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Episode Transcript

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More variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today it's Star one
O one three. It's Marcus andCorey. It's six oh five. Good
morning everyone. Hi boy Corey,Hi, how was your uh well,
you guys had a dog Father Dayweekend. We had a dog Father Day
weekend. I got him this cuteshirt that it looks like the Godfather but
it says the dog Father. AndI wrapped an eyewatch in that he's been

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wanting an eye watch forever. Ifancy well, I mean honestly, he's
been this has been on his Christmaslist, his Birthday list, and so
I thought, I'm gonna pull thetrigger and do it. And he was
very very happy, very cool.It was a great weekend. So Friday
I went to the Tunnel Tops withKim, and that's by the Presidio.
I was gonna say, I knowthe area I have I'm not familiar with.

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It's that beautiful, like it's agreat place to have a picnic.
There's the Golden gate Bridge on theleft. So that was super fun.
And then Saturday we were like Ifelt like I wanted to get some stuff
done. I built some things,like I had gloves on you build.
I got our I bought Jeff uhan umbrella for the backyard, like a

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big ten foot umbrella, and I'vegot that put together. And then I
have this swing that I love thatI haven't been able to hang anywhere,
and so I got a free standingthing for the swing and I put that
together. Two person swing. No, it's just a person. Oh no,
this is where I would read chill, okay, not a date night

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swing. No, that's different.We've got to find a very secure place
to put that. And then yeah, went and had brunch yesterday. It
was gorgeous out. We went tothat place you recommended. Town Oh my
gosh, it was so good,very good, very good. I love
the If you ever go there,it's literally on Townshend and Embarcadero, and

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they they give you a Did theygive you the basket of baked goods when
you sat down? No, theydon't do that anymore. But maybe I
don't know if that's a They werereally busy because there was a Giants game
yesterday and it was fall There's day, so it was really busy but cool.
Like one of the I don't knowif he was the manager or but
he would come by the table.Everything okay, everything good? You guys
good. I love that kind ofcustomer service, Like he wasn't our server,

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but he was just popping by togo. It's an old school brunch
place. Yeah, really good.Nice. Had a full day yesterday.
My wife planned it out. Westarted with dim sum in Mountain View,
met her parents, and then wewent to have a Filipino desserts at the
place called Cafe eighty six and theyhave ube everything. Oh yeah, Ube

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is purple yam yep, and it'swith when you pair with coconut delicious,
so that coconut got myself a latte. And then we went to a place
called, oh, hyper Space,I think it's called in Los Altos.
I hadn't been to Los Altos,I don't think ever. A fancy little
town. And Hyperspace is a it'san arcade with a VR on the second

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floor. Is it just VR?What do you mean on the second floor?
Is it all like every show?So they've got every and they've got
they've got video games on the bottom. They've got VR plus karaoke rooms plus
gaming rooms. It's one of thosekind of places. So we did that
for a few hours and want abunch of tickets playing games and it's just
nice to hang out with the family. And then we're like, we don't

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want to go home. Oh well, you can't. When you live in
half Mum Bay and it's nice outand it's one o'clock in the afternoon,
you're not getting you're not getting anywhereand kind so you have to stay out.
So we ended up going to Stanfordand walking around pretending we were by
a bunch of stuff, but youknow that didn't happen, And then capped
with our favorite place, Mongolian Barbecuein Menlo Park where they have unlimited soft

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serve. Oh so I had dessertlike three times because I had a mango
pudding during dim sum as well schoolmango pudding. Yeah, what a great
drag name at any rate. Yeah, so all you can eat Mongolian Barbecue
on El Camino plus soft serve isthe best day. And that I got
home to presents. It was great, big food. That really was Jason,

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how are you man? Good morning, Good Father's Day. Yesterday,
Oakland Zoo. We ran all didall the rides and the kids loved it.
Something funny happened the day before though, we had a little kid's birthday
party. Great party, how oldpark six? Okay, yeah, one
of my six year old friends Okay. And we get home at the dinner
table talking about the party and mywife was referencing the host the mom.

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She was like, oh, wasthat her brother? You know that real
muscular guy. I was like,I mean, wasn't that muscular? Like,
jeez, I'm thinking to myself,I haven't been going to the gym
for two hours a day for thepast year and a half. To have
my wife call some other guy muscularlike that's where I was like, that's

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muscular to you. Ridiculous. Shutyour filthy mir Do you even lived?
Bro? I know you know whatI was thinking about that this morning.
For whatever reason, Jason's been puttingin work. Like I've known Jason for
a long time, I'm still I'mstill waiting for somebody to say it.
What I mean, Like, there'sa gall around here at the radio station
and she had lost I think,I think a good amount of weight and

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I was noticing it. So Itold her, and she was flattered.
Just coming to work with your shirtoff one day, you know, I
wish I could show me your gunsflex a little bit. Se bring them
up the stand up. I cantell right now that's okay to like in
the morning, But just sitting here, I can tell like you sitting there
that your your shirt is tight.Lats. I'm kidding, not for nothing,

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but Jason five years ago had spaghettiarms, and today it's night and
day. No, you look great. Still still waiting for my wife every
day because they don't. It's nota dramatic shift because they see you in
the process. Grab her one dayand carry her over the threshold. What
are you waiting for? Yeah,I guess you're right too. And then

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that guy who she called muscular,go beat the crap out right in front
of her. Tall. That's that'sthat's that's prison rules. You just got
to go find him, the biggestguy in the yard and beat him up.
Dude. We are not advocating violences. Yeah, jokes. Every of
these are jokes. Oh boy,six eleven. What's coming up today?
A couple of chances for you tojoin it. What's gonna be a gigantic

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dot com. But win yours isseven thirty five and eight oh five this
morning coming up at six point twenty. Uh. Cory's sister won the award
for Rudest Text. Oh my god, Ever, I don't think that rudest

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is is a strong enough word.I mean, this is how my day
kicked off yesterday, checking my textmessage. If I could have reached through
the phone. Your sister was onone yesterday, is on one. We'll
get into it coming up next,So mad six twenty stay with us more
variety from the two thousands, thenineties, and today at Star one oh
one three Marcus and Corey six pointtwenty one, Monday morning, back from

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the weekend. You ever had somebodytext something that just ruined your weekend?
Because I believe I think feeling likethis happened to Corey yesterday. Your sister's
on the s list. I notonly did I feel so angry yesterday,
but I felt like crying. Isthis the worst thing she's ever texted?
You? Probably? All right?This this this triggered some childhood trauma.

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He grab my popcorn? Yeah youready? Yes, Okay, so Marcus,
this text comes in at four inthe morning, but I keep my
phone in the other room, soI didn't get it until I woke up
like round seven. Okay, thisis what my sister said, Happy father
Day because we don't have kids,so she's making a joke. Happy Fathered
Day. We were fathered. Oh, happy Fathered Day. And then she

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says, is your street name Zempi? Now I am thrilled for you looking
good? No matter what, Idon't get it, and I said Happy
father Day to you. I haveto admit I have no idea what you're
talking about. Now. She iscurrently in Norway. Her and her husband
are on this like five week ridiculousvacation to like Scotland, Norway, all

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this stuff. They are also dinks. They are also dick dual income,
no kids like Corey and her husband. Go ahead, So I said,
I have no idea what you're talkingabout. She goes, oh, I
see, will you look freaking fantastic? Thanks Tripp is great. Talk to
dad, miss you come to Carlsbadand I see where this is going.
And then I said, did youassume I was taking ozempic? And she

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said I did exclamation point. Igot a quick glance of your recent pick.
I know, Skinny Corey, wego way back. What does that
mean? So I wrote back,and I said I would never because my
whole thing with ozempic is we don'tknow the side effects. Right. Also,
I would rather be, you know, work out and eat better and

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lose weight the healthy way. Leaveno offense. Leave ozempic for somebody who
might actually have might actually need itlike you. So I said I would
never. She wrote back, Iwould never judge three exclamation points. I
said, it must be the anglesof the photo. She goes, I'm
all for it. If you desireit, go for it. I hope
you didn't take offense to my comment, and I said, yeah, a

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little, and she goes, really, I have several friends on it.
My bad. You look great.So she's still not really believing me,
I think, And so I finallysaid, are you drunk? She goes,
actually, I've been sober for twoweeks and I go, me too.
I said, I'm on antibiotics,but my mind is swimming. I'm

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just I'm so offended because heaven forbid, I look good without the use of
a drug. Right, And thistakes me back to my childhood and my
sister would call me fat all thetime, and when I look back at
photos, I wasn't. But whywouldn't you just say, hey, saw
a picture of you look great?Not is your street name zempi? Assuming

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I'm taking ozempic because I look good? You got really accusatory, really fast.
Why would you say that this ison brand? Though? Dude,
you guys say things. You guyssay things, do each ose you don't
say you guys? I don't.I don't do that because I find only
off. You're the shock and Awesisters. You you rather, that's totally
different. Shock and Awe sisters areone thing from passive aggressive insults. I

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don't do that. I don't playthat game because she does shockun on saying
shocking things to make you giggle isone thing. This is her low key
trolling me saying, you know,Heaven forbid you lose weight the awe natural
railway. You must be on ozempicif you look that good. Ah so
mad. I'm still mad. It'sso offensive and it hurts my heart because

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you're telling me that I can't dothis the natural way. And then the
funny thing is when I was like, I would never I would never do
it because A I think that Idon't know what the side effects are in
the long run. B. Ihave a friend who actually needs to take
it for his health reasons and hecan't get it because people are doing it
for weight loss. And see whenI tell you I'm not taking it,
believe me at my word. Yeah, and let's move on. Well she

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didn't. God, I have saidthings like that to my sister. I
think there's a little bit of asibling thing there where you're just trying to
get a rise out of them alittle bit. And I think because it
was in text, there's no context, there's no nothing. It's just something
crappy that you have to stare at. And I wish my husband was more
comforting and less Midwestern, because hewas like, yeah, that sucks.

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I mean it affected my whole day. It's like, I mean, it
was like, don't say anything atall, say I look good, thanks,
thank you, and I'm not likesuper skinny. It probably was the
angles of the photo taken. Youtook the photo. It was a great
photo, thank you for that.But God, that hurt me hard.
Sure, And there's no recourse becauseit's on text, you're staring at it.

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I think it was if it wasin a conversation and y'all were having
mimosas at a brunch and she justleaned over with, so are you zempy?
Now? Then you could have laughedit off, maybe you know what
I mean, But I said Iwould never for so many reasons, I
wouldn't do that. And then shestill was like, it's cool. I
have a couple of friends on I'mlike, I'm not on o zempic.
She's so laed too. God,she's so la with that. And it

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was funny. I was talking toone of my girlfriends about it, and
her mother's like that. You know, sheould tell her mother something positive about
her life, and she'll be like, oh didn't that business didn't they go
under? First thing out of theirmouth is something crappy, something crappy.
Everybody's got that person in their life, I feel, And we have a
tiny family. It's my sister andmy dad. Period. She just I'm
like, that is are we talkingto her anymore? I just kind of

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I just kind of trailed off onthe text. So I was like,
enjoy your trip, bye bye,Thank God. You're out of the country.
She's like, I hope it didn'toffend you. I'm like, yeah,
a little. At least you couldbe honest in that way. Well,
I mean, what are you thinking? Your street name is Zempy.
It's the fact that she wouldn't letit go. She wouldn't let it go.
Uh, all right, more onthis later. Will you please leave

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us a talk back? Will youplease hit up that microphone if you've downloaded
the iHeartRadio app and you're streaming Starone oh one three, there's a little
microphone and you can leave us amessage. Let me know that person in
your life that just wrecks your wholeday with one text? Yes, and
you know it's not. Why can'tyou just be happy that I look good?

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She can't because, you know why, because she's the older sister and
I will always be the fat littlesister who can't be better than her.
Yeah, I'm working things out inreal time. You know what I'm doing
that we do here? All right, let's let's reset. We got what's
trending coming up? What do yougot? I've got some fun news and
some disturbing news. The FAA islooking into how potentially substandard titanium is being

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used in commercial jets. We're leadingwith that, huh, okay, okay,
and then the good the gooder news, if that's a word, move
over. Pickleball pong is taking over. Can't wait? Talk about it?
That and more coming up at sixfifty Hang on. More variety from the
two thousands, the nineties, andtoday. It's Star one on one three,
it's Marcus and Corey. It's sixpoint forty. You are the most

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offensive things you can do at arestaurant as a diner, and I think
this is a good gut check forthose of us to like to go out
to eat. And then, ifyou work in the service industry, do
you agree? These are very frustratingas a person who has waited tables,
but I would never want to dinewith anyone who behaved like this. Uh,

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in no particular order. Patrons whosay they won't pay for a dish
they didn't like, but they ateit anyway. Most of it's gone.
You can't leave like a chicken boneand go. I didn't like this.
I often wonder how deep I cango before I go? Mmmm? Is
it like a byte? Two bytes? It's like two bytes? The first
bite, you might be questionable thesecond byte, maybe three at the most.

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But the only argument I would makethis is not for this arguing.
But I do think about this.They're gonna throw it away anyway, Marcus.
Somebody should eat it. Yeah,but you shouldn't get it free.
But I didn't like it, thendon't eat it. I debate on this
all the time because I know,I know what you're saying is the right

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thing to do. I know that. I'm not if you didn't like it?
Why'd you eat it? Because Idon't like to waste food. Okay,
but you're gonna have to pay forit then because you ate it but
I didn't like it, that's onyou. You say at the very beginning
of the meal, I don't likethis, and they'll say, can I
bring you something else? Sir?There's no win here, and you don't
know. Maybe they take food thatand like you know me, whenever I

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had leftovers, I just left themon the street. Right now, The
argument can be made on the serviceside. Okay, you ordered it,
you didn't like it, you stillgot to pay for it. Somebody's got
to pay for it. It dependson the restaurant you're at most restaurants will
say can I get you something else? Well, they see the forest through
the trees because they don't want youto come back. Exactly when you come

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back, I spend more money,Say that you had good time. Tell
everybody online that we're the best.All right, Marcus, there's ten of
these so we need to move.Sorry that one messes with me. Here's
another one. Allowing your children toroam freely? Yes, how do you
feel about that? Corey? Asa lady with no kids who goes that
d quite often, I always say, if a kid is behaving poorly,
I blame their parents because it's onthe parents to teach the child how to

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behave in a public situation. Ifyou're letting them roam freely, that they're
going to get in the way ofthe servers. Because this is from the
ask, this is from the viewof a server. It's like, what
if you trip over a child?What if you know? It's like it's
I think for me, it's thepeople that just let their kids go.
Yeah, that's what we're talking about, right. But to me, there's
a difference between I don't know,we were a dim sum yesterday and my

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daughter literally got in the path ofthe servers. It was quite obviously a
well worn path of people, andshe just decided to move her chair there,
and I'm like, hey, bringthat back in. You're gonna get
hit because you're being a parent.That's that's the disconnect when the parents aren't
paying attention to their kids and thekids are just left their own devices.

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Another one on here, Marcus snappingtheir fingers to get the waiters attention.
We have to spend a whole lotof time on that. You shouldn't snap
your fingers to get any Hey,hey, you rue. I saw a
guy do that at work one time. It was our it director and it
was the guy that worked for him, and he just couldn't figure out how

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to get the guy's attention, sohe just snapped his fingers in the hallway
and we were all like, what, why didn't just say his name?
He's not a dog? No?All right, Uh, let's see other
bad habits that people have when theyhave at restaurant. When they're at restaurants
debating menu prices with the staff.I watched a guy do this in real
time in a super fancy steakhouse,and all he talked about was I'll take

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this bottle of wine, but Iam a wine club member. Let me
tell you how much I would payfor this. This is atrocious. These
these prices are atrocious, and I'mlike, dude, dude, have you
ever gone to a steakhouse for stayat a steakhouse bring your own wine.
They'll just charge you a corkage fee. If you're going to be that snooty
about it. Uh, okay,let's run through a couple of more bad

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looks. When you're at a restaurantshowing up fifteen minutes late to a reservation,
which is on the same lines asstaying past the restaurant's closing time,
right. I know you have verystrong feelings about that. Well, I
worked at a restaurant where they closedat ten, and if you came in
at nine to forty five and orderedfood, it can't help you. The
kitchen was very mad at you becausethey've already started cleaning up the kitchen,

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and so whatever you get, there'sgoing to be extra sauce in there.
We'll finished strong with one more andthen we'll cover these a little bit later.
On occupying a table corey for anextended period of time during busy hours.
I'm very respectful of that. WhenI see that there's a line and
people are waiting, I mean,you can close your tab, go somewhere
else and finish your conversation. Iwill literally circle and stare a people I

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feel like they should be done notdoing that. Marcus, all right,
we're gonna check what's trading in afew What do you have. There's a
new game that is kick and pickleballout of the way. It's called pepper
Pong. Plus, there's a newfashion trend among celebrities that I'm just like,
we've all given up. Tell mehow that has a cute name too.
All right, we'll talk about itnext. It's ev in Essence.

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It's Star one O one three.Good morning, So Brina Carpenter Feather given
us life this morning, am Iright? Yeah? Sixx fifty two.
It's Marcus and Corey. Let's dothis. This is what I'm talking about.
It's what's trending on Star, what'shappening in entertainment news, the biggest
stories of the day, and everythingpeople are talking about today. In the
Bay, the FAA is looking intohow potentially substandard titaniums sold using fake documentation

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ended up in commercial jets. Thetitanium came from a Chinese company and ended
up with Spirit Aerosystems, which makesfuselages for Boeing and wings for Airbus.
It's not known how they made itinto service. The investigation started after a
supplier found corrosion on some of thematerial. The FAA is trying to figure
out the safety implications to currently flyingplanes. Okay, you know what I

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don't want to hear when I'm gettingon a plane. What substandard titanium?
Substandard anything? Yeah? Yeah,plenty of people that work from home have
been you know, they like havebusiness on the top and casual on the
bottom. Wearing pj's. You knowthat during the pandemic, everybody was just
wearing sweats and pjs. Well,apparently now wearing PJ bottoms in public is
fine. The celebrities are making ithappen as adults. Blake Lively, Elizabeth

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Olsen, Beyonce, and Sarah JessicaParker are just a few who stepped out
in public with full pajamas on.But they kind of like glam it up
a little bit. It's not justfor my Starbucks run anymore. No,
they'll put a sweater over it ora loose top. I'm sure Sarah Jessica
Parker wears hers with heels, butit's it's official. We've completely given up
how you feel about this. I'mwearing my pj's better put on pearls,

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so it's okay. Oh my god, you guys, are you saying everyone
else else that works here, everylady, other lady that works here in
this building is more fashion forward thanyou are. I guess so, because
I'm not wearing crocs and leggings anda sweatshirt that I grabbed off floor when
I rolled out of bed this morning. Okay, I'm sorry, was that
too true? Move over? Pickleball? Pepper pong is taken over. I

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don't know. I have to doan accent like that. City and apartment
dwellers are discovering the new sport,which is a play anywhere form of ping
pong, no table needed. Whatis this called again? Pepper pong?
Pepper pong? Thank you? It'splayed on car hoods in many cases of
a portable net, and the ballsare different their weighted NERF style, and
they're green, yellow, and redto match the heat spectrum of peppers.

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Get it, pepper Pong got it. So the creator, Tom Filippini,
came up with the idea during thepandemic, and now he's selling the sets
online. And are they selling Iguess so? All right. I mean
this is like, you don't needa court. You can just play this
wherever. Pepper Pong, you're forit, let's go. I want that
to be my nickname. Hey,Pepper Pong, what's up? I got

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to tell you about the Point Fire, which started yesterday afternoon about one o'clock,
burning in northern Sonoma County near LakeSonoma. Has burned over one thousand
acres according to cal Fire. We'rekeeping an eye on it, currently at
fifteen percent containment. And I'm youknow, it's fire season. Apparently the
conditions for fires are really prime rightnow, dry, lots of wind.

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Be safe out there. We willkeep you posted. The US Surgeon General
is calling on Congress to require atobacco style warning for visitors to social media
platforms. This was an op edin The Times. He's saying that it's
a mental health crisis among young people, it's an urgent promon problem, and

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that social media is an important contributorto this. The warning should include language
that alert users to potential melt andhealth mental health issues kind of akin to
like smoking, like your cigarettes.Yeah, I was reading that. Like
the average teen young adults spends somethinglike seven hours a day on social media.

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It's pretty nuts. So just beaware, especially here during the summertime
when they might have free time orfree time. Bill Belichick, former coach
of the New England Patriots, hasa new love interest the twenty four year
old former competitive cheerleader. He isseventy two. Aah. Come on,
and apparently they've been romantic for awhile. Now, come on, she

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could be his great granddaughter technically.According to one of her former teammates,
she first met the seventeen two yearold coach on a flight from Boston to
Florida and they bonded over philosophy projectthat she was working on in college.
Ew ew just wanted to float thatout there. Come on, man,

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our picks from the weekend. Ihad some cool ones. So Corey took
her bestie came out for her birthday. Where did you guys go? The
tunnel tops shoot Perstidio. There's afood trucks and restaurants. It's really beautiful.
I mean, the weather was perfectand it's a great place to have
like a picnic. And then wewent to the Palace of Fine Arts neat

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Jason went to the Oakland Zoo andwrote rode the rides. My family and
I went out for the day yesterdayand they gave me some really cool stuff
for Father's Day. So you cancheck out the pictures right now. Also
add yours are putting a little photoalbum together. If you have a pick
with your pops or otherwise or howyou might have celebrated yesterday, posted up
on the Marcus Corey Facebook page,drop a photo in the comments. It's
also up on our Instagram. Giveit a follow up. Guess what's trending

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every weekday morning on the fifties.That's at six fifty seven eight fifty am.
And connect now with the Marcus andCorey socials and blogs. That's at
one O one three dot com.Well variety from the two thousands, the
nineties, and today it's Star oneon one three. It's Marcus and Corey
and we're doing second data update.That's what's up. This is where we

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step in. We're gonna put ourgrubby fingers all over it and figure out
why you're not getting your second date. You met someone, the first date
went well, why are they ghosting? Not sure how James is going to
feel about your grubby fingers? Likeyou know what I mean, James?
Are you there? I'm here,Welcome to the show. That's the sound
of dejection in my opinion, butnot necessarily any guy. You had to

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muscle up and call it as Iknow I heard. Okay, let's just
get right into it. Tell usabout your first date with Bianca. First
of all, how did you guysmeet and then run us through it?
Okay? Yeah, we met onHinge and I've been okay on hinds,
but there's been a lot of talkingand talking and talking on him and not

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a lot of action. So it'sreally cool that finally after a couple of
weeks, were able to get together. And it's awesome because we're both in
al Anita. So I was superstoked about that. That's easy. What
are the odds? I mean,right, both of you on the island.
Amazing? Anyway, please continue?Sorry, So yeah, no,

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it's all good. So we wentto Bolero and I thought it was awesome.
We were terrible, terrible bowlers.Garlic. As long as you're both
doing it, and in this caseyou both suck at it that it's fun.
Sure, right, I'm just aboutlike the music at the bowling alley

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and the dancing sure in the lane. So so yeah, we had surprise
and during a couple of beers,and then we thought like, oh,
just keep it going. So wewent to the beach because we were right
there, and we just hollow walkedand and then afterwards I thought it went

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okay, you know Haber, bighugs, kick from the cheeks, that
I'd love to see you again.I haven't heard that. A couple of
days later, who doesn't love longromantic walks on the beach, Like literally
everybody puts that in their thing,right, that's what they say. Here's
my theory want Okay, I'm sorry, hold on, we haven't brief Jane

(27:10):
James with James Corey does a theoryevery day. So here's her theorist to
why Bianca isn't calling you back?Okay, so you guys took the walk,
Yes, you parted ways. Perhapsshe continued her stroll on the beach
right and got caught up in asneaker wave. No, no, I'm
sure she's fine. But perhaps insidSneakerwave phone was destroyed, so she's okay,

(27:36):
she's fine. I'll tell you what, James. Let's call her and
see what she thought of your longromantic walk on the beach. Maybe that'll
give us some insight as to whyshe might have ghosted you. Okay,
yeah, all right, everybody hangout for a song. Let's we set
and then we will call Bianka.It's it's Second Date updates Star one O
one three or variety from the twothousands, the nineties, and today it's

(27:57):
Star one O one three. It'sMarcus and Corey. We're doing Second Date
Update. We've been chatting with Jamesabout his day with Bianca. The crazy
part is, James, you saidyou both live on Alameda, which is
nuts. I mean, I know, it's that nuts, I mean,
but it's quite a coincidence, anda happy coincidence. That's a great coincidence.

(28:18):
We have to make this work.We have to make it happen,
all right, So Bolero, you'reboth terrible at bowling and a long walk
on the beach, and somehow sheis ghosted, like I said, Sneakerwave
Cory's theories and she got caught upat a sneakerway, jeez, at least
she's okay, she's fine and she'slost her phone. Let's give her a

(28:40):
call and actually, James, letme have you mute your phone first and
we'll see what's up. Okay,you got it? Hello, Hi,
may speak with Bianca. Please.This is there speaking Hi Bianca. It's

(29:00):
Marcus and Corey from Star one toWin three. What's up Bianca? Oh?
Hi? Hi, huge fan.Obviously we do a we do morning
show in the Bay Area on iHeartRadio. Are you familiar? No, I'm
sorry, I can't say that.I am all right, It's okay.

(29:21):
Just check us out. We're justcalling around to say what's up? Want
to Win three on your dial?I don't suppose you would mind being on
the air with us. We wouldlove to talk to you about a date
you've been on, if that's okay. We do a segment called second Date
Update, and we're calling on behalfof a guy that you went on a
date with recently. His name isJames Long Walk on the Beach, crappy

(29:44):
balling. Does this ring a bellat all? Yeah? Yeah, I
do know who you're talking. Okay, okay, good, So he would
love to take you out again.He's feeling ghosted. I'd like to be
an optimist. I'm thinking maybe youwere just busy. But let's get her
take on the date. Okay,Well, I mean, like, yes,
I did the date itself. Youknow, the bowling Alley was was

(30:07):
great. I mean just the factthat we were all both so close to
it, like really nice and well, yeah, like he suggested we,
you know, go and walk onthe beach. We were so close,
and I thought it was a greatidea. So we decided to walk right
on the beach and we took ourshoes off to make it easier, and

(30:30):
then he took his socks off andhis toes were awful. I'm sorry,
Like I just have to slat outsay that. I don't think there's any
other way to say it. Histoes were like yellow and like breaking off,
and they looked like they were infected. Basically, yeah, if I

(30:52):
was going to say, I wastrying to get through my morning without hearing
the word infected. But here weare. Oh no, I'm sorry,
they were just bad. I hateto sound like this person, but I
gotta I gotta say with Bianca whenit comes to feet, Okay, I
need some some some awareness there.So you did ghost though, Yes,

(31:12):
yeah, okay, I did,all right, in complete honesty. We
do this because we want to helpsomebody. And so James is online because
he wanted to know why you ghosted. Yeah, he's listening. Oh gosh,
okay, So James, what caressamount feet? It's my feet?
Like what? Yeah? Well,I mean, I'm sorry, and I

(31:37):
hate to sound like so bored aboutit, but how do you not notice
that? Well, usually because I'mwearing shoes, but you're always going to
be wearing shoes. I mean,I honestly, I get pedicures and I
rarely wear open told shoes. Butit's because I want my husband to like
my feet. Yeah, that's kindof where I'm coming from. James,
are you aware of these issues?I didn't. Let's put it this way,

(32:00):
I didn't know it was an issueI bathed. I don't really cut
my toenails all that often because I'mjust wearing socks, you know, or
them shoes. You know, it'sreally jarring in the middle of the night.
If my husband hasn't clipped his toesrecently, I feel like an owl
has just pierced my skin as itscrapes down my calf has an owl?

(32:23):
Ever done that to you? I'mimagining that is what it would feel like.
I mean, that's that's the painI feel. All right, Look,
yeah, I just I'm I mean, I'm sorry, but I'm on
the same page. Like there's justgoing to be a time, especially in
bed, where we're all going tosee each other's you know everything you know,
so yeah, but we're not thereyet, and I feel like there's

(32:45):
like conversations you can have rather thanjust like completely ghosting. Like if you
say it's really important for me thatyou do this and that I'm going to
say, hey, I had alot of fun with you. That's you
know, that's ail issue for me. Don't do that. What you're to
do so Beyon connect yet to articulatethat hygiene is important, well, is

(33:07):
maybe you get some pedicures on therag. I got to be completely honest,
Like, to me, it's ared flag because it's just something that
should be very basic knowledge in mypersonal opinion, So I just don't.
I'm sorry, I just don't thinkthat a second. They a knowledge?
Do they teach you? Do theyteach you about? All right? James,

(33:27):
Now you're just getting argumentative. JustI just the lady said, hang
on, hang on, I meanhygiene right, it's important, is it
not? I think so. TheSecond Date updates seven oh five weekday mornings.
Your replay is going to be atnine oh five daily, and then

(33:50):
we have the podcast. It's onthe iHeartRadio app. You can go binge
listen if you subscribe, smash thatsubscribe button. Thank you. More variety
from the two thousands, the nineties, and today it's Star one on one
three. It's Marcus and Corey.It's seven twenty two. Good morning,
huge announcement as our benefit for thefight against breast cancers coming back again this
year, and you know it's nice. We had so much time to get

(34:13):
this together. It's going to beeven bigger and better than last year.
It's called a foody thing happened onthe way to fight breast cancer. So
we want you to come and partywith us. Corey and I basically throwing
a party that we would want togo to. Yeah, So it's like
bugie, there's going to be foodand drinks and we want to meet everybody,
and it's for an amazing cause.And I want to take a minute

(34:35):
and talk about why the fight againstbreast cancer is so near and dear to
you, Corey. Specifically, Ilost my mother to breast cancer. She
was only fifty seven, and youknow, watching her go through that struggle
because she was originally diagnosed when shewas forty seven. She was declared answer
free when she turned fifty, andthen it came back and it's what you

(34:55):
call metastic breast cancer. Now,we didn't have that turn back then,
but she eventually passed from the cancergoing into her liver. And she was
such just a bright light and funnyand talented. I got a lot of
my sense of humor from her.And she was an actress. She did

(35:16):
Shakespeare in the Park, singing anddancing through her first round of chemo.
She was just incredible. And youknow, she never met my husband,
but I do kind of feel likeshe had a hand in sending him my
way. Sure, but I wantto do everything I can to use this
microphone for good. And we cando that, Marcus. You know we
can use this microphone for good.We've teamed up with the American Cancer Society

(35:38):
because you know, I never mether mother. Her mother passed away from
breast cancer as well, and itaffects so many people, young people,
older people, men and women.Right, And so this event that we're
doing, one hundred percent of theticket proceeds are going to the American Cancer
Societies making strides against breast cancer.I read a stat that one in three

(35:58):
people are affected personally. You eitherhave to yourself related to somebody, know
somebody who's affected by breast cancer.And that's why this fight is so important
to us. Yes, and let'sjust let's get together and celebrate for this
amazing cause. The tickets are goingto be going on sale after eight o'clock.

(36:20):
A limited amount of discounted tickets forten bucks off, right, So
there's a limited number of those discountedtickets. But also we have a limited
number of VIP So yeah, myfavorite part. We put together a VIP
section. You get early entry,you have your own seating section, and
all kinds of perks that you're notgoing to get in the non VIP section.
But that is going to go liveat eight am, right, and

(36:44):
you just have to go to Starone oh one three, it's right there.
And you know, our friends attwenty five Lusk, our friends at
brick House, you know, we'reall coming to get it together, to
get a ton of different San Franciscorestaurants. We're gonna have craft breweries,
local wineries. It's really fun.We have a DJ a dance party broke
out last year and you can haveThis is a family event, right,

(37:07):
yes, is everybody. Everybody iswelcome. Everybody welcome, and I just
I can't thank you enough for supportingus and being a part of this cause
because it is close to my heart. So join us. It'll be noon
to four at twenty five LUs inSelma, Saturday, September twenty first,
again officially called a foody Thing happenedon the way to fight breast cancer.
We're raising money one hundred percent ofthe proceeds going to the American Cancer Society

(37:30):
making strides guests breast cancer. Sotickets are going on sale after eight a
m. We will continue to keepyou posted one O one three dot com
slash foody Thing. Just get readyand we appreciate you. Can't wait to
hang. I'm gonna check what's trendingin a bit. What do you have
Pepper Pong? I thought there wasa character of the Marvel universe, but
no, it's kicking the butt ofpickleball. Look out, pickleball, pepper

(37:52):
Pong's coming, getting that and more. Get you caught up from the weekend.
It's seven to fifty. Hang onone on one three, it's Mark.
It's a Corey. Time to geta winner. Who's this Debra from
what city? Gro? You're goingto the show? Got those new kids
on the Block tickets? That's what'sup. That's my girl. She's hanging

(38:15):
tough. Oh I see what youdid there. Yeah, great job,
Thank you so much. All right, please don't go, girl, We're
gonna come back and get your info. Boom nail there stand bastip oo.
Baby. Hey, we're gonna getto you girl. Hang on, thank
you. It's time for good newswith Marcus and Corey. Sometimes all you

(38:43):
need is one a good thought tomake it a great day. So let's
do this. It's good news onStar one one three sugar and for the
record, new kids tickets twice amorning all week long. So your next
chance, I'm going to be eighto five with the trivia game. Yes,
and we will be as corny asever Yes at that point as well.
You're welcome. All right, thisgood news. It's me right where

(39:05):
it counts. It's a lady bythe name of Ginger Ginger his Hislop,
who just received her master's degree atStanford at one hundred and five years old.
Can we just take a breath?I love it? Eighty six year
hiatus. So her plan was toget her bachelor's, which she did in

(39:27):
nineteen forty, and then go onand get her master's so she could teach.
What World War two broke out,her man got assigned, she had
to go on and you know,they got married and she was forced to
leave campus. She was like,I'll just get back to this. She
reminds me a lot of my parents, who are lifelong academics. My mother

(39:49):
is actually working on her second bachelor'sdegree in anthropology right now at seventy five.
My father also graduated the School ofEducation at Stanford in eight four with
a PhD. So like this lady, her journey speaks to me because she
said, like I just thought Iwould, I'd get back after it at
any time. I never had anytrouble in school, right, you know
what I mean? Right? Andso here she is eighty six years later,

(40:15):
and she got to walk a graduation. And I'll tell you what if
she is a in my mind,just living proof that if you just stay
sharp, you keep learning. Sheis the most spry one hundred and five
year old I have ever seen inmy life. She's so cute one hundred
and five. So they were talkingto her about how how much fun,
how excited she was to be thereat commencement. I'm delighted to be here,

(40:38):
and I'm glad to see all theseyoung people going into education. More
knows who we need them so crazy, She's so adorable. And I'll tell
you what you know, body emotionstays in motion. My dad's seventy seven,
and what keeps him going is heloves his job. He loves teaching
there. It is so congratulation tomissus islap, rather excuse me Ginger one

(41:04):
hundred and five years old getting thatmaster's degree. That's our good news.
Seven forty four. We'll check what'strending next. What do you have pepper
pong? Yeah, very excited aboutthis new trend at me pickleball? Move
over, pickleball, Get into thatand more coming up after Taylor Swift will
get you caught up from the weekend. It's Star one oh one three.
More variety from the two thousands,the nineties and today it's Star one O

(41:24):
one three. It is time towin our world famous trivia game called what
you Know About That. We've gottwo tickets check out New Kids on the
Block July third at Shoreline Amphitheater.That's courtesy of Live Nation. Those tickets
are on sale now at livenation dotcom. Bring on our contestants and Walnut
Creek. Lisa is on the phone, Lisa, good morning, good morning.
We'll take it into San Carlos andsay good morning to Ken. Good

(41:45):
morning, Ken, Hi, goodmorning. All right, you guys.
Game is super simple. It's fivetrivia questions, fifty seconds to answer them
all. Each person going to beasked separately with their opponent on hold.
Whoever gets the most right answers wins. You don't know an answer, yell
out pass. We'll come back tothe question if we have time left.
Okay, but you play along atHomer in the car. Here we go.
Ken goes on hold in San Carlos, and we'll start with Lisa in

(42:07):
Walnut Creek, who directed the movieTitanic. A G is the chemical symbol
for which element gold. What isthe capital of Spain Madrid? In which

(42:29):
state is Shasta Lake located California?What is the physical difference between a snail
and a slug? A snail hasa shell? Okay, let's go back
to when you passed on who directedthe movie Titanic? Much? Oh?
I have no idea sector? Ohgod, I don't know. I don't

(42:55):
know name a director, need director, any director? I know, I
can't even think of a director.All right. Lisa goes on holding Wanna
Creek and we pick up Ken inSan Carlos. Hi can hi there?

(43:15):
Who directed the movie Titanic? Uh? James Cameron? A G is the
chemical symbol for which element? Uh? Silver? What is the capital of
Spain? Uh? Barcelona? Inwhich state is Shasta Lake located California?

(43:44):
What is the physical difference between asnail and a slug? Snail? Slug?
One? Does one have a shelland one not have a shell?
Okay? Gonians for everything. Webring back Lisa and one on a creek.
See how she did against kenon SanCarlo's question number one? Who directed

(44:04):
the movie Titanic? Lisa passed.Ken said James Cameron. It's James Cameron.
A G is the chemical symbol forwitch elman, Lisa said, gold.
Ken said Silver. It's silver.What is the capital of Spain?
Lisa said Madrid. Ken said Barcelona. It's Madrid. In which state is
Shasta Lake located? Both Lisa andKen said California. It is California.

(44:27):
And what is the physical difference betweena snail and a slug? Lisa said
a shell? Ken set a shell. It is a shell. Our winner
is Ken? Four to three.Ken, you got the tickets for New
Kids on the Block. We Lisamarks a Cory chip Lip awesome play again
with us weekday mornings at eight ohfive am. What's you know about that?

(44:51):
On Star Variety from the two thousands, the nineties and today it's Star
one, O, one three,Marcus and Coreo it's eight ten. I
want to take a second and thinkabout that person in your life that can
ruin your day with one text.We all have that person, well not
all of us, but most ofus. Because Corey's sister dropped a grenade
yesterday early too, like ten grenadesearly. I was like waffling between crying

(45:15):
and wanting to throw something at all. Okay, so this is what I
woke up to yesterday. What time? All right? I will come out
like seven seven thirty. All right, happy father Day because neither of us
have kids fathered, so we werefathered, so you're both fathered. I
would have said happy doggy father Day, but she said, is your street
name Zempy? Now I'm thrilled foryou looking good? All right? Translation,

(45:40):
I had to take a minute becauseI didn't understand what I meant.
So I wrote back to her andI said, happy father Day to you.
I have to admit I have noidea what you're talking about. Okay,
So she wrote back, well,you look flipping fantastic exclamation point love
you miss you come to Carl's batright, So this is where she lives.
So I say, Cory's sister isinsinuating. Go ahead. Sorry,

(46:04):
So I said, did you assumeI was taking ozempic? And she says,
I did exclamation point. I gota quick glance of your recent pick.
I know, skinny, Cory,we go way back. Oh come
on. So I took a minuteingested that, and I wrote her back
and I said I would never andI'm saying that completely honest, because I

(46:27):
don't think it's fair to take adrug that is meant for people with type
two diabetes and diminish their supply.For Vanity Corey's living my struggle because I
do take Monjaro, but I havetypes. Because you can't get ocempic,
I can't get ozembic, and somany people out there can't get these drugs
because there are so many people thatare that are perfectly healthy using them for
weight loss. For Vanity and Ipersonally, if I lose weight, I

(46:51):
want to do it the right way. I don't know the lingering side effects
to ozempic. You know, ifthat's your jam, good for you.
I'm not going to judge, butmy sister shouldn't assume that if I look
good, I had to take adrug to do it. But she did
so I said I would never Sheresponds, I would never judge. Exclamation
point, exclamation point, exclamation point. I said it must be the angles

(47:15):
in the photo. And I wentback and looked and said photo, and
yeah, it's a good angle.She welcome. Also, then she says,
really, I have several friends onit. You look great. Again,
not saying that, she goes,okay, you're not on it.
She's doubling down like I'm lying.And finally I said, are you drunk?

(47:38):
And she said, actually, I'vebeen sober for two weeks, to
which I went to the dark placeand thought, because she and her husband
are on a trip right now,hu a five week trip like scott landen
Norway all over. I'm like,Oh, they got a fight and decided
to quit drinking. That's what happenedthere say no health choice. So that's
how many day kicked off. Iwas so angry because it took me back

(47:59):
to my childhood trauma when we werea kid. Sure her come back to
me if we ever got into it. Her thing would be like, well,
you're fat, and then everything wouldend. That was it. That
was the end of because I'd gorun and cry. And the thing is,
I look back at photos when Iwas a kid, I was not
fat. I was athletic, butI wasn't fat. And she even apologized
to me when we were later onin life. She goes, I knew

(48:21):
I called you fat all the time, and I'm sorry, but that's all
those feelings came up again. Heavenforbid, I actually look good in a
healthy way, just because just becauseshe has to assume I'm on no zembic
and my street name is Zempi.Why do people do that. We don't
have a big family. It's mydad and her and I don't know what

(48:43):
it is, but she always hasa way of just making me feel so
small and yet so fat. Whathappens now, I don't know for a
little while. That's gonna have tosit for a minute. It was so
unnecessary. Why if I saw somebodywho looked really good, I'd be like,
oh my god, you look amazing, period right end of sentence.
If they choose to share their journey, then that's another thing, you know

(49:07):
what. Honestly, if I wastaking something, I would be honest about
it, right because I don't haverespect for people who are going, yeah,
I took keto gummies. No youdidn't. You took majaro AnyWho.
If you have someone in your lifelike this, I would love it if
you would pull up the iHeartRadio app. You're streaming Star one oh one three.
There's a little red microphone in thecorner. Leave us a talkback.

(49:27):
Who can ruin your day with onetech sentence? Eight point fifteen? All
those exclamation points? You know mydad says about exclamation points. Tell me
when you run out, you die. She's teetering, man coming up next,
we're going to continue talking about badbehaviors at restaurants. Something. This
is a gut check something that wemay all be doing that is ticking off
your server. If you're in theservice industry, it's your time to weigh

(49:50):
in and go, oh yeah,that's right. They gat a splash cold
water on my face. All right, all right, Roy's gonna get right
and come back. That's next.It's Star one oh one three from the
two thousands, the nineties, andtoday it's Star one on one three.
It's Marcus and Corey eight twenty.Good morning. Hello. Those of you
that like to go out to eat. Maybe you're in the service industry,
so check up on this. Theten most offensive things you can do at

(50:12):
a restaurant. It's sad that weeven have to say these out loud,
but I see this all the time. Number one on the list allowing your
kids to roam freely. Listen.I know when people realize I don't have
kids, they you just don't likekids. No, that's not the case.
I don't like parents who ignore theirchildren, and kids will run them
up when no one's paying any attentionto them. Being a parent is hard.

(50:36):
I will start there it's very difficult. It's very easy just to tap
out, but you can't. Uhuh. It's an ongoing struggle, yep.
And I just I never wanted mychild to be the reason somebody wasn't
having a good experience. We wereat where were we at? Some restaurant
in Palo Alto one time, andshe was doing fine until her friends started

(50:59):
climbing all over the furniture. Andthat's another thing pack mentality. You know,
the kids get together, and soit became don't do that, and
then it became, well, soand so is doing. I don't care.
That's not my child. That's notmy child. You're my child.
Get over here. Other on topof the list bad restaurant behaviors telling the
server you're not going to pay fora dish you didn't like, but then

(51:21):
eating it anyway. Gross. Istruggle with this one only because I didn't
like it, but I hate wastingfood. And I know I'm gonna tell
you I don't like it, you'regonna pick it up, you're gonna throw
it away, So I okay,put that aside. If you're going to
take the time to complain about yourmeal, the server in most scenarios is
going to say what else can Ibring you? Right? And then they

(51:43):
won't charge you for that dish.But if you eat seventy five percent of
it and then say I didn't likethis, well too bad. Where's the
line sixty five percent too much?No, you can have like maybe one
bites, one to three bites todetermine whether or not you like it.
And I'm not saying I don't understand. I'm not debating you at all.
It is it is wrong to eatyour the whole meal in and be like,

(52:05):
I didn't like that. Also,the argument can be made, Okay,
you ordered it, you didn't likeit, you have to pay for
it. Anyway, somebody should payfor it even though you didn't like it.
Order something else next time. Butthe restaurant wants to leave you with
a good impression. They want youto come back, and so they will
replace it with something else. Agood restaurant will. Here's another big one,
staying past restaurant's closing time. Listen, everybody wants to go home.

(52:29):
Yes, so I worked at arestaurant that closed at ten, And if
you came in at nine forty fiveand ordered something through the kitchen you're going
to get some extra toppings, ifyou know what I mean. They were
so mad. I don't know whatyou mean, and I don't want to
know what you mean. Don't knowwhat I mean? I actually, do
you do know what I mean?No? Do not elaborate. Yeah,
so, And I'm not saying that'sokay and that's not proper behavior. But

(52:53):
if you're ready to go, andit's ten o'clock at night and then somebody's
like you guys still open, right, none of us want to stay late
at our job, none of us. No, So just think about that.
On that note, showing up fifteenminutes late for a reservation is frowned
upon. Typically when you go toa restaurant. No, usually if you
don't show up within fifteen minutes,they'll give it away. Leave a mess

(53:15):
at the table, such as spilleddrinks or food crumbs. To me,
that doesn't bother me as much becauseif it's not on purpose, if you're
eating something that's crumbly. But ifyou knock a drink over and don't tell
anybody and just kind of leave amess, that's one thing. Occupying a
table for an extended period of timeduring busy hours you post up, you
get a book and a latte anda sandwich, and you're there too long.

(53:38):
Got to turn that table over.Yeah, and finally flirting with the
staff a couple too many drinks.Server's cute. Guess what they're trapped.
Leave them alone first. If theyflirt for I'm not gonna lie. I

(54:00):
flirted for bigger tips. If theydo it first, fine, don't attack
your server. I think it's agood rule for life. Don't attack your
blank Yeah, all right, yeah, eight twenty three. We'll check what's
trending in a little bit. Whatdo you have? Move over, pick
a ball, It's time for pepperpong. Hm. And if you've seen

(54:22):
any behaviors and restaurants that we shouldprobably add to this list, let us
know. With a little talkback onthe iHeartRadio app that little red microphone.
Uh eight twenty three, coming backwith good news up at eight to forty
Hang on a Star one O onethree, well variety from the two thousands,
the nineties, and today it's Starone on one three. It's Marcus
and Corey eight thirty nine, Aboutto get into good news before we do

(54:44):
the link or discounted tickets for ourbreast cancer benefit party. Have just gone
live Yeah when I went three dotcom slash foody thing and foody is with
an ie. Come hang with usat twenty five LUs. It'll be Saturday
noon to fourte Umber twenty first.We have about a dozen fourme restaurants in
Soma and around San Francisco that areparticipating. They'll have little bites. It'll

(55:07):
be breweries, wineries, just anice bougie party to raise some money.
Live DJ, Great Social Chance Opportunityis going to have this big pink chair
for the American Cancer Society. Loveit, come through, hang out.
Let's raise some money for the AmericanCancer Society, specifically for breast cancer and
the fight against it. Again.That link is up right now. It's

(55:30):
one on one three dot com slashfoodie Thing. All the info also on
the Marcus Acoori Instagram. Right now, it's time for good news with Marcus
and Corey. Sometimes all you needis one a good thought to make it
a great day. So let's dothis. It's good news on start one
one three long love this story asa lifelong academic. Her name is Ginger

(55:58):
Ginger Hisslop. You may I don'tknow she just graduated the Stanford School of
Education with a master's degree at onehundred and five years old. It's incredible,
and this lady is spry, soupsadorbs. Here's her at graduation.
I'm delighted to be here and I'mglad to see all these who on the
table going into education. War knowswho you need them. So the story

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is she was trying to get herShe got her bachelor's degree in nineteen forty
and then was trying to get hermaster's degree done. And it says just
after completing her coursework and just beforeturning in her final thesis, her then
boyfriend now husband George got called into serve during World War Two. They

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had to get married. She leftcampus before graduating, sure, and that
part of her life went on hold, and her thought was always I'll get
back to it. I like,school shouldn't be a problem. I mean,
life gets in the waist since rhymes, and so she's been an edgecation
for like the last eighty years.And finally at one hundred and five,
she got to walk at Stanford andI just thought that was so cool.

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She's so adorable and so cute.One hundred and five congratulations. Eight never
too late. That's right. Iwas telling you last hour. My mom's
working on her second bachelor's in anthropology. She's seventy five. Yeah, being
amazing. Her idiot son barely finishedhigh school. Hey, how are you?
Marcus? Okay, it's okay,Marcus, Okay. Coming up at

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eight fifty, we have what's trending. Corey is going to give us some
headline. I guess it's okay towhere Pj's in public now. Yeah,
the celebrities are letting us know.It's okay. The A listers are making
it. So we'll let you knowwhat's going on. Coming up. And
like I said, eight to fiftyon Star one oh one three stayed with
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All the shooting stars gonna be hittingthe Paris Olympics. I just read
some stuff about the h the foodsituation, where she did we're food focused
on this show. Yeah, it'sour love language. Number one thing being
banned from the Summer Games French fries. There will be no French fries in
France. Because I think of youknow bonem Fritz bonm frets in France,

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and that's a popular item. Butit's not because of what it is,
it's because how you have to prepareit right. Apparently the deep friars are
too much of a fire hazard,so they just do away with the French
Fries altogether, especially when their bedsare made of cardboard. Did you all
hear about that? The beds areso flimsy? Can I say why?
Because they don't want any They don'twant more than one person on the beds

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at a time. Apparently it getsa little crazy in the Olympic village,
so they made cardboard beds that canonly support one person at a time.
We got to get back to thefood, for I get myself in trouble.
So there are going to be fourdifferent culinary themes French, Asian,

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African, Caribbean and just like anoverall world theme. They're calling it the
world's largest catering gig of all time. I'm sure they're going to be feeding
athletes from two hundred and six countriesfifteen thousand athletes per day, forty thousand
meals per day, which I thoughtwas pretty bonkers. Something else that you're

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not going to see on a menuat the Olympic village. Avocados. That
would hurt my feelings. No fries, no avocados. What are we doing
with our lives? Yeah, butthere's a reason. So they're trying to
keep the food France centric. Eightypercent of the food will be sourced from
the country of France, and theyjust have decided avocados are traveling way too

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far. I like that, youknow. It has to do with like
the carbon footprints, right and expends. There was a restaurant I went to
in Seattle, and sadly it didn'tmake it through the pandemic, but it
was called Local three sixties sure,and everything they served came within three hundred
and sixty degrees of the restaurant.Three and sixty degrees of the restauran.
Like, that's like that area,that radius restaurant, that's where the food

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came from any further out. Okay, if you ever see ad for like
a radius dinner, that's what thatmeans. Right, So then how long
is the rais? Is it tenmiles, twenty miles, fifty miles whatever?
Whatever? This final of the finalstat I'll give you one. The
food situation at the Olympics. It'sa fifty two acre village, fifteen different
dining spaces and a thirty five hundredseat main dining hall that will be open

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twenty four hours a day. Wow, but no French fry, No French
fries, no no pump free.Kind of bums me out anyway, Go
Team USA. There you go,ed Sheer and it's bad Habits. It's
Star one O one three, it'sPost Malone, Morgan Wallin, that's hell.
More variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today it's Star
one O one three. It's Marcusand Corey. We're about to get out
of here. Uh, let's seeNina is on the way next. More

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Star music for your work day.Join us tomorrow morning because we have more
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All you do is go to oneoh one three dot com slash foodie Thing
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drink some wine, drink some whateveryou drink, and then they're gonna be
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have a great day. We'll talkto you tomorrow morning. Bye.