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MORNING MELTDOWN: Mikes Fob Sob Story
The Waters Wake Up Call with Mike Waters · Tue Jun 6, 2023
Hey, how we doing?
It's Mike Waters from the Waters Wake Up Call.
Thank you for clicking and downloading and listening to the morning meltdown.
We'll have the hit and run headlines, the five things you didn't know you needed to hear, and the bright side will be coming up here in a matter of moments.
But first, this morning I was talking about my keys.
I couldn't find my keys, and I had this, I have this fob.
No key, it's just a fob.
You can start your car as long as it's in the car with you.
I think it should
least at least have a key backup for this thing but but there's not but anyway my car started this morning it shouldn't have because apparently the key was not in my car I didn't know this until I pulled up at work and and how did this how did my car start with not having the fob in the car or is the anyway I I kind of went through it all with Mrs. Waters so let's let's give her a call quick
Hello?
Mrs. Waters!
Hi!
Hi!
How's my lovely bride?
Good, how are you?
I'm doing good.
I'm doing good, you know, a little better than when I got here this morning, you know, but... Yeah.
Yeah, still... I'm still a little insane from all of that, frantically looking for my keys.
I
know, yeah.
I spent it some four.
I know.
Did I... Was I able to tell you the full story?
No, and I still don't understand how you got the car to work drive yourself.
Well, here's what happened, and I don't know.
I started the car fine this morning, drove to work, pulled into the parking...
turned off the car and then go to pick up my keys.
No keys.
How could this be?
I need my keys to start my car.
The key, and again, one of those key fobs for those who don't know, no key in the ignition.
The fob just needs to be with you for your car to start.
So the key has to be somewhere, doesn't it?
I look everywhere under the seats and the glove compartment and the divider compartment everywhere in the gas tank under a tire maybe.
It's gotta be here.
and how can how can my car start without this fob so I say to myself start the car and you'll know 100% that it is here somewhere well guess what car doesn't start my key fob must have been I don't know close enough to my car at home for it to start but it's really confusing because as the car gets farther from the key you get a warning sound and a flash of light but that didn't happen so I'm confused
I'm frustrated, in addition to my fob being on that key ring, so is my key to get into the station.
So there I am, dark parking lot.
3.30, stuck, so I call an Uber to bring me home, get my keys, then turn around and bring me back.
I couldn't find the keys at home, and you've been looking.
I
haven't worked for the keys.
And you don't find them anywhere.
Not yet.
God.
One of
those lanyards where you just wear your keys around your back.
So maybe that's what I need to do.
I need to be five years old.
Well?
You need to treat me as one of your children.
It's
OK.
I know.
Like that'd be a change, right?
I know.
I was helping you out there.
But
I'm the oldest by like 30 years.
Well, how do we solve all these things when nothing else can be done?
Two words.
What?
Oh, well.
Oh, well.
There we go.
Yep.
Oh well.
Oh well.
We'll just move on with our day, I guess, won't we?
Yes, we will.
Oh, thank you, Mrs. Waters.
You know, she puts up with me.
She's a saint, let me tell you.
And after a day like this, let's get into this right
now.
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That'd be, that'd be delicious.
Actually, I have no time.
I have to hit and run.
But before we get into that, the morning meltdown has a sponsor.
So I'm able to line my pockets a little bit.
I may have to buy a new key at some point.
So, uh, I'll do the hit and run headlines right after this.
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All right, on with the hit and runs.
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But didn't Dubstep already do that?
Wasn't that...
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The fact she said that, she said, the fact she said this while smoking crack makes me think there were probably some other reasons as well.
And maybe that's what I'm doing this morning.
Maybe that's where I'm fouled enough, but that's all I got.
We hit, we ran, we kicked its butt.
Anyway, oh, you know, I've got the five things you didn't know you needed to hear that's coming up But first I see a phone ringing maybe maybe another helpful listener and a suggestion as to how to find my keys
Maybe
you
know
what I'm gonna try that wouldn't that be funny if it was just as simple as that that would prove how simple I am too I guess
That's maybe a mightism.
Yeah, I think so.
Waters has water on the brain, maybe.
Oh, there you go.
Well, good luck finding them, because if they're not underneath your car now, they've got to be where you backed out onto the street.
I'll have to look, because maybe they walked out of the car.
They could have.
They are the keys.
They can get out any door.
Um, yeah.
But thank you for
calling, all of you.
All
right, you two, and thanks for the help.
All right, let's get into them five things.
Five things
you didn't
know you needed
to hear.
How would you like to get rich in three?
Simple steps.
Okay, well they're obvious steps.
I don't know if they're easy.
Step one, spend less than you make.
Work to earn more money.
That is step two.
Step three, invest what you don't spend.
So again, fairly obvious.
Second thing.
Let's talk about Sweden.
And, uh, okay, I said it was about the Olympics.
It's not going to become part of the Olympics.
It'd be fun, though, but only Sweden is going to be doing this.
So it'd be tough to do it in the Olympics.
But anyway, they have registered sex as a sport and they're going to host the first ever sex championship.
So and they're the first country to do so.
And of course it'd be Sweden, right?
Later this week, they're going to be hosting that sex championship.
There will be
16 disciplines and includes seduction, massage, and then the full-on... You know what I'm talking about, don't you?
But I'll tell you what, I'd certainly win a gold medal if it was in the Olympics.
Don't check that with Mrs. Waters.
She'd probably say something like, oh, he'd be lucky to win cardboard.
Give us this
thing.
Let's talk about this.
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All
right guys, so today we're gonna be jumping into the crocodile exhibit.
Ooh, krikey, mate.
This is insane.
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We have never been this close to the alligator.
The crocodiles, guys.
Krikey!
Look how big that bugger is!
We are exploring the Amazon rainforest.
This is re-
Yeah, do you
hear the people yelling at him, you idiot?
Get out of there.
He sustained no injuries, although I kinda wish he had.
Here's
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Just don't drink and boat.
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Do you know where you are now?
Right now, I think we're way out of the way.
OK.
How much have you had to drink?
We have no alcohol.
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Hey, I don't think that's a very good idea.
And I think that's five things.
I gotta tell you those are five of the finest things I've ever heard.
How do you top something like that?
Well, you know, I am still looking for my key fob that I lost this morning.
Oh, just just a rough frustrating morning, but you helped me so much.
I thank you for that.
Let's take another
call.
them tied to me at all times.
Right.
Well, then I'd never be able to sneak up on Mrs. Waters.
You hear the jingling?
Well.
Then what fun is life?
If you can't sneak up to your wife, what fun is life?
It rhymes because it's true.
It just screwed your whole morning up.
Now, I feel discombobulated.
And that's a word I don't use every day, Farmer Dave.
Discombobulated.
I've never heard that word before, so I guess
I'm
straight now, and I've never heard that
one.
Now, you want your morning to be combobulated, not discombobulated.
You laid
it.
Okay, okay.
Hi, Mike.
How you
doing?
Hey, well, I had better days.
How are you doing?
Good.
Yeah.
Well,
you have to have the key fob as close as you possibly can get it to the button, to that little button.
Yes.
That has happened.
But again, if your battery goes dead enough, that will no longer start the car.
Because I've been in that situation before and what happened was I was able to get the car started.
But then it started within a mile started flashing the no access key and making this warning sound and I thought well, what is my car gonna do?
Is it just gonna shut down what's happening?
That was part of the confusion this morning, too.
If my fob wasn't in the car, and if it was in range enough for it to start, how come I didn't get the warning sign in the sound?
It's a very confusing morning.
Yeah, I've even had my key in the back seat.
My car still won't start.
Me, too.
It's been in my work bag, right there in the front seat.
And I've got to take it out, and I've got to put it in that midsection, middle section there, and then it's fine.
But God, frustrating.
My God.
Yeah, where
would this key then be at, Mr. Specialist?
I
went to the grocery store, got stuff for the week, got home, and I don't know what I did with my keys.
I don't
know.
Uh, I looked- I looked in my pants.
Yep, I looked in- I didn't- I had a t-shirt on so it wouldn't be in a shirt.
I looked in the pants pockets that I wore yesterday.
Now
if I knew where I set the keys, I'd probably know where my keys are.
Like, come on, man!
Well, right.
Yeah, I mean, I should look in the cupboards in the fridge and the freezer and all of that because it could be in there because once I'm done with the same looking in the same places.
I look in the insane places.
They're right where you left them.
Yes, of course they're there.
They'll be in the last place you looked.
No,
you just have to backtrack.
Right.
Right.
I brought I came home and I put the stuff away and I don't know.
I don't know.
You're super G. You're super DJ.
You're going to figure it out.
Oh, and with that, I have to thank you for the immense help with the keys.
I still haven't found them, but I do appreciate your help, and hopefully I'll find them when I get home.
I'll let you know tomorrow.
I'll get on all those details.
But until then, have a great day.
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