The Fifth Hour: "Get Off My Street" Mail Bag

is fun for all ages. What about a nine year old girl. Come on into the big top. The circus has arrived, Danny. It is the mail bag as we are back at it. No football, nothing to distract you today, that is next week. We have nothing to worry about right now. Wait wait, wait, wait, don't take away from Tyler Huntley, who was yesterday's paper or a gummy champion. I know, I know, it's very As much as we'd like to do a deep dive on that, we will not because let's jump right. I don't want to waste

eight time, Danny. We're not wasting eight time here, Okay, We're not messing around. I want to get pure, authentic questions, bring the gap for the mail bag, and we must start out the proper way. Let's give it up now to the musical stylings of Ohio All it's all right, let's go right to it. And these are actual questions

by actual listeners. Want to thank all of you who submitted questions this week and the fifth our Real Fifth Hour at gmail dot com, All letters, no numbers, Real Fifth Hour at gmail dot com if you would like to submit a question, or the show Facebook page Ben Mallard Show, Ben Mallars Show. We have a nice mix of spices here, Danny, some sport old questions which we don't normally take, and then a lot of questions which we do take, which are about us in life and

things like that. So the first one on the mail bag comes from ozzywas on the International mail Bag from Southern Cross Western Australia. He says, Hey, Big Ben, I listened to these Saturday podcast and you were talking about kangaroo leather used by Nike in boots. He says, to my knowledge, this has been done for quite some time. He says, there's a couple of suppliers that do do it as they claim it soft and durable, and he claims and he should oh this because he lives in

Australia as he was. He says, there are no farms as such. They are killed by professional shooters in the wild and then shipped to the to the market for their high to be used for leather and the meat used for steaks that you can buy in supermarkets. And he says it does actually taste pretty good and also pet food, so you can buy some kangaroo pet food for your for your dog. He says it's gaming meat

and best done medium to get the best flavor. He says, I found a description to give you guys an idea. He says, kangaroo meat is usually uniquely lean with a rich and robust flavor. See robust could be good or bad, right, Danny, that doesn't sound good? Yeah, He says it's comparable to game yeah food. He's love it for its bold and earthy flavors, he says, still being low and fat at the same time, yet high and iron and zinc. It has a stronger flavor than beef or lamb and is

similar to lean leanness. The texture leanness of chicken or rabbit rabbit. I knew I should have made a left chin at out, but Quakey, would you eat a kangaroo burger? And I, um, I'm good. You ever had a bison burger? You ever had that? Yeah? Yeah, I mentioned that a couple of weeks ago. Right, yeah, I'm not you had a weird aftertaste. I said, people do go out and hunt rabbits. They still buffalo me at Costco here you can get buffalo ground beef. So that's Ozzy was thank you,

Assy was for the He's our inside. Any questions you have, if you want to pass, we can pass a question on to Ozzy. Was this guy knows everything. This guy is on the chain of commerce Danny in Western Australia. He is our go to source for all things in Australia. And I was watching a documentary I love these dopey documentaries about Australia last weekend and they pointed out why population wise Australia, there's hardly anyone living in Australia compared

to the size of the country. And you know, they pointed out because the lack of water. I got a question for him, what kind of knife does he carry, oh yeah, And does he wear one of those crocodile Dundee type hats? And does he hate crocodile Dundee for using every stereotype from Australia. That's a lord. So like, this guy's a douche bag man. How dare him? He's detached from reality. That's not how we really live here

in the outback. How dare you? All right? Next up on the mailbag, twizzle T, and he's saying hello to Ben and and to you, Danny H to me and you uh, he says, well and nice. First of all, twizzle T. By the review, he says, how do you handle when a neighbor parks on the street in front of your house? I feel like I pay taxes on that stretch of road and we'll do what I can to prevent it. I'll hang up and listen. That's some

twizzle T. So Twizzle T, it's a great thing. I'm glad you brought this up, because this is another one of those domestic disputes that we have, Danny, Like, we moved out in the north Woods now and it's a little different situation than we've had in the past. So there are people occasion that will park in front of the Mallard mansion. It drives me nuts, right because not that I own the space, it is the street. But there are other places to park where you're not blocking someone,

you're not in front of the house. And my wife's like, it doesn't matter, don't, don't who cares, you know, whatever there they have the right to park there, and I'm like, no, that's kind of annoying. It's kind of a douche move, you know, you know, and so I'm I'm I'm just like this guy, twizzle t. Where do you stand on this very important issue, Danny, When strangers are parking their car in front of your home, it depends how long they've parked there. Do they see it as long term parking,

because then it's an issue. And if they try to park it right in front of your house long term, then you do what my stepdad did when I was a kid. Stand out there with a really ugly look on your face and just observe the land. And he would be I'm not kidding you, Ben, he would be out there for an hour staring at the cars, and so he was so ominous. He had such an aura about him in an asshole kind of way that it to toured people from parking right in front of our crib.

So he had a scowl. Yeah, pretty much. He had that look on his face of I'm gonna fuck your car up. Yeah, now I got one for you. When I lived in Hollywood or Hollywood Adjason, Uh, one of the name Abers was very possessive of the part. And I had like an apartment as it was kind of an apartment building, but there were houses mixed in in the neighborhood. And uh, this guy he got those you know,

those orange construction traffic cones. Yeah, I don't know whether he stole them or not, but he had some and uh yeah, he put it out. In fact, when we were having I I just remembered this. I can't believe I forgot about this, but it's it's something that would apply to the story. So when we were renovating the Mallard mansion, the contractor had hired some guys that we're from,

from Menco. Right, So maybe they were maybe they had their papers, maybe they did not have They were good hard working people and you know, the contractor hired him whatever, and they had a lot of trucks coming and going to work on the on the house, and so they put out We came to to look one day to see how the progress was going on the renovations, and there was an orange a couple of orange traffic cones, but they had the name of a city that we don't we don't live in, like the guys that's stolen

it from another and it's like the city works for the name of the city that it was from. Uh. And I was like, you know, I think that's a dead giveaway. I don't I don't think it's hard to know that. I don't think that the police are going to arrest you for that or whatever. But it was pretty amusing when you pull up to look at the renovations and you see some orange cones in front of your house, and then you you see the city and it's not the city you're in. You know, it's like,

what's going on there? Man? What's up with that? When the orange cone say Salt Lake, Like yeah, yeah, it's something, yeah, might be stolen. Yeah. When you look out your house you see Albuquerque, You're like, well, wait a minute, I don't leave an Albuquerque. Yeah, all right. Next up on the mailbag, these are actual questions by actual listening hers, and we do thank you for sending these in. I have a lot of fun with this every week, and we like that there's new people that are chiming in.

It's great, too great to see that wonderful. Let's see Pat right, And he says, why is Angry Bill not banned for life? He's a dufus and can't answer questions any nine year old Garrold could. And he says, while you're at it, band blind Scott? What Blind Scott very polarizing in the Mallard militia, so so Pat Blind. I'm not gonna addrest the blind Scott mother Scott's Welcome to College show. He's done some crazy things. He's quite the character on the show, and he's done some douchey things.

But overall, I think Scott's good for the show and I like him. He's a great character. He's done some crazy things around the streets of Boston. So and I've met him, I've hung out with him, and I knew Cramer. I don't know Dylan, but but I'm all for that. But in terms of Angry Bill, I didn't ban him for life. I just banned him from the game game shows. I don't know if you're aware of this, Danny, but we we every week we've played different games. As you know,

Mallard's Mounting of Money and Angry Bill called it. We had a baseball heavy edition. So he calls up to play this douche canoe Angry Bill and the questions. It's on a sliding scale, so you start out with the easier questions and you work a way up to the hardest questions. Questions welcome to our world, and Angry Bills. Oh yeah, I'll be fine. Whatever. Now, we did say they were going to be mostly baseball questions, but the first two questions, we're let me see if you can

get these right. Danny the current starting quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs right now in the Super Bowl. Oh, Chad, Henny, Yeah, exactly. And uh sharp shooter for the Golden State Warriors, one of the Splash Brothers, considered the greatest shooter in NBA history. Uh oh, I know this, um shoot? Hang on, hang on all right, Richmond, Mitch Richmond, I thought you might go Sadale three. I thought you might go that or who was that other guy they had that? Well, Sadale

three was he bounced? Who was the Terry Teage remember Tea, Yeah, Terry Teagel. Winston Garland's another old Yeah, I had a great midway mid range jump shot. Winston Garland he played with the Clippers too. But I remember a whole bunch of kids at school rocking the Chris Mullen hair cut for a while, the buzz cut. Yeah. Yeah. When I was a kid, we went to the Bay Area for some kind of event. And this was when Mullen and

Hardaway and Richmond were like the big stars. And I was convinced based on how much attention that Warrior team was getting, that this was like the greatest team in the NBA. And like they were like so excited. People were like fired out. There were wearing Golden State Warrior jackets and hats and all that stuff. A round the Bay was like a big deal. And so I was like, oh man, this must be like a really good team.

You know, there are a couple of runs here and there, but anyway, um, so yeah, Pat Angry Bill has been banned from the game shows, but he's got no life. If I banned him, I don't know what's going to happen to him. Gordon says, you guys are killing my sleep time. I now wake up at two am every night. Good stuff, right people, funny sticks? Well, thank you, Danny. Do you want to be the person to let Gordon know there's a podcast You don't have to get up at two in the morning every night. You can get

up whenever you want and hear the podcast. Yeah, and I think that's a comment directed at your live show, not the podcast. But we get cross traffic from time to time. Speaking of which, I've mentioned that Mark the full name guy has been a caller on Covino and Rich crossover caller, crossover caller, god Ben. Some of the stuff that comes out of that guy's mouth, you would have loved it. Past week on the show, Linda Ronstad

has been a topic of conversation. One of her hit songs from back in the Day has blown up again and has been downloaded by like five percent because it was on that hit TV show The Last of Us on HBO Max, and because of how it was on that episode three, everybody's been downloading the song and she's back in the news. So they're talking about this on the air and Mark calls up shares with the Fellas that he had an affair back in the day. Uh he. He claims he did not know it was her until

she left. I'm not so sure that he's the perfect role model outside of football that he's made out to me, you know what. So Yt par of the business as part of the business that I don't like. So I don't really want to talk about it. He had a great career and I wish him luck. I didn't want to say, though I knew Whenda Ronstad were a very brief time lucky her. I don't know about it. I don't know how lucky she was. Did you quarter her? Did you, Mark? She walked away from me. I'll tell

you that, Mark, Mark, come me ask you. You could tell the Fox Sports Radio Nation. But you gotta be honest, though, Did you make love to Linda that I knew Linda rons that I didn't even know I was with Linda Ronstadt un till a moment she walked away from me, Mark, I'll be honest. I would give you a fake name too, kind of Boisey Bob Man going, gentlemen, that's funny. You

better get that bright here now, Mark, Mark. I I could send you a And I don't think he listens to the podcast, so it's kind of it's open season. A couple of things. I Marked the Full Name Guy. Uh, he's been banned from the show before for he got so upset with me. He talked about I think you were with me when he talked about justifiable homicide for the things I said. And uh, yeah, so that's the first thing that pops up when you think about Marked

the Full Name Guy. He's much more mellow now as since he moved to Oregon and he left the hard scrabble streets behind, he's he's much more mellow and so so that's good and he amazing that he landed in Genie's hometown. I know of all the place. And he was living in the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, which is an absolute rat hole, right, I mean it's it's a really bad part of San Francisco or there's a lot of debauchery going on and just sodom and gomorrah.

And he got out of there and he moved, but he's sent me he's told me for years that he had an affair with Linda Ronstat, that the mob was chasing him, there's like seven or eight. Didn't realize So he's told you this story before. No, no, he has told me that story before. He's so who knows. Maybe he's some Do you think there might have been a woman because Lenda want Ronstad was a big deal back in her day, Yeah, you think you might might have

been a woman that kind of looked like her. That as a gag when they ended the Flames, she like, yeah, yeah, by the way, I'm Linda Ronstad. How many other Mallard guys called the show? Has there anybody else? Do we any regulars that call? I think I've mentioned this before. It's just been him and Plastered Paul, plastered Paul. Yeah, he called the other day their play. He was completely gone snocker. I thought, I think this guy's a Rob Parker guy. There's a teacher from the Commonwealth. Andre. He

loves calling sports radio. I think Andre. I think he calls Rob, though I don't think he calls He calls me and Rob. I think that's I think he's been on a time or two on every show. He gets Are you saying he gets around? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, A little bit around, Like we like people who listen to the entire network. Yeah, share with everybody. We're all one big, happy family unless we reach our bowling point and then we're not. But use your moniker, That's what

I would say, because he calls up as market Medford. Yeah, don't hide from it, don't run away from And he's still the full name guy, although he probably doesn't know Covino and Rich's last name, so he can't be the full name guy with me. Is I Ben Mallard, Bed Maller or bed Baal or bed Baal or you know like that everything else? So anyway, next up on the mailbag, we have Kevin in Kansas, a regular contribute to this content.

He feeds the content plate every week. He says, Ben and Danny g you both have vast awareness and appreciation of music from the earlier years of rock and roll. If you could go back and watch a performance of singers or groups no longer together or even alive, who would you like to see? So I would say, I'm gonna refer to you, Danny, because you really are the music guy as a as a DJ, I was briefly a DJ, but just in college, and I like music.

I listen to music. I don't know that I have the music gene, so you would be the better guy. He answers, I will answer it, but I want you to go first on this one, so you're in the battess box right right. So I would have Johnny Cash open for Tupac, who then has Biggie joined him on stage for a duet just like that. Boom done, Boom, John and Cash, Tupac Biggie. Well, I definitely have Johnny

Cash on my my list. I'm also curious. I've heard stories since I was a little boy about Elvis Presley, so I wonder, like Elvis before he became fat Elvis Like, not that I necessarily like a huge fan of his music, but I wonder what that was like like when he

became a thing. So Johnny Cash, Elvis, and as far as like a band, who would would think of the biggest I guess would be the Beatles, but any of those rock bands over the years that really took off in the early days before they kind of took off. When I think about falling soldiers in in rock music, I mean Kurt Cobain comes to mind, because we were kids at the time, so it never got to see Nirvan alive. Um also a big Stone Temple Pilots fan from back in the day, and their lead singer unfortunately

passed away. I did get to see him perform once, but it was for Velvet Revolver, not Stone Pilots. So I would like to go back in time and see him play live with Stone Temple Pilots. Absolutely all right, thank you Kevin for that. Next up, Kyrie in Okay see Rights and he says, shout out to the best

weekend podcast crew out there. Well, it's very nice. Thank you, hands down, he says, thanks for all your advice and hard work you guys do I know I speak for the entire militia of our appreciation and love for you guys all week and weekend long. Anyway, you guys make me laugh and get through hard times with my bipolar or chores around the house or whatever, a busybody stuff that I think they call that adulting, right, the chores and stuff you gotta do, it's adulting what he likes that.

My question is what are your escapes when you're mad or upset? What do you listen to or watch to make you you guys feel better. You guys are therapeutic to me once again, thank for everything you do. I much love from Kyrie in Oksey. Thank you Kyrie, very kind of you. So I'm a big food guy. I don't need a lot anymore because I'm on this O Cockta diet, this in a minute fasting. But when I'm depressed or someone i know sick or dying or dies,

I I immediately go to comfort food, Danny. That's my thing. That's that makes me feel better. It's not necessarily listening to anything or watching anything. It's eating something that makes me feel better, and also going for a nice walk and kind of clearing my head. Um, those would be it would be the two things that I do. I would say more times than anything. What about you. It's funny that we were just talking about Kurt Cobain because he's inspired me over the years to take up heroin.

Whenever I'm upset, I'm on drugs right now, man, Yeah uh no, Um, you know it's music for me. I will put on some really good hip hop. I'll put on some classic wrap, I'll put on some gangs to wrap. If I'm upset, put on West Side Connection, um, and then I'll also play some alternative rocks. So it just depends. But I think music for me and driving fast like

that's a good outlet. You know. If I could have a racetrack, I don't know what it is, but when you really put your foot on the gas pedal, it's such a good feeling in it and it gets all the crap out of your system. Well, it's like a time machine. You're you're going fast through time. You're you're

navigating your way through. Yeah. I feel like NASCAR drivers, whatever is on their mind or weighing on their shoulders after a race, they must feel free from a lot of that because they got that hug, your adrenaline rush. You want to be in the fast and furious if they make another one of those, Danny want to be in that the next thing. I would love to drive some of those cars. You'd be like, we have a

caller on the Overnight Show, Butch who's from America. He's an expat, he lives in Germany, and he calls us up. He claims, I don't know, maybe he's lying, but he calls us up from the Autoba, where there's no speed lam. He can go however fast you want on the Autoba. I would love that. Yeah, for sure, all right. Next up is Nicholas from St. Louis. Now this is an interesting one. We'll have to follow up on this one. He says he wanted my address. He says his wedding

is next year. He says me and my wife, Uh, we will We want to invite you, he said, here, we gonna send an invitation. We are lifetime listeners. Wow, how about that day. That's kind of neat, that's very flattering. I've been invited a few times over the years. I've been unable to attend any of these things. So far, I've never been to St. Louis for for any any real time. What do you think I should go to a listener wedding? Have you ever? Has anyone ever asked

you to officiate a wedding? Before? I did get asked actually, uh, last and I won't say the name because they don't want the name. But it was it. It's two years ago. It's during COVID and it's kind of COVID was still going on. It was a Vegas wedding and they asked if I would be the like, like the master of ceremonies or whatever, and I I did think about it. I thought it would be good, and I'm usually like cool with it because I liked the story and I think it would be a good story. But I did

did not. I don't think the schedule worked out. I wasn't able to do it, which sucked. So what about you? Have you ever done anything like that? No? I mean we did it on the radio years ago as a stunt on our billboard. Yeah, I remember, I think you talked about that. Yeah. It was right next to the one on one Freeway and I had Warren g as

the best man, which was pretty funny. So we had the song, the classic song Regulate playing in the background while my morning show co host married his lovely bride on our billboard. That is classic. What are we looking at? Nineties radios? That were classic late nineties radio day traffic jam and we got a harsh warning from the Ventura County Sheriff's Department. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. That's that's great. I'll have to tell you my my fireboats stories. Sometimes I

haven't told that one in a while. After somebody Timmy wants that, send a question and I'll forget. I have a great fireboat story from San Francisco. We've got a few sporty questions. Kind of bunched these altogether, Neil in fabulous Muncie, Indiana. Right, since this, do you believe the

Chiefs only committed four penalties in the ANFC Championship? Curtly Scott and Charlotte says, how many blown calls and big games will it take for for someone turns Roger Gadell upside down to shake his wallet check book out of his trousers and make NFL referees a full time position. Todd and Iowa says, you want to know what we thought about the super Bowl, and then you have some other sporting questions. Um, and so will the rapid fire here? So did the Chiefs only commit four penalties? No, of

course not. Of course they didn't commit only four penalties. That's absurd. But the they their penalties on every play. The officials just chose to only call four penalties in that one uh And and Scott. The NFL will not make the officials full time because they like the set up they have. They feel like it's a waste of money. They feel like there's not enough for the officials to do, and that it's subjective and even if they hired officials

full time. It really wouldn't change things. So why waste the money? Why waste the money? And uh so, if I saw you guys for the questions, will do a couple more. Corey writes, and I have you guys ever been in a fist fight? I think we've been asked that before, Danny, we've gotten into that. Nick in Wisconsin, says Ben, and Danny g I walked my oldest child to school every day, and we walk home every afternoon unless it's negative fifteen like it is today when I'm

submitting this question. When you were growing up, did you walk to school? Did your parents drop you off? Or did you ride the bus? If you rode the bus, where would you sit? I sat in the very back, like the evil child I was, says Nick. So my childhood it was a little bit of everything I grew up in, Like Maybury. I was surrounded by orange groves, and I walked to school some of the time, but I was a fat kid, so I I actually took

the bus. And sometimes if I missed the bus and overslept or whatnot, I couldn't walk, my mom would drop me off. So it was a little bit of everything. When I was on up and on the bus, I always wanted to sit in the back, but occasionally I had to sit in the middle or the front. But I always you always wanted to be the kid in the back. That's like the coolest man. You're like the boss in the back. You look at the back window. It's the way to go. What about you, Danny? Yeah,

similar for me and rialto California. When I was a little kid, it was kind of the hood and it was not a nice neighborhood. And I don't know why parents were like this back then in the in the mid to late eighties, but my mom let us walk the three blocks, and those three blocks were an adventure. I'm talking groups of uh stray dogs that would chase us. Um. It was that thing where I had to pretend like I was picking up a big rock and then you fake throw at the group of dogs and they would scatter,

and then I would run. And there was a back entrance into the school and I would sneak through the gate and run across the big soccer field to get to the school was some ship and I was in the first grade. Can you imagine nowadays in a parents saying, all right, by first grader, you go walk three blocks through the hood. Yeah, And I like my mom, I always I am a Jewish mother. I thought she's very protective.

But now looking back at some of the ships she allowed me to do, I was like, well, man, I don't know I got to do like as I remember, I did stuff I like today. I don't know that that would happen at all, like stuff that I just like randomly did. So anyway, Sarah from Minnesota, right since says I bet. She says, bet, I found your your segment. Well, that won't stop. Bet, I found your segment on Bally's Sports.

Oh yeah, we did a monologue about that Bally's Diamond bankruptcy. Interesting, uh, says Also, none of these sports talking people are talking about it. The ripple effect for at least the NBA, Major League, basically the NHL seems like it would be quite something. When a rumor is leaked, you always say who benefits by the leak? My question is, why aren't any of these sports talkers talking about this? Who is

benefiting from the leak? Well, that is not so much of a of a leak per se as it's it's on the public record like that's that is a gigantic mess. And I actually feel bad for the Bally's people. Not to get too much into the weeds here, but she did ask Sarah, because they just bought naming rights, it's actually that diamond company that is having the financial issues that they've messed it up, and it will have a

massive effect. But a lot of the reason that talking heads on television aren't talking about is because their competitors. That's part of it. They don't want to talk about it. Um. But it's a gigantic uh a cluster, shall we say, and and so it's a gigantic message. It's gonna be playing out through the court system, and they're depending on Major League Baseball in the NBA bailing them out, and

we'll see whether that happens or not. She also says, if you go to Minnesota, please go after April nineteen the weather will be better. Yeah. I haven't formalized any plans yet. I'm still looking at some dates in April, and maybe I'll have to go in in May or so I don't want to go when it's like nasty. If I'm gonna do that, I might as well go doing football and see a Viking game. Mike from Fullerton rights and he says, Hey, Ben, do you consider Mallard

to the third degree the backbone of the show. I assume it must be a very popular segment, since sometimes you bump it for ratings purposes. I'd also like to ask Danny g what he thinks the best segment is of Cavino and rich That's a loaded question. Uh so, Yeah, the third degrees been part of the show for a long time. It's fun. It used to be a little bit longer. It's kind of rapid fire. Now I like it. Rapid fire. Keep the thing moving, keep the train moving.

But we we don't typically cancel it. We keep it around. What about your opinion of Cavino and Rich In there their number one secon. Yeah. One thing that's been nice about producing their show is I got to come up with the benchmarks. There's one each day, and the one that I helped them build for Tuesdays, as you know because you participate in it, is Iron Mike Trivia, and that one's really close to my heart because the idea came to me whenever I would hear Covino do his

Mike Tyson impersonation. I thought about it, and I'm like, I could do something with that, and because he can keep that going for a long time, and so I was like, man, I will do trivia but in the first person and pretend like he's there in studio, and it all just kind of came together. It seemed very silly to everybody at first, but now it's everybody's face for it. And in fact, then I did a Tuesday

take over. The past couple of weeks, his Patrick Mahomes impersonation has come in handy because Mike has been bumped for fake Patrick Mahomes. I'm really sorry, Mike, How are you gonna let this happen to him? Did it? My job? Didn't? Did it? Myra? You just can't come in here? And like we did take over in diff respect like that? Why not did that? Mike typon? You get the week off, Mike? Oh nice, showtime Mahomes trivia the past two weeks because

I'm running out of Mike Tyson trivia questions. Okay, well that's good one. And Mahomes is like the Muppet Grovers, so over. Vino does a really good job of the Patrick Mahomes impersonation. The challenge was he didn't know if he could keep mahomes going for sentences and sentences and sentences, because as you know, some people can do impersonations, but just by catch phrases on the mic. But to have a whole conversation with somebody, that's a whole another story. Yeah. Absolutely.

Uh what else do we have here? Uh, let's see page down. I don't have a lot of time left here. We gotta gotta put the baby to bed. But I did want to say here. We got an email Jennifer, our friend from from Virginia. Jennifer, she she's a little upset. We talked about the cheese Castle. She did not know about the cheese Castle, so she I'm assuming next time she's in that area she's gonna stop at the the

Cheese Castle on her way to Minnesota. Her son moved there, working in the Twin Cities, and she says she's got another son. She told me this before. It's moving out to California. And she claims Danny that she's planning her next trip to Minnesota in April for her son's birthdays and and also go to the meeting, which would be great. Be careful, though, hold off Jennifer until we get the actual date. I will let you know. As soon as we get an actual date, lockdown, I will let you know.

And uh, that's it. Bury in Nashville Road and he was have having problems with the review, but it's it's in the description right you can. You can write the review. It's right there. It's very simple. Just go into the description of this very podcast and you'll see where you can click on to subscribe and leave a review. It takes you to the Apple podcast page and all you gotta do is scroll down. You'll see the big overall score.

Right next to that it says write a review. You click on that, you make a user name Boom, hit five stars if we're worthy, and then write your review outstanding. All right, Sunday Sunday, I'll be back in the Magic Radio Box facilitating talk radio tonight on the West coast eleven pm on the West coast, two am on the East coast Monday morning, and I will be barking and shouting and all that, and you'll be on your way

to Arizona. Imagine, Danny, right, You'll be hanging out Valley of the Sun. A little later today, I will be boarding an airplane with Coveno and Rich and we'll be flying to Arizona to get ready for Monday afternoon live at Radio Row. Alright, have fun in Arizona. I may or may not see you later this week, who knows, might make an appearance at the Super Bowl media event. But either way, have fun, have a great rest of your day, and we will catch you next time. Later, Skater Bofliction