This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Chickens And Cocaine Edition

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This Shouldn’t Be A Thing – Chickens And Cocaine Edition

This Shouldn't be a Thing · Tue Jan 7, 2025

Welcome back to Matt Nair on Air, Jane, Matt Nair, Greg Bock, and the

on the board coming to you from our studio here at Radio Park in Racine.

You can always join us. You can call. You can text the number is the same 855 7524842.

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puts to Leon continues to actively ruin right before we went to break. We were

talking to Nicole Blazer about the wonderful world of weddings that's happening

this weekend at State Fair Park and Tyler listening in Madison on WMDX

says when asking about venues, don't be afraid to think outside the box.

I'm on the board of a community center and the couple wanted a sports themed wedding

because they're Packers fans. They asked if they could tailgate in the parking lot.

That's awesome. That's awesome. Yeah, so thank you for that Tyler.

That's a great idea. It doesn't hurt to ask. No, we went to the old Bradley Center

thinking this is too expensive. It's going to be fun. And they made it very, very

affordable like, oh my gosh, are we getting married to Bradley? We can do this.

And they said, if the bucks go to the playoffs, your wedding will be cancelled.

Oh, but you'll get, but you'll get three weeks to four weeks notice. I'm like,

do you know what that is in wedding world? Oh my goodness. Well, again, it's,

it's worth asking. It's worth asking. A couple of reminders.

Lou Regani is going to have a special show tonight. Music of the stars starting from

7 p.m. until 1 a.m. Lou Regani does a great Sunday morning show here on Civic Media.

It's like from the 30s and 40s and swing bands and everything that's a great

background. If you're going to be having dinner with friends at home,

or just a nice evening, or when you're going out in a bar about

rather, join Lou Regani tonight from 7 to 1 across the Civic Media

Radio Network. We will be off tomorrow. Yes. For New Year's Day. All of us.

The three of us. We will be back with you on Thursday. Yeah. And J.R.

Radcliffe will be here for all things sports. Correct. Yes.

Today is our one year anniversary for Matt Nair on air. We're one year's own.

One year old Dan Schaffer, who is one of our very first guests,

is going to be joining us on this Friday. So we hope to have some fun with that.

And I just want to say before we get to our tis bed to wrap up the year.

Thank you so much to everyone has been supporting us.

Yes. Over this last year. And for texting and for calling

and for your supportive emails and your kind comments.

I say it every day. It really does mean the world. Yes, it does.

And it's going to be an interesting 20 25.

We all appreciate that we're going to be here for you.

Civic Media is not going anywhere. And we're going to get through this together.

Correct. Absolutely. And we're going to continue to learn things.

Yeah. And grow and laugh. I love it. All right.

That means it is 1154 Galvin. It is time for.

This shouldn't be a thing.

If you ever have a thing that shouldn't be sent it into Greg and me.

Jane says at civic media dot us.

J and E s a y s. Jane says at civic media dot us.

This is the weekend at Bernie's edition,

which I don't know about. You asked me not to look at.

I said, please don't look at this.

This was from April 17th of this year.

I'm going to read from CNN.

Brazilian police detained woman suspected of taking a dead man to withdraw a bank loan.

I'm sorry.

Police in Brazil detained a woman suspecting of wheeling a dead man,

who she said with her uncle, to a bank to withdraw a four figure loan.

Video footage has sparked a nation wide discussion.

It shows the woman at the counter of a bank in Rio de Janeiro,

propping up the head of an elderly man in a wheelchair,

and trying to get his hand to clasp a pen.

She was trying to take out a loan of around $3,000,

which had been approved by the bank,

but still needed the man's signature.

The elderly man remained unresponsive.

His arm is limp. His head keeps falling back.

He's talking to him.

Uncle, are you listening? You need to sign.

If you don't sign, I can't sign for you.

It has to be you. Sign it so you don't give me anymore headaches.

I can't take it anymore.

At one point, the bank attendants say,

I don't think he's feeling well.

The bank attendants then called an ambulance.

When paramedics arrived, they determined he had been dead for a couple of hours,

and had apparently been dead when she wheeled him into the bank.

Police still trying to establish the relationship between the woman

and the man she claimed he was.

Was her uncle authorities say they are investigating,

but so far they have not brought in each arches.

I mean, why stop at three grand?

You're going to use a dead man's hands that had already been approved.

Well, I mean, three granted already been approved.

Now you want more. I just feel like, you know, if you're going to go for more.

You've got to go through a whole other process of trying to get him to sign it.

You just put paperwork in front of my scheme.

That's not going to go well.

Oh, fine.

That rap says sick and twisted, but that's why.

Sick and twisted, you've laughed twice.

I know it. My father was a more addition.

Cut me some slack.

That's today's edition of

This shouldn't be a thing.

We have news coming up next.

Todd Alba from noon to 2 p.m.

Join him on the livestream.

The man is wearing a tux.

Yes.

He's looking fine.

So dash.

Maggie Don from 2 to 4.

Dom Salvia 4 to 6 p.m.

And then I believe we have a short Peach Schwabba with night light.

And then that Lou Regani special kicking off tonight at 7 p.m.

Again, we'll be off tomorrow.

But we will be back with you on Thursday morning for January 2nd of 2025.

Well, baby.

Thank you, Greg and Calvin and all of our engineers without you.

Nothing works.

And thank you most of all for calling and texting and listening.

It absolutely means the world.

I hope you find some joy.

And happy New Year.

We'll see you tomorrow or see you Thursday.

Happy New Year.

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