Tony and Dwight 6-17-24 Hour 1

Episode Transcript

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Monday by far the easy day ofthe week. So much to talk about,
and I will start it with Ilove the summer. I'd rather be
blazing hot than freezing cold any day. Yes, all right. I think
that's the Cuban Italian in me orwhatever it is. But I can't take
the cold when it's ninety five.I'm like, let's go, yeah,

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right, rock and see that's whatas long as you're not stinky, Yes,
all right, sweating's good, it'sfine. It means your body's working
the way it's supposed to. Bythe way, since the sister in law,
Kathy Tyler Young said stinky and youbrought her name up, that's exactly.
That's exactly the word associations what youcall. Before we're going further,

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let's say hey to Rick. Hey, Rick, Hey, guys, good
to be here. Rick is theproducers. So Kathy Tyler Young came over
today and yesterday and inspired a newband name that I would like to present
to the court, okay for ruling. You know, boob sweat and chlorine.
It kind of has like a Hootieand blowfish feel. You know,

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we already have boob sweat. I'msorry, I thought we had there.
Yeah, we already got boob sweatin there. I'm sorry. Okay,
So that'll make a good girl's rockband. Oh that's the thing. It's
a butt crack sweat. Yeah right. We all know that coach Coach Poops
University of Kentucky has that issue.His khakis get soaked up right there neck
right uh. And girls, poorgirls have to deal with that boob sweat.

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Man, it's just they you seehim, the ones that don't care,
just lift them. They're just likea so okay, happy Father's Day
everybody. I saw not one toseven different Dwight witting happy Father's Day post
on Facebook. Seven. Well youknow, you know seven You don't get
a coffee mug that says wow,World's best dog dad unless you're the best.

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So you know, yeah, hada great was so yeah, mine
was fantastic except for the in lawscoming over. That could have done without
that nice new smoker. By theway, how about that yeah, pits
and spits from a girl master's supplossleh. By the way, it brought
you guys in lunch having pulled porkwith jalapeno popper, potato salad, and

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and a treso stuffed bacon wrapped jalapeno. Oh delicious and a lot cheaper than
what I spent. We went toa brunch and why would you do that?
I'm walking in. It's just me. They made you do that?
Didn't No, No, it wasjust uh or me. I gotta cook
so some Maggie's not in the mix. So it's just me, Johnny and
Jackie. Three of us. Howmuch do you think? What? Okay?

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Three? Where'd you go? Threepeople? I'd say that's say year
one fifteen. No, that wasa two hundred dollars for three of us
each each the buffet. And Ilove Mesh Mesh on Brownsboro. It's a
fantastic place. But walking in Iknew it was in trouble because I said,
I bet you this buffets and shegoes, you don't want to know,

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and I was like okay. Butlater I got out of her,
she goes. It was two hundredwith tip. It was too What was
the buffet was like brisket? Yeah, I mean a lobster that it was
cracked crab and it was delicious.But two hundred dollars for three people eat
a buffet, it is a littlelet me let me tell you something,
Jack, Yeah, what's up,bro? Go to McDonald's and tell me

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what you received as sport bra aceall right, and then we walked at
the zoo like old people. Hey, speaking of price and food, I
want to say hi to Susan atPaul's Fruit Market. So Paul's is great.
I've never been to Pause Fruit Marketbecause I made the mistake of thinking

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the Pause Fruit Market is it's gonnabe, you know, just super expensive.
It was not. I went.I went to well, now,
the Kroger in my or a superexpensive that used to be correct, So
I'm not I'm not gonna I'm gonnasay where. But I went to a
supermarket. Okay. I wanted tomake saucer for the family, so I
need Roma tomatoes, jalapeno, cilantro, red onion and whatnot. I get

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there. There's no cilantro, nojalapenos. So I asked the guy and
he goes, oh, it's notmy department. I work in Florida department.
But let me go check and getsme attitude, and I'm like,
oh god, he didn't have thatvoice. Yeah, I had that voice
and I recorded that. What that'swhat sounded like that was actually that's an
actuality apartment. So I work atFlora. By the way they put the
guy that work in floral sounded likethis work at floral, work at floral

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illead help you. I want helpyou anyway, just you know, it's
not my job. But nobody cares. So I called Paul's Fruit Mark.
I just leave that, got it, said place, and they said,
yeah, we got it. I'llwalk in first. Guy I see,
I said, uh, I said, hey, I hate to bug you,
but where's the cilantro? Oh no, sir, no problem at all.

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Let me you right to it.Which one did you go to Middletown?
And here's here's my point. Yes, the tomatoes that I got,
I already bought the tomatoes at thesupermarket, but they were small and hard
and pale. As I buy mycilatra. Walking out of Paul's Fruit Market,
I'm looking to see their roma tomatoes. I just readbound the tomatoes because

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they were the same price. Theywere bright red, juicy, and twice
the size. But anyway, Imet Susan there. Nice to meet you,
Suan. And you got Paul's hasmy You know what they sellalls?
What is lots of pasta? Stuffdo they really. You'll find lots of
pasta dips, in pastas and allthat. Just go back to the pullout
section. They sell lots of pasta, bread, they sell lots of pasta

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dips, all that stuff. Itold Susan, I said, honey,
we're not buying fruit and vegetables anywhereelse with Paul's. Now they got a
good selection meat at Paul's too.Yeah, okay, Rick, this was
our show. You don't need tobe but still record. But he's still
not as good as lots of pasta, just lots of pasta as a partner.

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Yeah, okay, So happy Father'sdate everybody yesterday. Yes, even
the baby fathers. I mean evenI'm just equal or even superior to you
when it comes to becoming a father. I wanted to do what we should
have done Friday, was do thethe dad bad dads lists. Oh yeah,

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and we still couldn't do. Butyou know, the Woody Allen's of
the world or John Phillips of theworld, or Darth Vader's of the world.
With what's the list of bad wegotta do it. Just remember when
he gets on to you about beingyou know, a dad, to lemme,
he has cats. Listen, it'smy saying that I say everywhere,

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I'll have all things with hair onit. I guess I could change it
all all right. So I gotI got the review from the Pride Parade,
from the eighteen year old liberals thatlive in my house and their friends.
I got one word from them,the lame. I was like,

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what they were like, boring?The parade was boring. Every they were
complaining because now the Pride Parade,because remember it is the biggest number they've
ever sold out there, and that'sgreat, super whatever you want to do.
But they they've made it very corporate. They said it's all corporate.
Everything for sale was super expensive.They said. The first band was a

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cover band, So, man,these kids don't want to hear cover bands
from nineteen eighty. They want tohear their new weird whatever Noah cons music.
So and then they said this.Then she goes, oh, oh
my god. The second band.The second band was just all these really
old gay people singing acappella sat is. Isn't that why you go down there?

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She was like, no, itwas totally boring. That she'd been
going for years, since she waslike fourteen or all the pictures that I
saw pack people were having fun.Okay, I'm just giving you the eighteen
year old Daughter review, which wasone word lame, boring, corporate.
Well. Mary Greenberg was on theother day. He was talking about the
concert selling out and it was atthe Big Yard downtown. But I think

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I read an article capacity was twentythousand. Doesn't the Big Yard hold more
than twenty grand I don't know,man, I can't tell. I can't
tell. I can't I couldn't tellyou what it holds. That's where I
get the coach west, which goesHow many people were there? No sweat?
Okay, Johnny boone, Yes,yes, I was going to do

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this at nine thirty. Oh,I'm sorry. Do we have a guest
at nine thirty to talk about thator so? No? I'm waiting to
hear back. Did we have Johnnyin studio? No, Johnny never came
in Joe Keith Bickett did, Okay. I talked to Tommy Scarface Lee this
morning. We were texting back andforth, and h we'll say goodbye to
him at nine thirty. What doyou think? Oh? Well, yeah,

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I'm sorry. I was just oneof the lead stories. Man.
That's that's a big story. Yeah, we lost Johnny Boone, the godfather
of grass, at eighty years old. So okay, I did not watch
any of it, but I'm sureIan Vertree has watched every Well. He
told me he was going to watchall six games this weekend. The World
Series in College Kentucky won their firstgame against NC State on a walk off.

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They played Texas A and M todayat at seven PM's first pitch on
seven ninety. Yeah, I can'tremember who told me that yesterday twenty eight
thousand times. Your wife, Ohyeah, that's who it was, is
my wife, Susan. Yes,that's exactly right now. The storyline that
I picked up from the from theWorld Series was the two scumbag Texas A

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and M fans. Whoa whoa,whoa whoa what? Okay, So apparently
these two Texas A and M fanswere heckling Florida's baseball team about their tragic
death of their bat boy. Batboy was nine, I think, was
killed by his father in a murdersuicide and then the father I think burning

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the house down. Correct, Sothese two really really good humans were standing
in the stadium hackling the Florida dugoutabout their dead wow shoes. The coach's
current wife is the mother of thatboy. Correct, yes, so,

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Omaha police said, and I don'tknow if they could ever do that.
They're like, they obviously escorted themout of the stadium. They are never
allowed to go to another World Seriesgame in Omaha. And apparently the Oman
police officer were quoted as we're notletting them in city limits. I don't
know if you could do this ornot. Can you do that? I
don't know if you could do that. This isn't Rambo where you're just like
they drop them off at the endand they turn around over Johnny, It's

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over, Johnny. So uh so, the Omaha police said they will not
be allowed in here. And Idon't know. I don't know what's worse
is, uh, you know,getting thrown out of a World Series baseball
game or being banned from Nebraska?Well, what are you missing in Nebraska?
Video? Nothing? Come on?Uh? I don't how do you
so? So if you banned somebodyfrom the World Series, how are you

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gonna actually do that? I guessyou can see it. I mean they
could, they've got the You shouldsee these guys. You should see these
two guys. They they look thatthey're their upper middle aged. I think
they're forty ish. Are you gonnado? Is that at each gate the
security folks have their pictures pasted up. Yeah, but they throw on a
ball cat sunglasses when drunk twenty yearolds are more mature than you. It's

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time to step back. It's timeto step back from your fanhood, from
sports. And as someone who grewup and lived the majority of their life
in Texas, I'd like to apologizefor the state of Texas for those two
idiots. Yeah, and now youknow why I make many aggie jokes like
I do. That's true. No, that's true. No, there was
a point, and I've told Dwightthis on the air several times of when
I stopped being that insane person.Was twenty twelve. Yeah, I was

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sick, physically ill on the bathroomfloor on the day of the Dream Game
because I knew Louis was going tolose again and I was physically ill,
and my wife, to comfort me, kicked me in the stomach oh and
said you you're you're a dad anda husband and a grown man. Get

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off the floor. That's how That'show we comes. That's how we comfort
in our house. But she wasright from that moment forward. I think
it was the peaking of the rollercoaster peaks at the top and then it
starts to go down downhill all theway, so it's downhill all the way.
I have lost interest, and II again, I would never do
what these idiots did. But Ihad knew. I know, I knew

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at that point that I had toomuch invested in college athletics. Well,
I talk about Susan a lot onthe show, and you know, she
used to be as fanatic as itgets. When you roll. Gosh,
don't talk to me. The UKrowing team is wrong against Boston and the
Uptole River. Don't tell me.I used to heckle the cheerleaders because their
tickets were so close to the field. She used to kill. The famous

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was her making the Georgia cheerleader cry. Where she would go, she would
she would point to her her littlebow in her hair and go, you
look ridiculous in your bell. Shelook ridiculous. Allegedly allegedly, I can't,
I can't say that's a true story. She was a little wild.

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Here's what I say. Now,past forty years that's gone away. I
used to I used to have toplan special lady time. I would have
to ask, Hey, Tony,what time the Wildcats play Saturday? To
talk what o'clock? I'm not gonnaroll the dice on the Wildcats losing and
not getting special lady time. Wellyou have a separate room. Yeah,
we I had a quarantine room fornights that UK played or if youk lost,

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so she could go in there,shut the door. Yeah yeah,
yeah, don't be these guys.So I will be cheering for Kentucky against
Texas A and M just for thesetwo guys. Hey, hey, pleasure
rich park baby. Pr PRP congratulationsby Trinity Rocks in the semis and the

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McCracken County in the finals. Yes, release the seventh baseball state title in
PRP history. I don't know ifthat's the most south side, you would
think it's got to be the mostpretty close, right a lot. Does
that make them a baseball dynasty?Uh? I mean no, PRP has
always been there the baseball school.I mean they are, they're certainly,

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they're certainly really good and have alwaysbeen good. But yeah, seventh is
pretty important. I mean it's notit's not twenty eight football titles. I'm
not saying that PRP signed me.I'm not sign I'm not saying PRP signed
me on ten years ago as abaseball consultant to them. But I'm not
saying they're not. And I'm justgonna leave it right there. Okay,

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I've said too much already. I'vesaid too I've said too much already.
Were getting in a joke? Thisis your what was the what was the
catcher's name? And Bad News Bears? Damn it, I can't go into
joke. Was the catcher's name?Hang on? Hang on, hang on.
I can see him now with chocolateon his face. Oh, I
could see that too. Not Oglethorpe, that was the That was no.

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No, Oglethorpe was slapshot Ingle birdIngeleberg my cango bird ingelberg ingelberg Ingelberg wash.
They run a laugh. Why yousaid baseball and referring to you?
And I thought of him. Idon't know why, baby, because Bad
News Bears was a great movie andI'm a sports great. Is that you
think that might? Yes? Yes, true? All right, you have
the yes full seventeen. There yougo. I needed this immunity music bro,

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it's gonna be one of those heyfellows. Did you know that the
trampoline was really called the bounce Aleen? No, it didn't. It didn't.
Yeah, but then your mom jumpedon it. Oh oh oh damn,
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you, my dear super deeper FathersDay? Oh, thank you so much.
You're a celebratory weekend. It wasgood, it was good. We
went to a way too expensive buffet, oh fancy, and then we've become
old people that need to get oursteps in. So we joined the zoo
just to walk the zoo because ithas hills and stuff. Okay, so
we are walking in. I'm like, we we really are too young to

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be walking the zoo. I'm justsurprised, and try to keep you and
wait, how many people were youcooking for this week? Did you see
that cooking? And and first ofall, you cook shirtless with he's so
embarrassing. He's shirtless with with hisapron, but his nipple keeps poking out
the side. You're just like toomuch. No, that's just too much.

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That just has a wardrobe malfunction.We are it's out there, Courtney.
You know me that I am justcorny. You know that I like
to go out fresco, but uhI couldn't yesterday because my sister knows zoo
and I don't need to see that. That's what she sounds like. Uh

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so my wife maybe put pants on. But yeah, I cook with apron
and that's about it. He uhcooking for though he brought us food today,
I brought I brought that was everybody'scooking. I was cooking for my
wife and the in laws and thenalso I also every Sunday cooked for my
brother and my mother and a coupleof other people and go deliver meals to
them. So ah so good.Yeah. Plus late, it's a little

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bit of arsenic in each one.Just it's an insurance policy thing. But
I've already said too much. It'slike I've said too much seconds. I'm
like, you know what, whata great guy. In the next one,
No, I love my mom andmy family very much, not one,
not two, but seven happy Father'sDay posts to himself. That's my

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Facebook, Uh, all of them. I think it was five you posted
and two Susan posted, So you'reyou're responsible for five of them. Let
me just say that I said itearlier. I said it again, Courtney
Donaho. You don't get a coffeemug that says world's best dog dad unless
it's true. Yeah, that's true. So I mean it was my post

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too much? Was it excessive?Or was it not enough? No,
it's it's it's never enough, neverenough. There you go, Yeah,
sure, it's like the old timeenough. Hey, what'd you get your
pop for Father's Day? I oh, I thought you'd being a jerk and
asking me, and I was going, no, you know, our dad's
been dead for twenty years. No. Well, first of all, my
dad ended up because you know,he was stuck in Florida last week.

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No, stuck in. I thinkit's so hot. When she says Florida
flower, Florida flower, it soundslike, yeah, so in New York.
When I say water in Florida,Oh my gosh. So yeah,
he was stuck in. He wasstuck in Lovely Fort Lauderdale because of the
rain last week. So he camehome yesterday and he told me he was
very tired. But yes, Igot him a shirt my dad. Okay,

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my dad's very particular about her shirts, and they're next to impossible to
buy. He wants a polo shirtwith three buttons and a pocket. It
is so hard to find that anywhere. Like, and then once he gets
it, he wears it and wearsit and wears it until my mother hides
it and throws it away. Yep, I like this guy already. Yeah.
There was one shirt he wore wellinto like the nineties, that he

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bought in like nineteen seventy four thathad that nineteen seventy four like sort of
pattern. Look, yes, butyes, yeah, Well that's why I
went to If I find a shirtlike that, I was stupid. I'd
just buy one. Now. IfI find one that I love, if
it's perfect, I buy two becauseI know I'm going to wear them out.
Hey, Accordey, your dad's oldschool New York. Do see where

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pants are slacks? Well, didyou ever die rese story about my dad
when he first met my ex husband? No, I tell you the story.
Oh, this is a great one. So I grew up in an
apartment, a three family house,and we're on the top floor. And
when you come into my parents' house, you come, you walk into the

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house, and you go up thestaircase and you go right into the kitchen.
Right off the kitchen, right thetwo bedrooms. Yep. So anyway,
I walk in and it was earlyin the day. I'd say it
was maybe about nine o'clock in themorning, and I said, Mom,
Dad, you know, my mynew boyfriend's here. You know, he'd
like to meet you. And allof a sudden, out of the pack
in a clear ironsh accent, youcould hear, where's my pants? Where's

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where's me pants? So he comesout, and it's nine o'clock in the
morning. My dad has no ideawhat to give this guy. So he
offers, now again, nine o'clockin the morning, offers my my ex
husband offers him a beer. Andso he's looking at do I take the
beer or do I not take thebeer? So I gave him the nod.
I'm like, take the beer,beer, beer, take the beer.

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So anyway, taking a look atthe market, yes, on that
note, a great story, thoughwe are gearing up definitely for a busy
week. The S and P fivehundred out of the open. It's a
little bit lower, it's down atenth of a percent. Coordinate. Wait,
I gotta pause you real quick forhey, Rick, I need your
eyes. Courtney Donahoe saying where's mepants? I need that audio? Okay,

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go ahead, we are boring numberof stuff, lady. Anyway,
the Downtown one hundred and forty pointswith the news radio eight forty WHI s
Bloomberg Money report on Cordy Donahoe.It's a fascinating story and a fascinating book.

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Matter of fact, Jackie, Yeahbooks. Jackie is part of a
book club and they meet downel oncea month or something, and one of
the books they read was The CornbreadMafia. And at first she this is
older women in the East End,right, like, why are we reading?
She said, it was one ofthe more fascinating books that they have
had in their book club. Right. Well, certainly the most accurate series

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of books would be the ones thatare authored by Cornbread Mafia member himself,
Joe Keith Bikett, who is alsoa dear friend of yours and I been
on the show several times keeping constantcontact with him. But over the weekend,
actually it was Friday. Johnny Boonethe Cornbread Mafia, one of the
largest I guess you say. Heis the head of the Cornbread Mafia aka

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the Godfather Grass. He passed awayage of eighty years old. At one
time they were the largest, oneof the largest growing and distribution operations of
marijuana in the world. And ifyou read the true stories by Cornbread Mafia
member Joe Keith Bickett, it's reallya fascinating story because you know, it's

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here's the bottom, long and shortof it. Here's what happened is you
know, it used to be ifyou get caught growing marijuana, it's five
hundred dollars, fine, whatnot.But then during the Reagan and the War
on Drugs comes, Oh boy,they stepped it up. They made it
sound like you were it was,you were the criminal of the century.
And so overnight, overnight, itbecame, you know, a hardcore federal

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time and that's what happened. Italked this morning with another Cornerbad Mafia member,
Tommy Scarface Lee, who actually uhshared living space with Johnny for three
years, and he said that hewill be missed and that the two shared
laughs, a lot of laughs anda few teers together. Johnny was a

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good man and he'll be missed.Chief Frick mccobn legend around here. He
has been a US Marshall chief atseveral places. I remember one interview he
would say that Johnny Boone, youknow, sure he had illegal activity,
but you know that's there's two sidesof the coin. Chief Frick mccobin said

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that he would buy air conditioners forhis town's schools and what money to people
and stuff. And even though hepursued him, Rick mccobn did, and
Rick Sanders Chief Rick Sanders as amatter of fact too to try to get
both of them on this morning.He even still had a run Johnny run
t shirt. Yeah. Soh sothey did what the revenuers, not revenuers,

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the bootlegs, the bootleggers did backin those days, was that they
took care of the people that livetheir bottom food, make sure they had
to fixed up their houses and allthat. Right, So then whatd so
so they followed kind of suit withthat. So now they're the new bootleggers.
But it happened to be uh marijuana, Uh and remember it was it

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was the War on drugs and itwas just say no and the commercials and
then they made marijuana girls. Youthink about it now because it's legal in
thirty one states, it's crazy,But to think about it, I remember
they had the uh they were theywere the Feds were using those silent helicopters
to fly over you know, theCornbread Mafia areas and trying to find their
marijuana patches. And it was sucha huge story. It was crazy.

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Well, it's crazy you are interestedin reading the stories. I the only
books I can recommend are the booksseries from Joe Keith Bickett. And in
the series they tell I mean,there's so many stories about the Cornbread Mafia,
how it got named, you know, the beginnings and and where it
went. Uh. But one ofthe greatest stories I recall is at one

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point one of their fields got seized, okay by the police, and during
that seizure they arrested one of themembers. So the members in the jail
and he overhears the officers talking abouthow they're all gonna watch this Ali fight.
Ali had a fight coming on thatnight, gonna watch the Ali fight.

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So he gets bonded out by therest of the members after hearing that,
so he goes back. He too, He goes, look, we
need to get our field back.Let's go ahead and harvested tonight. They
said, what you talking about.It's under surveillance. Yeah, that's one
car. But we know for afact they're all going they're gonna be busy
watching this Ali fight. So theygot radios and somehow that night harvested the

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entire field because everyone else in lawenforcement sound I really didn't know, it
really does, but it was goingon. So anyway, rest in peace.
But he had just gotten out ofa he was in jail in Ohio.
Man, I thought that Johnny Boonewouldn't see the light of day.
So I am. I am gladthat the guy got released for the last

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few years because COVID, don't.I mean, he was you know,
he was not in great health andhe was up in his years a bit
and he was locked up, youknow, in the penitentiaries with COVID and
the whole bit. But he didget I think what four years a from.
Boone fled to Canada after he wasindicted in two thousand and eight in

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Kentucky and spent eight years on therun until his capture in twenty sixteen,
which is insane enough, right,So and then I guess he went to
prison at that point then got backout. So yeah, anyway, rest
in peace, Johnny Boone aka theguy Father Grass from the Cornbread Mafia.
Okay, so the biggest crowd toattend a concert in US history was this

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weekend? Where was well? Okay, I know the Stones played? Who
was it? Where's the was theartist? Who was the artist? Oh?
God, know where this is going? No? But who was the
artist? No, you're not.No, I will say that the artist
probably rhymes with Schmaeler Schmith. No, No, she's not in tour in
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Okay, and a ticketed concert inUS. George Strait sold one hundred and

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College station. Okay, how manytickets? One hundred and ten thousand,
nine hundred and five paid tickets.Okay, one hundred ten thousand. Yeah,
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and six, played one of thelargest rock concerts ever, performing in front
of one point five million fans ina park somewhere right. It was on
a beach. Okay, thank youticketed ticketed concert, dude. It goes
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Strait. It was held at thetwo point five mile Copa Cabana Beach.
Billboard bested this. This event bestedthe Grateful Dead nineteen seventy seven show at
the Raceway Park in New Jersey,when they had a record one hundred and
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my now. This doesn't include festivalslike Coachella. Okay, that's where I
was getting ready to Electric Daisy Carnival, which routinely draw bigger crowds. This,
I think is in a category ofhere's a single artist, single place.
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