The Waters Wake Up Call In a Nutshell, Looney Friday Edition!

Hey!

How are you?

Happy weekend.

Mike Waters here from the Waters Wake Up Call.

Man, Friday morning, we had such a good time.

Celebrating the 85th birthday of Bugs Bunny and talking loony tunes, we did that all morning.

And of course, we also did the Bright Side, hit and run headlines, and the five things you didn't know you needed to hear.

And you will hear all of that coming up in the Waters Wake Up Call in a nutshell Friday edition.

So let's kick this sucker off like we kick off every

water's wake up call at 5.50 with the bright side.

Let's look on the bright side with Mike Waters on 1057 KOKZ.

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So this happened on April 26th, just two days ago, this last Wednesday.

And since it's National Superhero Day, I thought I'd tell you about this Superhero 7th grader.

So students from Carter Middle School, this is in Warren, Michigan, they were heading home on the bus when their bus driver became lightheaded and lost consciousness while driving down the road.

Think about how...

how tragic that could become.

Now, fortunately, seventh grader Dylan Reeves was on the bus and recognized what was happening and quickly responded to this emergency and brought the bus to a safe stop.

So the Warren police and fire departments arrived just moments later, thankfully, and after attending to the driver, ensured all the students made at home safely on another bus.

So Warren Consolidated School's superintendent, Robert D. Livernois, I don't know if that's how you pronounce the name, but he later praised Dylan on social media and he wrote,

Boy, a lot of adults wouldn't have the Cajones to do that.

You know, they're just probably sitting in fear.

I don't know what to do.

But here's the seventh grader, being super heroic.

And Dylan's mom, I read a Reeves.

Reeves, excuse me, I read a Reeves.

expressed her pride in a Facebook post calling her son a local hero.

Yeah, at least.

And she was highlighting how he saved the kids as well as a car, a house that could have been hit.

So Dylan is expected to receive an award from the Warren Police Department for his heroic act.

I'd like to say super heroic act.

Way to go Dylan Reeves.

Wish more kids could be like that kid.

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I don't think I could have ever been that cool as a seventh grader or as an adult or any time.

Let's be honest.

But let's go straight from the bright side into our hit-and-run headlines and just get you up to date on as much as we can as quickly as we can.

All right, so apparently US sales of bulletproof automobile skyrocketed.

You know this is a violent country when even cars are worried about getting shot.

My goodness.

So people in Allentown

Where's Billy Joel when you need him?

People in Allentown, Pennsylvania complained that they received parking tickets while waiting in line at food banks.

I don't see the problem here, replied Mayor Voldemort.

Please, again, where's Billy Joel when you need him?

16% of Americans say they would have sex with a robot.

16%.

The other 84% are married, so they already do.

And by the way,

That does not include me.

That does not include me in Mrs. Waters.

Mrs. Waters might be up and listening, so I thought I'd make that perfectly clear.

Today is National Franklin Day.

So please join me in celebrating the one lonely black kid ever to live in Charlie Brown's hometown.

So Sunday is National Honesty Day.

It's the one day a year.

Guys hope their wife does not ask them if their genes make them look fat.

Don't ask me that, honey.

It's National Honesty Day.

Sammy Hagar insulted David Lee Roth's singing.

So Roth insulted Hagar's hair.

Then caregivers wheeled them into separate corners.

So Jennifer Garner attended a family gathering with Ben and JLo.

JLo invited her to prove she could make Ben look even more miserable.

Jada Pinkett's show, Red Table Talk, has been canceled.

In other words, someone at Facebook's about to get slapped.

Scarlett Johansson says the secret to a successful marriage is compassion.

Oh, and it also helps to be rich, famous, and hot.

Not that I'd know.

Well, I think you've probably heard Jerry Springer has passed.

Hell, just got a little dumber.

And by the way, he's survived by his daughter, other family members, and multiple neo-Nazi lesbian biker gang members who are about to get a makeover and dress too slutty.

Aaron Rodgers says he believes the Jets can win the Super Bowl.

So yeah, he's still on hallucinogens, if you were wondering.

Today is National Superhero Day, so be sure to iron your best Batman costume while sadly wondering why you're a 50-year-old virgin who lives in his mother's basement.

And that's all I got.

There you go, the only hit and run that will never result in a lawsuit.

Probably.

Hey, you know, I'm thinking, before we get into the five things you didn't know you needed to hear, why don't we take a couple of calls and talk some Looney Tunes and celebrate Bugs Bunny's 85th birthday?

How, Looney, you want to get today?

Bremer County big man?

You

were talking about Bugs Bunny.

I always liked it when he took that left turn at Albuquerque.

Yeah, anytime he popped up out of the ground and he didn't know where he was, I must have taken a wrong turn at Albuquerque.

Now that I'm getting old, we're getting older.

You know, I refer when people ask, what's your name?

I'm like George.

You can hug me and love me and squeeze me and pet me and call me George.

I will hug him and love him and pet him and call him George.

Did you know what that was a parody of?

No.

There's a book written by John Steinbeck of Mice and Men, and there's a guy Lenny in the book, and he's kind of like that.

He's got this rabbit, and I will pet him and love him, and it's basically Lenny from of Mice and Men.

I didn't realize that.

See, that's the beauty of Looney Tunes.

You know, you'd watch cartoons, and it'd just be silly stuff, but also teaching you some culture.

You know, whether it's the classical music, or the literature, or what have

you.

Just bring it up because the only opera I've ever seen is Bugs Bunny's Kill the Wabbit.

What's opera doc is the name of the cartoon?

It's a classic.

It is.

That's my favorite.

Sing it.

Sing a little bit of it for us.

Oh no, no.

Kill the Wabbit.

Kill the

Wabbit.

Kill

the Wabbit.

Kill the

Wabbit.

Yeah, that's

great.

That's still the only opera I've ever

seen.

I think that's mine too.

I don't think I'd ever pay to go see an opera for goodness sakes.

I don't think I would either.

Yeah, it's either that or Bohemian Rhapsody.

You know, that's the only opera I think I could get into.

There you go.

Yep.

That's it.

Looney Tunes and Queen.

Absolutely.

That's a great combination.

And thanks for that.

More Looney Calls coming up.

But now, I think there are some things you need to know that maybe you haven't heard, but you need to hear.

And I've kind of compiled these five things together.

And here I will deliver them to

you.

Five things you didn't know you needed to hear with Mike

Waters.

I wonder how this is going to go.

The fancy dinners in space are coming.

When I think fancy dinners in space, you know what I think of?

They could combine fancy dinners in space with pigs in space and serve bacon and sausage and ham and anytime I can mention Looney Tunes or Muppets I'm happy.

It's gonna happen apparently and this is a company in France and they're using balloons to send people 15 miles up where they'll have dinner and drinks and hang out for three hours.

The lame part of this is that it's not quite high enough to experience weightlessness and it's 130

$32,000 per person.

And I think they're just serving mac and cheese.

So, no, I don't know.

I don't know what they're serving.

But I certainly wouldn't pay that.

I couldn't pay that, because I don't have anywhere near that kind of money.

Let's go from fancy dinners to a woman and her apple juice.

And she attacked the TSA agents for taking it away from her.

Apparently, she loves her apple juice.

And it's a good reason for a five-year-old to throw a tantrum, but not an adult.

This lady, 19...

I guess still teenager, but still old enough to know better.

19 year old woman arrested at the Phoenix airport just this last Tuesday for attacking three TSA agents because they wouldn't let her keep her apple juice.

So Makaya Coleman is the lady's name.

She's the juice because of their policy on the liquids.

So she flips out, walked around a barrier to grab the bin with all her stuff in it, but they wouldn't let her.

So she jumped on a table, hit a TSA agent in the head, and ripped off his shirt.

What they tried, when they tried to restrain her, she punched a female TSA agent, yanked her ponytail.

Then she bit a third agent who tried to stop her.

And then two agents ended up in the hospital and 450 passengers were inconvenienced.

Everybody had to go to a different checkpoint and line up all over again.

Thanks a lot, Makaya.

She's facing charges for assault, criminal damage, disorderly conduct, and might be looking at fines too.

You can get hit with up to 14 grand in fines for abusing a TSA agent.

Now that's some expensive apple juice.

Alright, just in case you didn't hear, Jerry Springer, he will not be down for breakfast.

He died yesterday at his home in Chicago after a brief battle with pancreatic...

pancreatic cancer.

He was 79.

And the Jerry Springer show, which was really garbage television, it ran from 91 to 2018.

And in the 70s, he was a politician who once had to resign for paying a prostitute with a personal check.

Oh, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, so Jerry will not be down.

for breakfast.

There's a new commercial and we keep hearing about this AI stuff, right?

And taking over our jobs and taking our place in every respect, right?

So, and they're all talking chat GPT.

That's kind of the big AI right now.

Well, somebody decided to write to have chat GPT write a commercial and see how they would do.

So this is a an AI generated pizza commercial.

And, you know, I'm worried if this thing is good, you know, maybe they'll just have it take over every job.

So let's hope it's not good.

Hint, hint.

Are you ready for best pizza of life?

Bring friends down to Pepperoni Hugspot.

Our chefs make pizza with heart and special touch.

Cheese, pepperoni, vegetable, and more secret things.

Need delivery?

Pizza's come fast.

Knock, knock.

Who's there?

Pizza magic.

Eat Pepperoni Hugspot pizza.

Your tummies say thank you.

Your mouths say mm-hmm.

Pepperoni Hugspot.

It's like family, but with more cheese.

Oh, that is so terrible in the best way.

Did you hear what he said at first?

Are you ready for best pizza of life?

Are you ready for best pizza of life?

Who is he?

Tarzan?

What's the world coming to?

You know, I think that's five things.

What the hell were those

things?

Five things you didn't know you needed to hear.

There you go, not four, not six.

Five things.

But now that I've got you up to date on everything you need to know, let's get back into our loony calls and celebrate Bugs Bunny on his 85th.

Remember the one with Bugs Bunny and the two Appalachian mountain men?

I do vaguely.

It's a pretty rare one.

They kind of banned it because of...

cultural thing.

Yeah, I know they did a few of those.

Yeah, so when we're square dances with them and ends up singing the song.

What song?

It's a square dancing song.

Who knows if he makes it up

as he goes.

Okay,

okay.

Promenade across the floor, stash it right on out.

Out the door and into the gate, eat everybody.

Promenade.

That one.

The amazing thing is Mel Blank sings all of these parts as well as speaks the lines.

He's amazing, that guy.

Uh-huh.

He really is.

For all the characters.

Yeah, I can't think of one Looney Tunes character that isn't

voiced by Mel

Blank.

I'll bet you can find it online

somewhere.

Yeah, it was a really neat, neat thing that they were all kinda sad.

but they'd lost their voice.

Mel, Mel voiced all of them.

So, God, that's great.

That's brilliant is what that is.

It was.

You can't forget Yosemite Sam.

Who on earth would forget Yosemite Sam?

Huh?

Tell me and give me their address and I'll go and visit them.

Absolutely.

And I think so far, Yosemite Sam is the number one mentioned Looney Tunes character.

People love Yosemite Sam.

What do you love about Yosemite Sam?

What makes him the best as far as you're concerned?

You do kind of sound like you've got the temperament of Yosemite Sam.

That was pretty good, Yosemite Sam, Eastern Iowa Trucker Todd.

Do you wish you were as rootin' tootin' as that guy?

Do you have the six shooters that can shoot way more than six before reloading?

Those must be special

guns.

Yeah, probably.

Yeah, he never had to reload either.

Oh, think

that's just about everything.

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Hey, it's Mike Waters from the Waters Wake Up Call.

Throwback Thursday, wasn't it a blast this morning?

It's always great to take a break from the 21st century, even if it's just a couple of hours.

And as we do every throwback Thursday, the 7 a.m.

hour, it's just 70s, whether it's music, pop, culture, what have ya.

And then we do the same thing for the 80s and the 8 o'clock hour.

Well, this morning on Throwback Thursday, we celebrated Carol Burnett, who turned 90 years old yesterday.

So we were paying tribute to her as well as some of the other funniest ladies of the 70s and 80s and just like any other day we kick it off with the bright side at 550 and I give you the hit-and-run headlines and the five things you didn't know you needed to hear and we'll get started with the bright side with our special guest Charlie from camp courageous right after this

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Let's look on the bright side with Mike Waters on 105.7 KOKZ.

Sponsored by Wong Collision Center, and I've got Charlie here from Camp Courageous.

How are you, Charlie?

It's

good to have

you.

It's great to be here.

Oh, it's great to have you.

Is this the first time you've been in?

I've had the opportunity to kind of do your open houses and things like that.

And you folks have been so good to us, and we appreciate all the volunteer work at Camp and at the Manchester garage.

folks have been great supporters of Kappa, and we appreciate it.

So it's nice to personally come here and say thank you.

Yeah, well, it's nice to have you in here, actually.

I know about a year ago, we talked on the phone.

That's

right.

And we were talking about the fishing derby that's still coming up.

That's going to be June, right?

It's going to be in June.

Yeah.

I just remember having a blast out there last year.

It was a good time.

Dave and the gang really put together a great opportunity.

And yeah, it's free fishing.

Yeah.

Fishing, prizes, awards, all kinds of things.

I mean, it's a really, it's a

really cool experience to bring the family and do a little fishing and help Cam courageous.

But let's talk about what you guys have coming up this Sunday.

You've got this omelet.

breakfast made to order omelettes.

It is really a special time and as you mentioned you walk right up to the omelette cooker and we'll probably have 25 or more omelette cookers and you'll let that omelette cooker know exactly what you want on your omelette.

There's

also sausage and toast and all kinds of other things to go along with that omelette so it's a great time nice hot meal and generally you can just right in and eat the omelette and then you have an opportunity to tour the camper do a variety of other activities.

And it's such a great opportunity to get out and tour camp

courageous, have yourself a little omelet breakfast, which sounds delicious.

And then you can just explore Camp Courageous.

And it's so huge and sprawling.

It really is pretty amazing.

And you know, I hate to say it, Charlie, but the tour guide I had last year, I can't remember his name, but he was so good.

He gave such a great tour.

He could have been Toby, who's in charge of volunteers.

Yeah, he's in charge of volunteers.

And Toby is a wonderful person.

He's worked with your group.

for with all the volunteerism and stuff like that.

And he started out at Camp Courageous as a volunteer from Germany.

Right, that's right.

Courageous is fortunate.

We have beautiful facilities.

People come out and see it.

But at the heart of Camp Courageous, just like at the heart of this organization is its people.

Well, and Charlie, you're a shining example of that, the stuff you do, and the fact that some kids, even some adults who have never been able to go to camp, and you don't really think about it, but we take it for granted that our kids can

go to camp but it truly is a difficult situation for some kids and again adults to go to a regular camp and that's where camp courageous comes in and it really is it's big it's just sprawling you look at it and I looked at it in amazement I had no idea it was that big and so many things to do whether it's you know the Olympic-sized swimming pool or the pickleball courts or the what is the baseball diamond it's coming along ways oh I can imagine and that's due to this great

great eastern Iowa community, and the omelet breakfast is not just an opportunity to see it, but help Camp Courageous do what they do.

It's five hours for children, 12 and under, and 10 hours for adults.

And that's a full meal as much as you can eat.

So if you want to go back for another omelet or anything like that, that's no problem.

Then out the side door, we have tour guides.

They'll give you a tour of our entire facility.

The zipline, which I believe you wrote on.

No.

No, you didn't get a chance.

Oh,

no.

I'm a heights guy.

I

don't know.

I'm

not a big fan of heights either this this get on at the bottom of a hill

on Camp Courageous Property.

It'll take you 700 feet up to 110 feet in the air.

So you're zipping up and then you also get the experience of zipping down.

That's going to be available this Sunday too.

You go, it's an incredible opportunity you can see for miles and miles and miles.

And while you're

up there.

Well, it all just sounds like a blast.

Go have breakfast at Camp Courageous and that made to order omelet breakfast.

Charlie, thank you for your time.

Thank you for coming in and thanks for what you do.

We appreciate it,

Mike.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, Charlie.

You are welcome any time.

And that leads us to hit-and-run headlines.

Just some quick bite-size, entertaining, hopefully humorous kinds of stories.

Really everything you need to know for the day.

So let's kick into it.

All right, so I was reading a little earlier.

I know you're surprised that I can do something like that.

But Texas Public Schools may display the ten commandments

In Texas, the first commandment is thou shalt believe this is the Cowboys year, I believe.

Experts say exposing your baby to peanut butter greatly reduces peanut allergies.

But if it doesn't, you just really messed up your baby.

So be careful.

Hey, this guy in Florida killed and dismembered his Uber Eats driver.

Hey man, I get it.

I also hate to tip.

GM announced they're going to stop making the Chevy Bolt.

So tough news for anyone in the market for a soulless signifier that they've officially given up on life.

The container store said it will accept bed, bath, and beyond coupons.

So go find the container store.

That's great.

And now I can buy a container for all my bed, bath, and beyond coupons.

I need somewhere to keep those because I still have a million of them.

Today is Love Your Thighs Day.

Do you love your thighs?

I know I love my thighs.

And as long as the thighs in question

are found in a gigantic grease-soaked bucket of KFC.

You know America is down to celebrate.

So today is National Little Pampered Dog Day.

Sounds like every day to me giggled a representative for the American Association of Sassy Male Hairdressers.

Ron DeSantis is calling for a truce in Ukraine.

This from the guy who can't even make peace with Mickey Mouse, but...

NASA was tracking an asteroid earlier this week that it said was the size of 48 egg plants.

I don't know who came up with that measurement system, but I checked their browser history.

So Gwyneth Paltrow is open to doing more superhero movies.

Please God, don't let Ben Affleck feel the same.

Gwyneth Paltrow as well.

Arnold Schwarzenegger will return to action movies in his next film.

It's a sequel to the running man called The Shuffling Man.

He's getting up there.

The suit from Saturday Night Fever is up for sale.

It's part of an auction of things John Travolta used to have that also includes hair.

Sharon Osborne says she pushed it way too far with plastic surgery.

She said she realized this when A, her doctor advised her against more, B, she took a hard look in the mirror, or C, even Madonna told her it was too much.

I believe that's all I got.

See those are the hit-and-run headlines or I guess now hit-and-ran and you know if we're not careful We'll just run straight into the five things.

You didn't know you needed to hear

oh

I gotta tell you the people in this town were definitely drinking their brain juice when they decided that they they were going to force a

Annoying parents to be umpires at Little League Games.

See this town in New Jersey?

They've implemented this new rule that if you argue with a Little League umpire, you'll need to ump three games before you're allowed to come back as a spectator.

So, here is the, uh, the Detford Township, Little League President, Don, uh, Bazoufi, I don't know, and parent, uh, Caitlin Tokli, talking about this, uh, this

new rule.

Again,

brilliant.

Yeah, no

kidding.

You know, some of these parents, and I get you're frustrated sometimes with the calls, but that's gotta be a tough, tough job, especially for Little League.

Maybe even more so than Major League Baseball, because you know, the parents of the kids, oh, it gets...

It gets rough, man.

I've seen some things.

I'll leave it at that.

I've seen some things.

All right.

So I was reading that there's this new AI-powered glass.

It's like a monocle.

And it can tell you what to say on dates.

You know, think of Cyrano de Bergerac as a monocle.

for instance, or any trope on any of the old TV shows.

Hey, I'll help you get the girl.

You go and I'll tell you what to say.

You know, that kind of thing.

So anyway, students at Stanford, they're working on this AI powered glasses or monocle that act like a personal teleprompter.

to help you chit chat.

They listen to what people say and use chat GPT to come up with things to save back so they could be useful for job interviews or even dates.

And here are some of the students using this.

And this is an example of how it works.

Hey Bridget, how's your trip to Argentina?

I love to hear about it.

Oh, it was so fun.

I had a blast.

We explore around the city and went to museums and

did a lot of fun stuff.

That sounds amazing.

Did you get to try any new foods while you were there?

Actually, we didn't really

eat well.

Hey, Baroon, I hear you're looking for a job to teach React Native.

Thank you for your interest.

I've been studying React Native for the past few months, and I'm confident that I have the skills and knowledge access necessary for the job.

You know, what they're saying is fine, but they need to try and not do it like they're reading, you know, because you can tell they're reading.

So that's the only critique I'd give you there, kids, but you go back to work there at Stanford and make my improvements, will you?

Yeah, I'm smarter than those Stanford people.

I can't keep a straight face saying that.

Aerosmith, are they getting ready to announce a farewell tour?

Possibly, and people are thinking that.

Aerosmith is gonna be announcing a farewell tour because

Their logo is showing up at arenas around the country along with the phrase, peace out.

There's also a countdown clock on their website that expires Monday.

So maybe we'll find out Monday whether or not Aerosmith is going to be doing a farewell tour.

I'll bet that's what it is.

Delta.

They have this leaky bathroom on this Delta flight.

They had to make an emergency descent after this.

The leaky bathroom even jammed its controls, shut down the autopilot, and I think I'm the only one who has some exclusive audio from this.

All right, and finally, I know you've heard the news about Bed Bath and Beyond, and not only are they filing chapter 11, but they announced that yesterday was the last day they'd accept coupons, and they also added all sales are final.

However, they were nice enough to give us a little message in song form.

So, you know, I like to sing our way out, so let's sing ourselves out of the five

things.

You can't use them, they're no good.

You got 50 of them stashed in your glove box, but you never used them like you thought you would.

Attention, the store is now closing.

Yeah, that's all for Bed Bath & Beyond, and that's all for this.

I think that's five things.

That's five things no one else knows.

This is the water's wake-up

call.

There you go.

Five things.

That's all you need.

Five...

Things.

Some of those, I bet you had no idea, did you?

Yeah, people don't tell you that on the news or online.

You gotta, you gotta depend on dopey DJs for that kind of stuff.

All right, with that, you know, I think we get into Throwback Thursday and we were talking about the greatest female comedians of all time.

And in particular, we were celebrating Carol Burnett on her 90th birthday, which was actually yesterday.

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Alright, on with Throwback Thursday and Carol Burnett.

Talk about Carol Burnett being one of the funniest comedians of the 70s.

Absolutely.

Did you know that at the end of each one of her shows, you know how she tugged on her ear?

Yep.

Do you know what that was for?

It's for her grandmother.

Yeah.

It

was for a family member that just her way of saying goodnight.

Right.

It was just a little, hey, how you doing to her grandmother?

Pretty

sweet.

They had a show here a while back.

Some of the hidden gestures like that.

Yeah.

And

that was one that came up.

Oh, that'd be interesting to see.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Fuck it.

I just didn't know if you knew that.

The

first one I thought about was Mrs. Hewigan.

You know, I've got a clip from Mrs. Hewigan's all lined up and ready to go.

Do you remember a great Mr. Tudball, Mrs. Hewigan?

I think it was her birthday, or I'd have been Secretary's Day, I don't know, but he was trying to give her a gift, and he went through hell trying to get it to her, but it was really good.

But yeah, between her and Tim Conway and Harvey Corman, boy, they were quite the group.

Oh, yeah.

And Vicki Lawrence, too, was great as a mama special.

Oh, yeah, she was

Hello Sherry from Maynard

I

think you forgot one of the funniest people on 70s television for women.

Who?

Lily Tomlin.

Oh, I love Lily Tomlin.

She's she is.

She's amazing, that lady.

One ring 80.

Yep.

Did you ever see the one where she hosted Saturday Night Live?

No.

Oh, man, you got to look for that online.

There's there's this it's like they used to do like a weekly film and it was Lily Tomlin and she

played every single character on this car trip and it was brilliant so she did all of these different characters and it's it's one of

the

funniest

things

I've ever seen it's probably from it's an early Saturday Night Live episode so like 75 76 wow yeah you need to look for that because that

is

you know she's doing

she's doing

singalongs in the car all by herself with one character and a homeless lady gets in the car at one point

Yeah, I will do it.

I will do it.

And do yourself a favor and look for that.

I will.

I really won't.

Okay, thank you.

It is.

And another world's classic, you haven't mentioned the redhead of comedy.

Well, Carol Burnett is a redhead, was a redhead.

And I'm sure you're thinking Lucille Ball.

Yeah!

Well, a funny lady to be sure, but I think her peak came before the 70s and the 80s.

No, it wasn't as good as...

her previous work but

yeah the i love lucy thing was kind of her peak and then

it was she was good on talk shows but oh

yeah in game shows she was on a lot of game shows

oh definitely i'm sure you can find something positive to say about lucy old ball

i can i get she was in a marx brothers movie that they're my favorites in fact i'm wearing a marx brothers shirt right now she was in room service with them with the marx brothers

oh they were

the best

yeah groucho especially was the man

did you ever read any of the books biographies about them they were in a producer's office living thalberg yeah and you know he was he was he was a workaholic and he didn't get to him right away so they stripped down to the point where they were buck naked and they were like roasting marshmallows in the middle of his office potatoes potatoes it was potatoes okay

I think they're they're

amount contracted ended and Chico played cards with a bunch of guys including Irving Thalberg so he said hey you know we're looking for a place to do our thing so he said come in and and I'll meet with you and they they went in and they just sat there all day and he never came in and then it was the second time where he asked them to come in

And they were waiting, they were waiting, and they thought, screw this.

So they went down to the commissary, they got some potatoes, and then they put the potatoes on sticks and lit a fire in the fireplace.

So when he came in, they were naked, roasting potatoes in his fireplace.

And he was never late again, is what Groucho

said.

No, he never was.

No.

I remember that

bit of it, yeah.

Ah, there you go.

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