with the extra money from Danny g and Eddie, we got to forty dollars. And so that's where we were and coop ate it. But he's got to keep it down for the next he Look, he does not look like he's in any kind of trouble at all,

and it just has I don't know, Eddie. During your update, he kept saying that he was burping something up. It's the births taste discussing because not because the burger and hot dog wasn't delicious. Coop, look what I have. I'm holding a cold seven up soda. How much would you love? It's just like bucks back. You're listening to the best of the Fifth Hour. I didn't even know that was a thing. I'm sure it's not very long, but here it is the best of the best of the best

of the fifth Hour. Another radio guy we're dropping names here, former very briefly, a colleague of ours at Fox Sports Radio and one of the great late night hosts who's done it a lot longer than I have, and someone I respect in radio because he's been good at it for a long time. That relevant, Yeah, that was one of the highlights of the entire trip to Radio Row. I remember being a little kid in the car when my family moved from l A to the Bay. I remember being in the Bay Area. He was the first

sports talk radio guy to simulcast his show. Actually got to see what he looked like as he did his show on cable TV, and then we would hear him on the radio as we drove in the car. And one of his sticks was his listeners would call in and they would tell him what kind of alcohol they would like him to pour. Pour me in old English and they had different sound effects of the alcohol being poured.

All these years later and all the success he's had, it was very cool to talk to him in person and then see how much he looked up to you and guys like you, because you guys have a lot in common obviously. Yeah, it's great. I've known, you know. I listened to Scott too before you know, I was actually in the business, but it was kind of early on and stuff. But Scott's been on forever and we worked I worked with him his west he was working

at Westwood One. His syndicated show was picked up by the local affiliate I was working at, and then you know, they tried to make it like a local national thing because he was in l A. He was living in Orange County, and so he came to some remote and we kind of hung out together there and then he came through Fox Sports Radio briefly, but it was great to talk to him. He's very kind. He said some nice things about me on the show, which was cool. And we're gonna get Scott on the podcast. I think

he's he's good to go. He says he's good to do it. And we were catching up and we're talking about his days at Fox Sports Radio and he's told me he knows me, and there's like a few other people, it's hardly anybody that it's crazy how long he's been gone. It seems like he was just there. To me. My concept of time, of course, like Einstein's quote, what is time? This time even exists, But it seems like I can remember, like it seems like it was like two months ago

Farrell was working at our place. But it's probably been fifteen, sixteen years, seventeen years since he worked. There's something along those lines. It's been an insane amount of time. And so yeah, everyone's pretty much turned over multiple times since then, as is the radio world that we live in right. A lot of change, a lot of that. Although we've had some pretty good stability lately, at Fox Sports Radio. What kind of Clay getting promoted kind of ruined that.

But that's good for Clay because he got the Limbaugh Show and all that. So it was it was neat talking to Farrell and and his thing and his radio run and he's does some Internet TV thing as well, so he's got a lot going on. He's It's so weird because you know, I knew Farrell before he really had a family or anything like that. Now he's, you know, all grown up. We're all grown up, I guess. Yeah.

He was telling us about how two of his boys are basketball stars at their school, so yeah, you're right. Then to hear somebody talking about their kids in high school and stuff like that, You're like, wow, times are passing. Yeah. Yeah, time does not slow down for anyone. The train keeps a moving, that is for sure. He's joining us now from a suite at an unnamed hotel in Atlantic City, and he has been up for a few hours now as we are having this conversation. So, Scott, has the

trip been good or bad? In Atlantic City? I was kind of tripping and you know, like one in the morning, here I am with this giant bag of money and then I was with my buddy and I walked with him and I said, Um, if anyone even comes near me, I'm gonna gouge their fani house. I'm literally yeah. I said,

you're gonna see a side of me you've never seen before. Said, you've never seen the side of me, but it's gonna come out if anyone comes near me, because I had a bag of money that most people will never see in their lifetime. And then afterwards we took pictures of it. It was the funniest thing. We went up to the suite.

It was a badass suite. It's the size of Texas, and we just poured this bag of money all over the bed and then we took pictures with it, you know, just for our family sure, and no one else, because I can't be showing that it's picture to anybody because it's criminal. No. All I know is I left here with a ton of money, and my buddy loved to leave in more money. And we're gonna go eat breakfast and make fun of people. And um, we're gonna have to take the bag of money into the restaurant with

us because I'm not leaving it in the car. Yeah. No, So It's just it's like out of a movie, right, Scott. This is like you're you know, you break the casino and your did they did they give you the bag or did you have to bring the bag for the money? How did that work? They gave me the bag? And the guy was funny. I said to him, I said, uh, I got better than you, Mitchell. And the guy was like seventy and he goes art. I said, who's better

than you? Mitchell? Anyway? No one? I go, that's right, Mitchell. Do you know what's better than you? Because you just did. And then when he counted, when he counted it, I was like one, two, sree, and I go fans and my Curke dance bands and my Curd dance bands and make bands and make im dancel right now. And I'm naked in my suite. I just took us out bands and make Curd bands and make youre dance. And let's just say, um, I'm not talking I'm talking roll over,

roll over six figures. I'm not talking six figures. I'm talking roll over six figures. I could run in this account for in a matter of I guess six months, and you know, in about through four months maybe not even six months. It was like the last half of the NFL season and Bold season, and I guess a little touch of NBA in there as well. And you don't even funnier is that? Uh? I have a um just dancing right there naked in my sweep and make

me breathe. That's not a good sign. But I did play basketball last night, and I did have ten five, one, one and one the one guime, the one steel of the one blong shot to go whether it was nice. But we have a bet this guy and I and he's a lot smarter than me, and I'm just better looking at him. We have a bet on MBAT as the m D p at plus three thousand for ten grand.

Can you do that math? That's three large? And when I looked at the guy in the mirror in the in the change, I said, I'll see you soon that so let's see, I'll see So I want to don't get a bigger bat. So, Scott, do they put your photo up in the casino earlier like band now because you took too much money? How's that worked there? Well, what happens is they take they make you stand there and they film you and so they have facial recognition.

And so when I go in and when my buddy goes into the sports book, we're not allowed to back on sports anymore because because they don't like they don't like people that win. They like people that are stupid and that lose. They love those people. They'll fill you up with drinks, give you a room, give you a steak. See, I don't want all that. I already got rooms, sweets. I got sweets. My buddy sat down last night with fifty large to play black jack, and un less than

thirty minutes he had sixty. And I said, get up in line. That's line. That's not now even how much funny I go, I didn't want to check to look at me anymore. I looked at her. I go, don't look at me, don't mean look at me, don't want to me. And she's like, uh, scared of death of us, scared to death of us. They thought I was some kind of criminal because you know my voice, uh rather grading and painful and acidic, and I'm just you know,

I'm scary. And if I raised my boys, people think I'm yelling, and I'm just like, we gotta go now. Now we got sixty. Let's get out of here. We went to the cha age and to get the money to get the ten large on top of the fifty. I'm sitting there and there was a guy. I swear to god, there was a guy sitting there at two thirty three in the morning and he was watching the Nature Boy. He was watching Ric Flair to some kind of in ring speech at the w w E event

like WrestleMania. And I was like, I looked up my hand, what's a rich Flair here? And I was like, you got any read Scott? Are you playing to sleep at all today? Hey? It's been writing out the storm, the audio storm, And I thought, what ftter way to ride out a storm? Then bunker down with some marginal audio content pencil next and that would be the best of the fifth hour. I wish I could pull off those suits. Yeah? Is that is that right? Yeah? I'm just kidding. Are

you gonna go full Rob Parker? You know Rob loves loves Nikes. I slapped the Fox logo on some Nikes. Uh well yeah, but Rob, I love him. I don't you think he's paying full price for the Nikes. I'm I'm thinking he's got a deal he knows somebody, right. My favorite part with Rob when we walked into our green room or is it a greener? I guess it's a blue room at Fox Sports Radio. The kitchen, the Smurf kitchen, Yeah, the Smurf kitchen. And he had the

actual racks of clothing. Yes, he had a full wardrobe of Fox Sports Radio merchandise ready to go. The blue kitchen. Somebody put a sign on top of it kind of google around. Was fun. Um, Yeah, that was That was pretty good Rob's hustling. Man. I love We've got Robbed on the podcast several times. I was always hosted. I last time he was on the podcast was during the the World Series and he told the story about he flew to Atlanta and he flew Spirit Airlines. It's a

great story and he Spirit Airlines charges for everything. I think they charge if you breathe when you fly on the Spirit and per breath you take and per heartbeat and all that. And so Rob found a work around. He got the cheapest flight he could to Atlanta, and he spent like a hundred bucks around trip or some ridiculous amount of money. And but he saved the money on the carry on. He brought no clothes. He just brought like a bag. I guess he was allowed to

bring his computer and that was it. And then when he got to Atlanta, he just went to like a ross dress for less type store and bought some a couple of shirts and a couple of pairs of pants to wear for the weekend. And then when he when he left, he couldn't bring the clothe his back, so he just left him in the hotel. That's awesome. That's such a I'm a tight wad, but that's like next level. That's like, yeah, yeah, no, wonder the two of you get along so well, oh yeah we do. In fact,

I've never told this story. I happened last weekend after the Rams got pole axed against the Green Bay Packers and Matthew Stafford through another interception that was returned for a touchdown. Rob text me and he's like, what do you think of Staffy? And we're going back and forth on Stafford. He's advising me that I must I must jump ship on Matthew Stafford. He's giving me the whole

rap about that Bamford. Yeah, he was going through the whole thing, and uh, you know, I'm coming back I'm like, no, I'm okay, you know, yeah, I'm just gonna gonna ride this thing out. It's just a slump. We all go through slumps, right, Danny. You know, looking to see here? Nothing to see here? Yeah, I mean it's like the first eight games, Matthew Stafford was fine and he beat Tom Brady and Russell Wilson in the first eight games,

and that now he's gone through a tough patch. But the good news is that they play Jacksonville tomorrow and so that now, if if they lose to Jacksonville at that point eighty, then uh, then I'm gone. I'm out, and uh I will not I will not look back. Okay, I will say bye bye, I will pack it in for the year, and you'll put your Mallard Raiders hat back on the greatness of the Raids. But for the Rams, it'll be yeah, not not good, not good, uh for sure.

But what's going on with you, Danny? What have you been up to? We have not caught up, and we did text a few times to work out some logistical things for the podcast, and you were very good at that, hard working lining up people for the podcast, which I appreciate. Yeah, I love chasing guests down, you know, with Clay Trap that was one of the main things that I did.

Whether it was a guy who was national on all the news programs because he saved his little dog from the grip of an alligator's teeth while he kept his cigar in his mouth. There would be stories like that where Clay would be like, I want that guy on the show, get him on the show. And I would track the guy down and get him on the show.

And I really love to hunt though, because it would be fun actually calling the TV and newspapers, you know that put out the stories on whoever was in the news, and then you have to schmooze these people to get the information on said party. And then once you finally have that, then you have to schmooze the person that's in the news to get them on your program. Yeah. No, it's it's the chase, right, It's just like dating Chase. Yes,

that's a lot of guy love the chase. And then when you actually find someone, you're like get old board. You're like, wait a minute, I found somebody. Want to I want to go back and Chase. I want to be out in the in the jungle, out there Yeah, the chase was really cool, though it would take days. Some guests it would take weeks. Like he wanted Carol Baskin on, and you know, because she was on Dancing with the Stars and he got a kick out of that, and I said, I'm gonna get in touch with her.

So I did. I found an email for her, and as you can imagine, she was really um. She doesn't trust many people, and luck yeah, she was gun shy. Gun shines the white right way to put it. Uh. So I had to ben, I had to become a friend. I emailed back and forth with her for like two weeks. By the time the whole process was over and I booked her for the show, we were texting each other like we were buddies. Yeah, she has to do it.

She has pictures of my cat Mac Carol Baskin. As we go out, one positive is at least you gotta catch phrase, Danny g who set this up. I appreciate you coming on, would like for you to say, hey are you cool cats and kittens? As we as we had out. Actually I should have started with hey are you cool cats and kitten? Isn't She's suing Netflix of over the new Tiger King thing that's out or is it out yet or is it coming out? It is out. Yeah, I was gonna tell you got to watch that on Netflix.

I'm a couple of episodes in Okay. Obviously can get her book, but I I really don't think she's gonna talk to anybody anymore, not with a pending lawsuit I had. I had an in with the guy through some friends of mine, the guy suing the Angels. I think the lawsuit was kicked out, but it's been refiled. There was a the guy that paid the price. He was the clubhouse guy for the Angels that was rubbing up the baseballs and and and helping the pictures with the sticky,

the tack, the special that wasn't even spot. It wasn't Spider Tach. It was some special Google who he had come up with with with the Angels years ago. And he was like all these star players were, you know, turning to him to get the stuff. And then when Baseball decided to crack down on the Google, they fired him. They got rid of this guy, and uh, we were gonna have him on and then it didn't. The lawyers got in a way because there's appending a legal system,

a legal situation, so he couldn't. It's hard to book a fall guy. Yeah, yeah, that guy was the I mean, I I remember I covered the Angels a lot like way back, like in the Stone Age, and this cat was out there back then, and everyone loved him. And this is back in the nineties and so, and he

just got let go a couple of years ago. He was beloved and we actually saw there were some guys that played in that era while he Joiner and a few other people that came out defending the guy and went against major League Baseball, which was which was rare usually want to break the code or whatever, but some

guys did that back in the day. So what's really interesting about Carol Baskin in her story is that there have been some documents that have come to light that are showing that maybe her ex husband is alive in Costa Rica. This murderous, cat loving woman that everybody likes to just assume did something really bad. Uh, there's some other thoughts out there now that, oh, maybe that dude's alive in Costa Rica living a secret life. Because the second season has shown her ex husband was kind of

a shady guy. It looks like, Wow, there's so many layers to that story. Man, they could have probably four seasons of that show. Yeah, I know the alternative reality. That's where I would go Costa Rica if I needed to go. I've heard it's beautiful. I used to have guys that were fans of the show that ran illegal sports books in Costa Rica, and they were pen pals of mine. And you know that's where two talk went. Oh, I see he's living. Is that where he's is Elvis?

Elvis is getting old? But is Elvis down there too? His corpse maybe? But maybe his corpse. I thought he was working at a fast food place in Louisville Elvis. That was when I was a kid. That was the rumor that Elvis was still alive. And Parking is alive and well though he's definitely taking people's scuba diving, is he. Have you been to Costa Rica. I've never been to cost I have not. You know, anywhere where you need a net over your body because of the bugs. It

doesn't sound fun to me. Most of South America, from what I've heard, the bugs are bigger and uh, certainly in the tropical places. Yeah. I have family lives in Florida and depending on what part of Florida you're in in the time of the year. I mean it's crazy. It's like I see these people living in and not just Florida, but like South Carolina and parts of Georgia, these alligators wandering around. You're living with dinosaurs. Yeah, it's crazy,

freaking dinosaur. I know there's bears and stuff like that where we live, and a little small obcats and whatnot, but still crocodiles. You can kidding me. I'm actually on the live air. Yes, wrong, it is timeless and here it is on the fifth hour, real quick, when Benett ended on a high note, this is for you, straight from Facebook. Can't make this up from Ruben Ben You such a b really a question, but I like it. It's like your fans are up listening. All right. There

you go there, very nice, outstanding. What is still wrong with the clippers? Osta Pasta gotta murder, I gotta go

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