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FULL SHOW: The Day We Remembered 9/11 With Patty Steele

Published Sep 11, 2024, 3:01 PM
It's been 23 years since the attacks on the Twin Towers, yet for New Yorkers it still feels like yesterday. Elvis and the show members discuss where they were and what they were doing when they heard the news. Friend of the show, Patty Steele stops by to talk about her podcast The Back Story, giving us a few history lessons about 9/11. On a lighter note, listener Jessica 'dominates' the finish the Disney lyrics game! 

The courses of this program were pre recorded.

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Hello? Lady Alista in the Morning Show.

Hello lady, Hello, lady, Welcome to the day. It is Wednesday, Tuesday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Oh my god, I'm sorry, brain fart, it's Wednesday. It is September eleventh, twenty twenty four. Of course, it was twenty three years ago. Our lives and our city was changed forever. And today, as usual, on this day, we will have a moment of silence, will observe a moment of silence.

And by the way, the debate.

Is always on, and I don't know why people debate this. We have the moment of silence every year on nine to eleven. But people say, what it wasn't sixty seconds? Well, a minute in a moment are two different things, right, Absolutely, just letting you know early, okay, that moment of silence will be packed with a lot of love. It'll be packed with a lot of memories, some pain. That moment will be enough and I'm looking forward to it. I actually look forward to this every year. It's going to be a beautiful day here in New York City, just like it was that day twenty three years ago. Today actually will be almost a carbon copy looking weather day that we had. Our friend Patty Steele is coming in. We're going to talk history today. We always love talking to Patty. We've got to talk about our day yesterday with el el cool, Jay and Katy Perry l.

Ellis so awesome, man, Katy, I really love Katie.

We love you.

And good morning Danielle morning. Hello, Gandhi, Hello Froggy. How are you feeling? Are you funky? I am all funky today. Elvis, you're doing okay?

How about you?

Straight name fantastic? Well, look at you, hate producer. It's kind of creepy, hay producers. HIH's that for dinner last night?

Oh?

Sweet and spicy Brussels sprouts?

Put it over?

Rice was delicious?

Nice, healthy, farted up. Hey, die Hi, you're my girl's best friend. I love you. Scotty bees here, Scotty, good morning, Master Control. Yes, all right, what do you want to hear? Start today with? Name it go?

Jess Glynn Niggah, you got it?

Hey, Welcome to the day.

Standing in a crowding.

Room and I can't see god face.

Pet your runs o Roumie, tell me everything's okay.

I felt good. Welcome to the day, our first caller of the day. Oh gosh, I love that we have teachers on all this week. The school is roaring back into session. Hey Stephanie, Hey Elvin.

Oh got you guys.

I'm freaking out.

Why are you freaking out? Stephanie? What's up?

I try every single day. I don't know. I'm a little crazy. I even I'm to marry. I mean Mary Geary on Instagram trying to get in on the first day. I mean as the first caller, and I call it five fifty seven and broom diamond answers a third.

I that I love diamond diamond, diamond.

Diamond around the plot, hold on diamond diamond.

Oh my gosh, oh god, we got you. I think you found an excellent first caller of the day with Stephanie here.

She's amazing.

We love, she says, she calls every day. Why why have you been ignoring her all this time?

Oh Stephanie, girl, I don't know what's going on.

Looking, well, let me give it to you again.

You're so popular, goes straight to the busy tone.

Well, look, see I can tell you.

Don't. Don't, Elvis, you know you're popular.

No, no, no, I know that you're waking up in beautiful Philadelphia and listening to Q one O two. I know this about Stephanie. She's a second grade teacher on her way to work, halfway through the first week of school. Hey, so give us a report card for halfway through your first week of school. How are you doing, Stephanie.

We're doing okay.

I will say. The exhaustion is really setting in last night. Was in bed before eight o'clock. But don't worry. I did watch that stupid debate.

It was happening right there. It was happening in your city.

Yeah, I know, and trust me. The traffic hit me on the way home.

I drove path.

I was driving down Passion. I don't know if well, obviously there's a lot of Philly listeners, but driving down in South Philly and I see all the Secret Service and apparently Kamala was in one of the stores right there as I'm driving by.

Well, yeah, she's a stop off South Philly.

I know you guys.

You guys can't really talk to politics. But I was streaming Madam President and getting thumbs up from all the people there.

Okay, that's what you want to do, that's all good. As long as you know, as long as you participate, that's all that matters. We encourage everyone to get out and vote. I we're not telling you how you should vote. We're telling you do vote. Be a part of it.

It's the difference.

God, you know what.

I used to live at Fourth and Spruce and I used to roll over to South Philly at least a couple of nights a week and eat and it goes shopping and buy by meats and cheeses. And I miss Philly. I miss South Philly especially. Do you live close? Do you live in South Philly?

I don't live in South Philly. That's where I work. So it's really fun, like honestly, like today after work, I told Diamond on the phone that my feverite day of the week is Wednesday because after that it's a fly by. But today is special because I'm going a happy hour afterwards.

You know what I am too, I'm hanging out in New York City all this week. The weather's great. I'm gonna I'm just saying another night. I'm staying tonight too. I'm in we're out shopping today. It's gonna be a beautiful day. Stephanie. Having you as our first call over the day is fantastic. We love our teachers, and come on Happy Hour today, it's here for Stephanie. After from Stephanie, everybody say hello hello before Happy Hour. Hit the Wendy's drive through with your fifty dollars Weddy's gift car.

Hi, Oh, all the biggie bags, all the biggie bags.

Enjoy, enjoy, and thanks for listening Toffany hold on one second, have a great day. We love our teachers, we'd love Stephanie. We love Philly. We had so much love in the house. Let's get into those three things we need to know, Gandhi, where do you want to go?

All right, well, let's start with the obvious people around the globe remembering the victims of the nine to eleven terrorist attacks today Today is twenty three years since those attacks. Family members of the victims are gathering with local leaders in Lower Manhattan for the annual reading of the victim's names. During the ceremony, there will be six moments of silence to mark when both World Trade Center towers were struck and fell, when the Pentagon was attacked, and when United Airlines Flight ninety three crashed in Pennsylvania. Expect some traffic if you are in the city today because everybody is in town to attend these ceremonies. A new diet pill might be able to reduce body weight by thirteen percent after only three months. The European Association for the Study of Diabetes announced its findings yesterday on a new daily weight loss pill from Novo Nordisk, the maker of we gov. Early trials show that the rate of weight loss appears to be more rapid than what's been reported from other drugs. The pill has yet to be tested in a head to head trial against existing weight loss drugs, and the results of the trials have yet to be published in a peer reviewed journal. But they're saying it looks pretty promising. That is shocking thirteen percent. And finally, it wasn't us, but a single ticket sold in Texas matching all six numbers and the eight hundred million dollars Mega million shackpot.

Wow, wait, are well in Texas?

Yeah, we're not in Well, we're not. We didn't get our ticket.

To I know.

But if it's a listener who likes us.

Go ahead, rub a lamp and make a wish.

Okay, we didn't even play, did we? You played?

I got you play?

You played without us.

I got my jack pocket going man.

I blame Scotty for our I got eight dollars last time.

Yes, I'm buying breakfast.

Yeah. For the first time since June. There's a grand prize winner in that lottery Tuesday. He's drawing was for eight hundred million or just over four hundred million dollars in cash, making it the seventh largest jackpot in the game's history. Danielle would like our listener to let us know if it's then, yes, please, and those are your.

Three things ready for your Wednesday. Yeah, let's give it a go.

We're not normal.

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You know what that reminder we usually give you this time of day every day. The day is what you make of it. Right now, what you're thinking right now is going to project you or project onto you, yeah, and catapult you into the day.

Absolutely all right.

You could be a little wiener and be just a little little nasty ass, and then you're gonna have a wiener filled nasty ass.

Dgy.

Did you see the Christopher Reeves story that came out today? You guys know he was Superman back in the day.

Yeah, how much time per day?

So he allowed himself. I got to find the story, but I think it was up to twenty minutes per day or something of pity self pity exactly because he was paralyzed from a horse accident and that was it. The rest of the day. He was like, no, I'm making the most of my life anyway, and that's it. There's a documentary on the way, and I was like, wow, if we could all take a lead from this guy, that's amazing.

What why do you need twenty minutes of pity some people? Well, look he look, he was living a life totally different than us. We're walking around and you know, jumping in this and that he was he was down. But this documentary is coming out. Looks like it's gonna be really great.

It's gonna be in theaters the twenty first and twenty fifth.

Right, So there you go. So the day is going to be what you make it be. So there you go. It's nice to know that you are in charge. Others may try to bring you down. I yes, yes, don't get me started. Scary, here we go.

Who is this person?

Don't let anyone bring you down. You are in charge of your tapo. This is a good time to remember you have the pastor of your church.

Yes, Hellolujah, Hallolujah.

I love.

Jesus.

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Not really Jesus.

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Jesus?

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Do you love?

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Cheese? Fat fat is better?

Cheese?

Goda eat more Goda?

Scary?

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A good day?

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Come on, I'm gonna get a grilled cheese sandwich.

I think.

I love some grown Jesus.

That sounds kind of weird with munster.

Oh monster, I haven't had a good monster in so long.

I love the little orange edges on the monster.

All right, Hey, well we forgot for munda.

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No, No, let's get into our horoscopes. Producer Salmon is here. Uh coming up, We've got to remind everyone about the big Broadway night starring Danielle and Gandhi. A lot of response from that yesterday.

It's so crazy we're gonna be doing any thing like like, that's so insane.

Dreams, I know, right.

A Broadway stage, which is big my dream, my entire life, and you're living the dream.

I wasn't Footloose. You don't remember that many years ago.

Foot Loose. Wow, that was a great production.

It was good. You know what. Ever, since you said Gandhi don't fall into the orchestra pit, that's all I can think about is going.

To happen way down You don't want to be impaled by a piano Taylor producer Sam who you're doing your horse.

Gips with Gandhi before she falls and we lose her.

All right.

If you celebrate a birthday today, you are celebrating with ludicrous and Harry Connick Junior. Happy birthday everybody. Capricorn, brace yourself for some disappointing news, but don't worry. You'll adjust. Your day is an eight Aquarius.

Are you really.

Voicing your opinion or you saying what they want to hear? Your day's seven Pisces. Don't make your entire day about you. Go out of your way to help lift someone else up. Your day is an eight ta Aries. What you wear changes your mood, so put extra attention to that outfit today. Your day's a nine Taurus. You're going through a rough patch. Just do the best you can and know it will be over soon. Your day is a five Gemini. Your values are the most important thing you own, so don't take action against them.

Your day's a six cancer. Holding on to things just in case can get your mind a little cluttered, so clear out your space. Your day is a nine Leo.

There's humor in a dark situation, so don't feel guilty leaning on that to cope.

Your day's a nine Virgo. You're more qualified than you think. It's just your confidence that's lacking. Your day is an eight Libra. Is it you're happy where you are or you're just comfortable? Your day's a six Scorpio. A transformation is coming, so pay attention to the details around you. Your day is a seven, and finally, Sagittarius. If it's worth doing it all, it is worth doing right.

Check your work.

Your day's a ten and those are Wednesday morning horscopes.

Right, Danielle, what's coming up?

We're to talk about Beyonce why she hasn't given us videos for her last two albums, and Travis Kelce's mom may be getting a show.

Good for her.

Why not look at that anyway? I mean, does everyone deserve a show?

No?

Everyone has a show in them? I think, oh what, No, that's a problem with world.

Everyone deserves a show. Lord, give them all a show.

Brooklyn, Boys, my microphone's falling.

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Here we Go. It is September eleventh, twenty twenty four, twenty three years ago. Remember that day, Yes, yep. So I was walking around New York City yesterday, just a stunningly beautiful day, and I was thinking about and I was looking downtown toward where the World Trade Center towers were located, right, I was thinking about how the city escape has changed. I mean, we now have a lot of new buildings here, including the new building at World Trade Center. Oh right, yeah, But then you start looking up up toward uptown and you have Hudson Yards, you have all the buildings there, you have all these skyscrapers that are going up in midtown, and I mean New York City just it never really stops evolving, you know, and man it sure it'd be great to have those those World Trade towers where they were where they should be, yea. And all the people that we lost that day and in all of the years since.

Then, yeah, and all the people that affected in all the years since then, with all their ailments and everything that you had no idea back then was the case. And now we'll find out, you know.

Tell you what, no matter where you live in this wonderful country of ours, go out today, breathe the air, look at your city, Think about all the people that work so hard to keep that city rolling, and how important they are to you, and how important you are to them. There is just so much more to this story than the headlines.

Yep.

So anyway, today's the day we will be observing our moment of silence. Coming up later this morning, Patty Steel is going to come in.

We're going to talk.

You know, she has the most amazing podcast and it's all about her her passion for history and the untold stories from history that we need to know about. She's going to come in today and enlighten us. We just love it when Patty and I.

Just like listening to her talk because her voice is so soothing. It is I love that voice.

It is such a soothing voice. But down deep, she's just evil.

There's no way she's evil, No way.

We love our Patty. Anyway, what a day can we talk about socks? Let's talk about socks?

Oh my gosh, this is can we start this?

Oh it's so crazy again? And you know what, I always I always start out these conversations with this, You wonder what we talk about while the songs are on?

Yeah, So I walk.

In and and Nate and Danielle are going on gone, do you missed it? They're going on for it seemed like an hour in three minutes about socks.

What happened to your songs?

So I was telling Nate that my husband is so convinced that I lose all his socks. So he has bought himself all new socks, and he has a pile next to the bed, and I'm not allowed to touch them. I'm not allowed to clean them, I'm not allowed to do anything with them. So the day we were doing laundry, I was gonna throw them in, and then I went no, because you know why, if one of those socks get lost, I'm getting the blames. And so he is in charge now of washing his own socks.

I don't know. I see.

I think it's worth losing a sock here and there just to have someone else watch them.

I do too, But he doesn't agree.

So does he does? He has he never lost socks, because if he hasn't anything to.

Mine, he claims he's never lost the sock do I know if he's telling me the truth?

I don't, okay, question, I have so many questions. So are you typically the one who does the most laundry in the house, all right, so statistically you're gonna lose more socks than anyone because you do more laundry than anyone.

I will admit I have put brand new socks in the seat and come out with one. I don't know how it happens.

Well, what has happened before?

How it's all of us.

You do have cats.

The cats do take they go in the dryer and they take the socks and run with them.

Foggy socks go. I don't lose socks either, but Lisa will lose a sock. She claims that the dryer eats socks. I'm like, it does not eat socks. There's no possible place that it can go in there. There's nowhere, there is no there's no stomach those socks stomach in your dryer. There are no crevices or holes or anything that sock. But the problem is is that I've noticed when she moves laundry from the washing machine to the dryer, it's very willy nilly, and she just like throws it. I think socks go behind the dryer. I think there must be like a whole wardrobe of socks behind our dryer.

I think they evaporate with the heat. Okay, okay, so you're talking about socks. So here's Nate. Nate's going on and on about his dad and his sock. Well, my dad doesn't lose socks. If he ever did, he would know exactly which sock it is because he numbers his socks.

Stop.

You know, if he gets a fresh pack of ten, he'll number them, you know, one through ten, and then ellen r so that he'll match up the ones. Well, there's the reason, tell him why. Yeah, so they all wear evenly, and then he'll put the right one on the right foot, and the left one and the left one, and then when he goes through the whole cycle, he'll reverse it. No, it's not they wear evenly. That people don't understand what you're talking about. He has one foot that's a different size than the other. Yeah, so if he if his left sock is always stretched out, the right sock is it. He wants to put the stretched out sock on the smaller foot from time to time and let him even know.

Yeah that makes sense.

Yeah, I'm here to finish your stories.

My dad had he was color blind, and so he would have brown and black socks and he would always have to write which was black, which was brown because they looked the same to him, okay, and so he wouldn't you know. And my mom in his drawer wrote a big R and a big and a big uh no, a big uh wait and a big U B. But it was like B L and B R.

L and B.

Can we talk about brown sox? This is my sock story.

I don't.

I don't have brown, so I don't wear brown sock. Really, I don't.

Well, what do you wear if you wear like tan or baiy shoes or brown shoes.

I guess I'm supposed to wear tan. Yeah, you're supposed to wear socks at Matcher, But I don't. I just don't. I don't know. I'm just not in a bread sense. Seems like I don't think you're old enough for brown socks. Oh god, if I if anyone's old enough to wear brown socks, it would be got a good ten year because scary sucks.

So I send all my socks out to the wash and fold along with all of my rest of my clothes, and because they washed them in those big, industrial sized machines. Sometimes I get socks back that are not mine. I'm not even kidding. Those are shelvings. I get baby baby socks, all different colors. And then and then I have a stack of orphan socks that I'm like, Okay, one day, this we'll match another one.

It never comes to We have a lot of orphan socks, socks, gandhi socks.

I have almost solely orphan socks because even though I lose them, I don't care. What do I care if my socks match. People barely see them. If they do, and you think they match, they probably don't. Those are organ socks from something. I just keep them all.

So we have just a massive overload of like black and gray ankle socks, and they're all from the same company. We always order the same ones from Amazon. Right, So if there's no such thing as orphan socks, I.

Think that's a good idea to do.

That all all your kids look alike?

Yet which one you were?

A question for you doing? What's your beef with the brown socks?

I just don't.

I just don't wear brown socks. It has nothing to do with skin colored Gandhi, I didn't say I did.

Yes, Why are you taking it there? What's the problem with the brown?

Because I know you like my.

Sock drawer, you like the white sox, you like a black socks.

I don't wear white sox. Okay, very clear? I never ever wear white socks ever never.

You only wear gray and black socks.

Or colored socks. That goes.

If you're wearing like sneakers, you're not gonna wear a beir of like Nike socks.

I don't white socks.

I don't wear white socks. I don't. I don't wear white.

Keep throwings out scenarios. What about it the beach?

I don't.

That's only scary who wear socks I don't wear.

I just don't wear white socks.

I don't.

The only time I wear white socks is if I have on some like white pants that require white socks.

You know they do. Now have the Snap together sock brand that so you don't lose them, But I'm not paying extra for snaps.

They're stupid socks. What is that? Yes, Scotty Bee socks go? Now?

Can you donate single socks? I have have two massive bags of single socks from my kids.

You can donate anything.

I'm hoping that at some point they'll turn up. How long should I hold on to them for? I mean I've had them for two three years? Single socks.

This is the most fascinating show we've ever done. Yeah, what's what's that?

Nate?

What here? Are a lot of teenage boys would use those single socks?

Oh that's gross.

There's a more up in the money bay.

All right, Yeah, I don't want Scotty Bees socks. These things. Those things stand up in the corner. Absolutely, we're gonna give birth soon. We got to get into Danielle. We've been talking socks, so Dan, Danielle.

Yet you the Music Awards are happening tonight at eight o'clock. You've got, you know, Taylor Swift leading the pack with twelve nominations. Then Post Malone, Eminem, Ariana Grande, Megan thee Stallion, Sabrina Carpenter and Sizza. Of course, lots of people will be taking the stage. We know Eminem will be opening the show. Will our friend ll Cool Jay beyond the stage with him?

We will see.

Well, he flatly denied it yesterday, but the denial was very transparent.

They denial, right, exactly. Yeah, but there's so many people taking the stage tonight, and yeah, I can't wait, can't wait to watch, you guys gonna watch?

Oh yeah maybe.

Okay, let's talk about the riskiest fashions at the MTV VMAs. If you haven't seen them over the years, I'll give you what they think of The top five is in number five they're saying it was Little nase Ex's feathered skirt and matching head piece from twenty twenty two. Number four was Megan Fox's nearly naked look from twenty twenty one. Number three was Nicki Minaj's stuffed animal dress from twenty eleven. Two was Britney Spears' edgy halter dress, the gloves, the lace up heels, and the captain hat back in two thousand and two. And what do you guys think the number one most risky fashion was that the MTV VMA's whatever scary is wearing?

Was that the one Rihanna wore the naked thing too.

I don't know, but that's not the number one. Lady Gaga's meat dress. Oh oh yeah, that was twenty.

You know a lot of people's old clothes and gets moths. She gets she does and so just got to you.

So we already know Amazon signed Jason and Travis Kelsey's New Heights podcast to a one hundred million dollar dealt I want to throw up. I can't believe people make that much money. They've turned their sights on Mom. Now Amazon actually wants Donna to host a companion show focused on her Midwest kitchen skills. She specializes is she specializes in baking desserts and casse roles, so she's gonna show us about.

I would totally be a part of that.

A lot of people would watch that. So we all know Kendrick Lamar will be doing your Super Bowl halftime show, so you know he's got this thing with Drake. Well, Drake apparently was offered the halftime show many times and turned it down. I still say the best thing would be for them to squash the beef and for Drake to come out on stage. Best halftime show ever. That would be incredible. So we'll say that would be insane. Carnibi an offset. We think they're a family of five. Now, the rumors that she did give birth to her baby girl over the weekend, so If that's the case, congratulations, And why doesn't Beyonce make music videos anymore? She says the music is so rich in history and with all the instruments, she says, it takes a month to digest, to research to understand. So the music needs to breathe on its own and that's the reason why she doesn't give us videos as of right now? What are we watching? Like I said, the twenty twenty four MTV Video Music Awards are going down tonight. You've got America's Got Talent Closer look with Seth Myers. Watch what Happens Live in the seventh season per of The Circle Over on Netflix, and that is my Danielle report.

There you go? Is this true what you just heard? Okay, so we'll here. Can we get back to socks just a moment because we're this is rating season day. We've got people listening longer. So Bombas is a Bombas Bombas the sock company. Yeah, they claim if you lose a sock, they'll replace it for free.

Well, my husband just bought a bunch of Bomba socks. I wonder if that's why.

I never know, and I wouldn't.

Know because he just calls them and they replaced them.

Okay, hold, okay, here's what they're saying. Customers who have made a purchase on Bombas dot com can request a replacement and we will send a replacement pair or gift card worth the price of the original pair plus free shipping.

That's incredible.

But this is a third party? Who is this?

No?

This is this is Bombas? Yeah b O M B A s am.

I like smelling a rat right now. Yeah, because that's where he bought all his socks from. And so you're gonna tell me that that if he loses a sock, he just calls them up and then he pretends he didn't lose a sock. Is that what's happening in my house?

Wow?

Well, we're gonna have a talk tonight.

So talk.

Yeah, did you hear about Danielle and showed it? Well, he's sleeping on the couch. Sock talk. Our marriage counselors everyone say, you know, maybe we should just not have sock.

Talk or the Elvis Durranto on.

Yeah, don't turn them off. Hey, do we have a game today?

We do?

What is it?

Well, we have a lot of Disney talk going on, so I thought we could do finish the lyric Disney songs.

Okay, yeah, this is good. And since you and Danielle are starring in Aladdin on Broadway, we are starring, then I think this is very appropriate. Now, Diamond Diamond, all right, we're looking for someone who can finish the lyrics of Disney songs.

Okay, so yeah, go ahead.

I'd like to say this about it. So I played yesterday, I had Andrew play, and I had Dianna play. Andrew, who claims he's a massive disneyman, did not do well at all. Deanna did really, really well. She's smart.

She's much smarter than Andrew.

Andrew, so just keep that in mind. If you think you're good at it, we need you to know you're good at it.

Well, here's the thing. There are so many hundreds of great Disney songs. There's no way to know them all. Sometimes you do sometimes you know, all right. So if you know your Disney songs, you gotta finish the lyrics. So you got to You need to know the lyrics to the Disney songs, not that you hum along. So called Diamond Diamond, you're in charge. One eight hundred two four to two zero one hundred.

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Right now, Elvis dan in the Morning Show, had a.

Great night last night. My friend Diane's birthday. I'm no'm yeah, Happy birthday, Diane. I've known Diana and Skip since the nineteen eighties.

Oh my gosh, Skip Bar members, Skipped.

Gid Bishop, Yeah, and I knew them separately and introduced them. And now they got married.

Well he still had the little you know, he had that.

Little Yeah, No, he got it. He's still crazy as ever.

I love him.

So we went to this whole place, one hundred and seven year old restaurant on McDougall in the village called Monty's. We've scary and I've heard of it. It's been there for, like I said, one hundred and seven years. We used to go there a lot back in the day and anyway, Daniel Danny who's doing works at the restaurant. He's got this incredible account on Instagram called New York Dot Italian. It's all just like grandmother's making sauce stuff like that. He's got like a half million followers who he's got cookbooks everything. Anyway, it was just great out in the village, the old village, over my moons and that kind of stuff. This is the old part of the village, which is just great. It's just a great night the narrow Street to the village. Anyway, love it. We are so excited about Danielle and Gandhi. We made the announcement yesterday. They're making their Broadway debut together and in Aladdin on Broadway. It's October tenth and October tenth only that's it at the New Amsterdam Theater. Gosh, to be on the stage on a Broadway stay doing a Disney musical, bless you must be allergic to fantastic story.

It is like bucket list for us. It's like insane, Like it's really literally insane.

Both of us say, our biggest dream ever is just to be in a Disney movie or musical. Now what's happening musical? You're gonna hear a thing, It'll be amazing.

Have you learned more about your roles?

So I think we kind of know what we're doing. We know, like you're playing a fortune teller, right, and I think I'm playing a game show host. So it's like, but we don't we don't know what those characters do. You just know they're on the stage for a little bit.

Yeah, I tell you what we're excited about. You again? Go to Aladdin on Broadway?

Isn't it musical?

Aladdin the musical dot com? Aladdin the Musical dot Com and get tickets for the night of October tenth.

This thing has taken on a life of its own. Have people coming in from out of town. And now I'm very nervous.

It's crazy.

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Jessica, how you doing?

What good?

How are you doing very well?

So?

Do you know your Disney music?

Tell me I am going to dominate.

Disney music.

But she said Dominatrix.

This makes me happy.

I love the confidence has no idea.

Okay, So Jessica, I love it. You're very confident that you're going to dominate this this uh finish the lyrics contest. So why do you feel you dominate the Disney Lane? How is it you know so much about Disney music?

Well, I'm forty five, so I grew up in the great you know, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beeft Disney era, and that was always pretty much had and I had every VHS.

Well it's a lot of tape. Yeah, look, we don't.

Who knows what vhs is are anymore.

We've heard this story before. People say, hey, you know, I've been around during the right I know all the lyrics. But let's see if you do. Okay, knowing the song and humming along is one thing, but knowing the actual words and Gandhi, You're gonna be very specific right here, we have.

The exact lyrics. Yeah, I'll let the room decide. I'll let them be the judge on how this goes, because I know everyone knows me.

So this is all thanks. You're gonna win big if you win, thanks to our friends sandals and beaches in Jamaica. And this is a this is a big prize. This is a big get. So here we go.

Are we ready for me and my family?

Let's go?

Okay, look you're ready to go? Are you ready for finish the Lyric Disney.

I am. Let's go.

Here is song number one Your Pleasure? Mm hmmm mm hmm.

But you never had a friend like me?

Well, let's there, mister Laddin, sir, what will your pleasure be?

Your pleasure?

Go?

Oh grew to her happy shoes. That's got a.

Can you can? I Glet you finish it?

Do it?

Let me take your order and jot it down. You ain't never had a friend like me?

Like me?

That's the song number one, song number one? You're okay?

All right?

Here finish the Lyric Disney song number two, the.

Son to see You Crown No One?

Mm hmm.

Now did you do this one?

No?

Godhi, so hard.

You something that the dumbest?

Fine? Okay, well hold on ultimate k now, so how far I'll go? This is from Moanna again. Yeah, if the if the wind in my sail on the sea stays? But why no, no, what.

That was the answer?

Oh see it?

Crown no One?

Do you know that? Gandhi?

Yeah?

Go's the wind at the sea? My sail saves me high me no one Neils.

Oh wait, there's.

No say high God.

There's just no telling how far I'll go.

Okay, let me give you another one, now, did you? My favorite Disney of all time was Coco.

All right, no, no, no, A little Mermaid, Little.

Mermaid, do a little Mermaid song.

Let's see if you them.

This is my favorite song from Coca creammer Me.

Though, I have to say goodbye, remember me, don't let it make you cry.

Mm hmm remember me?

No, come on, come on, I'm sorry, it's on my phone.

Rem me though, I have to say goodbye, remember me, don't let it make you cry.

Away.

Okay, okay, okay, here's one. How about how about Lion King?

Okay?

I mean this was a huge hit, a pant okay, which was a massive save hit. Jessica, here we.

Go, you.

Go, okay, Okay, okay, okay, No one's gonna get that. Everybody knows that over all of you.

Hey, that's not nice.

She's not even not at all. She just needs she just knows one music.

She just wants Mermaid all the time.

Wants to think about this and okay, I'm gonna give you one. If you get this right, you'll get something. But this, this is the classic of all classic Disney song. Okay, okay, if you get this wrong, then shame upon you. Listen closely.

When you are wetter down or wait, when you are better men, you are better down where it's wetter.

Take it from me, darling, Darling, it.

From me, o, my god, darling is better.

Sometimes, Charley, there's something being wetter in my life.

Yeah, hold on, hold on.

Let's keep on habit test soup hot or why we only live to serve? Yeah? Come on, okay, stuff it's delicious.

Don't believe me.

Ask the dishes.

Okay, how about rolling through the way?

The gray stuff is delicious if you have it at the Beast Castle in Disney.

Thanks you keep telling them. Okay, I'm gonna give you. Okay, this one I found. I found the one. Now, this is the one. If you don't finish these lyrics, then we must come over there and spank you and me.

And I'm just gonna oh little, I'm missing it.

I know. Okay, listen closely.

You you finished it for me?

No, oh no.

Will come.

And as I say, every time you do this context that was a member of my family that wrote those and you didn't even get that it right, I know, Beennjessica, we love. We gonna send her away with something.

Ow oyeah, we've got an Elvis.

During morning show shirt coming your way. Yes, okay, So so you love Little Mermaid? You know every word to every Little Mermaid song?

Do we have one on there?

Yeah?

I'm not maybe not every little.

Hold on Jessica, and you have a beautiful day. Thanks for listening to us. All right, Well, Jessica didn't fare very well. We should send her Disney's Book of Lyrics.

One text. This is very dizzy and very funny. So someone called Ursula and take this woman's voice.

Let's talk about our friends. Of course at Sandals Resorts. I know that Scotti Beaches, going back from Sandal's Beaches. How about that water park right there on Water's Edge. What a beautiful park.

Right, Yeah, we went to beaches and the grill and that was the Pirates Island water Park.

You know.

I went with both of my girls and they both like very different things. So my older one just sat on seven Mile Beach. There was beautiful, and my little one, Cooper and I were at the water park NonStop. We raced on the water slides, and she sat under that drop bucket until that thing hit her fifteen times. And kids were saying get out of the way because you know, they needed they needed their turn. But would just you know the giant water bike in the ocean, you know, the thing with the big que tails. Yeah, we did that. We did the Banata boats. And it's all included.

So everything.

You leave your wallet in the safe when you get there and you don't take it out till you leave.

It's great. Look, everyone loves the thought of going to Jamaica and Sandals. As you covered, they have Sandals resorts the adults only, they have Sandals beaches. It's family friendly. It's all included. We love our friends at Sandals, thank you so much. From now on it's all about Sandals and beaches in Jamaica. Thank you guys so much. And we'll have another chance to win at a game tomorrow.

Hey, people are demanding part two. Hey say they go all of them and they want to play.

Okay, Well see that's the thing. People think they have it, but they don't. Let's get into the three things we need to know. Gandhi, what's going on all right?

I don't know if you guys have been following what's been going on at the Grand Canyon. But another person that's been found dead at the Grand Canyon just days after a separate death was reported. Officials say the man was discovered in the Colorado River Tuesday, believed to have been a boater who went missing on Monday. This is happening after another man was found dead Saturday by members of a non commercial river trip group. Both incidents are currently under investigation. There have now been fifteen firm death at the Grand Canyon so far this year. People are They're saying a lot of it has to do with not paying attention to the trails and falling off of things because you're trying to take a picture.

Oh yeah, it's all for the Instagram. It's all for the Graham. They're dying.

Be very careful.

We know that today is September eleventh, people around the world remembering the victims of the nine to eleven terrorist attacks that happened on this day twenty three years ago. Family members of the victims are gathering with local leaders in Lower Manhattan for the annual reading of the victims' names. During the ceremony, there will be six moments of silence to mark when both World Trade Center towers were struck and fell, when the Pentagon was attacked, and when United Airlines Flight ninety three crashed in Pennsylvania. There will be traffic because a lot of people are in town today, a lot of politicians.

And as we do every year, we will be observing a moment of silence as well.

Yes, absolutely, And finally, about one in four gen Z and millennial adults say in a new survey that they will not be having children because of financial reasons. A new survey from Mass Mutual claim twenty three percent of adults ages eighteen so forty three plan to remain childless because they're concerned about their ability to afford children. Many also claim they like the financial freedom of not having children. So the birthrate is declining. And those are your three things.

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Thank you so much for listening today and every day. You know, today is September eleventh. A lot of people walked in this morning. Oh that's right, it is. It's nine to eleven. It was twenty three years ago today that lives were changed, lives were lost, the city lost, iconic buildings, changed us forever, and you know, and ever since then, so many families, of course are still losing family members from all of the awful, toxic things that occurred down downtown at World Trade Center. I know today it's going to be such a beautiful day. I said this earlier. That day twenty three years ago, had the same exact forecast. So today I'm gonna take a walk. I'm walking down good see what's going on. You know, there is a percentage of Americans, older Americans that don't even remember where they were on September eleventh, two thousand and one. It's only like four or five percent. Of course we knew because we were watching it. Of course, if you lived in the New York area or Washington, DC, area or out in Pennsylvania where these planes came down. You especially know where you were when this happened.

I think about you guys all the time because where you guys were, I believe that's when you were in Jersey City. Yeah, so where you were is right next to pretty much where my apartment is. So I stared directly at the World Trade Center. Every day I wake up and if that's what I see, and I cannot imagine looking out my window and seeing any of those buildings on fire, plane hitting them and then them coming down, I cannot imagine what that would be like. And I know all of you lived through it and watched it happen in real life.

Crazy, and we thought it was a mistake. Remember the first So we're standing there and the first plane hits and we thought it was pilot err and then all of a sudden we stood. Then we watched the second plane come and we're all yelling, turn the plane.

Turned the plane as strangers. That's when you realized, well, and then everything changed, and then we went into this this wild, almost weird, very unusual turn of emotions. One day it was anger, actually one day it was fright, and it was sadness. The next day it was pride in the country, and then it gets back to anger again, and then then the world has changed.

Yeah, but then I think we got to resilience because and we got to helping each other.

It was it was awesome. It was awesome, but it was the most awful thing. I would definitely trade in the awesome to get rid of the awful. Oh yeah, you know, I'll put it that way. Patty's deal is coming in today. Not only is she a very dear friend and sister, but also just a fanatic when it comes to all things history, and just when you think you know everything about something in history, she will go, WHOA, did you know this? And she'll add to the story. That's why her podcast is doing so well. We'll talk to her in about thirty thirty five minutes about that and other things, and she I think she's gonna bring in some nine to eleven, some nine eleven stories today. Fascinating. It's gonna be fascinating. I'm glad you're gonna be here today. Going on in Des Moines, Iowa where we are on at Kiss Kiss one oh seven five. Our friend Greg Chance, that's that's that's his baby, Hello, Greg Ray, are you naked in the shower?

What are you doing?

Not naked yet?

Here?

In a few good I'm getting quite a visual the optics. All right. Hey, So you know, I love the fact that this is not only our thing, it's everyone's thing across the country. And you guys are doing your nine to eleven tribute trail at Gray's Lake as you do every year, right, Yeah, Yeah, it's it's.

Just something that you know, your show came on in two thousand and nine and it's just like, Hey, these guys are from New York and they're our family, and this is you know, and we've been doing it. We've been doing it ever since then. So yeah, we teamed up with the VFW helps us out and also the one Parks and Rack and they go over there prepare the Gray's Lake area. So when you go down the floor you'll see it on the on the east side. It's pretty it's pretty touching, it really is. It's but it's something that you know, when you guys sit there and talk about those pieces, it's just, man, it just really brings back a lot. And you know, I actually I have family in New York. I would I was there in June of one before that happened, and I literally went through the exchange to go over to the station to actually meet with Paul Kebby Wright. Right, so I want to hello to Paulasis.

Yeah.

Just it's one of those things that we never want to forget and we always definitely want to remember and respect it. So, yeah, we're pretty adamant about making sure that happens every year at Great Lake.

So Great Lake is the place today the nine to eleven Tribute trail. I'm sure there will be a lot of red, white and blue going on, a lot of flags everywhere. It's all you know, we love this country of ours, and to to think that think about this, especially on this day every year, is so important as Americans. It really truly is agree more.

Yeah, we love you. We should never.

Forget and thank you.

Someone love you more?

Well, No, we love you more than you'll ever love us. Day Kiss one seven five of course has been god one of our favorite favorite radio stations since we've signed on doing this show years. And we love you Greg. Thanks for keeping us on and keeping us from being fired.

They're lucky to have you. Yeah, and please don't get fired.

Yeah, Okay, well i'd a chance we'll see you today. Thank you so much. Have a great day you too.

There you go.

So this isn't everybody thing, no matter where you are in America. You're in America, and wow. So we will be observing that moment of silence today as we've done every year since two thousand and one. And that's where we're going. You know, I was reading Another Day once again. The call is out there for nine to eleven to become a national holiday. Still hasn't become one, but I know it's quite a day for so many people.

It's crazy to me that my kids are reading about this in their textbooks and that I went through it and I lived it, because you know, growing up, we all read things in our textbooks about our country and we were like, oh my gosh, this happened then, and blah blah blah, this actually happened, and they're reading about it, and I was there, like you know what I mean, It's like so crazy.

When you live through history as we we live in through history every day. Oh you know what, I can't wait when Patty's deal gets here in like thirty minutes. Let's let's talk all things history because it will be fascinating. Yeah, I want to get into it. We do have a phone tap. It's worth a thousand dollars. Thanks for our friends at Karaloha. And that's coming up for you right after that.

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Well, Hi, I'm looking for ra please. Hey, Ray, this is Brad Cooper over at I have your wife here, it seems, and she was looking to make a purchase for a few pairs of jeans, and she was using her credit card. You know, we cannot put a purchase through without proper identification, so she asked us to give you a call to make sure everything's okay and we can put the purchase through either way.

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Amazing?

I know it's very amazing.

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I do?

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You know.

I just found out so when we know has decided to have her wedding in Lancaster. So we're all going to be going there.

Oh yes, that's right, we are. I think we should be. We should go for a couple of days.

I said, Okay, we love it. We love it there, Jessica, enjoy your one thousand dollars. What are you doing today?

I'm headed to work. I work in early childhood. I'm a director at a town care facility.

So you we have so many people listening that are molding, actually turning the minds of the future leaders of America into functioning, cool minds. No one did that, obviously, No one did that to me when I was here, because I can't form a sentence. But Jessica, I love that.

What do you love most?

What do you love most about working with kids?

Just what you said, actually being able to like mold and develop those beautiful minds. There's such sponges and it just smelts my heart to botch them learn everything at such a young age.

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What do you have coming up, Danielle, Oh gosh, I'm eating my breakfast.

Oh what are you eating? Are you doing your avocado toast?

Of course, my favorite thing from the Boogie Woman. We're gonna talk about Christopher Reeve and how amazing and positive he was even though he was paralyzed. And Michael Bublay has a new love in his life.

You know, he had a great birthday the other day, he did, and I sent him a little birthday wish. He says he misses us. He's he's so la right now because he's out there doing the voice.

Yeah, yeah, that's who he's in love with. Somebody that works on the voice.

Oh okay, it might look I know I'm old, but am I proving my age by eating eggs salad for breakfast? So disgusted because it's mayonnaise.

Whenever my mom eats that, I'm like, mom, please.

I love egg salad. It is, but it's when I was younger, I'd be like, egg salad? How old are? Yeah?

What is that salad?

Egg?

Egg and mayonnaise and some salad? I see something green?

You have some basil in this one. It's very good.

It's actually fresh though, because you can't smell it. You know it's good when you can't smell it, don't smell nasty.

I love egg salad, tuna salad, chicken salad.

Oh my gosh, can we go to the list of salads. We really love me toast melb toast. I can do without melb melbtoas is so that is an old watch this. I'll be eating melbatoast next year.

But melts is like, I don't see how old people without teeth can eat that, because isn't a little like car It doesn't your dentures come out with melbotos.

I don't have dentures.

Well if you did, I'm like, how do old people eat that?

I don't know what are we even talking about today? We talked about socks and salad and Melbourne got a shout out to uh wah wah Joey and the beer truck in Stanford listening to us right now.

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It's so great to hear Uncle Johnny's voice. He still talks to us. I still hear him. Yeah and eh, but that's what he would say. Yeah, absolutely, And see I could tell you what that was. I would I would be uh the interpreter, you were a Johnny whisper. That means I want sushi. Yeah, sushi, saki. Uncle Johnny can't believe he's been gone yeah all this time. Anyway, thank you for listening today. Uh, Patty Steele is on the way to talk all things history and stir in some nine to eleven history as well, because today is the day we will be observed observing a moment of silence later this hour, as we do every single year. Beautiful day for it beautiful day for anything in New York City. It's just a New York City. As sad and awful as nine to eleven was and continues to be, it's still just. It's an electric, incredible, living, breathing being that we just adore.

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I love him, I love him, beat salad. Okay, straight, Nate, I'm thinking of a salad. You're a very ordered person. I think it's a cop salad.

Not a cop salad.

No, no, come on, Froggy, what salad am I thinking of? Is it a Greek salad? Not a Greek salad? You guys, you know what it's. It's a little tricky. But when you said Waldorf, think of the ingredients in a Waldorf salad? Which wedg No, no, god, A bound A bound salad? What a bound salad? What's a bound salad? A bound salad of salad is held together with binding agents like mayonnaise.

Or thick dressing.

Okay, okay, No, it's not a bound sound salad.

Is it a fruit salad, ladies and gentlemen, it's a fruit salad. Doesn't a Waldorf salad have grapes in it?

I believe that that was the.

Waldorf salad.

It does.

You could put raisins in there, there's just old grapes. It's my mom used to make fruit salad with poppy seed dressing, which of course would make you positive on some drug tests.

Yeah.

Hey, here's another thought before we go around the room, and again as we give you this special, special behind the scenes moment, what do we talk about while the songs are on? A few moments ago, Donnie stood up and went, why do we call it a dildo?

I and I haven't gotten an answer, and I'm looking. I even googled it and I'm not getting anything clear.

Yeah.

So I know that there are dildo plants, I think in the succulent family. I don't know they look like.

Dildo dildo, Yeah, dildo cactus.

Yeah, the dildo cactus. He does it looks like, yeah, wow, look at that big look at that big one. But where did the word dildo come from? Have we thought, maybe Patty Steele in her history knowledge, Well, though, where dildo comes from someone's last name named after the dildo, doctor dildo, Donnie dildo, Donald dildo.

I don't know where did the word dildo come from?

Oh?

Whoops, hit images not that, didn't you say?

The term dildo or the dildo has been around since the fifteen hundred.

Yeah, it says from the sixteenth century. But there's it's unknown. The origin of the word is unknown.

You see them back then talking the saying the word dildock.

Bring me ye dildo in the ye old dildo shopping.

I don't know.

There's a Newfoundland town called Dildo inspired by the word dildo if the landscape resembles an or peg. But it still doesn't say what the hell the word dildo came?

Right?

You know what, Sometimes I think in life we just have to agree that we're not going to know everything all the time. It's what it came from the Italians.

Meaning to delight.

Oh, and that's the word dildo became after that. Leave it to those Italians. They take credit for everything, claiming this one. Oh yeah, it says it right there, so it must be a fact.

All right, Well, there you go.

We'll continue to try to figure out where the term dildo has come from. We'll go around the room. What's on your mind? To scary, I'm gonna start with you. What's on your mind?

Pass?

I'm sorry, I got to cramp my.

Walk it out, Charlie out, go walk it out there, go walk it out. Just get out of here, get out of here.

There go, you are there, you are?

How about you?

Gandhi? What's on your mind today? As we go around the room, scary? Can you go around another room? You're you're disrupting.

I can't focus on anything but this cramp? My god, is there a camera.

Because this is funny.

We gotta go around the room.

Okay, I take it.

Let's go around the room in a minute. Out of time. Let's just it's scary. Oh, let's go. Let's get into the three things we need to know. Scary. You just ruined our entire segment. It is funny to watch him, Prance, Sashet and Prance.

I don't think he is scary. Stretch it out, scary.

Can you get out of there?

Just leave the room?

No, no, go go walk it out in there?

Go now go go.

The door is over there.

There you go.

You can do it.

He needs room to roam, is what I'm saying. He's in here, in this awful Okay, I'm cramping just watching it. That boy, seriously, I love him.

He's so tiny.

What's going on? The three things we need to know?

All right?

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Someone just texted in I have your show playing lower the background in my exam room, and my patient got offended. I was listening to something about dildo's on the radio. Sorry about that patient.

We were just asking questions.

Yeah, yeah, So Patty Steel is here the smartest woman I know. Do we know where the term dildo came from?

The exception of the other women in this room.

I accuse you of being the smartest. I'm hoping you will answer the question. Yes, we google, we can't find.

That's exactly what I'm doing.

Never mind, we'll get into something else.

Yeah, some guy named Joe Dildo.

Joseph weird thing thinking Donnie Dilto or Donny Dildo Derek.

Those names don't sound as Joe Dildo sounds okay, Donnie.

Derek Donny sounds CD.

Patty and I have been really good friends since nineteen eighty at the end of the Canary. Yes and uh, Patty, of course and I work together here on Z one hundred for many years, and I always knew that Patty had this love and passion for all things history, Yes, I do. And now your podcast, Yes, it's been doing great. Actually going to add and I don't know if you know this, I should tell you since it's on your platform. Adding a third episode probably next at the beginning of next month. Really yeah, yeah, well, hey, you know there's a demand for eight minute history stories.

It's incredible, it's awesome.

But when once you get her started, it's kind of hard to get her stopping, okay, because she just loves history. For instance, I mean, we all know about the night that President Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln went to the theater, yeah, to watch a play, and then he was shot and he passed away. But Patty's question is, well, do you know who else was in the box with the Lincolns. I never even cared there was anyone else in the box, but it turned into a great story.

Who was it?

Just in a nutshell, who was in the box with him?

It was Henry and Clara, who were engaged at the time, even though they were step brother and sister, and yeah, they there. It didn't go well for them after that.

They didn't like Mary Todd at all though.

Well she liked Mary Todd, which is why they managed to get an invite into the box because she was one of the few people that did.

No one liked Mary Todd Lincoln. Yeah, she seemed like a pill, a raging bitch.

Just that's a good word for her.

She had some issues.

She lost, couple of our kids died. Yeahs back then she.

Had some other issues.

Stopped defending Mary Todd saying, back then they didn't have you didn't go to a therapist when things happened, you know.

Right, And she was a really smart woman without any outlet for that other than to you know, protect her husband and and you know, try to push him into doing what he eventually did.

So which President Lincoln gay or bisexual?

You know, there's a lot of people that talk about that, and there's certainly many books that have been written on it.

Did he share his bed with some guy for several years? People did?

In those days?

You would you would try, I know you did.

That's a whole different story.

I'm sorry, that's right, we know for many years. I'm kidding, you know too much, you know, you know I'm kidding. Anyway, go ahead, people did share beds.

It's oh, sure, like you would travel and because there you know, there wasn't a million hotels around. You would check into a little inn and they would say, yeah, there's space in this bed.

You would sleep with people you didn't even know.

Wow, god knows I have.

What Why did I live back then?

Oh?

My god?

I thought he was a vampire lad.

Yeah it was a vampire hunter.

Yeah.

Oh yeah, yea yeah, vampire hunter.

Well, I tell you what, let's talk about, uh, you know, something a little more serious. Let's talk about the significance of this day.

Yeah.

And we were talking about how it was twenty three years ago today that we were all together doing the morning show. And it was the the weather was identical to the forecast.

We have today, beautiful September day.

In New York City. Yeah, And the day started out like another typical you know, us talking about things that really didn't matter.

And by the time you get to you know, the time that all of this began, which was eight forty six, was the first plane hitting you. You know how that goes with morning shows. You're kind of gearing down, everybody's getting ready to head out. And and I was alone in the studio where I was working, which was w PLJ, which doesn't exist anymore, and and this guy called and he said, I think a missile just hit the World Trade.

Center and yeah, see we heard helicopter.

And I said, okay, and I said, let me check. And I went into the ABC newsroom, WABC Newsroom, and I said, you know, I just got this call and they went nah. And literally at that moment, everything all the phones started ringing this and so then they called, and you know, of course it all began to unfold, and we wound up staying on the air till nine o'clock that night. I couldn't get home a little tiny, tiny, tiny children, and I kept looking at the Hudson River and thinking, if I have to, I'll swim because I wanted to get to my kids. I kept it's so amazing, all these years later, you still feel that emotion of what you felt. And I was standing there and I knew that Penn Station was below us, and the Empire State Building a block away, and you just don't know what's going to happen next, and I remember trying to feel if there was any vibration in the floor while we were standing there. In those few especially that first couple of hours before we knew whether there was going to be more, you know, And we had people calling. There was a woman who called from the tower that hadn't been hit yet and she said, and she said to us, she said, people are going crazy over there. She said, I just saw somebody throw a computer through a window. And she said, they need to calm down. It's gonna be fine.

She didn't know what was going on.

She didn't know, and she was way up in the other tower, right.

Yeah, you know, so we were in Jersey City watching the whole thing because our studios were built on the Hudson River to showcase the World Trade Center. That was the center of our.

So you had like a television.

It was wild, and you know, we didn't we was first reported it was a helicopter, then it was a small plane, then we reported it was a passenger plane. And then by the time we're putting all that together, the second plane hit the other tower, and that's when it all became what it became. And didn't you feel like, what are we watching? Well, you don't know, because you process it. Well, if it's happening right in front of you, you feel like you're watching a movie. You know, it doesn't seem real because who would want to do that would why why would two pilots make the same mistake in the same day. Oh, then we quickly figured it out.

It made me feel more like a movie when I was driving home and the first tower fell and we all stopped our cars and got out of our cars and turned around, and everyone looked at each other like, no, what are we feel? How is this possible?

Right?

And it was just right.

I saw the second tower fault in my rearview mirror as I was driving away from Jersey City.

Gandhi, where were you?

I was in school.

You were This is twenty three years ago, so you were only how old were you?

I would have been sixteen fifteen, so you were old enough to understand what was going on?

Sort of, I'm like, kind of, I.

Mean, I remember we walked into class and then we saw our teacher had it on the TV, and we saw what was going on, and you couldn't tell how big a plane had hit from just the view that we were, right, So everybody was kind of thinking, oh, this is a mistake. A little prop plane ran into it, and my teacher I remember him saying, no, you guys don't understand the size of the plane. That hit that building. That is a massive building. A giant plane hit it. We saw the second plane hit, and my teacher said, the world will never be the same. He was right, Wow, really right city it South Florida, right, Yes, high School.

Well so you know I'm getting the goosebumps.

Yeah, I know.

And look what's happened. I was telling them. I was walking around the city yesterday. It was a beautiful day, and I was noticing it in you know, the Hudson Yards area, this and that. How the shape of the city has so changed since that day twenty three years ago. We lost those two huge towers along with all that life. Right, and then this one tower is erected, and then you see other towers. The people who left us that day may not recognize the city that we live in now because New York City is always always changing.

Oh well, you know it's funny. I was just looking on one of my many history sites. I got this this thing that showed me a picture of this beautiful old farmhouse sitting on a hill, and it said in eighteen seventy nine, this was at the corner of Broadway in eighty fourth Street. Wow, and you see this, You see this old and it's like it's like you're out in the countryside and it's a farmhouse on a hill, and that's not I mean, you think, okay, eighteen seven, that long ago. You know, it's really it's really pretty wild.

So as far as history goes, and I know I know that you want to I'm looking at the clock. We're going to have to take a hard break in like three minutes, but we but we'll come back and do our moment of silence and we can continue this conversation. Yeah, I know you're in a hurry of lots going on.

No, no, no, I'm I'm good. I'm I'm looking.

Every time someone walks in my house. At my house, it rings about you heard those little I get that too. But as far as history goes, I know, I know that you sniff out all sorts of things that we have no clue about. Yeah, give me a short, a short something. Oh, there's a million of them. I actually have a podcast running right now that's really kind of fun. And I did it because I wanted to not be too serious. I didn't expect it to run today, but it did. But it's about how teachers back in the eighteen hundreds things that were expected of teachers. And I'm looking at this list, and these were posted in schoolhouses. They were not allowed to dry dye their hair, they weren't allowed to loiter at ice cream shops. What they weren't allowed male teachers. They said that if you get a shave at a barber shop, people will question your morals and your honesty. Who knew that you couldn't go to a barber shop or an ice cream store?

Well, ice cream stores back then were places where people dated. That was a romantic spot in town. I didn't realize the fact I was alive then I should know.

And women weren't allowed to get married. They weren't.

They were teachers and they do anything else with men. So there was a lot of restrictions. And it's really interesting because you look at what goes on in schools today. Yeah, it's a different scene. It is, you know, God blessed teachers.

They have.

A lot different at all.

What about New York City? Here we are in the middle of this incredible vibrating thing, right, you know a lot about the history of New York City.

Yeah, I've am fascinated by it because if you go back and time, it was this beautiful bucolic you know, hilly trees, there were forests, there were farms right where we're sitting right now, right, and it wasn't that long ago. There's a couple of little places around the city where you can still see remnants of that. There's a great building I think it's on sixty six on the east side that's like a It was built in the early eighteen hundreds as a farmhouse for one of I think it was John Adams's daughter, and eventually turned into a little hotel and it still sits there and you can visit it.

It's historic.

It's not all steel and glass now No, there's.

Next door to it is all stealing clay.

It's funny, how well, it's all worth something, all right, because it's all about the money. Tell you what. We're going to take a break and coming up next we are going to observe a moment of side and play some special music and Patty Steele's with us. Let's talk more history.

Coming good morning, Ran in the morning show.

Thank you for listening.

You know, every every show we do is a blessing. Every show we're able to do here on this historically important for radio station here in New York and of all the stations we're on around the country. Is a gift for us. But when it comes to September eleventh, this is a different day. This day it lands differently for a lot of people, a lot of people around the world, here in New York, in other areas that were right there on the front line of what happened that day twenty three years ago. And every year we always observe a moment of silence, and we will forevermore, as long as we're in the studio doing the show, we will. Patti Steele is joining us. She was doing she was doing radio here as we were. A lot of us were doing radio that morning twenty three years ago, and in exactly two minutes, we will observe our moment of silence, as we do every year.

Yeah, I don't know if you caught it was a repeat, but it was worth watching. On sixty Minutes the other night, they had this incredible just interviewing and a lot of the people they interviewed were not only firefighters, but the children of firefighters who now are also firefighters themselves. And you watch that and you see these people talk and some of them were babies when their parents was lost. Others were you know, young kids, and you still feel, like you were saying earlier, we were talking and you said you've felt the chills. You still get that, you still and I don't know if it's because we were here at that time, or if it's just that empathetic reaction to someone when you see someone who you know. There was one family that had ten children, eight boys, two girls, and their dad was a firefighter, and most of these guys went on to become firefighters. And their tears and the stories they told, what they remembered of their dad, and what happened in the aftermath with firefighters helping raise them and bringing them, you know, happiness as much as they could. It was really touching. It's a really amazing thing. And you wonder will we ever lose that emotion.

Well, and we're so close to it because that was a moment in history that changed the world. As I mean, look at the other massive moments of history, so.

Many that changed the explosion of the main we talked about that eighteen ninety eighth, that Titanic Pearl Harbor, There were so many moments like that.

Well, we now observe as we do every year, a moment of silence on September eleventh. What a beautiful song Casey Musgraves and Rainbow, what a great, a great song for this year's moment of silence. Thank you, thank you, gandhi oh welcome. That song is pretty amazing, it is, and what a day. We're joined by our friend Patty Steele. We're talking all things history, all things nine to eleven, and all things this is whatever we want to talk about.

Yep, yep.

It is an emotional day. I got a little tear of my height.

Yeah, I know, it's such a it's hard. It's it's that time, you know, again we go back to these moments that changed the world and for us, for those of us who were here, and I think for those of us for those watching from without and further away, it was a pivotal moment. Although it's kind of interesting. I know that my husband was working at a nut yet another radio station at the time, and about two days later, somebody called them and where have you been. I've been trying to get a hold of you, somebody from a record company in La right, And it.

Was like, we have you been watching the news?

Yeah?

But that was two days ago.

And it's funny how people, I mean, you either really connect and you understand the humanity and the human toll, or you think, wow, that's annoying, you know, and I guess we have to move and we've got to move on. But I think for those of us who feel something as painful as it is, it enriches your life in some way because you begin to empathize with what other people are feeling. And that's like the greatest thing we can do as human beings.

Well, and yeah, it seems like after twenty three years have passed a lot of us have gone out of that habit and we should roll back in.

Yeah, no kidding.

So that day, my friend Dennis was in town. We packed up the car and we headed out to where I lived out in New Jersey at the farm.

Right.

We drove out there on the sunny day and so let's go gass up the car because we don't know what's next. Yeah, And people were just kind of going about their day as if and I don't think anyone knew what was going on in the city one hour in our rear view mirror, you know, one hour behind us.

And then the next day you know.

I got up, we got up early to drive to Jersey City to do the show, and we were told, look, there's people with machine guns on those roads that lead to your studios. It's gonna you're gonna have to show them my idea and tell them what you do and maybe they'll let you in. Maybe they won't because it was right on the river right right, and they are already on Route seventy eight, coming east toward New York City. There were already American flags hanging off of bridges off And that's when we've found out. And we lived through these days and months of feelings we'd never experienced in our lives. This unification, this pride that we had in this country is amazing. That, yeah, you know that, it was like that moment people were nice to each other. I don't know well, because I was trapped in the city. I was lucky to get a hotel room, although no services in the hotel. And the next morning I had to drive back down to and I had to go through like a roadblocks, and I told him what I was doing, and the guy said to me, what are you doing in the city? And I started to cry, and I said, I would rather be with my children, but I can't get out of the city my babies. And and then for how long afterwards, I would have to drive through the Lincoln Tunnel to go to work, and I had I would I had a mom car like this big suburban with baby seats in it. They searched my car every morning going through the tunnel, and you know, so that I could get to work.

It was a it was a wild time.

And you but you didn't complain because you knew that they were just trying to take care of us.

No, they were wow. Anyway, Yeah, there you have it. We were all affected differently, like Danielle Yep.

I just remember the next day, like how much everyone helped everybody. How we were on the air all day for days, like right like hours, and someone would call and we'd put them on the air and they'd be at ground zero and they'd say we need, you know, food or water, and I was fifteen minutes later someone brought it to them. Like it was just immediate. People were just helping each other. Whatever you need, we got you back.

Yeah.

They were lined up down the West Side, yeah highway. Yeah, just trying to bring supplies to people. The one thing I noticed, and I don't know if you guys noticed this. You know, people in New York are famous for you know, you're walking on the street, you're walking fast, and you're not making eye contact, and that is a thing about how people maneuver through the city. Everybody was looking at each other and you and you could see the pain in some people's eyes. You could see just a connection, but there was also a warmth there, like we're here together, We're in this together. It was an interesting time. Then we stopped looking at each other again.

Yeah, yeah, I remember the first day we left. Yeah, we were doing the show. I don't even know how many days, after nine to eleven, and someone said something funny and we all laughed and we stopped because it was we hadn't heard that noise in a while, and I'm not kidding. We didn't know if it was okay to do it was okay to laugh, And then we realized, yeah, it's time to laugh. It's time for us to be human here. And I don't know, we don't want anything like that to ever happen again. Will it happen It will in our lifetime, maybe not, But why does it take that for us to.

To come together.

Yeah.

Well, everybody talks about how during World War two the country was so united, and it is a sad testament to human nature that we have to go through unbelievable pain and upset in order to find each other and find the humanity and other people. But it seems to be the way we operate.

Seems to be all right, Yeah, what's up. I don't know where we are, we yes ate, what's up.

It's a world that doesn't exist anymore. That day, remember, because technology, the information that we have at our fingertips, getting text messages about things. I was going into a class. I was in college at the time, and going into the class and stuff had started happening in New York and people are getting filtered information about it, and the teacher, the professor goes, okay, thanks for showing up. I know there's some weird stuff going on. Seeing class for an hour and a half, nobody knew what was going on for that hour and a half. We get out and the campus was empty. And I was at Penn State, and that doesn't exist anymore. Everybody gets that information so quickly on their phones. And there was probably a lot of people in a blackout where they were working. They're doing something. They didn't have anybody calling them, and that doesn't exist anymore. You're right, we know when something bad happens immediately now, right. Sometimes we know when things are bad happening, and then we find out it was all a lie, it never happened.

This is.

It's Do you remember where we were the day before we were we were playing games at Davidstairs.

Yeah, and they had just rolled out this whole big initiative for the radio station that moving forward, this is what we were going to do, and it was a whole big thing. And the next day they scrapped the whole thing.

Of course they did wow, and we had different marketing markers. I remember in our studios looking, you know, at the right at World Trade Center. The smoke was still bellowing out months from the pile. And then we saw smoke on our side of the river where you lived, Gandhi. I'm like, oh my god, there's a fire downstairs. We looked down there. It was out back steakhouse and they were grilling up. Things built up because it was where the dogs were, where all of the supplies left from beneath our building. They were down there, grilling up, you know, maybe frying up to the bloomin onions everything, look, you know, and then looking to today and forward the positives that came out of something that was so god awful. You can do things to help people. You can look out for other people, you can find you can commit one day a year to going somewhere and helping a bunch of people you don't know, put together a meal for people who need food. There are a thousand trillion things you can do.

And you can find the humanity and other people.

I keep going back to that because it's so easy to just say you know, person, person, person, person and just walk past them. And instead, you know, if you stop and think that everybody has a story, everybody has something that they feel deeply about, something that's painful, something that makes them happy. And when you can find that little bit of humanity and other people, I think it enriches all of our lives.

You know, well absolutely, And that's what might makes you want to be of service, Yeah, for other people.

Yes, even for you, Scar Yeah. Well, look, you know, it's such a gift.

It's such a gift to be able to be with each other and to talk about this and you know, and how you observe this day is a personal thing. Maybe you don't want to hear a bunch of wackos on the radio talking wacko stuff, or maybe you're in the mood for something fun and whatever. That's you. Yeah, and we support you no matter where you are. Patty Steele's podcast is called The Backstory with Patty Steele. You and I encourage you even if you've never really been a history nut or slightly interested in history. She will make you want to know more about things that have happened before the moment you're in right now. And that's history, thank you.

That is history.

It's once again, here we go again. It's the humanity in people in the past. They're not just dusty folks. It's not just stuff in a history book. It's human beings that wanted the same things and felt the same things you and I feel. They just had a different set of circumstances they operated in and so it's sort of fascinating to find out how they dealt with all of that and reacted to that, you know, So.

Give it a listen. It's The Backstory with Patty Steel. And by the way, sometimes it's very racy.

Yeah, sometimes it is.

So that makes time for another racy one.

Huh.

I think it's time.

I think so you can get ranchi with it. Sure, we love you, Patty Steel, thanks for cominging.

Oh ye, Patty in the.

Morning, Elvis Duran in the Morning show.

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In the Morning Show, about to get some sound on here with Garrett Danielle. Just beat the crap out of straight and eight days. Why what did he do?

He tapped the other shoulder to turn around and look at him and burths in my face.

I heard that?

Disgusting.

Why did you burn in her face?

What that one was like from the depths of hell?

Why would why would you do that on someone? Because you're an ass. You don't get a burp like that often and you want somebody else.

To appreciate it.

I appreciate it.

I don't think she appreciated. She just slapped a crap out of you. That was funny, you know what I'm talking about right, Robbie.

Hasn't even burped on me, and I've known him a long time.

Oh my god. You know, we can go from like serious serious conversations like you belching on Danielle? Where is Froggy? Froggy? Are you with headphones?

Are not on his head? Or they are?

We're talking to you.

We're talking about burping and you're not listening.

Oh, I'm the king burber and he's very proud of it. Hey, let's get into sound with Garrett. Garrett, what's going on?

All?

Right?

So it is political season, so we're gonna get all these political commercials, right, So let's go to Texas. Sally Duval is running for Congress in Texas and she's running to push the legalization of marijuana. So in her ad that's on TV, she's smoking pot and at the end she hits a bomb.

Texans should have the freedom to consume these products if they want to. You can visit my website to read all about my common sense policy. I'm Sally, you've all, and I believe it's high time for change in Texas.

I don't think that's a very effective add over there, getting on a bomb. Vote for me?

Paid all right.

So this guy had something stuck in his nose for about twenty six years. He's been going to the doctor, couldn't figure it out. Doctor told him to do this in the shower, and then he reveals what was in his nose.

I was in the shower, and my doctor has told me that with the dry, hot summer months, it's it's really helpful to blow your nose while you're in the shower.

So I've been regularly doing this for the last like six months or so. Today I was blowing my nose in the shower and lo and behold, I blew out a lego dot.

Oh my god. He had a lego in his nose for about twenty six years. He said, yeah, how did it get there? Okay, well he had to put it up there.

He was a kid.

I ate it.

I once got a lego stuck in my nose by eating it. No like, because they get stuck in so you try to you try to pull it, pull it off, like with your teeth.

You're a kid.

You don't understand anyway. Now, let's talk about some music transition to music juice world. So Juice Warl I didn't realize passed away in twenty nineteen and his family just released music and this is what it sounds like.

It's called light years going there.

Lean, I'm a sub class, are on my feet?

I feel class?

You say you love me?

Do you mean now?

All things?

So?

You weren't that when I was down by things?

So?

Yeah?

How many years ago?

Was there?

Twenty nineteen? He passed away?

Wow?

So Lady Wilson, she was responding to some online comments about her losing weight, and this is what she said to what what happened to.

That back door tird couder?

You had awful Tammy?

Why are you worrying about my tird cudder?

Where that you got your own turns? In here?

So much?

I love to have Lady Wilson in here, all right? And then finally this clip was going viral. So over the weekend, the Yankees were playing the Cubs in Chicago. Michael Kay is the announcer and he was teamed up with John Flaherty, a guy that he does some games with from here and there on the road. Michael Kay wasn't feeling well and John Flaherty, his his co broadcaster, kind of called him out on it.

The middle of a residential neighborhood.

Yeah, and you know, you weren't very talkative on the bus this morning to the field. But as I was driving here, I was thinking it'd be great to get a place that's close you could walk back and forth. But I just had a lot of time to think on the team bus today because it was just very quiet.

Sould you rather me be chatty? I wasn't feeling great.

I haven't seen you in a long time, right, you don't work road trips anymore when I'm on the road, so I thought we would catch.

Up, but it quickly was evident that you weren't in the mood.

So I gathered my thoughts about how it would be nice to live close to Rickley walk back and forth.

To the park. Interesting narrative that you're.

All who cares? Who cares?

You can tell you what's the problem.

They're like a bunch of ritual guys with a yeah.

They have nothing else to talk about during a game. Well, the game was going on and they were arguing over the fact that they're not working, and then they got like even granuar, They're like, well, executives told me that you don't like to work with so and so.

Oh God, who kills these people?

They were airing their dirty laundry.

Who cares? Though, no one cares about their dirty laundry. But it's just our dirty laundry. People love to hear our dirty laundry. But there was awkward silence. So the game, the game is going on and I'm watching it, and all you hear is just silence. Crickets in the background because you know, the microphones off and they're yelling at each.

Other, like.

Joy, you're a good American guy, Thank you so much.

What is this these people?

This is sit here and talk during a game about how you were so quiet the bus ride. I thought you'd have a conversation with me. Let's go around the room. I'm afraid to go to scary because it always tips off some kind of physical ailment. Cramp, cramp.

What's going on with you today? Gandhi?

Oh, So, today's Wednesday, which means I have a new episode of my podcast, Sauce on the Side, which you can get on the iHeartRadio platform. Today I got to sit down and talk to Halsey, and I think we had a really interesting conversation and it's been picked up by a couple of different press sources resources right now outlets. Yeah, and so I would love it if you could go listen. Halsey was very fascinating and interesting.

Sauce on the sides is always interesting and Halsey. Halsey always gives a great interview.

She talks about what she's been through over the last couple of years, some like relationship things with Britney Spears. A good stuff's in there.

So side it's Halsey, It's out today, out today. I'm a place some Halsey for you in a second, Danielle, what's up with you?

So?

I told you this the other day off the Arab but my dad gave me he was trying to communicate with me. I don't know why or what he wants me to know. But it was in spirit Halloween of all play, and I was just chatting with my family and I dropped my phone on the floor and all of a sudden, face up on the floor, my phone said calling dad and having called that phone number in a very long time. I also know somebody else has it now, but I never took it out of you know, I never took it out of my phone. Plus all our text messages are there and I don't know what he was trying to say, but I looked down at the phone. I started crying, and I go, all right, Dad, I love you. I don't know what you want, what you need, but I'll figure it out to something. He's up to something. He's trying to tell me something. So thanks Dad, I hear you.

I love no matter what you're going through in life. What would Dad say? Yeah, because that's what he wants you to think about. Hey, what's up with you there? Producer Sam so Scotty.

Was earlier talking about an issue. He has a whole bunch of missing socks. He has just a sack of socks. And I had a similar problem with some clothes with holes in it. So I found this company, not a sponsor. I'm waiting to see how they're doing. But trashy. You buy a bag from them, which I know, who wants to spend money on a bad you're saving the world. You buy a bag from them and then you fill it with clothes that you can't donate, be it their damaged or their socks that are missing partners or whatever, and then you just send it back and they have a team that does what they can to prevent the majority of that from going into a landfill, which feels like it's the only other option. So not a sponsor. I haven't gotten my bag yet, but I have ordered it. So if you have a problem like me or Scott to Bee, maybe check out.

Trashy and Trashy.

Try and not throw as much clothes away.

Or send them over to a Nate he Darn's songs, I Love Froggy, What's up with You today?

So here in Jacksonville it's been raining for I think today's the ninth consecutive day we've had rain. I'm a person that really doesn't use umbrellas. I will just run wherever I'm going because it's too much work. By the time you try to get in your car and close the umbrella, there's water in the car, There's water everywhere.

Too much work.

It's a great vision, it's too much work to put it Oubrella, I agree, No, putting it up is fine.

But once you get where you're going and you're trying to get in the car, you get water all over the freaking place. You're better off to just run where you going and get.

In the car.

Am I wrong?

No, No, you're not.

There's many ways to do that.

Absolutely.

I think run run. He's scary.

Last week I told you that I had to write his help my dad write his speech for his friends Carol and Bob Volpi their fiftieth anniversary speech because he's known them forever. And and AI helped me put the speech together and it went really well. He gave me some great facts. He was like, oh, it was awesome until the very end when someone screamed out that was written by Ai because they must have heard me talking about it on the radio. Screwed dads, Anthony, You sold me down the river, Anthony. So anyway I did, But you know what, the thoughts were his, the facts were his. It just you know, a I put it in a more eloquent manner.

That's all Someone's phone is talking to them because he said scary.

Yeah, sorry phone, we gotta change her name. So Ai, it was great until it wasn't.

It was great.

Hey, what's up with you and Nate?

What's happening?

The things we have to do in emergencies, and a lot of times we don't do them until there's that emergency. Several examples, one changing a tire. Do yourself a favor if you don't know how to change a tire, Learn how to do it when you don't have to do it. Park the driveway, park in the street, Learn how to do it when you're not on the side of the road with traffic screaming by you at sixty miles an hour. Can you guys all change tires?

Yeah?

When I beat Scary.

Danielle actually had an beat Scary yesterday.

I learned how to make a fire without matches.

You never know when the.

Apocalypse is gonna hit.

What did you do?

Here's a lighter, very funny of us. Yeah, that's actually what I did.

Know.

I got a bow drill and I learned how to do this thing like uh, you know Tom Hanks in a Castaway. Didn't work, but I practiced so that when the apocalypse hits, you know what, I'll have a fire.

You won't.

We need to take you out to dinner or something. Keep you occupying.

Care about a fire? You talked about Halsey on your Sauce on the Side podcast today, and here she is. It's ego. Hello, Yeah, hello, Hello.

Today Elvis Duran in the Morning.

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I mean it's all about the MTV Video Music Boards. By the way, it's at Ubs Arena, where our girl Kerrie basically runs the whole show. So yeah, shout out to her and MTV to tomorrow.

Say peace out everybody.

Peace everybody,

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