#535 John Clay Wolfe Show 12.20.25

Broadcasting live from the Wolf Radio Studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf Show.

It's Christmas Eve.

It's the one night of the year when we all act a little nicer, we smile a little easier,

we share a little more for a couple of hours out of the whole year.

We are the people that we always broke through with.

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And it can happen for all of you.

I'm about to kick everybody out of here and I'm just going to do this myself.

Now, John Clay Wolf.

Rob Reiner's dead.

He's still tweeting about how Ronald Reagan ruined your life, but he's dead.

The meathead has passed.

It's terrible.

It's very shocking.

Yeah.

His kid killed him.

Yes.

His live-in son who's been with him for, well, 30 years, but never kind of kicked

out.

The stories, as they continue to come out, it's just, it's all things just sad.

Of course, you know, everybody knows Rob Reiner, rather, from Meathead.

Mike Reiner.

I was listening.

Michael Stivick.

He was Michael Stivick, John.

Do you remember that?

Do you ever watch All My Family?

Oh, God, yeah.

God, the show's great.

Come here, Meathead!

It's the Meathead.

And then his hot little daughter in the hot pants.

Go ahead.

Nothing, nothing.

Oh, don't give me that.

How was your day?

How you doing?

Yeah.

He directed a bunch of great movies, as we all know.

Many Seinfeld insiders, by the way, Seinfeld insiders say Rob Reiner was the guy that saved

the show from getting canceled.

Mike cut number one.

There are some defining moments, not immortalized here.

Case in point, Seinfeld, one of his production company's hits, would have been canceled

early on if Reiner had not personally argued its case to NBC Brass.

We just had a fight like crazy to keep it on the air, which we did.

Did you know that was going to be a hit?

No, you never, you never know anything's going to be a hit.

We knew it was good, but we didn't know it was going to be a hit.

Was he fighting for Jerry's show, the Seinfeld show?

He said one of his productions.

Yeah, it's a long story.

But, you know, he started out that way.

He did a few movies.

One of those was John Cusack's The Shure Thing, which was a great early movie.

A lot of those, through NGM, when he signed and got the rights to stand by me, the

Stephen King story, they couldn't get distribution.

So he started his own company called Castle Rock Entertainment, and Castle Rock

produced Seinfeld.

And they didn't do well ratings-wise, first off, because it is a quirky show and did

take a little getting used to.

And they fought for it to keep it on the air.

First three seasons, it finally landed.

It did.

Couple son, Nick Reiner, has been arrested, of course, as we know now, despite his

struggles with addiction and various mental health issues.

His parents had allowed him to continue to live at the family guest house for

decades as an adult.

Here's an interview, actually, interesting, from 2018.

This is probably when they should have kicked him out.

Back in 2018, he says he got loaned and just trashed the guest house.

Your parents trashed.

That would have been the last day, kind of number two.

I got totally spun out on uppers.

I think it was Coke and something else, and I was up for days on end.

And I started punching out different things in my guest house.

I think I started with the TV, and then I went over to the lamp, and then progressive,

I just, everything in the guest house got wrecked.

Did you punch the TV?

Yeah, I literally punched the TV.

Describing it joyfully.

He just having a great time.

That young man has never had his ass whipped.

He's never had any kind of ramifications for his behavior.

Yeah.

And, you know, anyway.

Very sad.

Hey, I want to grab this real quick.

Weird car.

Tony in Florida.

Hey, guys.

What's happening this morning?

Good morning.

You call in time-to-time.

How are you?

Have you always had this turbo?

I've had.

This is my third 9-11.

I've had this turbo for about 16 months.

And how many?

Full turbo before that.

It's a 21.

Is that right?

He wrote this down wrong.

It's a 21.

No, no, no.

It's a 2007 9-11.

Okay.

Because he wrote down 21.

That makes sense.

Because I thought it was a 21 that you wanted $100,000 for.

I'm like, we're good.

Everybody's good.

JD, sorry about Mike Reiner's death, but I got to take this call real quick.

The car is still alive, even though it's an 07.

It's not dead.

Okay.

07.

That's not the most desirable body style.

You said it's a SEMA car that had a $100,000 spin on it.

Yeah.

Fitted from GMG, showcased all their accessories.

Okay.

I need pictures of it.

What did you pay for?

Just curious, and where did you buy it?

I paid 112.

I bought it out of a dealer from Midwest.

I put another 10 into it to get her where she's at today, sticky buttons, new coilovers.

There was a small tear from probably a high heel and a headliner.

I had that redone.

I hear everything you're saying, but my co-hosts are looking at me.

Sticky buttons, high heels, they're like, hang on, guys, sticky buttons are a lot, hang on,

Texas cars.

So like Ferrari's, Aston Martin's, the glue on the back of the button seeps through in

the heat and it makes the buttons sticky, so you have to replace them.

Or the Kool-Aid of your child getting Kool-Aid in the car.

Yep.

Or some chicken.

They could be eating the Moon Pie, eating the Moon Pie backseat and the backseat era.

You got the knob that works with the arrow and the sticky knobs, it goes, now get a sticky.

Hey Tony, do me a favor on this one.

Take pictures on the info box, write out some description.

If you have links to the car when it was shown or anything else, or anything you

show me, this car's got a lot of variable in it and I need to look at it.

I'd like to send you all the documentation I have.

Some are from the president of GMG Racing before they got so huge and I have a list of the mods

and pretty much everything.

I found a couple of highlights on the internet through like different websites, mentioning

the car but I can't find it.

What dealership did you buy it from in the Midwest?

That was, I think they were called Midwest, Midwest.

I do business with a lot of those guys.

Okay, send me the stuff Tony, thanks for calling and I am interested.

All right, you guys have a great holidays, thank you, I'll get that right to you.

GiveMeTheVin.com.

Okay, back to death and disparity this holiday season.

It was a very, and of course the stories are starting to come out.

They're saying that Conan, it was at a Conan O'Brien Christmas party where his

son kind of lost his mind in front of everybody.

He was walking up to people and saying, hey, what is your name?

Are you famous?

And that's obviously in a room for the famous people.

That's kind of awkward.

And guess who he ran into?

Are you still?

And this is kind of inside, this came out just a couple of days ago.

Bill Hader.

Bill Hader, yeah.

You know Bill Hader?

Of course.

I mean he was, he played the hit man on the HBO show with Henry Winkler.

Well he was Saturday Night Live.

Barry, it's called Barry.

Yeah.

This guy is brilliant.

Well.

So you walk up to him and say, are you famous?

Are you famous?

I don't know.

So anyway.

Are you crazy?

Yeah.

So what spun him out?

So they said they got into a big fight, I'm sure.

I don't know, obviously, but they were saying.

I thought it was about politics.

I'm sure his parents said, hey, you're embarrassing us.

Either stop this or leave the party.

A fight ensued.

And they say now Conan O'Brien told people not to call 911.

I don't know how you do that.

Was it, somebody was saying it was about the inheritance.

He was being written out or something like that.

No idea.

I mean that's drastic.

Yeah, it sounds like a rumor.

Now when they got home they could have said,

you know what, that's the last straw.

You're moving out.

And that could have been the genesis.

But we don't know.

None of us know.

There are reports that they had switched his medication

over the course of the last four to five weeks.

Oh, that'll do it too.

And he wasn't reacting well to that.

And they, you know, so he's living in the guest house.

He's 32.

32 now.

Back in 2018 he trashed the guest house and so he

wasn't behaving.

I think he's one of the commenters on our YouTube

channel.

Is he?

He may be.

You suck.

Later in the show today we're going to do a.

You're not reading those, are you?

What's it called?

Feed the Trolls.

Yeah, we've got a new segment.

What is that going to be?

I've got a couple hours.

Well, because we like, what is it going to be?

We like, you just lost a listener so much.

The Feed the Trolls is just like, you know,

people, it's a packed mentality.

People can get on and start busting you.

In fact, you can look at our live YouTube feed right now.

Yes.

And the Wolfpackers are on there, I'm sure,

right now texting away.

I think Rollins is calling it a day.

He might write down some Feed the Troll column.

He's got the best from Gas Monkey.

Yeah.

They just, whenever I feel bad about my comments,

I just read his.

Here's how it is.

800-800-7234-800-800 radio.

My name's John Clay Wolf, JD, Bobbo, Pre-K, Turley.

And it is live this holiday weekend.

It's not Pre-K, if you notice in there.

That does not look like Pre-K.

Oh, it's Glen Rose.

Yes, Glen Rose.

Glen Rose, can you mic him up?

Yeah.

Did you get, did you, I need you to go by the rattlesnake,

which is no longer the rattlesnake.

It's Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Let's just call it the roadhouse.

The roadhouse.

I got to get this out of my head.

And talk to Reggie.

He's, do you know Reggie?

I do not.

OK.

He's worked for us for about 10 years.

And he was an executive chef and ran a bunch of restaurants

in Austin forever.

And his family owns Angela's barbecue in Fort Worth.

Anyway, the guy's got a lot of restaurant experience.

And he's worked for us for 10 years.

And he just moved to Walnut.

And he's going to be the general manager of the rattlesnake.

Oh, is that a roadhouse?

Yeah.

Excellent.

The roadhouse.

Yeah.

Anyway, you are a bartender, correct?

I am.

He needs extra bartenders.

OK.

Ted Nugent is playing, again, crazy-ass Ted

called me, night before last, what?

Johnny, I mean, talk about Ryan or talk about politics.

I mean, Ted will talk politics, too.

You think?

He said, I had so much fun last weekend

with that groove and soul, Johnny.

I mean, you don't understand that Motown Detroit

and the people and the love and the God-loving country

and the hunters and the, you know how Ted talks,

I can't do it that well.

Yeah.

You know, it's just coming through my veins.

I had an out-of-body experience, Johnny.

You don't understand what happened last Saturday.

He said, I don't know when the last time that happened.

I think it was in 1973 in the Hollywood Bowl with Queen.

He said, but it happened on your stage at the Roadhouse.

And I think we need to do it again.

I'm like, what do you mean?

He said, what are you doing New Year's Eve?

I said, we were planning on being closed.

He said, well, now we're not, Johnny.

But Ted Nugent's experience is coming again.

God.

To all that spring roadhouse on New Year's Eve.

Is that OK?

Can the boys would like to do it?

I said, well, let's do it.

Then he said, hang on.

Let me call the boys and see if they'd like to do it.

Can you handle the New Year's

Eve nudes?

Yeah.

So we put the tickets up yesterday and quietly.

And they just boom, boom, boom, boom.

They're selling pretty quick.

So if you want to get tickets to the Ted Nugent experience

on New Year's Eve in Walnut Springs, Texas,

I would go to where are the tickets?

It's at.

Outhouse.

Let me see if I've got the website change.

Outhouse.tickets.com.

Yeah, that's too complicated.

Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Do I have that?

Or is it on the Walnut Springs Rally site?

I don't know.

Man, this all happened so fast.

Ted just put it on me.

I didn't have time to.

The flyer I saw said out of house tickets.

What is it labeled as?

The whip flash bash.

That's great.

So I can go take out.

Let me see if it's at Walnut Springs Rally.

You've picked up his pattern like extremely well.

You must have heard his pattern.

You must be talking to this guy a lot.

A lot.

He's my new best friend.

Hey, John, tell you what one of the things I have to do.

I can't program my spinker ride.

I don't go hunting.

Get out, play guitar.

Get that vibe.

Get that move, that vibe.

It's at walnutspringsrally.com.

Yeah, he, no joke.

I'm like, hey, can you, we were doing some video back.

And I was like, I'm going to send you this video of me

saying something.

And then I want you to video yourself back.

So we can splice it together and do this announcement.

Well, I'm in a tree right now.

Of course you are.

He's like, you know, the sun is just setting, Johnny.

And God has created this earth.

And I'm sitting there harvesting a dough.

And I can't do it right now.

You got it.

I said, well, I understand.

And I don't want to disrupt a hunt.

However, I think the fact that you're in a tree doing this

video would be the best video ever.

Absolutely.

If you, do you happen to have a rope that you're going

to swing out of Tarzan?

Because this guy's 77 years old.

He's got guns bigger than all of us.

It's weird.

I'm like, what are you on?

I'm on peace, love, and God, and no fear in guns.

I eat meat, man.

I eat venison, venison, venison.

And when I kill, I kill it, I eat it.

Who was there last Saturday in this room?

I didn't make it.

JD, I'm telling you.

What he's explaining was kind of true.

Not kind.

It was pretty true.

But he doesn't have a great shape, you say?

No, no, no, no, the energy and the out-of-body

experience in the, I mean, like, it was kind of weird.

Like, Ted Nuget kind of levitated off the stage

and something happened.

He might have some weird superpower that we made.

I'm a little more sold on him being

touched by something more now than I was before.

Spiritual.

Yes.

800-800-7234-800-800 radio.

My name is, yes, Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Go now if you want tickets for New Year's Eve.

800-800-radio.

Coming up next is the car segment, where we slap

bid the cars real quick.

We've got the first one in there right now.

But I've got plenty of room for years.

If you want to sell your car, call in now.

800-800-7234-800-800-radio.

All the bids are good.

All the bids are covered by Ted Nuget.

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And this is the lightning round.

Sam in Houston.

What's going on, man?

Not much.

Tell me about your truck.

He didn't give me a trim model on here.

Is it a Laramie or what?

It's a Laramie 4x4.

Mega or crew?

Crew.

OK, not a mega.

And what's wrong with it?

Is it broken?

No, it's not broken.

I deleted it.

So it doesn't have the EGR or a cat or any of that

emissions.

How many miles run it?

26,000.

Phone screen or Hayden, you got to get the miles on there too.

Put 26K.

JD, if you could give him a quick lesson

when we're doing the break on phone screen,

and I appreciate it.

It's deleted.

What color is it?

Silver.

OK.

It's got good miles on it.

So the warranty's canceled?

Yeah, I would assume.

So I mean, I haven't taken it to the dealership

or anything, but I would assume so.

Are you mad that you deleted it?

Do you wish you hadn't?

I mean, I understand why you did,

but it does change the value.

No, no, it's got more power.

It sounds like an actual Cummins now,

and it's gotten the fuel efficiency got a lot better.

But it's just no dealership wants to touch it now.

Right.

Hmm.

I think it's a deleted one.

I think it's $45,000.

$45,000 because it's deleted, or is it just what they're worth?

No, it'd be $50,000 without it.

It's a $5,000 cut.

So for deleting it, wow, that has really dropped the value.

Oh, these next two new Dodges dropped.

Actually, we were analyzing this yesterday afternoon

in all our sales and reports.

The MMR on a 2025 is, like, $59,000, or $68,000.

We sold one for $60,000 on last Wednesday.

There were three examples of these new Dodge

diesels bringing $5,000 to $8,000 back of MMR just

last week, yeah.

New car dealers have a bunch of cars again,

is the bottom line.

Thank you.

Curtis.

Yes, sir?

So you have 45 cars you want to sell,

classic cars and very classic motorcycles,

Novus, GTOs, et cetera.

OK, so how long have you had these cars?

I've been collecting for 25 or 28 years, 30 years.

And why do you want to sell them all now?

Well, I'm not going to sell all of them.

I'm just going to pick and choose a few,

and I'm going to sell a few each year.

OK, I kind of want to do the picking and the choosing,

though, because you're going to show me some Falcon

and some package scraps that got picked up.

Are any of the good ones some of the pick and choose

ones?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But I'm not a nut for all of my GMs.

I got a, I'm thinking about, I

have a 66-node with SuperSport, so all original numbers

matching car, unrestored, nice car.

I mean, it's not a show car.

Body's great, interior's good.

I mean, it doesn't need to be completely restored to me.

Show car, absolutely.

But can you drive it like it is?

Absolutely.

283-powered life car, original SuperSport,

original motor transmission.

I'm going to sell.

I'm thinking about selling now.

I've had that car for 23 years

and it's never been out of my shop.

OK, I'm going to have my guy call you

on the classic collector side of things, my right-hand man.

And y'all start working on the list.

Y'all start working on the list and then I'll

pair up with him on Monday and we'll start going over it.

Here's what I do on these collections.

We get the shape done, right, of the deal

and have an agreement and principle.

And then I'll fly out there and we'll do the buy.

Yeah, that's fine.

And I don't know if you're interested in motorcycles.

I already talked to Richard about something.

He owns a business close to mine, so I'd already

talked to Richard about some bikes and stuff.

Richard knows the bikes.

He wasn't interested in the kind of bikes I have.

He was not interested?

OK.

Yeah, my bikes are high in $175,000 bikes.

I don't play in that world.

You know, you just got to pick your lane

and stay with what you know.

I can buy cheap bikes, but $100,000 bikes.

I don't know what to do with them.

They're not liquid enough for me.

I mean, you might as well try and be selling me

Phil Collins Confederate Soldiers models from, I just don't know.

Hey, I've got the light.

I've got to keep booging.

Go to, I've got your number.

I just took a picture of your number.

I'm going to send it to the guy right now.

Thank you.

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She gave him a right cross.

Every year, once you get right past Yom Kippur.

Hit him up right now, 1-800-800-RADIO.

We're going to go over to London and jam

with Mick and the Stones, man, which is very ironic.

This is the John Clay Wolf Show.

You know, I'll tell you, there's nobody

that could get me online angry like Rob Reiner.

Oh, really?

And this is not a, I'm not beating down his death.

Please don't take this wrong.

I mean, it's terrible.

But he would make posts and reply to things.

I never engage.

But like a few of his I had, I felt like I had.

Did you really?

Did you engage?

Yeah.

I mean, he was quite the, you know,

when you get online and start talking about,

you wish people would die, especially the president

or anybody, it's just, it's just vitriol.

It's hate.

It's weird.

When I first saw about his death, I completely assumed

it was some wild ass political guy

that was my first thought to not what happened.

No, that's not his son.

You said he was a what?

When we did this off air, you had a lot better comments.

No, I didn't.

That's exactly what I said.

And then Bobbo started Bob's holding back.

Oh, OK.

When I said was, yes, he's he preaches hate,

which you shouldn't do.

That's what you said.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, Rob Reiner preached hate.

Oh, God, yes.

Oh, my Lord, maybe I'm out of the loop.

I've only really seen him on TV.

I don't I haven't fallen in line or he was angry and bitter.

And yes, he I hope we shouldn't.

We certainly shouldn't very much the meathead in real life,

including Rob Reiner.

We certainly shouldn't preach hate.

But the dumbest thing we can do is to get angry at each other

over any of this.

I totally.

It's just politics.

The dumbest thing is to listen to somebody that's a movie

actor or anything like that at all cares what they think.

It's because I don't care because they have a platform

and they're surrounded by people that say they're brilliant.

So they keep saying it over and over and over to narrow.

I think what caught my eye, I mean, just thinking about all

in the family and his back and forth with Archie Bunker.

Oh, he was totally the meathead.

But it was very the same thing in real life.

Yes.

Yes, very much.

And I guess that's why I felt like I needed to reply.

Like somebody needed to be Archie.

Shut up, meathead.

You know, my daughter, Mary's, was he a German Polish?

Polish.

Yeah, you would say.

Don't say what he said on there.

No, let's don't.

Even in the 60s, that was very.

So you're up for you from Poland.

Yeah, there was things I learned languages that I can't.

You can't say it.

You can't say any words.

No, the things they said on all in the family, you probably

not say.

It's a big lesson in class structure.

Oh, it really was.

I was I was just over toddler age watching that every week.

Brilliant show.

Brilliant for its time.

The introduction of George Jefferson.

On that show.

Without saying it, Sammy Davis, Sammy Davis, Jr.

We kissed him Archie's sister-in-law, Maude, right?

He is the sister is getting married and he meets the husband

and they leave and he says, oh, good night.

Now she's marrying a Jew.

Speaking of Jewish black people, did you know that Lenny

Kravitz's mother is on George Jefferson's show?

What was George Jefferson's show called?

The Jefferson's.

Yeah, Joe.

I mean, I know, you know, you know that, right?

I did not know that.

You did not know that Lenny Kravitz's mother was the black guy

where it married to the white guy.

Well, Lenny Kravitz doesn't look Jewish.

I mean, I don't know what Jewish looks like.

Kravitz is a pretty Jewish name.

What was the black and white couple in the Jeffers?

I know exactly who you're talking about.

I can see him in my head.

Her name is Dicey or Macy or Roxy, Roxy, Roxy, Roxy,

Roker, Roxy, Roker.

Anyway, that's Lenny Kravitz.

That's the actress's name.

I think that's her character's name.

OK.

No, I think it might be the actress's name.

Google's your friend here.

You think I did not know him?

Roxy Kravitz and Helen Willis.

Tom and Helen Willis.

Now, is it portrayed by Roxy Roker?

Where am I coming up with Roxy Roker?

I'm not sure.

I'm looking.

Tom and Helen Willis, yeah.

That was some pretty wild television.

That's outstanding.

Yeah, Norman Lear created all those shows.

Good times.

Love it.

Samford and Son.

Do you ever watch the live TV, the replay channels

on the new TVs and watch that old stuff?

Oh, yeah.

I watch a lot.

Absolutely.

There's a Threes Company channel.

Now, this is cheesy.

You would never have gone to this because it's just,

it's just, I was the perfect days for Threes Company

at the time, which my parents found very risqué.

My older sister and I loved it.

And I can leave it going in the background for hours.

I don't care.

Roper, Fairly, makes no difference to me, man.

With Chrissy, without Chrissy, Threes Company, man.

That's how I fly, right?

Who was the hottest one?

Well, Chrissy, hands down.

But there was a lot to like about Janet.

Janet was your ride or die.

She'd stick with you.

Janet was so needy.

My dad, he was just, he was like, you know, she's a dyke.

I'm like, what's a dyke?

You know, I'm like, eight.

He's like, Janet?

That's what my dad told me.

Like he knew.

I mean, some guy that lives on a ranch

and runs a construction company,

he knew that Janet was a lesbian.

I don't know, man.

He may be right.

The things that were said around our dinner table

are not FCC worthy, I can tell you that.

Not for broadcast.

Yeah, my dad had things to say about

about Threes Company back in the day.

There's a reason that-

You think our kids are weaker

because we don't talk that trash in front of them?

He was allowed to live in an apartment

with two girls is because he pretended to be gay.

Pretended to be gay.

So Mr. and Mrs. Roper thought he was gay.

Mr. Murley sure thought he was gay.

Mr. Roper thought he was gay.

But Jack was cracking all that booty.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah, he was in it.

John Tripper was in it.

The Regal Beagle.

Larry was a pimp.

Yep. Larry upstairs?

Larry. Oh yeah, he was at the Regal Beagle

two times a day, man.

Running them hoes, running them hoes.

He was on a schedule running them hoes.

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not the Kroger, but the 7-Eleven.

B-B-Beep Genius Alert, Genius Alert.

Roxy Roker, co-star to the Jefferson's mother of Lenny Kravitz.

Thank you, we'll be right back.

Look at the big brain on John.

And now, back to the John Clay Wolfe Show

presented by GiveMeTheVin.com.

1-800-800-REDIO.

Now, John Clay Wolfe.

This is the dumbest song selection of all time.

What is this?

That's Slade, right?

Who are you, Ed Wallace?

I think that's Slade.

Hold on, Ed Wallace.

Do you remember him?

He was a car talker in Delfort Worth,

he used to impersonate.

Oh, my cousin Wallace Edwards.

That's right.

Ed Wallace, Ed's a good guy.

We used to prank call him.

When I first got to the radio,

we would call and stack his calls

so that when he was switching and hanging up on us,

then we would catch the next one, it was so fun.

It was driving crazy.

So we have another friend in broadcasting,

he probably hates you.

Oh, absolutely.

Yeah, okay.

No, no, no, he had a clear channel call

and telling me to quit bombing on Ed's show.

Did he really?

Yeah.

Wow, I did not know that.

Absolutely.

Because if you stack the calls heavy

and he's solo, he was on remote

and he had no screener and I knew that.

So I was hammering his ass,

well, there were three of us,

we were just hammering his ass

and we had our little scripts lined up

and we'd lead him up and then drop a bomb on him.

He was like, oh!

And then they dump it or try to dump it

and he's on a remote at the Autorama.

I'm sitting here at the Autorama

with my good friend, JD Ryan Chevrolet.

No security at all.

JD, tell me how great the Chevrolets are this year.

They're amazing, Joe.

And I was like, you know, and Ed,

my Chevrolet broke down.

Can you get the Chevrolet dealer to tell me why?

Because the service advisor turned us down

and they told us to go F off

and he'd hang up and then it'd be the next.

Hey, Ed, I'm still here.

I'm still wondering why my Chevrolet's broken down

and the service advisor told me,

and then he'd go the next one to be,

Ed, quit hanging up on me.

This guy really screwed me on my Chevrolet.

So frustrating.

You know, JD Chevrolet does not do things like that.

I think somebody's just, well, those kids, those kids.

I was about 35 years old.

I was 32 years old.

The show I was on in Dallas used to mess with him.

He would go on Fridays

out with a brand new car on the street.

Every Friday.

Yeah, every Friday.

He'd go out on the street live.

Okay, live.

We sent a guy in a bunny costume

to chase him live on TV.

I saw it.

Oh, it's so great.

It's awesome.

I remember that.

And they're in the frame

and they're live on the news,

back when the news meant something.

Right.

People were actually watching it

and they're chasing this guy

with this long hair and a suit around this car

and cause he's trying to get the bunny out of frame.

Trying to get the bunny rabbit

out of a full size bunny rabbit.

It was funny as hell.

Russ Martin show, right?

It was.

Fun time.

Did he not call y'all in wine?

He called the cunt.

Of course he did.

Of course he called CBS radio

and said,

blah, blah, blah, blah.

And of course our program director

went to Russ at the time and said,

stop that.

And Russ said,

okay, we did it again the next Friday.

Time for Florida news.

Talking about weirdos and bunny rabbits

with long hair and suits.

Now for North America's own land down under.

It's time for Sunshine State News

with your certified lifeguard,

J.D. Ryan.

All right.

Well, this guy was not in a bunny costume,

but he was 86 years old on his roof.

Hey guys, maybe you'll listen to your wife

after you say 70.

His wife told him not to get on the roof.

James Marqueris was read to be rescued

by the Tampa first responders.

He goes up on his roof to blow off the leaves

like we all do this time of year.

He said his shoes weren't gripping too well

and before he knew it,

he was hanging off the side of the roof.

Here's James on how lucky he is

to have his wife Sharon

who told him not to go up there, cut seven.

I got you, sir.

I'm glad somebody's got me.

My neighbor just happened to walk out

and saw my legs over the side of their house

and call 911.

Can't reach up, reach up, reach up without him.

She's been on me for years not to do it,

but when you build a home

and you go up there and you blow it twice a year,

you get confident.

Let me get your wrist, come here, come here.

I didn't mean to call all this.

No, no, no.

It's not your fault at all, it's what we're here for,

okay?

Maybe it's time to take Sharon's advice

and get someone else up there next year.

Probably so.

Yeah, 86, time to stop getting on the roof.

Yeah, where am I getting going to smoke my dope?

There he is.

Is that where you're going to go up on the roof?

I don't know, man.

Haines City Police responding to a report

of a crash Chevy Silverado.

They found a lot more than just a confused driver

of the vehicle.

Search turned up what they thought

might be a potential nuclear threat.

Why?

Yeah, here's part of the news story

to tell you why it was a nuclear threat.

Okay, number eight.

This all happened in a parking lot of a Publix

in Haines City Friday night.

According to police, multiple firearms

could be seen from the outside of the truck.

Benjamin Johnson told officers

there was a dirty bomb inside the truck.

A yellow plastic container was taken

and the ATF was called.

The container tested positive for radioactivity,

but it was a device used to test soil.

Marijuana gummies were also found.

Benjamin Johnson is charged with drug possession,

hoax weapon and false report of a bomb or explosive.

They also found thermal rifle scopes,

various knives, a battering ram, night vision goggles,

and of course, THC gummies.

Fun stuff in Flora.

Wow.

I know, right?

What an arsenal.

Right there in the car.

Right there in the car, right there in the car.

I don't know about y'all,

but I wouldn't want to walk around

stoned or drunk all the time.

No.

I mean, everybody's stoned all the time now.

Turley, are you stoned right now?

No.

GG.

God.

Stoned.

Is it Saturday?

It is.

All the time would not be fine.

But a lot of people that they're just taking stoner pills

like coffee.

Here's the deal.

Is it me or is it just the world?

But like, I know fewer and fewer people

who are stoned all the time, the older I get.

Well, no, that's just the world

in your age group, in your demo.

So all of the partiers are falling off.

Well, let's look.

Okay, you're still drinking,

but you keep saying you're quit.

I did.

You were drinking last night.

I quit about nine o'clock last night.

You do that every week.

JD quit.

17 years ago.

Right.

Going on 18 January.

Turley's talking about throttling back.

Who?

Turley.

No.

I mean, you know, I don't talk about it.

Shut up.

Let's do it.

Right.

I can just tell by the behaviors.

Turley's not a club joiner, man.

A lot of good.

Quitters never win.

Yeah.

Joe Rogan quit drinking.

I was reading.

That's what got me thinking about it.

And I started looking about it.

Joe Rogan.

It steals your, it steals your energy.

It steals your, when we get to our age,

that we're just not any good at it anymore.

It sucks.

Like the next day after the Christmas party,

I was hurting.

Right.

I mean, it's like, man.

Yeah.

I don't maybe do this maybe once a month

that it'll be okay to do something like that.

But yeah, no.

We had a good auction on Wednesday.

And I got excited and I went over to Gas Monkey

and I between there and then I went to the next place

and then the next place.

And I got home.

I called a driver.

I was drunk.

Yeah.

My wife didn't know.

She knows now.

I just see the people come in Monday morning.

They look like crap.

They feel like crap and they paid money to do it.

I always ask them, what's the sexy part again?

Yeah.

I know who you're talking about.

Yeah.

Well, the office.

Not anybody specific.

I didn't get anybody.

For a storied practitioner like myself,

I found, Turley, you're very close to right.

I think something like probably three times a year.

I might get like that off kilter

and it's almost always, always, always at home.

And Christmas vacation-ish.

Well, it's a few weeks ago a year.

That vibe is among us right now.

Turley wasn't drunk at the Christmas party.

I'm not.

I'm just saying this time of year,

my point is this time of year is the,

okay, we're off the clock a little bit

and it sure would be less party.

It's so easy.

Calling the friends.

Hey, you wanna meet here?

You wanna meet there?

Seeing this guy, that guy.

Just a lot of drinking this time of year.

It is.

And it sure is fun.

It is fun, yes.

Long as you're still having fun, man, do it.

It's just that the next day, that's the part.

I could have fun, yeah.

As a kid, when you're young,

it was like, all right, next day.

You bounce right back.

Good to go.

Oh my God, yeah.

My kid was telling me about, you know,

all the stuff that he did

and he's drinking and yada, yada, yada.

I was like, well, how'd you feel the next day?

I'm fine.

Call in with your pre-drinking prescription.

Like grandma's honey and eat a bunch of burgers

or, you know, squeeze a pig and eat its urine.

Whatever you do to keep from being hung over the next day.

Wait, squeeze a pig.

I just made something up.

That's a good one.

Okay.

But, you know, like lard in the pig ear

and gets into your system

and it metabolizes with your liver

and it keeps you from getting hung over.

Yeah.

Everybody's got these theories

and I'd like to hear yours of what you do.

I eat charcoal per kits

and then light it up with lighter fluid.

I found the electrolytes, those packets,

that does help.

The next step you just load up

or if you do it during

and your hangover's not as bad.

But I forgot and of course then in your headache.

Well, I take a couple of Tylenol.

I know that that's terrible

and it's hard on your liver

but if you take it before bed, it does help.

But now I notice I need more and more.

If you notice, we used to have a bottle of Advil

in the bathroom up here that's empty.

It was one of those big ones.

Big ones.

That was me.

What's going on?

Yeah, I'd show up here.

I've been here two and a half years in the studio

and you take a couple Advil in the morning

and then take, you know, three hours.

Keep your blood a little thinner

and it makes you feel better.

Advil's the worst on your liver.

It just is.

Well, everybody's got these doctor theories.

You know, oh my God, that's gonna kill you.

Oh my God, oh my God.

I mean it's not as bad as Jack Daniels

but Advil's pretty bad for you.

Then you'll have a doctor call

and say that's completely wrong

and another doctor will call and say,

oh, he's completely right and you're wrong.

It's like, oh God, now it sounds like

we're Rob Reiner arguing about politics

and we're just trying to get drunk.

See you back in a minute.

If you're offended by the content of this last segment,

please call in and report me now.

It's the most wonderful time.

Don't call me, sir, or I'll kick your ass.

With the kids jingle-belling and everyone telling you

be of good cheer.

Yes, sir, I'm going.

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

Hey, Barlow, it's my show.

It's the half-happiest season of all.

I'll tell you when you need to dump me.

With those holiday greetings and gay happy meetings

when friends come to call.

Hey, I'm not gay.

It's the half-happiest season of all.

Well, I was a bit perverted to the young age.

There'll be parties forehosting, marsmellas for toasting,

and caroling out in the snow.

You're stupid.

There'll be scary ghost stories and tales

of the glories of Christmases long, long ago.

Those balls look mighty tasty.

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

I just don't know how that mouse got in my buttocks.

There'll be much mistletoeing, and hearts

will be glowing when loved ones are near.

I have the ability to piss people off.

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

I hate people.

Yes, the most wonderful time of the year.

What the hell is wrong with you?

Oh, the most wonderful time of the year.

Thanks for making me look and feel like an absolute jerk.

Of the year.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

They hated me first.

And live from the United States, it's Saturday morning.

It's the John Clay Wolf Show, starring John Clay Wolf

with JD Ryan, Michael Turley, and Bobby Brown,

and featuring DJ Pre-K, Keith Richards, Rush Limbaugh,

and Satan, the Prince of Darkness.

And now your host, John Clay Wolf.

So we were talking about drinking

and getting hungover, and the best way to not do it.

Scott Wolton here, so what's your method?

I love you guys, you show, man.

I'm a truck driver listening to you guys every Saturday morning.

The best way to keep from getting a hangover,

I'm 28 years sober, is to not drink at all.

OK, Beverly in Long Beach, Mississippi,

good morning, you're on there.

Yes, sir, good morning, beautiful day here.

Yes.

I was thinking that, and I mean, don't take me wrong,

but the best way not to have a hangover

is just don't ever stop drinking.

Amen.

More smoking, I hear it in your voice.

What age did you lose your virginity?

She is from the South.

Thank you, Bev.

Jason.

Yes.

What are you doing?

Driving.

Where?

Pulling off some pills.

Ha ha ha.

So what's on your mind?

I need to elaborate on that.

I was just calling you this morning,

I hadn't talked to you in a while, thought I'd check in.

Yeah?

What's going on?

Well, we're just doing a thing.

But you said you were listening to,

he called me off the air during the commercial break

and he's talking about the drinking thing.

And I said, hang up and call in on the air.

Yeah, how about that?

And then like everybody else, whatever.

I've been here for years, John.

Like everybody else, whatever they call,

like you're talking to them on the phone and it sounds good.

Then you tell them to call in on the air, they sull up.

So Jason, what was it you wanted to talk about?

I don't know.

You tell me.

See, no, no, no.

You wanted to talk about you stop drinking.

Oh, why I stopped drinking?

Well, I had kind of fell deep in the bottle

and decided it was time to quit.

I remember.

And go ahead.

I remember a night you came out to the place in Burleson

about 15 years ago and you had a handle, a vodka with you.

A handle.

Yeah, it wasn't unusual.

Yeah, but that was a while back.

And then your wife called you and said, where's the vodka?

Well, I've got it.

And she's like, well, that's BS.

I mean, now I've got to go get my own.

Like vodka is heavy.

So you got into the ranch waters.

Is that what you were drinking?

No, no, it was still the vodka.

It's always been the vodka.

It's just a different brand, you know, vodka.

Well, I saw you one night about six weeks ago.

And then the next day they said you were gone.

You checked yourself into whiskey camp.

You were just so.

So I saw you.

I went to the.

At your celebration.

Right before me.

To the Mechamato auction.

Yeah.

Remember that?

Yeah.

Back into Mechamato auction.

Yeah.

It started off with a bloody Mary.

Sue's was out of town.

Oops, everybody knows.

And, you know, and then well, that night

and I went to the airport the next day

and told her, I think it's time.

So I went for a three day camp and it was a good camp.

It worked out.

And it worked one.

Oh my gosh.

Haven't had one stitch of a desire.

Really?

Yeah.

Three days.

It's amazing how three and a half days.

And then I went to a event in another state.

Let's just put it that way, because I don't want to give

all the secrets away.

But and, you know, got up to the dance floor

and thinking boy, it sure would be nice to have

a little liquid courage about now.

Right.

And then just watched everybody else around me proceed

to get shitfaced.

And that was the whole objective.

Remember, we're on FCC radio.

No, I already dumped it.

I've dumped you twice.

I've got to hang up on you if you do it again.

I don't have enough dump.

So you can't do that.

Sorry.

Yeah, he's nicest guy ever.

He's not doing it intentionally.

I know him too well.

So you went to a wedding.

Everybody was wasted.

It turned you off.

And you went for three days.

And are you doing the AA thing where you go to the meetings?

Nope.

You probably need to.

I'm not an alcoholic yet.

I'm always a heavy drinker.

And I got to the point where I was very drunk.

Jason, you've been drinking hard since we were in sophomore

year of high school.

And it is seven years.

It's never, you've always shown up with a handle.

When I was at SMU and you brought your muscle car over

to show me your old Bill 442 you had a handle.

I mean, you brought a roadie kit with you for 40 years.

And you're 50 years old.

This started when you were 10.

So you're going to tell me that a three-day hitter at an

offshore is going to fix you.

There's no way.

Yep, 100%.

OK.

Three days is detox.

It's not really, it's not like a 30-day program

where you'll learn.

There's a lot of people that just do what he did.

Set it down, walked away, your daughter did.

That's true.

You just set it down and say, that's enough.

There's a lot of people that do that.

She quit when she got old enough to drink.

She'd had enough between her teenage years.

By the time she got a legal to drink.

Somebody else's daughter or your daughter?

My daughter.

Yeah, she just quit drinking.

She's quit drinking.

A lot of people can do that.

A lot of folks can.

That's awesome.

Yeah.

Well, I think when you're ready, you're ready.

All right.

You know.

All right.

So think happy thoughts for me, Pods.

Thank you, sir.

You know, let's do it.

All right.

Well, so we love your show.

Thank you, bud.

That's the thing with a lot of people.

What he said is right.

When you're ready, you're ready.

Rehab won't make you not ever drink again.

It just won't.

When you're ready, you're ready.

Rehab enforces that AA's great meaning because it's support.

But some people, like Sid, just put it down and say,

that's enough of that.

Let me do something else.

And the things you can make yourself believe about it.

I knew a gal.

This would be a short story.

I swear to God.

I knew a gal not too long ago.

White lamp and it's over.

A couple of years ago, brought over this vodka.

And it's called Rain Vodka.

It's a giant tear-shaped bottle.

She said, this is so clean.

This is made in Switzerland.

It's distilled four times.

This won't even get you drunk.

It's so pure.

And I said, watch this.

Yeah, of course it will.

It gets me drunk.

Oh, stop it.

My brother quit drinking, too.

And he was about like Jason.

But he still has some pent-up energy.

Hey, Kyle, throw that picture up on the board.

Now, y'all look at me and he'll throw it up.

So my wife sends me this and says,

why is your brother trolling random girls on the internet?

She's a Swiftie fan.

My wife's a Swiftie fan.

So she saw this Swiftie thing, the Swiftie post.

And she looks down below.

Kyle, please put it up.

There's timing in this thing.

There's timing.

There he is.

OK, so read that.

I can't go to the mall because everybody thinks

I'm Taylor Swift.

And see the response on who it is.

Keep dreaming, seriously?

My brother.

Yeah, brother.

My brother.

Seven, just trolling.

I mean, what?

Just trolling that poor woman.

Keep dreaming.

But it's just so funny that she comes across a post on Taylor

Swift thing and sees my brother banging on this gal that

makes a post about saying that she looks like Taylor

Swift or her brother's like, yeah, keep dreaming, seriously?

That's funny.

So the point is, remember that when you do leave

a digital footprint, people like us will make fun of you.

We will find you.

So is that an alcohol-related dealer?

No, he quit drinking.

So I can't believe it on that.

Yeah, I was saying he quit drinking

so he had to find something else to vent or do.

So now we troll people.

Yeah, so his trolling is what he's doing now.

Online trolling.

Hey, 800-800-7234, 800-800, Ray to the Lightning

Round's coming up in like five minutes.

But if you want to get in line to get your car bed by me,

go ahead and start now.

800-800-7234.

They said there's a website, actually,

that's making a case for having a magic number of cocktails

you shouldn't have at a party.

They say two drinks will make you relaxed and kind

of sociable, and I agree with that,

without getting sloppy or belligerent.

And how many of us have gone to Christmas parties

where somebody's made a complete ass of themselves?

That's depending on your usual number of drinks, of course.

That is cut number 11, Michael, if you have time.

Yeah.

So how much do you drink?

Let's see, I'm good for about 10 or 12.

OK.

10 or 12 a week, that's not bad.

Well, a week.

Well, you drink 10 or 12 beers a day.

You countin' beers, too?

Right.

800-800-7234.

Jack in DC, are you there?

I know what happened.

What's going on?

You're on the air.

Well, I just caught up there, seeing that people

stopped drinking and stuff, and I smoked for about 45 years,

and I decided to quit one day and just quit.

Thank you.

Oklahoma City, what you got?

I've got a 2015 Nissan Frontier SB.

We've switched gears, literally.

How many miles are on it?

174.

Woo!

Is that?

It's a little high.

Is that $5,000?

I don't know, just trying to figure it out.

Put me down for $5,000, put it into gimmethevend.com.

Let's take a look, see.

If it's all Oklahoma out with his maroon,

and it's got key marks on it, and brush marks,

baked in red mud under the thing,

ashtray full of smokes, a lot of bottles and grease,

and maybe a spilled can of diesel in the back,

and busted windshield, spalled tires.

Oklahoma package, then we're going

to have to cut it back a little bit.

We'll be right back.

My name's John Clay Wolfe.

800-800-7234.

800-800 radio, buy cars on the radio.

Coming up next for America's Best Car Buyer, gimmethevend.com.

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And I'm up right now, 1-800-800-radio.

1-800-800-radio.

This is the John Clay Wolfe show.

And this is the lighting around Kevin and Houston.

You've got an 08 Jeep Cherokee latitude.

Is it a four-wheel drive, two-wheel drive,

four-cylinder or six-cylinder?

It's a four-cylinder.

It's 2018.

Is it a two-wheel drive or a four-wheel drive?

Two-wheel drive.

Got it.

All right.

How many miles?

Right at 42,000.

OK.

It's 11 grand.

11 grand?

Yeah.

But what I paid for it.

What'd you pay for it?

6,800.

How'd you get it so cheap?

The elderly couple I was helping take care of,

they wanted to help from under the bank.

And they asked for it to be paid off.

I paid it off.

OK.

You want to sell to me?

I said I'm looking to trade up

for a different vehicle for my wife, so.

You didn't say that.

Like I said, you did not say that.

You just told me you had an 18 Jeep

that you stole off of some old folks.

That's what you told me.

And I just offered you a bunch of profit.

So do you want to sell to me?

I'd like to sell it, yes.

All right.

Go to GiveMeTheVin.com and get your money, honey.

800-800-7234-800-800 radio.

Guys, I see where you're calling in about the drinking

thing.

We've done the drinking thing enough.

We're not going to keep doing it.

Undertaker in Tennessee.

What's you got?

Hey, man, I'm on my way to look at a truck.

It's a 70 model Ford truck with 80,000

original miles long wheelbase from the original owner.

What kind of price does?

Are you wanting to buy it for me?

Or are you buying it for you?

Yeah, no, I'm buying it for you.

OK, I need you.

I'm getting more and more of this lately.

And it's fine.

You guys want to bird-dog us cars?

I love it.

But I've got to figure out how to shape it better.

Because when you go to GiveMeTheVin

and you get a customer service agent

and you want to do a sidewinder deal,

they don't know what to do.

And guys that know what cars are worth

and don't have the money to buy them

and you want to partner cars with us, go to gmtvgarage.

Go to gmtvgarage.com and click email John, or JCWShow

and click email John.

And I'll get you with one of our buyers, our field buyers.

And let's see if this works out.

We'll put everybody to work.

We'll put the world to work.

But what about go to load it up into the website.

Go to gmtvgarage.com and load it up.

And I'll have somebody call you and y'all can work on it.

But if you need to have a price

that we can buy it for in photos and stuff

before we get going so that we can save time.

My name's John Clay Wolfe by Cars and Radio

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Yeah, some people say syndicated shows

aren't that good because they don't have that local feel.

Right.

But you don't skyrocket.

Skyrocket.

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Merry Christmas, everybody.

How are y'all?

We are live.

It is December 25 days before the big day.

The big day.

We are running cars this week at the auction

with just a handful.

So we're damn near off.

And then the next week, our auction is on New Year's Eve.

Which is gonna be a disaster also.

Why?

You just have an auction on holidays like that?

It's not a disaster,

but you cannot run a full program.

You can't bring a thousand cars.

It's not gonna work.

800-800-7234-800-800 radio.

What were you saying about some guy at the gas station?

I was at a random gas station

and just walking around and getting some stuff

and going to the counter and the guy looked at me

and I'm like, hey.

He goes, hey, tell John Clay Wolfe.

I said hi.

I'm like, hi.

All right.

Who the hell are you?

I'm thinking in my head.

I don't know who this guy is

and how the hell does he know?

He's a YouTuber and he's watching the videos

and he sees you in them.

I, it took me aback.

I was like, okay.

Did it scare you?

Oh yeah, a little weird.

I have one little baby.

It was some random.

Turley can't handle his fame.

I've never had anybody like just,

you've never had people just walk up.

Random.

Oh yeah, they know you now, man.

Now the trend.

They'll say something.

I listen to the show today,

but this was just like, tell John High.

I'm like, okay, all right.

It's cool.

I love it.

I think it's...

Community is what it's called.

We built it.

I mean, I started thinking about it.

I was like, well, you got two videos,

almost a million views.

Do you see that?

Those long ones, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, that's crazy.

And there's a couple right behind that.

It's the, yeah, it's finally kind of working.

You know, it's funny is when you're in town in Walnut,

I can see the, I can tell the show listeners a mile away.

Like yesterday I pulled up

and I saw this couple walking down the street

and I was like, here they come

and they're from out of town

and they're a show listener.

Hey man, I'm from Canada.

We had to come by, you know, and his wife's like,

she was like, the car man, the car man.

We gotta go to cart town.

It was in the middle of the day

where there wasn't anything going on.

And I took him into the rattlesnake

and I gave him a shirt.

He's like, I wanna buy a shirt.

I'm like, here.

He's like, no, I'm gonna buy it.

I'm like, nah, you came from Canada, dude.

Come on.

That came from Canada?

Yeah, that's cool.

Oh my God, that's awesome.

Well, when they come into town to the nut

and they go to the Roadhouse,

they're gonna see the biggest screen known to man.

John, you haven't seen this?

No.

He's got the large movie screen.

Kyle, we play the clip.

It is amazing.

I walk in there last night.

You go up on the movie screen?

Yeah, Bama is playing OU and I walk in and.

Oh my God.

No, no, no, that's above the bar.

Wait till it spins back.

No, wait, wait, wait.

Look at that.

Dude, seriously.

It covers the whole stage.

It's like 20 by 12.

It's like a movie theater.

Crystal clear, crystal clear.

It looks great.

And we've got the good sound in there now.

I'm finally getting the Roadhouse.

So the Rattlesnake name is going away.

It's gonna be called Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

And we're redoing the menu.

Got Reggie moved up here.

Layton's in here.

We've got some good people.

And Paul's still running sound and doing his band thing.

But we're changing it.

We'll have a grand opening hopefully in mid-January.

It might be late January, but a lot of change.

I finally, I'm not allowed to talk

about the previous manager on the radio

who was part owner.

I did buy her out.

She is gone.

But it's really fun to be able

to finally do this the right way.

Because when I bought into it, I was like,

here's what we're gonna do.

And she just wanted to fight about everything.

So I just finally said, after last year's motorcycle rally,

I was like, hey, there's $30,000

of operating capital in the bank account.

Maybe there's more.

I hope not.

I said, here's what we're gonna do.

You're right.

I'm wrong.

Now, when I bought into this thing,

it was because it was financially struggling bad.

Sure.

And you got it there.

So I inject capital.

Paul put in more capital.

And I was like, you're right.

I'm wrong.

You got this.

I'm staying out of it.

I'll come in here once a month and get a burger.

I'm not talking about it much on the radio anymore.

You show me you can make this work.

You got $30,000 worth of runway.

And when you run out of money, you're gone.

And, okay.

So I said in the account and said,

the third week in August is when you'll run out of money

based on this runway.

And that was like May 1st.

Based on this piece.

And it was the third week in August.

Wow.

Nailed it.

Well, I didn't.

She did.

The accountant did.

So we did a buyout and she's gone.

And now we're doing all the changes.

That's called the Roadhouse?

No, Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Got a great big 20 foot neon that is ordered,

you know, like old school.

And it will be installed hopefully mid January.

So that's, we're timing all these changes.

Spending a lot of money.

Where's the big thing out front?

Where that's going to go away.

Yeah, so that's coming down.

Okay.

And then.

The big thing out front.

I'm sorry.

What's that?

What's it called?

The Marquis.

Marquis, okay.

Pardon me.

The Marquis out front.

Oh, that Marquis going away.

Okay.

Well, because that looks small town theater-ish.

I like that.

So this big double-sided neon's going up.

Oh, wow.

So it's going to look real.

That's huge.

Yeah, that's awesome.

Oh yeah, that's cool.

Yeah.

And it's kind of in Harley colors.

And it'll be the best chicken wing

little roadhouse.

The food.

Chicken fried steak, rock and roll.

Awesome.

Motorhead lounge in a town of 700 in the Hill Country.

That there's, it's great on the weekends,

but it ain't very good during the week.

There's just not enough people.

Yeah.

There's just not enough people.

Well, with that big screen,

there's plenty of reasons to go by.

It's got to be the largest screen in three counties.

I dare someone to show me one that's bigger.

Seriously.

In a public place.

That's not a movie theater.

Yeah.

I think the only place I can think of

is Texas Live for the folks that know about that place.

It is Terry County.

Yeah.

But I'm serious.

No, in the Metroplex.

That's the only one I can think of that's this big.

So I mean, you're right there.

Right up there.

So the stage was unattractive.

It works.

And so the movie theater rolls,

the movie screen rolls down.

To cover the stage.

Yeah.

And it's got the,

we went with the high dollar projector

that really lights it up.

And you feel like you're there.

It is the best dam.

I saw this in California in

Oceanside, I believe.

No, it was Carlsbad.

And I watched the game at the place there.

I was like, that is the deal.

And it was packed.

This screen and having these games going

in the way we're rigging this up,

it will be fine.

In the menu, cheese fries,

go down there and try those.

Anyway, it's coming around.

So when are you gonna put like,

just close the doors and have your own videos

up there and stuff like that?

Just kind of.

Close the doors and have my own video.

You know, you can do a little, you know.

No.

You don't think about this stuff.

You can do whatever you want, right?

As an owner of a place.

I owned a bar.

It was my first business.

Two of them, actually.

And I, are you talking about like

watching videos of myself?

Like a weirdo?

No, no, you're weird.

You know, I'm not saying that you would watch porn,

but you could put it out there on the screen.

You just do something to just give a feel.

No, no, that did not cross my mind.

That thought never crossed my mind.

That's an odd thought.

And I'm glad that you shared that with the world.

Yeah.

Well, I'm just a vanity thing, something, whatever.

It did, you could, because you could put anything

up on that screen.

Dude, I've lost so much money

in this place in the past year.

I've got nothing on my mind, but fixing it.

Porn is not part of that.

Vanity is not part of that.

People are like, hey, you're rich.

Somebody said last year, you got so much money.

Well, let me tell you something, bud.

The reason I've got money is

because I don't do stupid stuff.

And what I've been doing for the past year

with this other management was stupid.

Sitting here, letting this thing just leak money.

Like a moron.

Yeah, no, no.

Porn is not in the repertoire.

Yeah, the curtain just came back on Michael Turley,

so it just happened.

We have to have this thing beefed up.

The canteen has done so well and there's a reason.

And my partner over there is incredible.

What really happened was we were gonna put

the canteen in next to the roadhouse

and where the steakhouse is.

And Felipe Armenta came over there,

who's a big time chef in Dallas, Fort Worth,

and he's gonna help us design it.

And she wouldn't listen to him.

And he find, actually, he was nice enough

to let her go work in one of his Mexican restaurants

in Fort Worth called Maria's for four days

just to get the vibe and understand it.

And she didn't wanna do Mexican food.

She didn't wanna do Mexican food.

So after he came back in the second time

and started trying to teach her,

he looked at me and he said,

hey man, screw this gal.

Let's go do the canteen across the street, you and me.

And I just said, okay, let's do it.

Yeah, I didn't say, okay, but, but,

I didn't say, okay, what do you think?

I said, okay, because he's so good.

I knew I was in good hands.

And that thing's been nothing but smooth.

So good, that's so amazing.

Anyway, we've got some new management in there

and everybody's, the staff's great.

They're just waiting to be directed properly.

And they've been frustrated as hell with me

because I've been sitting here

biting my lip for months.

Like, what are you gonna do, John?

What are you gonna do?

I'm like, we'll just wait, we'll just wait.

This thing's falling apart, I understand.

But what about the liquor?

What about the money?

I mean, let's just see what happens.

Because I couldn't do anything until I got code control.

Gotcha.

And now, Bob, did you like that TV?

Absolutely.

Wasn't that crazy?

At the Roadhouse?

Charlie and I were talking.

I don't know of any other place that has one that size.

Maybe there's one venue,

there's one venue we talked about,

maybe, but we're not sure.

There's one in Dallas called Cosm

that is like the Omni Theater.

It's like the Sphere, that's a whole different level.

But yeah, we've got a TV at the Roadhouse

and the football games will be on two-day

and it is an awesome experience.

Please know when you're in there,

there is a lot more decoration coming,

there's a lot more vibe coming.

We've ordered it, we're building it over the next month.

And Ted Nugent is playing, he loves it so much.

New Year's Eve.

He wants to play in New Year's Eve.

That's great, he called you.

Oh yeah.

I mean, come on, that's pretty cool.

He just said, dude, this was the best vibe I've ever.

He said ever, I just can't believe it was ever.

I mean, it's Ted Nugent.

But he said, I gotta do that again.

He said, let's do it in New Year's Eve.

I was like, okay.

I said, do you think we can say,

Ted Nugent, of course we can sell it out.

Sell it out.

We'll be right back.

No, we shouldn't be the star of a Hollywood movie.

Hmm.

But there I was.

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I've gotten five calls

from different high school coaches this week about Nolan.

Really?

Okay.

That's positive.

They're recruiting?

Yes.

Cool.

I mean, dude, football is no longer football.

It is football business.

Oh, for sure.

When A&M literally announces

that they signed a receiver to a new contract.

It's college football.

Right, right, right.

Yeah, I was like, okay.

This kid's a sophomore in high school.

Hey, that's good.

They're smart, they're rich.

Because before, they would just say,

hey, your dad works in this area,

but we're gonna get him a job over here,

and that way you can move to this town.

You don't have to do that anymore.

I don't think.

I don't know.

I don't know how it works in high school as far as that.

Private school is not for you about it.

I think that still works in public school for sure.

It's still sticky, yeah.

You know, all the guys that are bitching about this,

and I only know a couple of parent-age people

who are bitching about it.

None of them have superstar athletes

in their families, by the way.

But don't you wanna reward the achievement?

This is how we do it today.

Yeah, that's fine.

He's a really good quarterback,

but he's built so big that everybody's like linebacker.

There's one coach particularly that I really like a lot,

and that's where, but I like the school he's at, too.

You know, we'll just see.

I know he loves.

We got this letter.

Jerry McGuire.

Right, right, right, right.

I know he loves Patrick in my homes,

but I used to start to think of more of a McNair,

Rottlesburger type quarterback.

I don't know.

I hadn't really been thinking of that.

He has got that big ol' like.

Dude, here's what happened.

It's very simple.

I met his mother.

She's a very attractive woman,

but she has, not butt, and she has a,

she's thick, right?

She's not dainty, and she's got,

like her thighs are larger than mine,

but they're, you know, and she's stout.

And I was looking at her when we were talking,

I said, if you and I had kids

and they got your lower body as a man,

in my upper, we'd really have us some ball players.

So we started breeding for him a long time ago.

Damn.

This was all planned out.

Wow.

Started breeding for him.

Yeah, we started breeding.

And she's a Viking.

Oh, that's right.

She's Copenhagen.

Yeah, that's right.

And the Viking gene showed up in this one.

Big time.

It did.

Born dark, living, loud, and gloving.

I mean, he looks like a,

what's the guy with the hammer in Thor?

Thor.

And we've got to keep him down

because he likes to work out.

I'm like, dude, you can't get that big

if you're a quarterback.

You just can't.

If he did shift and went to the linebacker,

or he would turn into a meathead all the way,

because he's got a meathead in his head.

He squats 500 pounds, dude.

Oh, he's a quarterback and he's a sophomore.

You can be a big quarterback if you run, too.

He runs like a champ.

So if you're running,

so you're meaning you're running quarterback.

But you can't get too big.

You can't get too big.

No, yeah, that's true.

And you know what else I said,

is that this one guy was telling me

he likes the shorter quarterbacks.

He's six.

And I said, hopefully he'll get a couple more inches.

You know, he's only a sophomore.

He's like, we like shorter quarterbacks.

Shorter quarterbacks are actually

working the system better right now.

Really? Yeah.

Yeah, Lyman and they're tall.

I mean, six, five, six, seven.

But the way they're clearing paths,

lanes for the quarterbacks now,

it doesn't matter.

And if he can roll out and run, that's fine.

Well, what's that Mexican dude named from Tennessee?

How tall is he?

Oh, Diego Pave.

He's like maybe six foot.

Maybe six foot.

And he's like 40 years old, right?

Yeah, I know, basically, he's 40.

But what do you think about this guy?

There was something in the air.

Fernando, winning the Heisman.

Yeah.

That was pretty cool.

He did it for God.

I thought it was a good story.

It was a great story.

I just got to make fun of something.

What's the story?

Can you tell me, man?

Cube, I mean, his family are, you know.

Elien Gonzales, you know, we brought Elien Gonzales over.

He works as a manager.

Forgive me, the kid that came across on the rubber

man.

Sure, we all remember.

I mean, his name down in Albert, he changed it,

because everybody was all over him.

Half to, yeah.

But this is his sibling.

This is his, yes, his family members.

We liked Albert, Elien, so much that we went back

and we got, what's this guy's name?

Fernando.

Fernando brought him over, too.

And now he's a superstar.

I mean, we make celebrities around here.

He wins the Heisman for Indiana University.

And it's the first, you know, Cuban American.

Yeah, I mean, it's a good story.

His mom has a palsy.

I mean, there's a whole story background with it,

where then you have the guy you're talking about,

Diego Pave, he's just a partier.

With a hot mom that's dating Theo Vaughn.

Correct, yeah.

So it was a complete opposite.

What?

Yeah, that's what's going on in college.

I should pay attention to sports.

But Pave got on Twitter or something like it

and started banging on the Heisman voting committee

and said, y'all are a bunch of,

I forgot his exact words, but it was pretty bad.

Yeah, F them is what.

F them.

It was, he was at a bar, and you know now these bars

that come out there were just signs.

This is like what my brother was doing when he was

trolling on Taylor Swift.

Yeah, you know, you go to these bars

and they bring out the drink and they have the sign

and the girls are holding in.

Well on the sign it said F the Heisman committee.

Oh good.

The actual word.

So he didn't write it?

No, but he has to tell him to do it.

What you're going to tell him to do.

And then he was flipping off the camera

when they were showing it too.

Okay, so he was definitely engaged.

Oh yeah, yeah, it was just in bad taste.

Yeah, that's Manzell level dumb.

Yeah, oh yeah, no, it's going to hurt him.

Barry in Arizona, speaking of Manzell level dumb,

what have you got?

Manzell level.

Hey, can we start off,

can you tell Charlie hi for me?

Hi, Charlie.

Hey, hey, Charlie, Barry at the gas station said hi.

Hey, Barry.

Yeah, I got an O1 Suburban 2500.

I talked to you over two years ago.

And I offered you 10,000 for it

and that's why I said Manzell level dumb.

And here you are coming back.

Why didn't you take it?

Why didn't you take it two years ago?

It was my father-in-law's and I ended up,

you said that you would give 10 for it,

so I ended up buying it for 10

and I've been driving it for the last two years.

But it had under 100,000 miles

when you called me two years ago.

It did, it had like 97.

There's a difference.

I know this sounds dumb, but it's like, you know.

Oh yeah.

There's a statutory rape age, 18 is clear, 17 is not.

When you hit the 100, it changed the age.

I get it.

It's got no re-entry burn.

It's beautiful, man.

It's not scratch, it's got a,

it does not have those like high dollar floor mats

that improve the price of the truck.

Oh God, stop.

So, how much is it now?

No weather tech.

Who cares?

How much is it now?

Why does it not have weather tech?

What?

How much is it now?

How much do I want?

Yeah, what we take for it.

What we want, what we'll take are two different numbers.

That's just life in general, as you know.

No, I get it, man.

I'm just, I'm trying to see if you're still a taker

at the same price, or I did put about four grand

into the new air conditioning system.

I had the compressor flake and it ruined the system,

so I replaced that for you.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Was it working when you called me the first time?

What's up?

A few years ago, was the air conditioner working?

Yeah.

Okay, so you didn't redo it for me.

You didn't redo it for me.

You redid it for you.

Because when I offered you 10 grand,

we had an air conditioner.

Then you lost an air conditioner,

because you're silly.

And now we have to buy a new air conditioner.

And you want me to pay for it.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Not at all, not at all.

I'm just letting you know

that it's got a brand new AC for you.

I liked the old one.

Can you put the old one on back working properly?

Okay, so.

Yeah, let's put the old one back in.

Working properly, does 8,000 buy it?

I think we're getting closer, but yeah,

I think maybe it'll.

What, sir?

We'll do a deal.

Okay.

Maybe nine, if we get nine.

Do this, take photos and go to give me photos.

Just go to give me the VIN.com, load it up.

And buyers that are listening,

give me the VIN that you hear the conversation.

Say, John hit me at eight on the radio.

I'll take nine.

Just skip the whole two years ago thing.

It's just gonna confuse the hell out of everybody.

And please don't bring up the air conditioner.

Okay.

Yeah, I'd like to buy it.

I'll still try to buy it.

I actually just bought one of those

at a Mika Motto auction the other day.

It was just like that.

And guess what, I gave for it.

Guess what I gave for it?

A big end.

Eight grand.

No, I had a 454.

Remember the white one, Turley said 454 on the side.

No, I've just bought the same one for eight grand

at an auction.

I guarantee this thing is cleaner than that.

I'll give you a hundred bucks if yours is cleaner than mine.

Okay, well mine's gone.

And it lost just a smidge, but I was just about right.

Because I had to pay eight grand

plus a $600 buy fee.

So I was 8,600 plus shipping.

And on yours I gotta have shipping.

So I was in it for about nine grand

and I sold it for like nine grand.

It was exactly right there.

So that's the money on it.

I would have to drop it off and say it again.

Okay, that's cool.

Let's roll.

Bye.

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So you know for the past several months

we've been launching a YouTube video,

a really well-produced one at noon,

Central Saturday.

In this week's video is the Fire Chicken Recap.

It takes all the two and a half years of us getting killed

and beating our brains out of this car and doing a video.

That's cool.

But in pure, but we never could get it finished.

So in pure Fire Chicken Curse format, guess what happened?

It's not done.

The video's not ready.

Oh.

Perfect.

So there will be no video today.

Oh, no.

What would you expect anything less?

I hear you.

I was fighting it the last night about nine o'clock.

I said, just enjoy your,

I didn't just complete disgust, just go.

Just everybody just gets a hell away from me.

I'm so sick of this.

Were they telling you why they couldn't get it done?

I know exactly why.

We brought in another guy to try to help

because I was afraid the main guy,

Braden, who's been doing such a great job

is gonna get burned out.

So we brought in another guy to help and he flaked.

Why?

A workload and he flaked.

Flaked?

Flaked.

He has a wedding this weekend.

He's got to go to a picture.

Well, that's great.

Why didn't you tell us that Monday?

So anyway, there will be no video this week,

but it will come up next week, next Saturday.

Big nice New Year's.

Whatever.

Whatever, yeah.

Oh, but you think about all the tips and tricks

and everything that's gone by since summer of 2020.

I don't even know anymore.

I don't even know.

74 is what it feels like.

Right?

I mean, there's a lot of, there's a lot of time.

There's a lot of emotion, a lot of talk.

You know, that's, I mean, that's a situation.

Think about how many people have lost their job

over that car in the past two and a half years.

I think seven.

I think it's eight.

Okay.

Yeah, I was trying to go back and count them.

I believe it's eight people that touched that car.

So there's a rip list in RIP.

We go through all the people who got killed by this car.

It's like Christine.

Yeah.

You know, rest in peace, Keith, rest in peace, Ken,

rest in peace, Squirrel, rest in peace, Jake, rest.

I mean, just rest in peace, Chicago Bill.

Oh yeah.

That's five off the top of your head in 30 seconds.

Right.

It's like, yeah, it's a major.

Rest in peace, Squirrel, Son-in-law, baby daddy.

You know, is it your son-in-law

if he, if your daughter is carrying his child

and he lives in the back house?

Wait, wait, say it again now.

In the country, right?

Not the city.

Is it your son-in-law if your daughter

is carrying this man's child

and the man lives in your back house?

They're not married.

They just live there.

No, but it's the, yeah.

Possibly, possibly.

I think when you get three counties out of a metro area,

the labels change.

Absolutely.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

I'm gonna go son-in-law.

Yeah.

That's it.

I don't even know if they're still together.

I have no idea.

800-800-7234-800-800 radio.

So who got the million dollars for the signing with A&M?

It was Carver, I believe, the wide receiver for A&M.

I don't know if it's million dollars, by the way.

They haven't released it yet.

They're always quiet about that.

If you notice, they don't really announce the prices.

Yeah.

They haven't said what it is.

They're always speculation.

It's just they, basically what they're doing

is keeping them from going into the portal.

For those that don't know,

you can go into the portal and-

What's a portal?

It's like free agency.

Here's what happens.

So you get married.

Yeah.

And then a year after your marriage,

you can get online and find a new wife.

Or a new wife can say,

hey, I'll pay you X amount of money to come with me.

And you can leave and have no penalty.

After a year.

Yep.

And so in college, they want to recruit you.

And so other teams are recruiting to prevent them

from leaving.

Now the schools are paying to keep them in the school.

It used to be, well, I love this school

and I love this program and now I need the money

to keep me here.

Is there some kind of a salary cap?

I mean-

Not yet.

No, but it's coming.

It's coming.

Yeah.

And that's why the bigger schools are up there now

and then the smaller schools,

the ones that lose those players that are good

for one year and they're like,

hey, yeah, you're not going to be able to pay me

but this school over here is going to pay me.

So I'm going to go to them.

Do you know what school's carrying

the highest salary right now?

I've heard it's Texas Tech.

That's what I've heard.

That was a loaded question.

I've heard that too.

And I've heard next year it's 48 million.

What?

Yeah.

For who?

For what?

The players.

Players, yeah.

Holy shri-

Mackerel.

Right, Mackerel.

I said shmackerel.

And who is going in?

Is Texas Tech on the playoff this year?

Yeah.

Now, wait a minute.

Do y'all remember, let's go back in time.

Do y'all remember eight years ago

when I was talking about a guy named Joey McGuire

that I used to play high school football with?

Yeah.

And then I was trying to get SMU.

To hire him.

To hire him and I told him

this will be our next Gary Patterson

and they said no, he doesn't have enough experience.

I said, you're not listening to me.

And my buddies that run Golden Eagle,

Golden Eagle, Double Eagle Oil,

hired him, got him with Tech.

And now they're,

I'll put some money on there going to the Natty this year.

Yeah, I think your bet is that,

I thought he was gonna,

he said they were gonna win the National Natty.

I think we did, we did two bets, didn't we?

Well, the first one and we both agree.

I think they're gonna win the first playoff game.

Okay, so I get 100 on that one?

No, we're agreeing on that one.

Okay.

The second one was you said they would win it all.

I don't agree with that.

So I'll bet you the 100 on that.

But I remember talking about this,

I wanted the first 100 to offset this 100.

I'm giving you another 100.

Do you wanna get into the bets now?

Yeah, but let's not go too deep.

Let's skim them.

I wanted to get in.

So I said, all right, I'll give you something else

to feed off of.

So what'd you give me?

And so I'm gonna bet $100 that A&M does not cover today.

They're favored by three and a half points.

And who are they playing?

Miami.

And you said-

I'm gonna go ahead and take them.

I'm with you.

No, I'm against you.

Yeah, that's what I was saying.

So there's my first 100 and then-

The second 100 is the-

They might not win.

They probably won't win, but they're gonna go, I do think.

We'll find out next weekend when they go to Miami.

SMU beat Miami.

Louisville beat Miami.

Someone else beat Miami.

Didn't they have three losses or two?

Two losses, but like I talked about-

But Alabama had three losses

and they beat OU last night.

And A&M has two coordinators that are coaches right now

that are going to other schools.

And so they're gonna coach today,

but they're also head coaches and other programs

that they have to worry about right now.

So they're not completely focused.

So I think it's a, people aren't paying attention to that

and also they're not paying attention

to A&M's special teams is not great.

Miami's just not that good.

Did you watch Bama and OU?

On our largest screen in the world

at the Walnut Springs Roadhouse

that we just got installed at five o'clock last night.

And if y'all are around here

and you wanna watch the games this weekend,

you need to come to Walnut Springs, Texas

and sit down and try out our new cheese fries

and our wings and all of our good stuff

and watch the largest screen in three counties at a bar.

And on that large screen,

you saw that a field goal kicker for OU missed two field

goals that really would have helped him out.

Would have helped him a lot.

A lot, yeah.

So special teams makes a big difference.

A&M does not have a good kicker.

So what are the other teams

that those coordinators are going to?

The offense coordinator's going to Kansas State

and I can't remember where the other guy's going

to some directional school or whatever.

I don't know.

What's a directional school?

Northwest, Southwest, I can't remember.

I don't know.

I can't remember where he's going.

But they're leaving.

You're getting lazy.

I am getting lazy, yes.

Directional.

Kansas State makes great sense.

How did we do last week real quick on the bets?

So for the bets real quick, let me pull it up.

It was a kiss.

It was a push.

Yeah, three, three, unfortunately.

So let's call off the college games real quick.

Yeah, real quick, first one, 11 o'clock at Kyle Field,

number 10, Miami versus number seven, A&M, Texas A&M.

And obviously I've got A&M with the three.

Yes, and I'm saying no, they're not going to cover.

Next game at three o'clock on TNT, 11 and two.

TNT, is that still a network?

Yeah, it is, I know.

11 and two, Tulane versus number six, Ole Miss.

They're 11 to one.

Ole Miss is favored by 17 and a half points.

Now, John, remember this though.

Ole Miss beat Tulane back in September, 45 to 10.

They were up by three scores at halftime.

Does, I know Ole Miss doesn't have Lane Kiffin.

I'm going to take, now that you told me that,

you just baited me in nicely, thank you.

And I'm going to take the Ole Miss with the points.

That's a big handicap, 17 and a half, that's a lot.

I think they're going to win by 17.

Before you told me that, I was going to go the other way.

Tulane will surprise you.

We'll see, I think Ole Miss.

So what's your bet?

That Ole Miss covers the spread.

Okay, so we're 20 and a half now?

Yeah, no, it's 17 points.

Oh, you want me to move the line?

Yeah, I mean, I'm betting with you.

Okay, so I'll move the line to 19 and a half.

Okay, I'll take it.

All right, so you think Ole Miss wins by 19 and a half?

Yeah.

All right, I agree too.

So now, I'm going to bump it one more time.

No, you can't, no, no, no, no.

Hey, bar room rules.

You just set your new line, you can't go again.

That's what you said, we have the buck off.

That was the part of the, that you made the rules.

No, no, no, that's BS.

You did, you made the rules, it's buck off.

That's whatever.

So it's a 19, so you got to buck me off.

Come on, John, you got to show your conviction

that Ole Miss is going to get the honor

of losing to Georgia next week.

Okay, now I'm going to hold and you can have the high.

Okay, so I'll take the 19 and a half.

So I'm Tulane and I got 19 and a half.

Okay, you made this game.

Whatever.

Yeah, I'm not making this up.

All right, the last college game, number 12,

James Madison, 12-1 at Oregon.

Okay, let me guess the line.

Yeah, what do you think the line's going to be?

It's got to be a line like we just talked about.

It's got to be a 20-pointer.

It's 20 and a half.

Oh, yeah.

Oregon's favored by 20 and a half.

I'll go first.

Here's one thing you've got to consider.

So you're coaching this team

and you get up by 20 points.

Don't you pull all your guys

and not risk an injury for the next game?

Because winning big does not change your placement

at this point because it's sudden death playoffs.

Correct.

At some point, yeah, you would.

If you're up enough, you're going to put in back.

Look at what happened to Patrick Mahomes.

He blew his knee out.

He's gone.

It could happen to anybody at any time your kid

blew his knee out playing drunk boxing the other day.

It could happen to anybody.

So I'm going to go, I'm going to take the under.

All right, that's fine with him.

I think Oregon wins by 20 and a half.

So that's our college picks there.

We'll be right back.

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I see you there.

You guys call in with your cars, 800-800-7234-800-800-radio.

Rollins, hang on a second.

Rich, will you call me back in,

was it 15 minutes from now, Turley?

Yeah, yeah.

Rollins, you there?

10 minutes, 10 minutes.

Richard, you there?

Yeah, I'll show you the alarm.

OK, call me back in 15 minutes

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Steve in Tennessee.

You've got a 2010 2SS, so it's a V8.

It's got 115,000 miles on it.

Is it leather, cloth, automatic, or stick?

Leather, automatic with paddle shifters.

How nice is it?

It's not perfect.

You know, some little scratches and little deans here and there.

But I like to think it's a pretty nice car.

How long have you had it?

Four or five years.

It says you're looking for eight to 10.

I'm good there.

So let's get the pictures loaded up

into GiveMeTheVin.com.

Sell that bitch, sell that bitch, sell that bitch.

Thank you.

Houston, skip, Houston.

2014 F-150 says FX4.

So it's a four-wheel drive?

Yes, sir.

Six cylinder twin turbo, 92,000 miles, leather nav.

It says no WDIT.

What the hell does that mean?

Oh, what does it take?

Oh, okay.

Gotcha.

Does 12 grand buy it?

12 grand?

I have to think about that.

Because I've had it for what, seven years and I paid 37 for it.

So you're offering 12, huh?

I'm asking you this.

Yeah, I mean, I'm thinking 12.

What's it take to buy it?

I'd like to get 14 or 15.

Go to GiveMeTheVin.com.

I know I'm good at 13.

Let's see if I can go to 14.

I need pictures though.

And take pictures of the discrepancies of the inclusions,

whiskey dents, bad tires.

Take pictures of the bad stuff.

When y'all take pictures of these cars from 30 foot away,

we assume everything's great.

So show me pictures of the bad stuff

and then it'll speed up the process

and let you know if we can make the stretch on the money.

Take some pictures of that ugly bitch and send them to me.

No, that was not me.

That was Turley, I'm sorry.

He plays drops.

He takes me out of context

and he plays things that is not me.

All right, that just confused

the hell out of everybody, Turley, thank you.

800-800-7234 Trade, Memphis.

You got 11 Raptor SuperCab 200,000 miles.

A lot of new parts.

Leveled, white, clean,

getting new parts in the shop right now.

It's got a gazillion miles on it, is it, 10 grand?

I don't know, I'm kind of looking for a baseline.

I'm thinking about selling it

and I'm coming to you first.

Okay, it's a Raptor and it's a V8 Raptor,

but it's got 200 on it, Jesus Christ.

Yeah, it's the 6-2.

I don't blame you, I mean, it's awesome truck,

but you know, when you're driving that much,

what am I supposed to do?

Just put me down for 10 grand, let's keep going.

Go to GiveMeTheVin.com,

just think 10 grand is my first gut instinct.

RVs, did you see that million dollar pre-vote

we have out in the barn?

Is that JD's new ride you bought for him?

No, no, no, we bought it off of GiveMeTheVin.com

and you can sell your buses, RVs, travel trailers

to GiveMeTheVin.com.

You haven't seen that thing?

No, I saw the background of it, but I haven't seen it.

It's incredible.

Yeah, I've been in it.

It's the night, yeah, I've been in it.

Hell yeah.

Can we go in it?

I think we're gonna take it out

and go drive it after the show.

Hell yeah.

We'll park it down there at the Roadhouse.

Remember, Ted Nugent added another show

last weekend was so good.

New Year's Eve at the Roadhouse in Walnut Springs.

Ted Nugent, go to walnutspringsrally.com, grab tickets.

This is gonna be, he had such a great show last week.

He's like, let's do it again.

I'm like, all right, let's do it again.

So we're gonna do it again.

And at the Roadhouse, we have a crazy, like,

I don't know, I think it's 20 by 12.

I don't, I forgot the dimensions.

It's the biggest damn screen in three counties.

It's the biggest screen in North Texas.

Yeah.

That's not one of the Omni.

Yeah.

And you can watch football there,

so get your ass over there, and I'll see you this afternoon.

Hey.

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I saw that a shopping mall in Los Angeles

is charging $165 for kids to meet Santa.

Oh.

Now these kids are so rich, Santa asked them for presents.

Normally if sitting on someone's lap costs $165,

you're not at the mall, you know what I'm saying?

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800-800-RADIO, good morning JD Ryan.

Good morning.

What in the world is that bus outside?

I just went outside and there was a pre-vose.

I mean, a tour bus.

A million dollar pre-vose.

At least.

Yeah, I mean, it was more than that new.

A lot more.

It's like Jerry Jones' bus.

Yeah.

GiveMeTheVin.com, we bought it.

Okay.

JD's RV Wiener's going crazy.

Dude, I'm an RV guy, man.

That is not an RV.

That's a tour bus.

No, it's a bus, a bus.

Yeah, that's a Toby Keith Taylor Swift bus.

Oh, that kind of bus.

Yeah, it's a pre-vose.

Speaking of high rollers, Richard Rollins,

what are you doing?

Man, I'm just getting ready to go do the Christmas

shopping with the wife.

You know what we need to change his name?

No, I gotta go without the wife.

We gotta change his name.

P.W.

Oh.

P.W.

Damn it, man.

It's fighting nerves.

I'm absolutely fine with that.

Okay.

Oh, P.W. from North Dallas.

Good morning, sir.

So your Lamborghini stunt, did you see that guy flying around the Lamborghini and helicopter

in Dallas this week?

What?

What kind of prick would have a Lamborghini delivered to their office and helicopter?

This prick.

Oh, really?

What the hell was that all about?

Oh, man, you know, I said I didn't care how they got it here.

Just get it here if they have to buy a freaking helicopter, fine.

But you know, seriously, though, it was a pretty good, pretty good thing.

We were doing it for some little bit of street cred, I guess, a little bit of asshole move.

And then also just we had to get it to two places in one day.

So that was the quickest way to do it.

I know what you're doing, obviously.

And are you when we've already announced it, what we just announced it yesterday, the

Lamborghini Sturrado is our next giveaway car.

So that Lamborghini that was flying over Dallas and landed in my parking lot is now up

for grabs on gasmonkeygarage.com.

As a matter of fact, I forgot.

I get so excited about the Lambo that I forgot that we're still giving away

the brand new Corvette ZR1, which is ends tomorrow night.

So right now, if you go there and anything you spend, you get entries.

It also gets you entered to win both cars.

So here's what they do, Judy.

Yeah, they grab these crazy desirable cars and they legitimately give them away.

And sometimes they give away cash on top of it and you buy gas monkey merch.

And the hope is that the money off the merch will cover the cost of the

giveaway or get close to it. Sure.

And he just he just keeps raising the bar.

So he went with a $200,000 Corvette or $300,000 Corvette in this Lamborghini's

400, 350,000 is about right, Rich.

Yes, sir. And then I just secured a serial number 11 Corvette ZR1 X.

So the big bad daddies should be here around April.

Gotcha.

So what they did with the we're sitting there, we drink beer on Wednesday

afternoons after the auction.

And this has been going on for a while, actually.

And he said, Hey, man, did you see that McLaren fly in and in Vegas to the

RM auction on the helicopter?

That's bad ass.

He said, we ought to get a Lamborghini.

I'm going to do this Lamborghini and we'd fly it in on a helicopter.

I called Johnny the helicopter guys and hey, no, no, no.

He said, Hey, I call these guys and I gave it to Richard.

He called. Next thing I knew, there's a helicopter landing.

The gas monkey to pick up.

They had to build the rack, the aluminum racks for the thing.

They were out there weighing the Lamborghini and the rack

because everything is aviation's got to be perfect.

So like, Hey, man, when we take off, we need you to bring the we only need

five or three gallons of fuel in it because the limit on the 4,000 pound

limit of what the helicopter could safely do is very weight sensitive.

And they're weighing it and re weighing it and working it and planning.

And then you can't carry over people.

There's all this rule in DFW airspace.

There was it was a lot to do.

That took more energy than you thought it was.

Yeah, it was a lot to get planned.

We did a full video that we're going to release in a few days on behind the scenes.

I mean, how much went into it is absolutely ridiculous.

I mean, they had literally landed and pulled barrels out and were empty

and gas or fuel off of the helicopter to get to the weight.

And then we added, you know, fly certain areas.

And then I took it all the way out to this place in East Texas

called River Run and went out in the in the mud and the muck

and went four wheeling in it and took it up the hills and down the hills.

And we had some fun there because a strato is they all will drive

Baja ish looking Lamborghini.

There are very few of them.

So they went out to a to off road park and started dogging.

They didn't dog it, but a new Lamborghini driving it.

Yeah, just being.

I got to tell you this, I'll tell you this because we're all car guys here.

I was absolutely impressed with the performance of that car.

And I didn't think I was going to be.

I was like, well, it'll probably do.

OK, it was actually a monster on the on the on the dirt

and the mud and the mud and the water and everything.

It was it was very impressive.

Did you all did you all stop at this pressure washer on the way home and clean it up?

The next day we had to get it all cleaned up

because we just finished filming a whole bunch of stuff with it yesterday

morning and they're starting to come out now on all the news.

And we're getting a little bit of viral clip on it.

So hopefully people all over the nation start checking it out.

And and, you know, for the for the mere price of a t-shirt,

you can have a Lamborghini.

So what are you going to do?

Why not try it once or twice or three times?

So well, I guarantee you this much.

It's better odds than trying to win the lottery tonight.

Yeah, a billion and a half.

Gas monkey dot com is where you register for that.

And no gas monkey garage gas monkey garage dot com.

There's the giveaway point.

We have this Ferrari that everybody's heard too much about over the years.

And it's been a problem.

We send it off to these French.

We send it off to these French guys to build and they brought it back.

And we send it back and we brought it back and all this stuff.

And if guys follow either one of our YouTube's, you've seen all this.

But now so bad reality TV, are we going to make it?

Are we going to make it right?

And it's all staged.

It's real. This is not staged.

This is a complete pain in the ass.

And now I feel the pressure, Rich.

I've never felt I'm always watching from the sidelines

and watching y'all hustle to get stuff done.

But we've got all of our guys from the Walnut Springs,

the guys that build my stuff out there, helping to me.

These guys are on a dead run to make this right.

When are they trying to get it done?

It's got across the block at Barrett on January 28th or 20th.

Do you remember?

8th, 7th, I don't know.

But I'll tell you, they're at the shop right now.

They're working all through the weekend.

And I took the high road, John.

You always tell it like it is.

And you told the truth about, you know, our friend over there in France.

And I took kind of the high road and was like, well, you know,

difficult and this, well, I'll tell you right now, that guy's a POS.

Wow.

We have rebuilt and touched every single component and piece of that car

to fix it because he thought he was making art and we are making a vehicle.

Right.

The deeper they got into it.

So we cut 18 inches off the ass end of it.

We had to move the motor up three, four inches, bring it down two inches,

redo the rear ends, redo the drive lines, redo all the suspension,

change the wheels, changing the paint, changing the interior,

changing the dash, changing that.

Well, none of the electronics were proper anyway.

I mean, it's a complete bill.

It might have been easier to do it ourselves and then rework what they did.

Is that if we 100% would have and now because we're doing it,

I believe how bad after the car is going to actually be,

I might be raising my hand to buy it.

How are the guys or are my guys doing OK job because that scared me

because y'all are such pros and these guys are good,

but they're not used to that environment.

You know what?

Your guys are actually doing real good.

And the whole team, as a matter of fact,

your guys and my guys are really melded together.

And it's it's working like a finely tuned orchestra.

It's just taking time.

Times the one thing I can't improve or increase or give more of.

But yeah, they're all doing real good.

The car, you know, when I left there Wednesday afternoon

and we were getting the specs, they were putting the arms for the wing

and all that, I'm really starting to see it in your two.

I think it's going to be better than what we thought it was going

to be to tell the truth.

I guarantee you it is.

I'm not kidding.

When I say I might buy it, it is pretty unbelievable.

It is unbelievable.

It's I'm thinking also, you know,

since we were talking about it anyways,

I called our friend Craig Jackson and he's looking into the the rules

and what have you.

But I think we fly it into Barrett Jackson.

If we're true.

Why not?

I'd appreciate it if he'd pay for a little bit of that.

Because the the invoice on this thing is getting long.

I will split it.

We'd be like everything else.

We're partners in this thing.

No, with Craig Jackson would pay for a little bit of it.

Because think about all the promo he's going to get it.

Barrett Jackson.

Craig Jackson doesn't even pay for his own suit.

Probably get somebody to do it.

All right.

So we're going to helicopter that in.

I mean, who knows who knows who.

I mean, if you're going to be a bear, be a grizzly,

screw it, whatever.

I've got a few cars going out there this year.

And all right.

Yeah, one month.

I've got one month.

One month.

Yeah, Barrett.

But we don't have a full month.

We've got to get it done.

And then photoed and like what he's doing with the Lamborghini

right now in showcase pictures, take it out to the track.

Do a four.

It's got four wheel drive in the back.

So do all the stuff we need to do to build it up.

There's a lot of I mean, this is this is a big old fat

pain in the ass.

I mean, this is work that is a schedule that I'm like,

how are we going to do it?

I mean, we as they want to what, you know, if you want me to take

that if you want me to take that pressure off of you,

I'll buy you out of your hat.

I am too deep, dude.

I'm pregnant with twins.

We've we've been two and a half, two years of this.

There's no way I'm letting off now.

I mean, no way.

No way I'm getting off the gas now.

All right, we've got to go to break dude.

Thanks for calling in and congrats on your Lamborghini

stunt pulled off and I can't wait to see the vid.

You have a vid going up today at 11, right?

Yes, sir.

We missed ours this week.

Why?

Because the fire chicken that's taken us two and a half years

to build, we compiled the two and a half years.

And this was our strike day.

We were going to launch it today and we missed it

because we can't finish anything on it.

And your boy Ray, if you may, I can't talk bad about people,

but we brought in some extra help from one of your old hands

and he completely dropped the ball.

Well, that's why he's no longer with you.

They left me if they left me, it's because they couldn't handle it.

Live and learn.

All right, man.

Thank you.

Talk to you soon.

Later.

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OK, people, Santa's coming to town.

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Who's playing this weekend in pro?

The NFL games.

We've got to wait for this open.

This is the most special open ever.

There's some good games today, just today itself.

You got three college games and then you

got an NFL game that's basically for the division.

Packers at the Bears.

Bears.

Saturday today, 720 Central Fox.

Bears are favored by 0.5.

Bears.

They've been surprising me all year.

You know what?

I'm going to let you do that.

Yeah, I think the Packers are covering that one,

or win on that one.

Buccaneers, this is Sunday 7-7 at the 7-7 Panthers.

This is for the NFC South.

The winner will basically get a home field game in the playoffs.

Man.

Is it a push?

The Buccaneers are favored at 3 and 1 half

it's at Carolina.

And the Buccaneers have been just kind of, wow, great recently.

They're not doing what they were doing early in the year

when they're winning games late.

So.

I'm going to take the Bucs.

It's my turn first.

Come on.

Geez.

I'm going to go ahead and take the Bucs to win

and cover that spread.

Yes, by 3 and 1 half.

So you agree, right?

I'm learning to stroke jobs, Bob.

Stroke jobs?

Yeah, so I'll raise the line to 5 and 1 half.

I'll let you take that.

OK.

Next game, Sunday at 3 o'clock, 10 and 4, Jacksonville

Jaguars at the 12 and 2 Broncos.

The Broncos are favored by.

10.

No, 3 and 1 half points.

I got the Bronx.

Man, I do too.

So I got to move the line.

Do you think that the Broncos will win by 5 and 1 half?

If I say yes, do I get to lock in?

No, it depends.

I don't like this new rule.

You made the rule up.

OK, well, I'd like to undo the rule.

Yes.

I think when you set the line, you're taking a position.

Let's go back to that, because I think

that my translation of the rule change was incorrect.

I'll take responsibility for straight up.

So now it's a set, so whatever I move it to.

If you call it, the other guy gets the high low off of it.

OK, so it's 5 and 1 half.

I'm going to go Bronx.

OK, all right, so then it's set.

All right, then the light game, the Patriots, 11 and 3

at the Ravens.

Ravens are favored by 3 and 1 half, Sunday night, 720.

And did you see that Bill's game, Patriots game last week?

Really good.

Bill's came back.

Who's pick is it?

I'm not listening to all your BS.

What are you talking about?

It is actually your pick, because I picked last time.

Pets.

I agree.

So now we have to set the line to how much they win by.

The Patriots are dogs?

Yeah, they're dogs by 3 and 1 half.

So you have to set the line.

What do you think they're going to win by?

How many points?

One.

That's a four point jump.

Yeah.

So now it's just locked.

Just straight up one point, so they just have to win.

Because you're locked on it, right?

I have to agree or not.

I agree with that.

Yes.

OK, so then.

Then it's just the Patriots win.

Yeah, you just baited me into just picking the Patriots,

basically, which is fine, because we're both picking them.

So how do we win?

Well, they have to win by one point.

OK, so it's going to be less than one and a half.

It's going to be a half to make it work.

Yeah, one and a half, yeah.

So if they don't win, then I lose.

So you and I are betting within a point?

Yeah.

OK.

If they don't win, then you win.

So that's right.

There you go.

Then there's our picks right there.

JD, I think I got some money coming this week.

Oh, good.

You need some money coming.

I do.

I'm down pretty cute.

By the way, A&M game is just about to kick off right now.

Like anybody cares.

Well, it's 11 o'clock, and folks that are

wanting to watch some good college football.

I'm being sarcastic.

Go to the roadhouse, and we've got

the biggest TV in the world.

In the world.

We went from in three counties to North Texas to the world.

You can see the crazy two-point conversion

Thursday night football.

Seahawks quarterback, he threw what he thought

was an incomplete pass.

It was tipped.

It bounced into the end zone.

But after a further review, they looked at it,

and they said it was actually a backward pass.

You want to hear this audio?

Imagine if there was a conception that

is broken down like this.

It was crazy.

Oh, it was insane.

No, a conception.

Conception.

Like somebody making a baby?

I thought I got out.

But you got tipped in this and that, and she's pregnant.

Did you see it?

Cut number nine.

It was crazy play, man.

Nine, Mike.

I saw it.

I watched it live.

Who do you think you're talking to?

One on the game.

It was awesome.

Green receivers to the left.

Quick throw here and into a lot of traffic and incomplete.

Terry, what do you see on this play here?

Al, this may be a backward pass.

We need to get a good angle on it.

But if it's backward, then this recovery

in the clear and continuing action in the end zone

would be a good two-point conversion for Seattle.

After reviewing the play, the quarterback

threw a backward pass, which was

recovered in the end zone by the offense

and in successful conversion.

That is the craziest ever.

Craziest ever.

Took the game into overtime where the Seahawks

ended up beating the Rams 38-37 and took the Rams out

of the top spot in the NFC.

Great game.

Dude, when their rules guy, when their rules analyst

first just suggested that that might have been a backward

pass, I stood up and was like, what are you talking about?

Hey, this is a backward pass.

Yeah.

But it's screwed you, man.

And then for those that play fantasy football,

it didn't help that Puka Nakua just went crazy.

Yeah, Puka Nakua, ho-ho-ho.

He killed me.

What are we going to do?

Hey, during the break, let's talk about the Feed the Troll

segment and let's go over the deals.

OK.

Because JD said that he read them

and he thought that they were out of context,

and it's going to be hard to do like that.

I just thought, is that what he said?

No, I said, is that what you said?

I mean, context, I said, going in,

we need to give context as to the videos we're watching,

which is what I told you, Bob.

I think I wrote that down.

It's in the double parentheses at the top of each entry.

OK, OK.

800-800-7234, the light is coming up.

Dear God, here comes the bus.

And I don't mean to pre-vote outside.

Throwing JD under the bus.

That's a new segment.

He does, he does.

Damn.

How do you spell prick?

JZW.

Wow, wow.

That was the first troll.

It wasn't a school bus, it was a pre-vose.

Yeah.

Fancy.

People are asking about the motorcycle rally,

and I don't know.

There's some drama in town going on with the motorcycle rally.

Are y'all still doing the Rattlesnake Roundup?

Yeah, that's not y'all.

That's the City of Walnut Springs.

OK, but is that still going on the Rattlesnake?

That's like in March.

OK.

It's cool as hell.

Just checking.

It is awesome.

That's why I was wondering if it was still happening.

And you're changing the name from the Rattlesnake

to the Roadhouse, right?

Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

What's the change for?

Because we're in the middle of nowhere.

And when we're marketing, it makes more sense to say,

Walnut Springs Roadhouse.

Where is the Roadhouse?

It's in Walnut Springs versus Rattlesnake.

And I'll tell you that I'm just,

I want away from all branding of the previous owner.

I want nothing to do it.

So if you want to buy a Rattlesnake merch,

you need to get out there and get it.

Because we ain't buying no more.

There's still some there that is going away.

I want to get rid of all of the energy

of that whole operation and change it

to the way that we see fit.

Turn the page.

And we're working on it right now.

And Reggie Ferguson just moved up here from Austin

to be my Consilierea.

What do you call it?

Consilierea?

Yeah.

Yes.

What do you call it, Bob?

Consilierea?

Consiliere.

Consilierea.

And he moved into one of the silos

and he has a lot of experience running restaurants.

And he's been with us for 10 years.

And his parents used to, his uncle.

He ran the renautriata, right?

Angelo's.

Well, here's the neat thing about Reggie's.

Reata in Fort Worth, a very successful restaurant, Staple,

started in a small town in Texas like Walnut Springs.

Oh, really?

Called Alpine.

Way out there in the Davis Mountain Station.

West, north of Big Bend.

And Reggie worked there and helped open that.

Was that 30 years ago?

Yeah.

And then they built their big one in Fort Worth.

Anyway, he's got a lot of experience in this.

And he was up for the Christmas party

that we had at the Roadhouse and said,

man, I sure miss these little towns.

I sure would like to come back up here.

And I said, well, I think that's a great idea.

And next week, he's on the road packing his stuff

and he lives here now.

And we are revamping.

I'm no expert.

But if there's a rider, guy for it, I can't think of it.

Yeah.

He's very laid back.

He's very chill.

And I've told him last night, I said,

there's going to be times when I'm going to yours,

going to say, John, calm down.

Because I've been waiting so long

to get control of this thing so we could fix it right.

I'm so excited about fixing it right.

I get real like, do this, we got to do this.

Because it's been in my head for like a year and a half.

And finally, we can do it.

Spit it out.

Let's go.

Yeah.

Let's go.

Let's go fix it.

The canteen is killing it.

That thing has taken a lot of my energy.

I'm glad Reggie's here that I can port all on his head

and let him handle it.

Because I'm wore out.

We'll be right back.

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Now, John Clay Wolf.

Good morning, everybody.

It is Saturday, December 20th, five days before Christmas.

Thank you for joining in.

The 900 people watching on the livestream.

Good morning, Wolf Packers.

JD, Ryan Bobo, myself, and Turley, John Clay Wolf Show.

And I guess we've got a new member here.

Ted Nugent.

What are you doing?

John Clay Wolf, a merry, merry Christmas to all of you.

So let me set this up.

Ted played two nights at the roadhouse last weekend.

And the first night was good.

It was just fine.

It was better than good.

But then Saturday night, it became great.

And it was weird.

And Ted kind of levitated off the stage,

and he turned into an extraterrestrial.

And he called me a few days later.

He's like, hey, man, what are you doing New Year's Eve?

I'm like, I don't know.

We don't have any plans yet.

We've got to do that again.

We're going to do it again.

We've got to do it again.

I'm like, what do you mean?

He said, I want to do a show.

The guys want to do a show.

He said, that was the damnedest thing.

He said that what you actually said

was in your entire career, which you probably

aren't remembering your entire career,

because you said in your entire career

that was the most spiritual feeling, crowd moment

that you've ever experienced.

And you've run to do it again.

That's what I heard.

You're surrounded with the caliber

of work ethic and spirit musicians, these sylvants,

these gifted James Brown worthy musicians,

John Quits on drums and Johnny Big on bass guitar,

especially my team, Calvin Ross from Lone Star Music

and Chris Hadley on the PA.

And your team there at the Walnut Springs Ballroom

Rattlesnake Roadhouse, I'm going to tell you.

We put our heart and soul into every lick, every night.

Every gig, John, is the most important gig of my life.

Plus, I had my children and my grandchildren

there and my friends, my hunting buddies.

You were there, so I knew I had to levitate.

And you're right.

My feet never touched the ground.

It was the most intense, groove, Motown funk brother,

James Brown worthy soul music outrage orgy of my life.

And to be able to say that, because I

do remember every gig going back to Walt's Malt Shop

on Warwick and Grand Roof in Detroit in 1958,

where I got a vanilla malt as payment for my three songs

I played, and they were Chuck Berry songs.

But yes, I'm aware of my musical surroundings,

my musical responsibilities.

And I see the bright-eyed bushy tailed, nothing but teeth

and eyeballs in the audience with clenched fists

and sexy girls shaking their hips and dancing.

How could I not go above and beyond the call of duty,

which I did, so let's do it again New Year's Eve, Dennis.

Are we sure Ted wouldn't like a cocktail?

He doesn't drink.

He eats deer meat.

He doesn't drink no drugs.

Nothing.

No, no, clean and sober for 77 years

because I respect my sacred temple.

How about this, how many young people

have heard the term referencing their gift of life

from God as a sacred temple?

And you don't put chemical warfare

into your sacred temple, so I'm

cocked, locked and ready to rock the clock

around the clock, Dr. Spock.

I love this music.

I love people that love my music.

And it's out, John, it's out of body.

My feet never touched the ground, so I went, what the hell?

Let's bring in the 250th anniversary of America

at the Walnut Springs Ballroom on New Year's Eve.

So here we go, buddy.

So this is, I'm going to start calling you Adele or Elvis.

Do you know what they're famous for?

Residents, residencies, residencies.

So I, yeah, I see what's happening here.

You see, Ted lives in these hills out here,

right in Bosque, right outside of Bosque County.

So he can drive here.

You know, I was thinking, remember Daryl Hall,

he did Daryl's house?

Yeah, sure.

That's what we need to start doing.

If we're just going to do this once a quarter

and you start bringing your friends in

and we do big video production

and you start putting together a thing

with your jam buddies, that would be awesome, awesome.

You put all that technology together, John Wolf

and Uncle Ted will unleash the beast.

Every song, every lick, every night.

And boy, do I have the best friends from

Steven Tyler and Joe Perry to Sammy Hagar

and Ricky Medlock and my fellow damn Yankees,

Tommy Shaw and Jack Lays of Night Ranger.

I mean, are you kidding me?

I got the best musicians at my side.

That's why I have such effervescent masculinity,

musical groove, because of the people that surround me.

They inspire my every finger move on the yelting,

the fretboard of the mighty Gibson Birdland guitar.

That's what we need to do.

That would be incredible.

That's what we need to do.

Because what gave me the idea

was I was watching a video of you

and Sammy, Sammy was out at your ranch

and y'all were doing kind of a version of that.

And I was like, this is what we need to do.

This would be incredible.

I mean, that would be the neatest seat ever

for a fan of any of these guys and me.

Hell, I just want to have a good time.

I really believe that Walnut Springs

here in Central Texas is really the epicenter

of absolute gonzo real music lovers

that pay attention to the groove, the tightness,

the rhythm, the drums and bass uniting like a funk brother

and Uncle Ted flamethrowing guitar licks.

And my songs are so much fun.

They have such an inescapable groove.

Again, thanks to my rhythm section.

But yes, when I played the Armadillo World Headquarters

back in 67 with the Amboy Dukes,

I scared those hippies because we had so much tight groove.

We were sons of the Motown Funk Brothers.

So New Year's Eve, if you want to see what it was like

when we created this outrage of Chuck Berry

and Little Richard and Bo Diddley

and the Motown Funk Brothers,

it will be at the Walnut Springs ballroom

on New Year's Eve 2025.

When I came, so I bought this ranch out here.

And I literally bought this place.

So I'd have an outdoor place with the boys.

We got three sons and I drove through that town.

I came out here for the land

and then I went back into town.

I started looking around and I said,

man, this looks like a movie set.

And I started thinking about the, you know,

it's an hour from DFW and the terrain and the topography

and I went into this place and went into that place.

I was like, this is already set up like a movie set.

And I was like, we need to build

Lucanbach, Texas, Green Hall.

This is the place to do this

and make it like motor city for hot rods and bikes also.

And I'm so happy that you are catching that vibe.

You came back this week

and went to the Bosque Cantina.

You see what I'm talking about.

That's right.

And by the way, you know, when you're cleaning sober

for 77 years, your taste buds actually work.

And so my taste buds,

I have an obligation to stimulate

and satisfy my taste buds with Mrs. Nugent.

Speaking of stimulation,

she and I went to the Bosque Cantina and your staff.

The people were wonderful.

The food was world class in that little village

of Walnut Springs, a big salute to you and that team.

We used to like to travel around the world just to eat

like Anthony Bourdain, my dear friend, God rest his soul.

But I only have to go to Walnut Springs now.

Thank you for that.

Yeah, but what I'm really excited

about this newfound friendship that you and I have

is that your vision, we haven't really talked about this

but I hear you talk and I'm listening, nodding my head.

You see what I see here.

After there's a heart and soul to real America,

I was born in Detroit, John and team.

1948, you know, where it was revered, not just respected,

but Detroit, the motor city, the industrial revolution,

the epicenter of work ethic, entrepreneur risk taking

and sacrifice that there was no such thing

as bloodsucking and welfare.

It was only how early can you get up?

How much heart and soul can you put

into producing the greatest world-class quality,

desirable product?

You stayed late and if you did that,

you went from a guitar playing waltz malt shop

to selling out Cal Jam and making a million bucks in one night

and that's the work ethic that I see

in this part of the country in spite of Austin,

in spite of Dallas, in spite of San Antonio,

in spite of Houston, in spite of El Paso.

Not only the guilty need to feel guilty

but you know what I'm talking about.

The heart and soul of America is in the Walnut Springs

and in the Fredrick's and in Kerrville,

those kind of villages, that's still

the heart and soul of America.

Yes, yes.

It's neat, there's a reason you and I both

decided to plan our flag out here

and we both got the same vibe

and I'm super excited about it.

I've got one quick question, I've only got two minutes

left but once something in our conversations

I have not asked you and we've talked a lot

but with your political energy

at 77 years old and by the way guys

when you watch him in plays, concerts

you'll think he's 35 years old, no joke, no question

but what is your goal to push, what is your agenda?

I'm not saying it's a bad one

but you're trying to convert and open eyes to what?

The self-inflicted horror story and curse of apathy

where I demand constitutional accountability

from my elected employees, a simple

we the people experiment and self-government

is the vision of the founding fathers.

Right now America is King George

and Santa Anna all over again.

If you don't get that, call 1-800-NUM-NUT

and Michael Moore will tell you why

you don't need personal hygiene.

We are in a toilet flush in America

and I'm here with, there's hunternation.org

we're focusing on conservatives that don't vote

and in all seven swing states

we got millions of conservatives

that had never voted to vote God family country.

That's my agenda, it's perfect.

God family country, got it.

Nugent, we'll see you at New Year's Eve, sir.

Looking forward to it.

All right, rock and roll, like you mean it, boys.

Thank you guys, see ya.

Wow, I told y'all buckle up.

I'm just one cocktail, just, no.

No, he didn't want it.

I need that energy to that age.

He's gonna help us make this happen.

Oh, he's already helping us make this happen.

And the neat thing about he and I

is he wants it to happen too.

Because it's close to him.

And he said, I can come here and I can drive home.

He said, this is it.

I'm like, yes, sir, I found it.

Bringing in Steven Tyler, bringing in Sammy.

You watch, I'll bet your ass he does it.

Totally believe you.

I'll bet your ass he does it.

All right, we'll be right back.

I'm excited.

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Matt, 1956 Mercury Monterey, no miles, basically.

350 Tremac 5-speed, carry four-link on there.

Four-door, two-door.

Two-door.

Thank God.

It's a nice car, tell you what.

I won good guys with it the last three years in a row.

It wins car shows all the time, pretty sweet.

So, you know the Resto mods with the big motors

or what, bringing the money.

Give me some current comps that support

your 70 to $75,000 ask.

Oh, man, I, you know, there really isn't many comps.

If you look around for them, you don't find,

you won't see many.

But there's a reason.

So I really don't have any comps.

I just know what other builds that I've done and seen

and other ones that I've seen and known.

So that's kind of what I based it off of,

but the finish, the quality of the build.

It's just desirability.

And I base it all off a desirability

and what can I get out of it?

Because I mean, I give you your 70,000.

I'm looking for, on a car like this,

I'm not working for 500 bucks.

I'm gonna, I need to spread it $5,000

because there's so much risk in it.

And I don't know this one off the top of my head.

I took your number and I just forwarded it

to one of my pros on the older cars,

on the non, the original, I call them happy days cars.

Yours is better looking than that,

but don't hold your breath on the 70 grand from us.

I don't trust that price point on this car that much,

unless it's, you know, when we get into that realm,

I need LT4, I need Supercharger,

I need current, this current that,

that's where I can sell them.

Is, but these original happy days cars,

I'll bet, I mean, just go ahead and hurt your feelings.

I bet it's gonna be 40 grand.

Oh no.

Right, I know, I know, I know, I know.

I know, so wait, you've been offered 50.

You have to really see the car to appreciate it.

Understood.

I think you would understand where I'm coming from,

but I get where you're coming from.

See, you had a 50 offer, is that what you said?

60.

60, why didn't you sell it?

Cause you won a 70, but what, did you go look at comps?

I wasn't in the, I wasn't in the,

wasn't in the mood to sell it at the time.

I have five other cars

and I've just been kind of slowly liquidating.

I'm getting a little bit older,

want to kind of move out somewhere

where it can just take it easy and that's about it.

Go to bring a trailer and look those up.

I'm looking at one right now that sold in 2019

for 21,000, I'm sure your car is better.

This one's good.

Um, yeah, my suggestion to you is find those comps.

You don't win good guy car shows on,

you don't win good guy car shows on just good.

I understand, but we've got to turn this thing into money.

We've got to, that's, so go get familiar with comps

and find some comps of the desirability

that are around your, do the research that I would do

if I thought I was going to get the spot

and then call us back.

All right, thank you.

We'll do that.

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I love penguins.

They're just the best animal in the world,

which is why I'm kind of mad at Santa Claus

because the penguins hang out with Santa all year round

and it's a penguin's dream to fly.

They're like, we wanna fly, we wanna fly, you know?

And Santa has the magical ability to make animals fly,

to guide his sleigh and he's completely ignoring the penguins.

Instead, he's importing reindeer from Canada.

And I don't know if you know this,

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Five days before Christmas, hey everybody.

Tom and Alabama, what's on your mind?

Hey, John.

No, I just had the greatest vibe listening to you and Ted

and what I wanted to say is the first show

I ever listened to with you guys

and I know you remember, you had Henry Hill.

Henry Hill from, you know, Tommy Carboni,

I don't remember him.

Anyways, you need to back off on return next year.

Man, you're building a super small unique empire right now.

And it's just gonna get even better.

And I wanted to say to all you guys,

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year's.

You too.

Thank you.

I appreciate what you're saying.

I hear you, thank you, thank you.

Speaking of Christmas, John, from the office,

there's a Christmas present.

So the empty frame that we unwrapped on the air

last week that was almost a gag gift,

was this supposed to be in it?

This was supposed to be in there.

Okay.

So we've got a jersey of some sorts.

We don't know who it is yet.

Pete Rose, Pete Rose, that's a good one.

And it's signed Pete Rose for the wall of shame, everybody.

Yeah, that was supposed to be in the gift last week.

Funny story, the person that went ahead and ordered it,

didn't realize and read the fine print

that it was just the frame, not the jerseys.

Wow.

So we got a really good deal.

So he had to buy the jersey separately, so yeah.

That's a good one, thanks, guys.

Yeah, no problem.

I love the wall of shame is a.

It's amazing.

It's a list of, it's a bunch of frame jerseys

on the wall up here in the studio

that are people that have made mistakes

in their professional sporting career.

That's a very kind way to put that.

Thank you.

Speaking of unkind ways to put things,

let's read some trolling, the comments

that people have made on our YouTube videos.

Oh yeah.

Here we go.

Don't be the troll, don't be the troll.

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na.

Where you got?

So I looked through these comments on our YouTube

and there's a lot of haters on there.

Yes.

You just can't help it.

Sometimes the hate's so bad that I delete it

because it's almost pornographic.

Oh no.

Yeah.

I leave the ones up that are fine,

but so what I asked Bob to do is I said,

why don't you go through and take some of the hate email

and let's read it.

It's like mean tweets.

Sure.

So here's one of the videos,

Richard and I trying to buy Super Rare Barn Fine.

Super Rare Barn Fine.

That's the name of the video.

Okay.

It was up outside of Sturgeon.

So I remember this.

Okay.

Guy writes, really bothers me

that a guy with Richard,

that the guy with Richard,

gas monkey Richard Rollins,

is kept leaning and touching on all the cars.

Nice cars.

I've seen this a lot.

People get mad because I put my hand on a fender.

What I really do is I grab the door handles

or I touch parts that are not that special.

I am a recovered paraplegic.

I can't balance,

then get a cane when I want to.

And I'll stand next to the car

and have my fingertips on the side,

leaning against it.

Sure.

And it just really bothers people.

And you can kiss my ass.

That's fine.

There you go.

Negotiate by leaning on another man's car is crazy.

And that sad line about having to move

and clean them all,

probably ain't going to work either.

What's that mean?

Two clowns, one guy bad-mouthing,

the other guy's paint job.

And Rollins saying he ain't going to steal nothing here.

Get the F out of here.

Here's an interesting exchange.

Another gas monkey and myself were buying a set of cars.

Trump says this is what it looks like

to have daddy's money.

What's that mean?

The guy's screen name is T-Rump.

Okay.

There's capital R in there, I think.

In my 35 years, I've never heard one per,

another guy replied to him.

I've never heard one person with anything going on

that says daddy's money.

That's a broke D's excuse to make themselves feel better.

Dude, if it ain't daddy's money, daddy got rich.

So what's the difference?

Just because your father was a failure,

don't hate on another man.

Oh, these are commentators hating on each other.

That's cool.

Are they saying I have daddy's money?

Yeah.

Somebody, I think somebody mentioned something

about daddy's money.

Let's get that straight right now.

I had to pay for my dad's funeral.

You said get comments in it, you know.

I mean.

I didn't write that.

I'm not banging on it.

See, don't feed the trolls, John.

I'm not banging on my dad, but give me a break.

Hey, he did have money when I was a kid.

And that was fun.

And I got to grow up with daddy having money.

And then when he lost it all, that's true.

I might have been talking about Richard.

That's what gave me the inspiration to get it back.

Adam Corolla sees the Testarosa 6x6,

which we're calling the F6 for the first time.

This is a video.

We need to label the videos so that people know what.

We're just learning as we go, that know where we're going.

What's that one called?

I got Betrayed or something.

Adam Corolla is far more popular and wealthy

than Richard and John.

Another guy says Adam is on the Epstein list.

Oh, geez.

So what, I'm on the Epstein list.

Want to do something about it?

Says someone else.

No McMaster on the Epstein bar list.

What is Epstein bar?

That is a, what is Epstein bar?

I think that's like a neurological disease.

Right, that's right, that's right.

Growsing a guy on a reel that wants 50,000

for a stock 86K5 Blazer in the 80s.

I wanted to date Pamela Anderson,

but that doesn't happen either.

I reply, she probably would now

and her makeup wouldn't rub off on your zipper anymore.

Adam Corolla's bus.

All right, I get it.

Some of them were cute.

Yeah, some of them were cute.

The problem is, is Bob the Good ones,

they're burners, I delete a lot of them

that are just absolute, just too rough.

So maybe I should take pictures of them and give them to you.

Something, you know, or leave them up, you know.

Yeah, they're too harsh, they're too bad.

I mean, a lot of them are just so ridiculous.

Yeah, you know, I was surprised

that I didn't find any as harsh

or in the kind of quantity that you described.

Yeah, so it's my fault.

I need to take them and give them to you.

We'll read them on the radio.

Whatever works, you've probably got somebody

that can do that for you if you just know what they are.

But yeah, you can shoot them over.

All right, what you got, Jay?

It is the most wonderful time of the year.

And a lot of people are putting out Christmas videos.

One of our friends, Gary Busey,

has put out a Christmas video.

I think the man's finally totally lost his mind.

He left a very bizarre Christmas gift

on his Instagram for all of us this week.

It's kind of an impromptu addition.

Maybe the C&C toy with the cow says, move.

Did he have a stroke?

I don't think so.

I think he's just lost his mind.

He's had a motorcycle accident or three.

He's been good and banged up for the last 20 years.

You got to play?

So think of these C&C, where the cow says, move.

He wants to tell us here about a certain animal.

Cut number 13.

Hey, it's Gary Busey

and I have got a great Christmas present for you.

Listen to this.

That's what a goose sounds like.

It's a bunch.

They let you know they're up there.

You get a bunch of geese together.

They're honking in the air.

He looks terrible.

All the videos on JCWShow.com.

I mean, look at him.

Do you remember Gary Busey in his heyday?

Like, he played Buddy Holly.

Buddy Holly, yeah, I mean, he looked great.

He was the villain in the original lethal weapon.

Is this what alcohol and drugs do to you?

Or is it something else?

Quite possibly, yeah.

What did Trump say about last week

on the administration would reset the fuel efficiency?

And they're announcing last week

they're gonna reset the fuel efficiency standards,

noting that the previous Biden administration rules

put tremendous upward pressure on car prices.

Remember, Biden was gonna have to make

by whatever the year was.

2028 or 30.

Something like all the cars had to head

some outrageous miles per gallon thing,

which means basically, you know,

that he put tremendous pressure on car prices,

is what he's saying.

Which may be soon-

Well, Trump did that with tariffs.

American drivers will be having conversations

like this once again, cut number three.

Hey, that thing got a hammy?

You're about to find out.

Hey, that thing got a hammy?

Yeah, sweet.

Hey, that thing got a hammy, right?

Yeah, well now I got a hammy, too.

But I got something you don't got.

Check this out.

Here we go.

The hammy legend continues.

Sweet.

Hittie!

Yeah, the hammy will be back now.

It's coming back now.

Muscle cars again?

Yeah, well, I mean-

GM needs to make a real muscle car.

It's time for them.

And I was talking to Fuss about this.

They need, it's the SRT, the Dodge thing.

They've done such a good job with it over the past,

God, it's been 20 years now.

General Motors, I mean, they have the Corvette,

so the ZR1, of course, but it's so expensive.

But they need to do, they need to do the Chevelle again,

is what they need to do.

Yeah, and that mock-up we saw of the Chevelle,

of the Camaro Unibody with the Chevelle built around it,

that was like a fake thing.

They really ought to do that.

And they did it in Cadillac, the CTSV,

the V thing, the whole V thing is awesome.

But I think they need to do it in the Chevrolet brand.

But you said this before, you said the battery thing

was too soon, it was, we didn't have the infrastructure

set up and it was gonna fail.

Ford, this week, canceled a $6.5 billion

battery supply deal with LG.

So Ford's getting out of the electric car business.

It's cost them, I was reading $35 billion in loss

for this, doing the EV experience.

$35 billion.

Somebody should listen to me, I said this 10 years ago.

I said it five years ago, I said it four years ago,

I said it all along, I said this will not work,

this will not work.

I was like, all these jagged legs are on CNBC

given these opinions, does somebody come to me?

I'll tell you exactly how this is gonna work.

And if you feel one in your hands.

Desirability, it's desirability,

is what runs the pocket book.

You buy off of what you want,

not of what you have to have.

Yeah, we demoed, Turley and I drove a couple

of years ago that big fully electric F-150, right?

The Lightning, yeah.

MSRPed at what?

100 grand.

And I can speak from experience,

it takes two and a half hours to charge that

in a fast EV go station, you know?

So your time and money, what's it worth?

It's just not gonna work.

It's not desirable.

And this is just stupid.

I mean, why?

So they're just gonna, the Democrats are gonna

mandate down, here's how this is gonna work

and here's what you're gonna take

and you're gonna eat what we want

and you're gonna work all day

and work all night to make payments on these cars

that are double the money

so that you can take what we're forcing down on you.

Easily double, easily double.

You're gonna like it.

And you know what, they got a big F-U.

F-U in your F and A.

Right, right.

And if that's what you want.

And it costs for $30 billion.

And guess who gets to pay the 30 billion back?

We do.

And what?

An elaborate pricing on new cars

to try to not go broke for them

because they're in the tank.

This is ridiculous.

Now I'm starting to sound like Ted News.

Let me say, if that's what you want, buy it.

Get your schedule together

and learn when you gotta charge it and drive it.

But don't be angry too when you go.

People call in all the time

and they wanna sell us their EVs in California

because they get $800 a month electric bill.

Thank you.

You talk to them.

Every week, people with the electric mustangs,

oh they're angry, oh they're so mad at me.

I don't know what I'm talking about.

Why did you buy them, you moron?

I don't.

Don't buy them.

At Mach, he was not a mistake.

They bought the hype.

They bought the BS.

They bought the hype.

And that'll be the new Ford commercial.

F Junior, whatever you said.

Right, that's what it's all about.

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Morning everybody.

Merry, merry, merry Christmas.

We haven't done a truth segment in a little bit.

I like those.

When people just start power calling in and saying

the truth is you're an idiot.

The truth is Trump's bad.

The truth is immigration's this.

Dude, today could be our record breaking

the truth.

Just start calling in with it, guys.

800-800-7234-800-800-7234-800-800-RADIO.

Tom, like Tom here, he's got a comment.

So Tom, Tom, are you there?

Hey, how you doing, John?

Good.

So how this segment's going to work is you call in,

you say the truth is, and then you

say what you told the screener.

OK, I was going to tell you that to bring an alchemy

and all back, dude.

Wait, that's true?

Yeah, yeah, I thought on the internet.

Yeah.

Yeah, we were looking at the Chevelle on the internet

for about six weeks a couple of years ago.

Didn't happen.

Right, right.

Yeah, now, I saw you were talking about Corvette,

and I just thought I'd let you know.

So I just put it into GPT, and I asked if this is true.

And the short answer is no, Jim is not currently

bringing the LP back.

It's the internet rouse.

It happens.

Don't feel stupid.

I fell for it the other day, too.

John in Kansas City.

The truth is they are going to make room for Donald J.

Trump on Mount Rushmore, because he

is the greatest president ever.

Got it.

All right, so you want me to hit the open here

before you get going?

Well, I need to load up the phones first.

So guys, start calling in with your truth segments.

800-800-7234, 800-800-7234, 800-800-radio.

And I'm going to clear out all the phone lines

to give you room.

Steve in Elko, California.

Steve in Elko with your Audi.

Will you go to GiveMeTheVen.com and load it up in there?

We'll do.

Thank you.

Bill and Dallas on your Owen Mustang Cobra,

will you go into GiveMeTheVen.com?

And I'll give them a heads up.

You're going to load it up in there.

I can do that.

Thank you.

Crab, what are you doing?

You goofy bastard.

The truth is, holidays, guys.

Hey, and happy birthday, Crab.

Yeah, happy birthday, man.

And thank you for the Christmas cards.

You're welcome.

I'm in my 70s now.

So I wish I had as much energy as Ted Nuget.

That's the truth.

But JD's Ryan is afraid of Turley's sports

wiener.

That is true.

Wow.

Hey, can you grab the phone screener real quick?

Is he not put him on hold?

No, I want to talk to him on the air.

Oh, yeah.

Let me get it.

Hey, Glenn Rose, Hayden.

Glenn Rose, you there?

Yeah, I'm here.

OK, so when people like say that that guy that said some so

and so are the SHIT, you've got to make sure that they don't

say that on the air.

Yeah.

OK.

10 for Boston.

Thank you, sir.

Yeah, we still have to follow code.

SCC, are you ready for the open here?

I don't have enough people.

They're just now pouring in.

How about this one?

Let me tell him, hey, there's no reason

to even screen these guys because we're going to a quick hit

800-800 radio call in now, load them up,

and don't even screen them, screener.

We're going to take them naked, which means take them

straight to air without even knowing what their truth is.

What were you seeing, JD?

I'm just seeing the truth is Jelly Roll not only has lost

200 pounds, but he's also gotten his sight back.

Listen to this cut four.

I was color blind.

I couldn't see.

I seen shades of colors.

Like general concepts, but like hunter green, emerald green,

like what greens green to me.

I never realized there was nuances and prettiness

and that some were brighter and tone different.

I just seen them like shades.

I'd say nine months into no sugar.

I start, I think I forgot what it was,

but it was a plant at our house.

And I come outside and I grab my wife and I go,

dude, how long have we had that pretty purple tulip there?

She was like, you've walked by that plant for two years.

What are you talking about?

And slowly I started looking around the next few days.

And over the next months, I was like,

I'm seeing clear color.

The truth is he's got the best PR people in the world.

That is the truth.

To keep his name.

Everything looks the color for life.

The outer cooch and look nice and like the rest of them.

Now it's still dark gray.

It's still dark gray.

Looks all beat up.

Jelly Roll.

What's wrong with my eyes?

How do we care about this guy?

Cause he keeps, like his PR people are great.

They put something in the, in the talk circles

every week about, and it's just.

Sometimes too.

And we grab it.

The truth is our, our phone system screwed up.

Uh-oh, what happened?

Everybody's dumping off.

They're getting all, put them on hold or fall.

And it's just always something.

Just always something.

Dallas, Texas, go.

The truth is everybody's going to be doing

the Super Bowl shuffle at the end of the season.

Dallas, Texas to go.

Hello.

Super Bowl shuffle of Chicago Bears, by the way.

Hello, go ahead, go.

Go.

That means make your statement.

You're on the air.

Bye.

Scott, Lake Charles, go.

Truth is, John, I want to wish everybody

a Merry Christmas of the crew and the Wolfpack chat.

Thank you, sir.

Captain Jack, Florida go.

Truth is that, you know what?

If they come in illegally, then they should go.

If they don't want to assimilate with us.

That's it.

That truth is.

Oklahoma City, go.

The truth is, Meredith is going to be

insurance commissioner in 26.

Phillip in Texas, go.

Phillip, you're on the air.

Nope.

David in Texas, go.

Hey, I just want to say, you know,

if anybody's got any doubts about

ACW and to be a fan, it is a real deal.

Thank you.

Me and the last week, Big Shot Bob is awesome.

And so is Mark, open the title of the park.

Thank you, sir.

But go to Texas, go.

Phillip, go.

Yes, sir.

The truth is, this show rocks

and the Cowboys are not going to the Super Bowl.

Scott, Lake Charles, go.

Hey.

Go.

I've been all over.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

You need to hang up.

Glenn and Greenberry, go.

Hey, truth is, catch scratch fever.

We got a, we got a phone.

Let's just get a new one.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm just tired of fighting.

It's just ridiculous.

Bob, we work on that this week.

Sure.

All right.

The truth is, yes.

Let's get a new one.

I'm tired of fighting this tele system.

I bought it used.

I was trying to save a buck.

It worked for 10 years.

Now it's just be eating us up.

All right.

We've got a rap here, guys.

Sorry, no video this week.

The truth is we dropped the ball,

but the truth is it will be up at noon next week

and it'll be the fire chicken recap.

LA Hang tight will be right back,

West Coast Vegas, San Diego, you guys, Phoenix,

and everybody else that we're losing

on the FM Airways right now.

Have a good weekend

and have a great Christmas and Christmas Eve.

Thanks.

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