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The Parks Casino chime time is 209. Who would have thought hell would really exist and that it would be in New Jersey? Screaming at people at gas stations is a New Jersey tradition. From Caucus, New Jersey. It's everybody's favorite game show. Oh, there's nothing in the world like action. The North calls this a sub, while the South calls it a hogy. The north calls this Taylor ham and the south calls it pork roll. Hey, you talking about Jersey? Me and my friends are from Jersey. Oh crap, there's more of them. Hey, come on. There's people from Jersey all over. Who here is from Jersey? You know the party walking home every day over by a good bridge cuz down the shore everything's all right. The sun shines brightly on a Jersey afternoon. their weekends on the Jersey Shore. What do you hear? What do you say? Live from New Jersey. It's Dominsky and More on New Jersey 101.5. Hey, no, Kylie. We should just let them say it, but no. Hey, it's Damky and More. I'm Jeff Daminsky. I'm Kylie Moore. And uh I'm not even going to give the phone number yet because we have some folks to talk to here. Uh we have No, no, they couldn't be here in person because I believe you guys are what? You're touring the White House at the moment. You're somewhere. But we have Michelle Penza and Lou Russo standing by. Hi Lou and Michelle. Hi guys. Hey, how are you? Hi you guys. Hello my friends. How have you two How have you two mad cap Nar dwells been? I great. I I don't think I don't think I've physically seen you guys. I want to say it might be back when they had that uh sponsor get together. That sponsoration party. I think that was the last time we actually saw each other. I guess you're right. But we go way back. That's when you guys signed the restraining order. Shoot. Yeah. They were trying to keep me from bothering them, but now it's too late. Yeah. This is going to be tricky. If you Yeah, I know. Yeah. Uh if uh if you have not heard, we know that the announcement was made earlier this morning. Uh but the Lou and Michelle show which has been for several years now on the It's been the morning show on the point. It is migrating. It is moving to New Jersey 101.5. Manifest destiny. They're moving westward. Right. Yeah. Right. And so and so uh Lou and Michelle, we just want to back up what was said about, you know, 10 something this morning. We welcome you to New Jersey 101.5. I know that you guys have been on here before because you two have been gracious enough and on very last short minute notice uh to do some fillins here. So, it's not like people have not heard you together before New Jersey 101.5. You have been, but it's going to be a uh weekday show and it's going the new the new rundown. It's going to be Bill Spadia as usual. Dennis, we've heard he's coming back. Dennis and Judy from 10 until noon. You guys, the Lou and Michelle show from noon until 3. Kylie and I are now going to be starting, this is all starting July 13th. We are going to be 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Uh, and we have a lot other things that they're going to be throwing at us, which we'll talk about in a minute. We have to start doing a podcast among other things. So, now we're 3 to 6. And then the Jersey Fang at 6:00 as usual, Steve Trevol at 7. Um, so yeah, this has been in the works for a while, huh? I know you can't really get into too much details about that, but how cool is this for you guys? Are you guys kind of having bittersweet because you've been loving the Point as well, which is our sister station. So, Jeff, I've been show Yeah, I've been doing the point morning show, believe it or not, for 24 years. Yeah, I know. Before you joined Michelle, right, right? Michelle and I have been doing the most fun I've ever had the past three years doing the show with Michelle. A little bittersweet. Sure. because of all those years. But I love this. I can't wait to do this. And there's no better person to do it with than Michelle. It's going to be great. I am so Oh, that's so sweet. For both of you. Now, Michelle, you say something nice about Lou. You know how this works. I know. Right now, I feel like I'm put on the spot. I got to say something. What do I say? What do I say? Exactly. It is a pleasure to be working with Lou. And seriously, everyone um was just so welcoming when I came there three years ago. And getting to work with Lou is just amazing. So, I'm so excited though to be back on New Jersey 101.5. And we're really excited for this next, you know, little adventure, this opportunity. Yeah. And this is all starting on what is it? Monday, July the 13th. Yep. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. July 13th. Now, you know, for those New Jersey 101.5 listeners who are not as familiar with you guys, and after, you know, you had already been on with uh with Judy and EJ earlier with this big announcement being made, I thought we needed something more to have you back on. So, I asked the Town Square research department to come up with like a deep dive, some trivia about you guys. And Michelle, it turns out, Michelle, it turns out they uncovered in addition to radio, you were actually one of the background background dancers at the Bada Bing on Sopranos. Is that true? No. Oh, wait. I'm so sorry. No, no, I'm sorry. That was Lou. Lou was one of the background dancers at the bottom. Get it right. Yes, that was Lou. I was reading that Michelle was one of the customers. I I never I never made more money than when I was there. Well, yeah, when the alternative is radio, right? Right. Right. So, and I know that this is going to be a little bit of a culture shock though because I mean you guys like have to love the shore life. Not that you can't still be there, but yeah, this is a this is kind of a different kind of station, but it's going to be uh it's going to be a lot of fun. And you guys are going to be having the same kind of fun that you've always had, right? Yes. Yes. And it's gonna be nice driving to work when it's actually light outside. We've been getting up at like 4 in the morning. That was the first thing I said to you. That is actually one thing I wanted to ask Lou. I mean, Michelle, you've kind of done a lot of different hours and things, but Lou, you've been doing you've been doing a morning show, Lou, for over 20 years. I've done it I've done it only a handful of times. Most of my career I've done afternoon drive. I just like it more. But yeah, you would you say what every other morning guy in radio has said to me that you never get used to it. Your body never get used to it. You the first minute you're awake is like the first time you've ever done it. So you never get used to that first minute. But I I I did a little research myself. March 30th, I believe, 1994 was the last time I didn't wake up at uh, you know, before 4:00. No kidding. Except the weekend. 1994, you said. 94 I was 7 years old, right? I call foul. Can we get our town square researchers on that? Yeah. Really? Really? I don't know about this research team, but that one ought to be easy. I did that I did that toward the end of the segment. I figured you wouldn't have time to check me. He's good. Really? Um, did you Lou, when you've done all these years of a of a morning show and getting up that ungodly early, did you do what I used to do and like split your sleep and like sleep in the afternoon a little bit or did you just do it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not much of a nap guy, Jeff, but it really messes me up. So, a lot of times I'll take that 10-minute nap and it gets me to at least bedtime, but for the first time as a grown-up, I won't have bedtime, which is amazing. Yeah, right. You're not going to know what you time. You You'll be able to watch TV shows in real time instead of instead of Michelle, prepare yourself because now we know that Lou is going to be partying a little too hard thinking he doesn't have a bed. I know. So, I guess I'll be doing the research and the topics and all the prep and all that. Who knows what this guy's going to be doing now. So, in other words, the Lou and Michelle show launches at noon on July 13th, but Lou will finally be sober on September 5th of this year for So, that's the first show he'll remember. All right. I'm going to be saying things like, "Hey, have you heard Seinfeld? Wow, the show's great." Right. Right. He'll find he'll finally be caught up on just friends. Oh, that's awesome. No, on a serious note, guys, we are so so happy to have you. I am I've been a fan of both of yours for such a long time now, and I'm thrilled to share a lineup with you. Yeah. Just don't leave your crap all over the Just don't leave your crap all over the studio. We're excited. We get to see you guys every day right before we'll be like casting in the studio. And I'm just kidding. You can leave all your crap here. Everyone else does. He speaks for himself. Oh, and also we have Oh, thank you guys. And also we have to say it. Michelle, happy birthday. A thank you. Wait a minute. How did I not hear this? It's her birthday today. I don't know. Thank you very much. You know this. This research department sucks. I'm never using them again. All right. Lou and Michelle show. Look for them. Noon to 3 starting Monday, July 13th. Thank you guys. Thank you both very much. Thank you so much. Talk to you soon. All right. It is 219. Let's check the roads. Here's fast traffic. Back to Dominsky and more afternoons on New Jersey 101.5. Real talk, real opinions, and yeah, we want yours, too. Jump in on the app chat or give us a call 18002831015. Thank you, Magic 8ball. We definitely want your help on this one, though. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. First of all, I want to point something out because I know that there have been many changes uh going on at the radio station. And for any uh Daminsky and Moore listeners, uh I don't want anybody thinking that we're going anywhere. We are not. In fact, uh we just signed we just renewed for uh 3 years. Yes, sir. Right. So, looks like you're stuck with us, but we are going to be doing 3 to six now. And that is starting again on July 13th. Um there's a lot of moving parts to this, but we're now in addition to We've always done this for years. We've been doing we write articles for the website. That's 10 articles every week in addition to this show. Well, now there's also going to be a podcast that we're going to be doing. There are other things coming up involving social media that we're going to be more active in that we didn't do before. They're trying They're trying to have a tentacle in every pond here. They're They're doing this thing where they bring us into 2026. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. What a concept, right? They're taking out they're taking us out of the 1990s and actually modernizing. So, and that's all fine. It'll be fun to do. Um, but I just want to cuz I know people are only going to hear part of a thing and they're going to be thinking, well, what happened to that first hour where Daminsky Moore again? It's going to be Spadia in the morning, the Dennis and Judy show as Dennis returns. That's it's going to be a two-hour show. That's going to be from 10 until noon. And today was the fir if this is news to you, don't feel bad. Today was the first day that this I think was officially announced. And um Lou and Michelle, who have been doing a morning show together on on a sister station, The Point at the Shore, they are coming here and they're going to be doing the Lou and Michelle show from noon until 3. It's going to be us from 3 until 6 and then back to the Jersey thing which is a fairly new show as well at six o'clock and then Steve Trevalis at 7. So, one of the several new things that we're going to be doing and this is groundf flooror stuff. We know nothing other than we're going to have to come up with a weekly podcast at least once a week. Well, I do know one other thing. What's that? Well, at least as of when I was speaking to our boss, my one question was, "Can we curse?" Oh, well, I asked this as well. Did you get an answer to this? Because I have not yet. Yes, you got an answer. Well, again, this was as of when I initially spoke to our boss. I don't know if that has changed. Oh, because the Well, what you had told me initially was like, "That's a great question. We'll have to figure that out." No, he No, he said no. Cuz I said, "This might be a stupid question." And then he was like, "No, that's not a stupid question." "Yeah, I think so." Oh, he thinks so. He thinks we could curse. Yeah. Oh, that's not an answer. That was enough of an answer for me to find out where we can go wrong. No, that's not an answer. And now I got to talk to Jared. He's a name that nobody knows. He's like a corporate guy. Yeah, I got to I I got to talk to Jared. That was a non-answer. I'm telling you is any any answer that starts with that's a great question means they're not sure of their own answer first of all. No, he was comforting me that it wasn't a stupid question. Right. Right. Okay. But I could tell the tone. Yeah. Uh well well we'll have to see about that. But I mean yeah because it's not under the same purview of FCC rules. Correct. Right. So any other podcast out there in America, I mean maybe by choice they don't, but many of them will. You don't you you don't have to legally watch the same language. Just mark that as explicit and go on. And I would think it would be interesting because it would be how you and I really talk off the air. I think it would be yet another reason to check out the podcast because it would be more us than we can be on the air. Well, that's always kind of the fun thing when we go out to like Asbury Park or something, right? People act shocked if we drop a curse word. Oh, you can curse, right? Oh, it's so weird to hear you curse. There's not a microphone in front of me. Let's go. Pop off game. Right. And then they're cursing back and then we're doing shots and then it's 3:00 in the morning and we wake up in a jail. Jeff speaks for himself on this one. Yeah. Yeah. You know what it's like when we meet listeners. You know, I leave at 1:00 a.m. But we um all we know again, we just know Kylie and I have to come up with a podcast. One of the things I'm wondering, and nobody has had any input in this at all from management. I feel like if we come up with something good, they won't care what we call it as long as it's something good. Okay. You know, I think just calling it Damky and more is just going to sound like it's the on demand thing. I think it's more unhinged, right? Yeah. No, no. Like I I I don't want that. I don't want that either. So, we want some suggestions at 1800 2831015. You could use the chat feature on the New Jersey 101.5 app, too. But I would love to have you call in for a real quick phone call. What would be a cool name for a podcast? The idea that I've got, I'm not saying it's a keeper, but I was looking if any other podcast is called this, and so far I can't find one that's exactly called this. I say just call it the Dirty Jur. Dirty jurors. That doesn't feel a little basic. I don't know. I feel like it's it's a phrase that's only been around a little over 20 years. People started using it and outsiders would think it's like uh like a badge of dishonor. But here we own it. We own the blue collar attitude. We own the grit. We own the we own everything. We turn the negative into a positive. So when people say, "Yeah, I'm going back home to the dirty jurors." They mean it in a good way. All right. I had I had to jot it down. But like I say, it's just a vague thought. We are totally open. I think it would be awesome if a listener actually came up with the name of the podcast. That would be a good backstory for this. And then we can blame them when management gets on our butts about it. Yeah, exactly. So, exactly. So, um, what would be a cool name for a podcast? Obviously, we're still probably going to be talking about Jersey things. Even that though, we got to figure out Jersey thing. No, we can't do Jersey Thing, right? We can't steal that. All right, we'll think about it. Right. Yeah, but if you got an idea, what would be a cool name for a podcast that Kylie and I would host? 1800283101.5. Back on New Jersey 101.5 with Dominsky and more. Something that started as a normal conversation is now completely out of control. You're going to want to hear this. All right, here's the deal. Our phone number is 1 800 283101.5. If you get a spare or quick call, we'll get you on and off really fast. or you could always use the New Jersey 101.5 app, the chat feature to get a message to us. We're just asking, could you think of a cool quick short little title for a podcast that we have to put together, Kylin? Like, this is all we know. The boss is here. Management says, "Okay, here's your new deal. You're going to be 3 to six. It's going to give you extra time to do this video, that thing, blah blah blah. Plus, you're now going to be launching a weekly podcast. At least once a week, we have to do this podcast. We're not being told anything. We didn't even know if we can curse or not really in it. We don't know. Not Not that that's big of a thing. To one of us, I guess I'm assuming that we're going to still stick with, you know, jersey themes. But does it even have to be? I guess this is what they're going to want. I don't know. We like know nothing. So this is going to be playing koi. This right right uh this is this is basically you guys come up with a podcast and my very first thought is the field of podcast there are so damn many of them. What would what would we call it? So that's what we're asking. Who's got who's got a suggestion for uh for what to call a podcast hosted by Kylie and me? 1 800283101.5. I was throwing out um dirty jurors because that's a a nickname for the whole state and it's kind of like an insider nickname. It's like if an outsider said it would be an insult, but because you know we live here, we've kind of embraced that uh slang. Dirty jurors. Um uh one of the listeners sent in on the chat feature, what was it? Oh, call it jug handle. The jug handle or just jug handle jug handle. The jug handle cuz every conversation takes a Jersey turn. Yeah, the jug handle. And then we have h we knew this was coming. Also coming in on the app several people actually. Kristen uh username Gossip Gossit rather more with Daminsky and Moore. The first more spelled with 10 O of course. Yeah. And I don't know. Denise says Jersey unscripted. Jersey unscripted. Jersey unscrew. Now, all right. I would consider that, but I would also say that that's the whole station, right? It's kind of already, you know, exactly Jersey. New Jersey unfiltered and unscripted. New Jersey naked and alone. I don't know. I'm just Yeah, I'm just kidding. It's like random sound drops. Yeah. Naked, raw, and alone. New Jersey. I don't know. Yeah, I have no idea. I don't know what the hell we're going to call this thing, but we want to know. Let's talk to Mike uh online, too. Mike in Carney, you're in New Jersey 101.5. Hey, Mike. Hey, guys. So, this one's a little less Jersey centric, but I think it would give you a little bit more um freedom. Call yourselves Afters with Jeff and Kylie. Afterthoughts would be good. After there's like cuz you know how there's always something that like we never get to. Yeah. Oh, I meant to say that but then we got to this afterthoughts. I'm writing that one down. Afters. Afterthoughts. Does the Now I like it, but but the um but the only thing is does it almost sound like you know there's like moody music stations that will be like after dark between the sheets after hours and I I wonder if it's almost going to sound like a m like a mood music podcast afterthoughts with Jeff and Kyle. It absolutely could, but it's also go like in like a sarcastic route, too. Right. Right. No, I like it. Mike, thank you so much for calling Jason. Oh, I already have it written, baby. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Mike, thank you so much. I also thought my went my mind went to a completely different thing. I went to Do you remember the old SNL thing? Deep Thoughts with Jack Handy. Yes, I do. Afterthoughts with Jeff and Kylie. Kind of like shower thoughts. We can't make a whole podcast out of my weird, you know, how I always love these. Oh, no. I think you can. I could, but you would get bored with it. But right, the podcast would be the video would be me looking at my phone. I could do a whole podcast on can the universe possibly have an end or what if space aliens are actually just us having mastered time travel and safeguarding our own species from the future. I mean, I I could do a weird podcast. I'm going to pause you right here. What in case management is listening, you're going to have to do two podcasts a week. Yeah. I better shot that in the bud, right? Really? Really? Thomas in East Rutherford, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey, how you doing today? Hey, we're good. I think I think this is the winner. What's your exit? But then would it sound like Ooh. Okay. Okay. What's your exit? What's your exit? But then first first thought, would it sound too much like a traffic podcast? I don't know. But if you you can go with where do you get off? Where do you get off? Oh, Thomas. Oh, wait a minute. Stop drinking. You struck oil on that one. Where do you get off? You're writing that down. I'm Stop my list. I'm liking this. I'm writing his name down, too, because if we end up using that Thomas East Rutherford, he will get constant shoutouts for a year. I love it. I kind of like Where do you get Where do you get off? Where do you Oh, yeah. Because whenever we're having a stupid debate about something that doesn't actually matter, but we get passionate about it, you know, like my defense of no butter on bagels, like something really innocuously stupid. Oh, where do you get off? My cheeks just started hurting from smiling. I know. I I kind of love that. Where do you get off, Thomas? A+. What do you do for a living? I need to know. I'm a truck driver. Well, Dan, they need to start hiring more truckers for uh copyrightiting then because that's pretty damn good. Where do you get off? I like this ideas. You what? I'm sorry. I'm always full of ideas. There you go. Well, that I think that was actually a damn good one. Excellent. Thomas, thank you so much for for calling New Jersey 101.5. Also, automatic sound drop because there's a line in the movie that we both love, Hot Rod. The the whiskey scene, right? At one point, Rod goes, "Where do you get off?" No. Is there? I don't remember that line, Jeff. I've never been more positive. Where do you get off? Saying, "What? What way?" Oh, this is good. I'm loving this. Where do you get off? Oh, I like this. And watch now. Management is going to be like, "Well, actually, we want Garden State to be somehow in the theme." It's like, well, it is cuz you got to think of like all the exits. Yeah, but it's not direct. It's like, which if they're listening is not what anyone in management sounds like. You know what? For the record, let's just like go rogue and launch the thing and ask them afterwards. Ask for forgiveness, not permission. Blanket. We'll do it live. Exactly. All right. Who's got a good idea what to call this podcast that we're supposed to come up with? 1800 283 101.5 249. And here's fast traffic station. Hey, so I'm still staring at the sheet in awe. Well, yeah, because uh where do you get off is still grabbing me as a title for a podcast. I'm really liking that cuz there's that total double meaning. You're kind of referring to the exit and that's a famous Jersey thing about the exit, but you're not saying what exit, which is stupid always. But then the whole argument thing, how we always debate everything in New Jersey. Where do you get off? I'm liking it. All right, but who's got a who's got a better idea or their own idea for the name of a podcast? 1800283101.5. Jack and Madawan, you're on New Jersey 101.5. How we doing today, guys? Hey, Jack. in line with um in in line with all the highway construction that we have, I I would simply call it work area ahead. Since it's us though, should we call it dork area ahead? Of course not. It would be self-deprecating. Hard work area ahead. Difficult work area ahead. No. I don't know. But no, it's also on the list. And it we're I mean, you already have the logo made up. It just looks like one of those signs. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Just put a little like shape of New Jersey in there. We're good to go. Something. Yeah. Something. Yeah. We're just We're just brainstorming all this together. Jack, thank you for helping us. We appreciate you calling New Jersey 101.5. Uh Brian in Bridgewater, you're on New Jersey 101.5. How you guys doing? Hey, so I was thinking a garden state of mind. I'm in a uh there's no way we can get the licensing. What? I'm in a garden state of mind. Oh yeah, my my mind went to the Billy Joel song as well. What about What about the turnpike talk? Turnpike talk. God, so much better at this than me. I The only thing is then will they think it's like a total travel podcast? That's a good one, guys. Yeah. Okay. All right. Well, thank you. We appreciate Thank you. Garden State of Mind. He felt really rejected. I can feel that. He felt rejected. I felt that through the phone. No, I didn't mean to make him feel like that. Let's talk to Barbara in Jackson. You're on New Jersey 101.5. Do you have a suggestion for us? Yes. Hi guys. Love you. Mine is kind of sweet. It's more to love with Jeff and Kylie. And more is spelled like your last name, Kylie. Oh, I want that as a tagline. like like whatever the like whatever the title is. Let's just say XYZ there cuz again I'm going to go back to the announcer voice. The there's more to love. We can't say there's Dinsky to love. No, I know. I know. I understand that. And that's fine. I I just I don't know. Do we even want our names in there, though? I don't know. That's why I said tagline. Yeah. Or the announcer voice. More to more more. Or you could spell it M O R E if you don't want to do that. But it's more to love. It's more to love of you both and it continues with your podcast. Or more to disagree with. I feel like that might be a little more accurate. More to hate. How about more to hate? More to comment on the internet at No, Barbara, you are a sweetheart. Thank you so much for calling New Jersey 101.5. She's being kind. We have to appreciate that. Uh Rich in Elizabeth, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Okay, this is a cleaned up one. What the hell are Jeff and Kylie talking about? I think that's just like what our bosses email each other every day. I don't want to steal from them. Right. Right. So, in other words though, the the real name would be what the Right. What the f word Jeff and Kylie talking about? Now, if you want to keep like a Jersey thing about it. Uh Jeff and Kylie. Hey, we're over here now. Wait, wait, wait. What about this? Hey, we're talking here. That was a very good or just like in the opener just call it with no explanation. No explanation at all. Hey uh Rich, thank you. Let's get one more in. Uh Pat in Barnagate, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey Pat. Hey guys, how you doing today? Okay, cool. Um, how about uh Jersey Barriers, the walls we hit trying to survive New Jersey. Jersey barriers. Perhaps perhaps. Write it down. Write it down. I I'm writing all of them down. I've written everything. As far as the whole more thing goes, and if you're all the self-deprecating, always more is less. Never heard that one before, Pat. Never heard that one. Hey Pat, we appreciate your uh we appreciate your first idea. Have a great afternoon. These were some excellent ideas. Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. The news is now. The Bet Parks online casino and sports book app. Chime time is coming up on 311 on this Monday afternoon. We are Dinsky and more. I'm Kylie Moore. And I'm Jeff Deinsky. Uh don't forget, look for uh our articles on nj1015.com and also our latest edition, our new podcast, Where Do You Get Off? I'm just trying it out. I'm just I'm just I'm just taking it for a test drive to see how it sounded. That's all. Can we just do a real quick rundown of the new of the new line down because some people have missed the announcement. Some people are writing it on the app all confused. Seriously? Well, yeah, because you know, people listen with half an ear. People can't listen to every announcement. People uh let's just say it wasn't entirely spelled out at 10:15 when it was first rolled out. Okay, here's the lineup. Here's the lineup. I know there's a lot coming July 13th. coming starting July 13th. It's going to be uh Bill Spadia for the first hour and then Uncle Floyd for seven minutes and then No, no, no. Start over. I'm kidding. This is why people are I know. I know. Because because I'm a jackass. Okay. Bill Spadia remains intact. Um at 10:00 the Dennis and Judy show, you heard Dennis is coming back. That is going to be 10 to noon. 10 to noon. So, it's a short show. And then Lou and Michelle, Michelle Penza, who actually at one point was paired up with Dennis years ago. And you've heard both Lou and Michelle together doing fill-ins here on 101.5. Lou and Michelle on July 13th start noon to 3. We will be on Deinsky and Moore will be on 3 to 6:00 p.m. for afternoon drive as we have been. And we are that's in part happening because there are new things we're doing, hence the podcast I was just alluding to. Um, and then Jersey thing with Eric Scott, the 1-hour show at 6 and then Trevan 11, Steve Treval, 7 uh at night. Uh, so that's the new rundown. There you go. Also EJ who is going to be This is confusing. EJ, who EJ couldn't escape? Right. Right. We're not letting EJ go. EJ is going to be doing a music show now. Friday nights um after Jersey thing and also 3 to 7 on Saturdays and Sundays, EJ will be doing a music show in addition to managerial stuff. That's exciting. Do you feel like you just read the dictionary? Also, we're going to start selling salami out of a drive up window on the radio station. We're building that. We'll let you know when that opens up for business. Uh, you beat me to a bit. I was going to say, "Oh, I'm sorry. You didn't answer in the form of a question." Right. There you go. Sorry. There you go. All right. So, um, we were about to talk about I want to I want to pick your brain about this, Kylie. When a movie is so bad that people walked out on a movie that they paid for, right? That was the traditional thing, walking out on a movie. Should we leave it at walking out on a movie or because so much viewing now happens at home with movies. Should we just call it giving up on a movie? I would say giving up on a movie because I I have to look up in my um Doesn't matter. I'll explain later cuz I have to look up there's one movie that I gave up on under three minutes. Wow. And this was at home. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. because so much of movie watching today is not in an actual theater anymore. And it's the same concept where you just something was so bad, not to your liking, that you just either walk out if it was a theater or you give up on it at home. So maybe we should call this giving up on a movie. I'm going to correct myself immediately. It was under three and a half minutes. Okay, I found the time stamp. Well, what was the movie? Well, do you want to set this up first and then I'll say it? No, I want to know now. The Wrong Missy. What? What is that movie? Yeah, exactly. It was uh David Spade and Lauren Lapis. Um, one of whom I I greatly enjoy. One of whom I saw on SNL a few times. And it was just bad. It was really bad. Most people must have felt this way because I never even heard of it. Two separate people recommended this movie to me. Really? One of them is coming back here on July 13th. Oh, no way. Yeah, Dennis did. Yeah, he thought it was funny and it was just awful. Don't worry, I've told him this. I'm not speaking out of turn here. Right. Right. But yeah, this was a movie that was recommended first by um uh a family member who I don't necessarily trust the opinions on. So, my parents first watched this movie and they were like, "We made it 25 minutes into this movie." Oh, and you only made it three and a half and you had to give up. So, then I was um this was without them. I was like, "You know what? I'm home alone. I'm just going to like watch a movie. Let's see what this is all about. I made it 3 minutes and 18 seconds before I was That's really early to give up on a movie. But keep in mind, two actors I like, right? But you could just see the writing on the wall. You could just see it was not going to go where you wanted it to go. Like I don't die on the hill of David Spade. I I've liked him fine enough on Saturday Night Live. Lauren Lapis people would recognize as like, oh, she's been in an episode of every sitcom in the last 10 years. I like her improv skills. this movie. I was like, "Oh, I can already feel my shoulders inside my ears from cringing so hard." It was like one of those movies like my dog could write a better script. Yeah, my sneeze could write a better script. Like, it was just it was so bad. I was like, I I don't even want to I don't even want to get to the inciting incident. I'm not making it 10 minutes into the screenplay. I am out of this movie. Okay, so we want to know 1 8002831015. What was a movie like that for you that you just gave up on? Maybe you walked out in the middle if it was, you know, the oldfashioned. You were actually watching it in a movie theater. Uh maybe you just gave up on it in your living room after like 20 minutes. You just couldn't stand it anymore and you never went back to it. It wasn't a time thing. It was a this sucks thing. That's what I'm talking about. What was a movie you gave up on? 1 800283101.5. Now, the reason I'm asking is I saw this in the news that um there was this movie and I hadn't heard much about this, but these are not my types of movies to begin with. The movie is Supergirl, and it was a flop. Okay, Supergirl. Uh, Supergirl's opening weekend earned a disappointing 38 million, well below the projected 50 million and way below the 125 million debut of last year's Superman, raising concerns about the DC Universe's momentum. Yeah. Um, Supergirl, the DC film starring Millie Alcock as Superman's cousin, had an underwhelming opening weekend at the domestic box office, earning 38 million according to studio estimates. Uh, this put it in second place, though behind Toy Story 5. I mean, like, you're always going to fall second to Toy Story, aren't you? Even if it's even if it's the fifth one. I would say any Pixar, right? But that was still at number one in its second weekend with 70 million. Um, but yeah, they they they're just they're basically saying with this opener, it's just going to be divebombing even worse from here on out. So, it's uh it's not going to be it's not going to be good. It's not going to end up well. And I saw a couple of trailers for that for that movie. I hadn't really heard much about it, but I just saw like a trailer. It was literally over the weekend that I saw a trailer for the Supergirl and I gotta tell you, it looked really stupid. It has a 6.1 on IMDb. That's not a very high rating. That's not That's not very bad in terms of a 6.1. In terms of bad movie. Oh, Jeff, you don't understand the kind of movie. No, no. I understand what you're saying though. For a bad movie, right, but for a good movie, it would be low. For Yeah, it's kind of in the middle. Yeah, that's Yeah, I mean that's kind of a mid movie. That's not Yeah, that's not like the room level territory. But what is a movie that you can think of, whether it was at home or in a theater, you just gave up on it. You could not keep watching it. It was just that bad. Our phone number is 1 8002. Oh, and if it wasn't a theater, by the way, I am always deeply impressed by people who actually have the guts to walk back up to the counter and ask for their money back for a movie. I can't believe anybody ever tries that move. And I can't believe if it's ever worked because that's like you take your chances. It's art. It's like you're not going to appreciate everything, but some people will actually demand their money back. A movie was so bad that they're walking out on. I can't believe anybody's got that kind of spine. That's crazy to me. I kind of do believe it. I've never done it, but I believe it. I don't feel it's right. I feel like, you know, okay, a concert's uh disappointing. They got political. They didn't play their hits. Am I going to like go to the box office and say, "Give me my money back." It's like, yeah, you take your chances in life, you know? All right, but who's given up on a movie? What was the movie? 1800283 101.5. Here's Fast Traffic. Add it to Minsky and More on New Jersey 101.5. So, the DC Universe apparently in big trouble because Supergirl tanked at the box. Well, not tanked, but it it absolutely underperformed. Yes. It did not do as well as they thought. Right. Right. they they hope for more and it's probably only going to be even worse in the second week. Uh so it just got me thinking about times that you either went to a movie theater or maybe you paid for it. You're trying to watch it at home either way, but you gave up on it. You either walked out or you shut it off. When did you give up on a movie? How bad was it? What was the film? 1 800283101.5. John in Mount Laurel, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey guys. Yeah. So I I'll admit it. I I more didn't like it. I guess it wasn't necessarily bad, but it was the bike riders with uh Tom Hardy was in it, Michael Shannon was in it, Austin Butler was in it. Had had some real good actors. I just I don't know. I just I couldn't buy Austin Butler as like a gritty 60s biker. He's just too much of a pretty boy. It kept taking me out of the whole movie and I just was like I'm like, "Oh yeah, you know those bikers in the 60s, they had pearly white teeth and were clean shaven." I'm like, it just I don't know. It blew it for me. I didn't I couldn't get past it. Austin Butler wasn't still doing the Elvis voice, was he? He could have been for all I care. I was kind of just like blocking him out. He He was doing that for a while. I'm sorry, Jeff. Here's the plot summary on IMDb. After a chance encounter, headstrong Kathy is drawn to Benny, member of Midwestern motorcycle club, The Vandals. As the club transforms into a dangerous underworld of violence, Benny must choose between Kathy and his loyalty to the club. Yeah, that sounds like a snoozefest. It was kind of just like, you know what it it was like Good Fellas on bikes. Like it was trying so hard. Like there's there's there's literally a part where like the girl Austin Butler does something kind of criminal and just like in Good Fella, she's like, "I got to confess, you know, I liked it or whatever." And I was like I'm like, man, this is this is just lame. And I like Tom Hardy. I think he's a great actor, but like the movie just didn't do it for me at all. Yeah, I've seen this before in a better medium. Oh, so no, wait, was this a movie that you actually stopped in the middle? Yeah, I didn't finish it. Was it at home or in a theater? It was at home, but I did pay like I rented it on YouTube for like three bucks, so I did money down. Yep. Sometimes you just take the loss, man. Some movies are just that bad. And uh that's good. Thank goodness it wasn't in the theater though. That would have been like what 20 bucks, right? Oh yeah, right. I've been there though. Hey John, thank you for calling in. We're talking about movies you gave up on partway through 1800 283 101.5. Karen, you're on New Jersey 101.5. What's a movie that you just you couldn't bother finishing? Hi guys. It was The Passion of the Christ. Oh, the notoriously light movie. I guess we all know how it ends. I mean, uh, well, let me put it to you this way. When I went, the place was packed. One by one, when they got to the beatings and and the horror, everybody started walking out. My husband refused to walk out. I turned my head, put my head in my lap. It was that brutal. It was horrible. Wow. when when they put the lights on and it was time to leave, the theater was maybe about a quarter of the way full. That's how many people walked out. It's interesting though because that's a case where don't you feel guilty for walking out? I'd love to feel guilt. Yeah. When I went, I thought, "This is going to be a beautiful movie." And oh my god. I But but probably pretty pretty realistic, though. It was gruesome. I mean, it I mean, hey, what they did what they did to him was not in any way pretty. It was brutal and it showed it. Yeah, Karen, I'm kind of I'm in your camp. I've never seen it, but it feels like one of those movies where anyone who I know who has seen it is just like I couldn't handle it. I'm like, "Oh, then I don't need to put myself through that." But don't you almost feel like if you're like a true believer, you almost owe it to him to have seen it. True believer. No, no, no. And I'm not doubting you. I'm just saying in general though, it's like, yeah, it's tough to face, but I mean, imagine being Jesus Christ. If I'm a true believer, I don't need Mel Gibson telling me what to think. How about them apples? Okay. Okay. Karen, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. We appreciate your input. All right. What is a movie that you just couldn't even finish? You either walked out of the theater or you just turned the TV off. You gave up on it. It was so bad or brutal. 18. What's that movie for you? 1800 283 101.5. Time for the news. All right, we're back with Dinsky and more on New Jersey 101.5 where somehow one simple question turns into a full-on Jersey debate. Hey, so we are uh just swapping some stories here at 1800283101.5. Can you think back? Was there a movie? I don't care if this was in a theater and you walked out or if it was at a home and you just shut it off, but you couldn't even get through a movie because it was that bad. What was that movie? 1 800283101.5. Now, this this will shock no one, but I did see people walk out of the movie Cats in 2019, the notoriously abysmal musical that for some reason lasted forever on Broadway. Yeah. Why did it even last as a musical? That makes no sense. I never saw either, but I saw clips of the movie Cats and it's nothing but one after another. Here's this cat and here's a song about that particular cat. It is. It's a movie of introductions of cats, right? And then in the like very finale, they announce that there are rules and Dame Judy Dench tells you that cats are not dogs. And then which we knew the credits roll, right? And you're like, like real, right? Like what? Right. That seems like a bad fever dream. And yet it was a franchise. I mean, they made tons of money. Well, not a franchise. Not a franchise. Squeaks. But but I mean but it was a it was there forever on Broadway. It seems it was at the time one of the longest running shows on Broadway, right? Why? And they got so many famous people to be in the movie. How did they do that? How did people keep going to see Cats even on Broadway and then they made a movie of it? I don't I will never be able to I guess the answer is Andrew Lloyd Weber like because he did some other good stuff, right? Because I was going to say, so nobody could admit that this was bad. Like fantastic, I believe, Jesus Christ Superstar, right? Because it was Andrew. Nobody could admit that it was bad. Correct. That's dangerous, though. That's just not That's not good art. You can't just say it's great because it's them. Or is it art because I'm still talking about it? No. I No, I No. I The same way you could look at, you know, the the Campbell Soup painting and be like, I guess this is art, right? Right. It lasted this long. I guess there's something to it. What? I think I'm I think I have Stockholm syndrome with cats. What is a movie so bad you could not even get through it? 1 800283 101.5. Ken and Blackwood, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Afternoon. How you doing? Hey K, good afternoon. How are you? I have the worst movie of life. It's called Tire. Tire. Tire. Like T I R E. God's Forsaken worst movie. I It took me five different times, little dabble of some THC products years in the making to make it to seeing the end of this movie. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Tires with an S on the end. Is that it? About two years ago. It could be. Yes. Yes. An unqualified heir attempts to turn his auto repair business around while enduring torment from his now employee cousin Shane. Does that sound like it? No, no. It's about a tire that somehow gets somebody's spirit in it, runs around, shakes, makes people blow up. It's horrible. It's the god forsake worst movie. Maybe it's one of those that like it's so bad that IMDb is like, "You meant a million things before you meant to look this up." Yeah, IMDb does not even have it on here. That's how bad this movie is. That's Wow. If my brother Bill is listening, I hope he calls you. I could be saying the name wrong. The star in the of the movie is a simple tire. It is the dumbest damn thing I've ever watched. And I I forced myself to get to the end. And I'm gonna leave you with this. What? They they set it up so at the end they can have a damn sequel. No. As if they're getting butts back in the theaters. They they left. Oh, I love it. But they but they constructed the possibility. Yes. In case it was such a hit. Now, you know, there's going to be like a 2028 sequel cuz we're just going to be grasping at straws at this point. And you know what they would call it? Retread. Oh, I thought you were going to go the Aliens route. Whereas, the first one was Alien. Now it's Aliens. No, no, no. Oh, Ken will have to look out for it. Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. I was simply talking bad movies. A movie that was so bad you struggled to get through it, you just gave up on it. 1 800283 101.5. Dustin in East Hampton, you're on New Jersey 101.5. What's up, K Dogs? Hey, Dustin. How are you? How you guys doing? Good, good. So, I walked out of Shock Treatment. Shock Treatment. It's like the next play after Rocky Horror. It's the other version of it. Oh. Oh, I know. Yeah. I've never seen it. I've never I know just exactly that as that much. But what about it? We love Rocky Horror. We've gone to numerous ones. We got pulled on stage for offy [ __ ] We love it. But that one was a bit more of a too much of a cult following. It was a bit more dramatic. Yeah, this was okay. The movie was 1981. I've definitely heard of this. Janet and Brad become contestants on a game show and wind up as captives. Oh, it Yeah, it was too much. Yeah, Frank and Fer are bus. If you're not going to meet Tim Curry in this, I'm out. Yep. How far I'm sorry if you said this, Dustin. How far into it do you think you made it? Uh we 10 minutes at the Count Basy Theater. Wow. Really? 10 minutes? That is telling. Yeah. And it was especially for fans and I think it was different people that played everybody. Yep. Oh, wow. Yeah, that does No meatloaf for dinner that night. I'll tell you that much. No, it was chicken farm. Oh, doesn't I will cross that one off my list as a huge Rocky Horror fan. Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Tom in South Planefield has one. Hey Tom, what's a movie you could not even get through? Hey Jeff, it was called The New Mutants. I'm a huge fan of Marvel and this was just like an uptake on a new comic that came out and I got through maybe like 35 45 minutes of it and had to turn it off. It was just so bad. Did you pay for it or was it free on TV? I caught it on HBO and it was um it was supposed to be like Marvel's first horror movie and it was just garbage. It was absolute uh hot garbage. Yeah. A decent cast too. Maisy Williams, Ana Taylor Joy, Charlie Heaton, but just Yeah, you're right. Like it's not getting a great review. Yeah, it got a 5.3 on IMDb. That's That's getting That's getting low. That's getting pretty low. Just And Tom, just from the sound you made, it sounds like 5.3 is a little too high. I'd give it like a 2.1. Now, Tom, probably not, cuz it would take a really bad movie. But have you ever done the same thing but in a movie theater? Did you ever actually pay for a movie and just leave the theater because it was so bad? I only did it once. I I did that with The Chronicles of Riddic. You did? Okay. Uh, which I know nothing about. How bad was it? What was wrong with it? Horrible. Just generally like get through it was Vin Diesel in space blowing things up and I'm like no. Okay. Do you think you made it? Do you think you made it at least to the 15minute mark? Uh, I'd say 20 minute mark. I I could just see a Vin Diesel and Space movie. I live my life one quarter lightyear at a time. These planets are family. Yeah, right. Yeah, I don't blame you on walking out of that one. I feel like Jeff and I just punched up the script a little bit. Really, Tom? Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. All right, we're talking about not being able to get through a movie cuz it was so bad. 1800283 101.5. It is 3:48. Here's Fast Traffic. It is 3:55 with Jeff Deinsky and Kylie Moore. We're going to have Levon Putney's news in just under five minutes. And we were talking about movies that you not just walked out on if you were in the theater, but maybe if you were at home streaming, you just decided I cannot deal with this and just flipped it off. You gave up on at 1800283101.5. And by the way, the caller who is calling about the um the movie that we thought was Tire or Tires or what was the sequel idea that you had in case people are listening? Oh, Retread. Retread coming this summer. I believe multiple people are writing in saying that the movie was actually named Rubber. Oh, so Oh, well that's why I couldn't find it on on on IMDb. Yeah, Adrian in Hlet wrote about that. Kristen Howell clarified and then Robin East Brunswick said the tire movie is ain't rubber. Hilarious movie about a killer tire. That's so funny. Basically like a haunted tire. The tire is the star. I feel like and I'm apologies to the caller if he's still listening. I feel like he went into this with the wrong attitude. I feel like you pop a gummy and put this in and know that it's like a Saturday night where you're not doing anything. A movie about a killer tire sounds kind of fun. Yeah, you say that, but you're not the one who saw it. So, we don't know. It might not be like I mean, maybe a week from now, we'll keep you posted. Like, do you remember how good Cocaine Bear was because it was so bad that it was good? I loved Cocaine Bear. Cocaine Bear was that was a different level, right? It's like you right. You could Cocaine Bear delivered what it promised, which wasn't much. Yeah, that was that was not so bad as good. That was exactly as good as it needed to be. Yeah, true. But then also, and this person's half right, Lenny Marlton was saying that they walked he walked out of uh the movie Armageddon, but he does clarify and and it is a movie I have not seen. I know the soundtrack, but I have not seen the movie. He said, "I walked out of Armageddon in 1998. Horrible movie. Kylie, you weren't born yet." Oh. Oh, Lenny, sweetie. I wish. Oh, she was. She was born. I was well into school at that point, but I love your attitude. Oh, yeah. Oh, she was born. She was smoking behind the high school by then. No, she's not. She's not quite that old. I was already rolling doobies at that point, my friend. No, she wasn't. Not what were you like six or seven. Yeah, depending on when it came out. But, uh, probably. Yeah, probably six. Um, but did you see Armageddon? Did that one offend you? I did, and I made it through the end, and I did see it in a theater. I could have physically walked out, but I did make it through the end. But what was stupid about that movie? The b like it wasn't terrible, but the overall premise was completely flawed. Because here's the premise of Armageddon. It was somehow easier to teach uh guys who uh drilled holes for oil rigs to become astronauts than to than to teach astronauts how to drill a hole. Oh, they had to land on this uh meteor, this asteroid, whatever you call it. They had to land on it. They had to drill holes into it to put explosive into it and to blow it up or else it was going to hit Earth and kill us all naturally, right? So somehow these genius script writers decided, well, forget everything that you got to do to be able to be trained to get onto, you know, into a rocket and go to outer space and land and do a spacew walk. Forget all that. It would be easier. It would be easier to take guys that worked on an oil rig and teach them how to be an astronaut rather than simply teach the existing astronauts how to just drill a freaking hole. Movie logic like right. It was absolutely horrible. Now a movie that I did physically walk out of um I walked out of Rock of Ages uh which was really really awful. Actually we got somebody calling in about Armageddon. Let's get them on before we the affforementioned Lenny. Oh. Oh this is the Hey, you're the guy that actually sent the app chat. Hey, Lenny. Oh, is he there? Lenny, go ahead. What do you want to say? Oh, no. Is the mute? There we are. Thank you. No, I'm here. Hey, guys. So, Jeff, the reason that movie sucked was because Li Tyler can't act. Number one and number two. Kylie, you sound like you're 10 years old. So, if you're rolling them, share them, please. If I'm What? Thanks, guys. If you're rolling them, share them. Jeff said you were rolling them behind the high school when that movie came out. Abs. I'm more of a gummy gal, but absolutely. But we Thank you, guys. Love you. Thank you, Lenny. I thought Liv Tyler was okay in The Strangers, but I also don't love the movie The Strangers. Yeah. So, I'm going to keep my Liv Tyler acting level at okay. All right, we've got uh we've got news coming up. And also, we're going to tell you about a pretty daring bank robbery that went down. And uh I got to tell you, if bank robbers were judged on on clothing, uh this guy was a 10. He was dressed very, very well for robbing a bank, I got to tell you. We'll explain what happened coming up on New Jersey 101.5. The Parks Casino chime time. It is 4:10. It is a Monday and uh we are Dinsky and More. I'm Jeff Dinsky. I'm Kylie Moore. Hey, before I tell you about the bank robbery story, just one minute. I want to I want to just share something because I've never seen anything like this. I was on a road trip and I went up to Vermont and back all just over the weekend, which was probably dumb. That was a lot of driving for just two days. But I saw the aftermath of what happens when some kindhearted person does not help a turtle cross the road. Oh, I s I was in Vermont and I saw like on the center line of a kind of backwoods highway. It was not like 87. It was not a major interstate or anything. It was a secondary highway. And uh and it was a fairly sizable turtle. It was probably about like this big around. kind of like I'm holding my hands up but like a imagine like an old 33 record the old vinyl right like an album. It was a large turtle and it had tire mark crushed right through its center back right through its shell. It got hit like you saw the actual mark. You didn't just see the squish. It was squished but I saw the like you could see the mark. I don't understand what kind of tire this was. I don't understand how heavy a vehicle this was, but I saw I never saw a turtle roadkill in my life, but I saw this and I felt a little bad because I never did stop to help a little turtle cross the road. I always figure they'll get there. And then I saw, now I didn't see it happen. This was just already long gone. This is already dead. But I came upon this and I just thought I'm going to start helping turtles cross the road now because very bad. I felt very bad. Some little are Scrooge. You were visited by three turtles in the night. I kind of was. Right. And I felt like, you know, I was like, well, this is all the fault of people like me that always assume they could make it on their own. And and this one didn't, man. And this is like a big glorious turtle and it's now in the happy hunting grounds in the sky. as the natives would say. Yeah, rest in power, little guy. I know. It's like, oh, it was like brutal looking, man. Anyway, all right. So, I see this story and not much is known about this. Um, I don't know if there's any update. As far as I've heard, there's not. They're looking for this person. But in Bon, New Jersey, police searching for a guy who walked in to the Chase Bank off Myrtle Avenue in Bon. Okay. And this dude was wearing a black suit and tie. Like it looked on the grainy surveillance video to me like probably a white shirt. Definitely black suit, black tie. He's got gloves on. He's got sunglasses. And he's got a ski mask. Oh. So, he's even covering the eyes even though he had the ski mask. Sunglasses. And And he had a gun. And he pulled off a bank robbery. He pulls out what's being described as a pistol. And he he got $12,000 out of whoever the teller was. But I mean, he pulled the gun. They saw the gun. Now, I've been around guns. I have fired guns. I've been to ranges a number of times. I don't own a gun, though. But I never had a gun pulled on me. And I want to ask if anybody ever has, what was that like? 1 800283101.5. And you know what counts? Even if it was whether you deserved it or it was a case of mistaken identity, even if a cop did it, if you were like, you know, ordered out of a car at gunpoint, it's still a gun. It doesn't matter that it's a police officer. A gun's a gun, right? A gun is a gun. I'm going to need a new pair of pants either way, right? Yeah. Yeah. Um or this could have been, I don't know, small arms fire, you know, on a battlefield. I mean, anything, any situation. But if a gun was aimed at you, somebody pulled a gun, or maybe not even aimed at you, but they let you know they had it, you know, even it was a little just like, "Yeah, look at my waistband right here. I can pull this on you." Some guys will do that in a robbery, you know? Yeah. The casual, you know, lift up of the shirt. Exactly. Like, yeah, I got the gun. Don't do anything stupid. Give me the money. Right. But have you ever faced a gun? Very simple question. And if you have, what what were the circumstances? How did the whole thing shake out? 1 800283101.5. Thank God I never had it happen to me because I am the idiot that I'm the small dog that wants to think it's the bigger dog. You know what I mean? Right. Right. I will get the attitude, but I've never tried to take a gun out of somebody's hand. But I'm the idiot small dog that will think I can. Yeah. You're also the one person I would trust to do so. Yeah. Well, but there but there's a lot of luck involved. I don't care. Like, you know, guys, the guys tougher than me, bigger and tougher than me, when there's a gun involved, yeah, the good luck because uh that is the great equalizer, a gun. But I just would be I never want to find out because I'd be so pissed. And that's the problem. It's like instead of being rational, it's like, "Okay, he's got the gun. You're unarmed. All the odds are against you. Just comply." Any law enforcement officer, hell, probably even military, well, I guess it would depend on the circumstances and what's at stake, right? But, you know, law enforcement officers certainly they're going to just tell you, "Don't try to disarm him. Don't try to get in a fight. He's got the gun. You don't have one. Just comply. Stay alive." But I I worry that I wouldn't and that I would do something stupid because of the time that I thought there was a that there was a break-in. Oh, I recall portions of the story, but please tell. I ran full speed downstairs, found the French door wide open, thinking somebody was in the house cuz I heard, you know, noises, and I just went into I'm going to kill them mode. And I grabbed a big old uh knife, a butcher knife out of the block in the kitchen, and I just went break neck speed, room to room, tearing closet doors open, kicking this door open. Like, I didn't even slow down. I was a maniac. I was just like, I see someone, I'm killing them. And that's not But no, but that's not good. That's not good. That's not That's a dumb way to be. But that's what I I fear if someone pulled a gun on me, I would do something so dumb and irrational that I would be like, I can grab his arm. It's like, I'm going to get my head blown off. I can do it. Exactly. That's my point. Right. Like I'd have all the stars would have to align for that to work and I'd probably be the idiot that would get my head blown off. So yeah, I'm glad it never happened to me. But if you ever faced a gun, tell us the story. What went down? How did it happen? I imagine if it happens, you probably don't even get nervous until the whole thing is done. Oh, like adrenaline kicks in, right? Like I feel like it's after the fact. Like often like in a very close call with a possible car accident, you your heart probably doesn't start going until the whole thing is done. Then your body starts to react. That's what I imagine it's probably like. I can believe that, but I've also never been in this situation to know for sure if that's the case. Yeah. Yeah. So you tell us who's had to face a gun. Shocking no one. Kylie has not faced a gun. 1 800283 101.5. It's 418. Here's fast traffic with Dmenky and more on New Jersey 101.5. Yeah. So, we are uh we're just asking this in reaction to this bank robbery in New Jersey where this uh very well-dressed guy, but he also happened to be wearing a ski mask and gloves and sunglasses along with his black suit. Uh he goes into a Chase Bank and he pulls out a gun and he faces down a teller and he got $12,000. Police are looking for him. But have you ever have you ever had somebody pull a gun on you? 1800 283 101.5. Christopher in Somerville, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Clean it up. Hey. Hey, Chris. Hey, Chris. You there? Okay, let's move on. I'm guessing not. He's not ready. Let's talk to Jimmy on Staten Island. You're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey, Jim. Hey. Hey. Hi, Dynamic Doo. I'll be quick. This was 19772 back then, Channel 5 News. It's 10 p.m. You know where your children are? It was a nightly announcement. My my parents always fought, argued. My brother's 18, I'm 16. We went out for a walk 8 9:00 at night. We come in 10 after 10. My old man, where were you out? What were you doing? Nothing. Don't give me that. Boom. Boom. Boom. He goes to crack me. I'm in the living room. And I'm no fighter. You know me. And I blocked it and my hand slipped and touched his mouth. The house goes silent. He disappears. Comes back in 20 seconds with an effing rifle with buck. Yeah. Held against me. Wow. And my mother and brother stopped him. Wow. That was the Okay. Had he ever done anything like that before? Not to me. No. He was a short fuse southerner scotch drinker. So, but he was close to me most of the time. You know, he let me drive the family car around the stock car track alone. I was like 13, 14. So, he was a good guy, you know, sometimes. Yeah. Who who talked him off the Who got him to put it down? Was it your mother? Was it your brother? Both? My mother. My brother and mother both started crying. Dad, dad, stop. Stop. My brother was 18. Everybody working. And we were totally clean. No alcohol. No. I didn't do a thing wrong yet. I was still innocent and clean. Do you think he would have actually done it if they were not there or do you think he was just trying to scare you? I don't know. I broke out hives a day or so later. And then my mother, the next day was a week day of school day. My mother told me he was waiting in the tree next day to jump me from the tree and give me a beaten. And she stopped him from there, too. Goodness. Oh my god. Bro, I'm sorry, man. I don't love the score. Oh man, I'm sorry. And the the great outlook that you seem to have on life despite it. God bless. Wow. Jimmy, that is a I was not ready for that kind of story. But yeah, that's got to hurt though. But uh what's the line from uh Paradise and what a throw. I was ready for that story. And what a story, right? Jimmy, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5, man. Uh Patty in Fairless Hills. Hey, Patty. What's up? Hello. I have a funny story for you guys. First of all, I love you guys. You guys are great. I love listening to you guys. You guys keep me company through my job during the day. Thank you, Patty. Company. My situation is a little bit different. I'm a cons officer, process server, so I serve subpoenas, summones, all kinds of legal documents, every situation you can imagine. The kind people don't want to receive, right? And you've got to hand it to them. Exactly. Exactly. So, I go up and I knock on the door and I'd only been doing it probably about a month and beautiful home, million dollar state. Go knock on the door. guy comes to the door and I said, you know, I have so and so. Are you so and so? Yeah, that's me. He says, but hold on a second. Let me get my glasses. So, I'm like, this guy's not coming back. So, I walk down the sidewalk stand behind his truck. Sure enough, he comes out, he jumps into the truck, and he starts screaming and yelling everything else. Now, I have an Axon body cam, a vest, and a huge badge hanging right on my chest. And I'm like, dude, like, what are you doing? I said, you know, there were divorce papers. And I I walk up to the window and he turns he pulls out a handgun. He's waving at my face. I'm like, "Sir, I'm serving these divorce papers." I said, "Do you understand this is a felony now?" And he continues. He just keeps screaming and yelling. So, I turn around and I toss him. I always wanted to do I toss him. I said, "Yes, served." And I walk away and I turn around. I don't know what possessed me. I turn around. I said, "Gee, I wonder why you're getting divorced. Can you say anger management?" Needless to say, the man lost it. Jumps out. My boss is like, "What? Do you have a death wish?" And I was like, "It just came out. I don't know what right." Because he still got the gun. So he jumps out and what does he do to you if Oh, he was he was just waving. He was just waving around screaming on like a man. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But pointing it like right at me. I mean, and I'm like, you know what? I'm like, you have a blessed day. And I just walked away. And I'm like, and as I'm walking away, I'm like, you know, he can shoot me in the back, but what the hell? You know, if it's my turn to go, it's my turn to go. Patty, you bet. Oh my god. I'm telling you, process servers could write books on the crap that goes on out there. I mean, and I was I guess I was about 18 and I I was working in a Heritage and had someone come in and hold it up and I'm like, "Here you go. Let me bag it up for you. Take it. Have a great day. Do you need anything else?" I was like, "Go." That's good customer service in a robbery. Oh, yeah. I was like, "Here, you need a soda to go with that. Have a great day. Take whatever you want. I'll carry it out to the car for you." Oh, yeah. But this time, I was like, "No." I was just so pissed off. I was like, "Really?" You know, like it's a divorce paper. Really? Yeah, I I bet you I bet you he did not win custody. I'm just thinking. Yeah, real quick. Who's playing Who's playing Patty in the movie? Who's playing Patty? I'm saying Sandra Bulock. Oh my god, that's exactly who I was about to say and I not. We got it, baby. I felt like this was giving Sandra Bulock vibe, right, Patty? When the movie is ultimately made about your life, we get some sort of producer credit. Thank you very much. That's freaking wild that we mindmelded that way. I was absolutely about to say that. It's the badassery. I'm telling you, Pat, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. We're up against Levon's News. All right. Who's had a gun pulled on them in any circumstance? What What happened? 1 800283 101.5 Minsky and more afternoons on New Jersey 101.5. So, we are uh talking about this because of a bank robbery in Bon and uh the guy pulled out a gun. Uh who has had a gun pulled on them? What was the circumstance? What ended up happening? 1800283101.5. Ed in Hamilton, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Thanks for holding Ed. Not a problem. Hey guys, how are you? Good. When you hear this story, you're going to say I did it to Minsky. Uh oh. Oh no. So I was living in South America in Chile in 1970s and it was a military dictatorship. So there were people with guns all over the place and I was told I had to get my visa stamped or something by Interpol. So okay, no big deal. I walk into the Interpole headquarters and I'm walking down this hallway and out of nowhere this guy comes running right at me and I'm thinking to myself, "Wow, something's going on." And he pulls a gun out of his, you know, he had one of those like shoulder holsters thing. Yeah. Pulls a gun out and he's yelling to me to stop and he presses the gun. It's a pistol right up against my nose. Oh my. And I I didn't know what to do. It was like it scared the heck out of me. And what I did do has nothing to do with bravery. It was a pure reaction. Right. I grabbed the gun. This is always what I would be worried about doing. Exactly. Now we're seeing pulling the Daminsky, right? You grabbed the gun and did what? I mean, the gun up, pointing it with both hands towards the ceiling. He starts punching me with his free hand, trying to get the gun back from me. And we're there struggling, fighting. I'm yelling at him. He was smaller than me, younger than me, right? I was 25 at the time. He looked like a teenager. Yeah. And I'm trying to get this gun out of his hand and two other guys come running over. One grabs him, one throat slams me up against the wall and puts my arm behind my back and asks me what I'm doing there. And I told them, they said, "Oh, come on back." Like nothing happened. And it turned out that that kid that pointed the gun at me was the guards. And I walked right past him. I didn't even see him. So I I offended Oh, that's why he ran at you because he didn't see him at Well, yeah, probably because he was so little. You didn't see him. Well, he wasn't that little, but he was smaller than me. I'm not exactly tiny, but Right. Um Oh my god. So, I did not stop shaking for days. Yeah. Like you said before, Mr. Daminsky. You said, you know, I guess you get nervous afterwards. I I Right. I wasn't nervous when I did this. I just reflexively grabbed his gun cuz I didn't want to get shot. Right. Right. And it was when it was all said and done, it two days my hands were shaking and I can tell you that I had to throw those underwear away. And that's where you would be pulling a Kylie between the underwear. And that's a situation where once you grab that gun and he's punching you, you cannot let go because he will now shoot you. And he probably would have gotten away with it because he would have like any court, especially if it were corrupt government, they would have just said, "Well, yeah, because now the guard is fighting for his life in his mind." Oh man, what a hairy situation. Wow. And thank God you're okay. But woo, what a story. And what an overreaction from the guard. And I'm going to say played by Harrison Ford. A younger Harrison Ford. Ed's part. Yes. Yes. Absolutely. Right. I'm casting all of these stories. Ed, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Tom and Kate May, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey, Tom. Hey guys. Yeah, so far. Okay. Make quick. Here we go. It's the 80s. I'm working in a recreation building collecting the money down in that county with my assistant manager. Kid walks in with a bandana around his face with a gun pointing at me. Give me all the money, I'll blow your head off. So, I look at him. I walk over and I grab a baseball bat and I go says, "Get out of here. I'll crack the skull." I run towards he runs out. My assistant says, "Why have you do that, Tom?" I said, "Cuz I noticed the gun he pointed at me. The barrel was dripping. It was a water pistol." Oh, no way. No way. And you and you were sharp enough to stay calm and notice that tiny little detail. I saw I was listening. And also the funny thing was guys, the kid who was doing it, he was a regular customer there. I said when he was and I said, "Get the hell out of here." Um, Joey, because he had these colorful Michael George sneakers. I knew who was Oh, that's wild. Did you call the cops on him or did you just just let it go? No, I I just made sure he told his friends never come back again. But believe me, I'm no I'm no braver, you know, dude. But I mean, if it was a real gun, I'm giving the money up. But I could see in that moment my partner said to me, "Tom, how the hell did you know?" I said, "I could see that the water was dripping off the end of the barrel that it was a water gun." Wow. That's amazing. Yeah. Thank God he was right. Tom. Yeah. Really, Tom? Thanks for calling New Jersey 101.5. Have a good one. We're having people uh call in with stories about a time that they had to face a gun. Uh Don and Howell, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hi. How are you? Okay. All right. So, picture this. Me and my brother are living with my grand in one of my grandmother's homes. She had one next to us. Uh she lived in we lived in the in the uh the house next door. It's got a driveway that goes up the middle. So, my brother just gets on the force and he's working the graveyard shift. So, I get home late one night like one I don't know this is years ago. So, it was a type of house where you, you know, you go up the driveway, you go in the back door, you go up three uh steps, then you open up the door to go into the kitchen. So, when I went up the driveway, my truck backfired and it didn't think nothing of it. I go I go in the house. I have the key in my hand. So, I go up the three steps. I open up the door to go in the kitchen and there's my brother in the living room with his arm. He's behind the wall but his arm's pointing in the kitchen. He says, "Hold it right there." I go, "Lonnie, what are you doing?" He says, "Well, I thought you were a burglar." I go, "What was the key?" And he looked at me and I sat there. He goes, "Well, what was that loud noise?" I said, "Was my truck backfiring?" Yeah, but that Yeah, that can sound like a gun though, man. As you know, but Right. because you knew what it was. You're not really processing what maybe somebody else thought it was. Yeah, that's Yeah. No, I wasn't doing that. But I thought it was funny because he's got a 9 mm pointed to me and I'm holding the key right in my hand and I'm and I'm telling I have a key here. Yeah. Well, gun beats key. Thank goodness it worked out. Don, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Uh, Greg Westfield, hi. How are you? Hey, what's up? Um, love the show. Thank you. Thank you, Greg. Uh, so this happened uh in your hometown Railway and um do you remember uh about 20 years ago the the Clucku chicken place got robbed? Uh no, I know exactly where it is, but 20 years ago I was out in Michigan, so it probably escaped me. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So, uh there I mean obviously there's some dark parts of the story, but there's some funny parts where um these two guys came into the place and uh uh one guy got behind me and you know put a gun to my head, told me told me this a robbery, but the funny part was you know cuz you you know you never think you're going to be in that situation and um I thought it was a joke. I thought it was one of my friends playing a game on me, right? And so I was like I was pushing his hand away, pushing the gun away. I'm like stop playing, stop playing. like Robbie, what's wrong with you? Oh my god. Oh my gosh. When at that point, did it hit you this was real or did it still take another minute? Well, what finally took me as being real is he he finally got tired of me joking around with him and he grabbed my necklace and ripped it off me like the movies. Um I was like, "Oh, wait. This is that's not funny. Oh my god, this a robbery." Oh, wow. And then what? And then what? Uh that's where it got it started getting dark, you know. They they they threw us all in the back, tied us up. Um Oh, that's the scariest. Yeah. Stole my car. Uh and you know, a funny story, funny part was there was this a 13-year-old kid that was a brand new employee. It was his first day ever. Oh, no. Working there. Yeah. So, um he got and he got tied up, too. Yeah. Yeah. I was tied up with him. Oh, and you know what? I that's the nightmare scenario in my opinion is when they say, "All right, get into the back room because then I'm just going to be convinced they're going to try to just kill us execution style." And that's and that's when I'm really going to do something stupid that I shouldn't do cuz I Exactly. Yeah. Exactly what you just said. At that point, I started praying like I was like, "Okay, that's it." like a make it quick, you know, like if that's, you know, there's some dark parts of the story, but there there are some funny parts, you know, but they they did catch those two guys, though. Wow. Okay. Well, that's good. Did Did the 13year-old quit that night or did he come back to work? Uh, from what I understand, he actually had like he was really messed up from it. Um, I think, you know, yeah. Um, that was it for him. Uh, but yeah, he he was psychologically really scarred from it. Well, yeah. 13, right? At 13, man. And that's probably his first job. First job. That's horrible. First job, first day ever, right? Wow. Okay. No. Well, no one has to top that. I mean, on one hand, it's only going to get better, kid. On the other hand, on the other hand, that's going to leave a scar. Greg, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. What a story. All right, so uh we'll take some more of your stories if you ever had a gun pulled on you. Also, we've got news coming up at the top of the hour. And then, I don't know if anybody's caught this news, but of all the founding food stories, this is a really weird one. Somebody found dentures in their sandwich. Yuck. Finding someone else's teeth in your food. We'll talk about that coming up. 1800 283 101.5. Right now, it's 449. Here's Fast Track New Jersey 101.5. Uh, if you think you ever saw anything uh kind of uh disgusting in your food, wait till you hear the Jersey story that we've got for you. That'll be Hold on to your butts. Yeah, that'll be Thank you, Samuel L. That'll be coming up after uh Levon's news in uh his news is in about four minutes. All right. So, did you ever have a gun pulled on you? We've been getting some wild stories. is 1 800283101.5. Bob, on the turnpike, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey guys, can you hear me? Okay. Hi Bob, you're good. Yeah, so far so good. Excellent. So, this one is not nearly as dramatic as some of your other callers. That's fine. Spring break, Fort Lauderdale. You know, we got like 12 guys packed in their twoerson room. I say, "Forget this. We're on the first floor. I'm sleeping out on the balcony." You know, we were all several beverages deep. Get up in the middle of the night, trip over something, go to get in, the slider's locked. I thought my buddies were messing with me. I'm pounding on the slider. I tripped and I ended up on the next room over and was pounded on the wrong door. Some old couple scared the heck out of them. Old man opens the slider, points the gun right in my face, and says, "What are you doing? We don't have any cash. Don't try to rob me." Wow. So, I open up real quick, you know, hands go up and you know the hey, don't shoot position. Then the cops come busting through the door, dragged me out of the room, put me up against the wall, and of course the room next to us that I was actually staying in, my roommates heard the commotion. They open the door, the cops like, "Do you know this guy?" And they're like, "Yeah, he's with us." Um, but yeah, I saw me up real quick when suddenly you got it all open and it got in your face. This feels like a deleted scene from The Hangover. Seriously, it's right. Wow. Okay. Wait, for the rest of the uh however long you were there for spring break, did you ever see the couple again? No. The hotel moved them to a different floor or maybe even a different hotel. I called the front desk like, "Can I send flowers? Can I send chocolates?" They go, "No, they want nothing to do with you." I said, "Yeah, because imagine if they hadn't moved them and then like a day later he's got to ride the elevator with that guy." How awkward. They said lose our number. Bob, what a what an evening. Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Uh Sean in Bridgewater. Hi. How are you? Good afternoon. Hey Sean, how you doing? When I used to run a junkyard up in Warren, I wouldn't give a customer his money back. And he went to his car, came back with a gun, and he pointed at my dog. He said, "If you don't give me my money back, I'm going to going to shoot your dog." And I'm like, "Well, I don't care. I don't like that dog anyway. So, he ended up leaving. So, I called the cops. They got him down the street and I had to go out to the police station and this and identify him and blah blah blah. Were you bluffing in how you felt about the dog? No. That dog cost me over $1,000 in from getting loose all the time. But at any moment, as you're about to say, I don't care. I don't even like that dog. Did it occur to you that maybe he would just aim the gun at you or did you never get the feeling that he would do it? No, I never felt threatened. Three times I got guns pulled. I really never really felt there's a gun in his hand and he's angry. How are you? Three times a gun has been pulled. But how are you never feeling threatened? I don't understand. I mean, I felt threatened but not fear. Like I'm like, you know, like I didn't for some reason I didn't feel like I wasn't cowardly. You just feel like well, you know, and I will agree with you this. I think most times somebody pulls a gun, they probably will not use it, but no cop wants anybody to feel that way. They want you to just comply. But yeah, I would feel Yeah, they're probably never going to really pull the trigger. I would feel the feeler the feel the fear, she said through and through. Sean, thank you for calling New Jersey a 1.5. All right, coming up, I'll tell you what was found in a Jersey Mike sandwich. Not Jersey Mike's fault at all. It turns out it was a delivery driver. We'll explain. New Jersey 101 a 1.5 online casino and sports book app. Chime time is 510 on this Monday evening. We're Dinsky and more. I'm Kylie Moore. I'm Jeff Daminsky. Now, um I am going to give the name of this place only because this story has been vetted. It's being reported in multiple media sources. There's already a lawsuit. However, that's it. That said, if you have a story of your own about some kind of horror show, something that you found in your food, please do not give the name of whether it was a restaurant uh or whether it was, you know, a brand of something that was storebought. Leave the names out of it. And don't be cheeky, as I always say, right? Don't don't try to hint at it. Burger Royalty, Golden Arches, right? Oh, those red braids or pigtails, whatever they are, we got it right. Just don't. Right. Don't do it. Don't do it. It'll be dumped. So, this story is everywhere. There is a lawsuit over this. This guy in New Jersey finds dentures in his Jersey Mike's cheese steak. Now, this was not Jersey Mike's fault. Okay. According to well this is on many sources but I'm looking at uh something from a New York Post. According to this this guy orders uh through GrubHub, right? Mhm. And it's a woman whose job it is to go to the Jersey Mike, pick up the sub, deliver it to him. Very simple task, right? He's opening it up and he ends up finding that inside embedded in his sandwich is somebody's uh dentures. He right he quickly quote discovered foreign objects specifically dentures embedded within the sandwich end of quote according to the lawsuit filing. So, there's this big to-do. Everybody is being interrogated. And uh according to the story that I'm seeing, the woman who was the delivery driver said that she had been getting a lot of complaints about orders being wrong. This wrong? No. No. It turns out they were her dentures. Oh, but here's what they say happens. Now, there's still part of this. I don't know how it could be. But she's claiming after like coming up with one story and another, she finally, according to the news report, she finally confesses, okay, here's what happened. She was eating her own sandwich of some of of some sort while delivering other people's food. All right, so she's eating. She's eating. At one point, this one guy in question, his order, she opens it up to make sure that it was right because she says she was getting a series of improperly made sandwiches or bad orders or whatever. I don't know if she means from a number of places or from that, whatever. I don't know. She claims that's why she had opened this up. Then I'm assuming, it doesn't specifically say it, but she says it was a mixup that her dentures ended up in his sandwich. I could only assume she accidentally picked up his sandwich, thinking it was her sandwich to bite into it. Dentures come out into his sandwich. Could you not realize that your dentures popped out? I don't know. I've never had dentures. I don't know. Yeah. All I have to go off of is retainers and I I would certainly notice those. You would think, right? But yet they somehow end up in his. That's the only way I could see it happening because otherwise even your own sandwich, you wouldn't want to just You wouldn't pop them out and stick them in your sandwich for safekeeping. I would have to think she accidentally bit into this customer sandwich. Doesn't realize in her panic that her dentures come out. quickly rewraps it because that was the mystery thing. His looked all taped shut, but that's cuz she taped it shut. Apparently, not realizing her dentures were in there. She delivers the food. He starts eating it. He finds out there's somebody's dentures embedded in a sandwich. Calls are made. Now there's a lawsuit filed. How weird is that story? I remember when Lenny Dystra lost his dentures at a sub shop and they ended up throwing them out and he spent like the entire day rooting around a dumpster looking for his dentures. I remember that story. Was that like 10 years ago or something? Something like that. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I remember that. Yeah. Yep. Yep. But yeah, this one is weird. Now again, if you have a Oh, well, first of all, yes, I would have complained But I think I probably would have eaten the other half. You knew exactly what I was going to ask you. I probably would have eaten the other half because you know how they're almost always cut in half. Yeah, that's I think I would have had the other half. I might have had the other half. Oh, really? You're joining me in this specifically for this instance where I know it was nothing that was crawling around. Right. Um you can see, you know, if there are bite marks or anything, right? Exactly. And if it was not bitten into, I think I would have kept eating. And also, I love a Jersey Mike's turkey sub, right? They're so good. So, exactly. Like, you're going to let that go. This is not an ad, as you can tell from what we're talking about, right? Yeah. Of course. No, just, you know, if that if that half wasn't tampered with, I may have even eaten up until the point where it was tampered with. That's where you speak for yourself. All right. But but uh important to say again though, if you have a story, you want to share it with us, please do so cuz this is one of the weirdest, funniest found in food stories I've heard. But if you have one of your own, call it in. Just don't even hint about the names of places, but you could tell us like it was an Italian restaurant. I found this and whatever. 1 800283101.5. Bill in Rayville, you're on New Jersey 101.5. Hey Bill, what's up? Boy, I al don't want to tell my story anymore because I want to comment on your commentary. Well, how about you just give us your story thing? Your your your Lenny Dyer thing? Wasn't it an offduty clown or something that helped him find his entrance? Oh, it was it was uh I think it was a semi-pro wrestler who went under a clown name or something. I think that's what it was. I think I don't know. It was something weird like that. Yeah, I'll take your word for it, guys. So, Bill, what have you found? So, it was actually my stepson. We were get I was down visiting him in Florida. We were getting ready to go fishing. I said, "Hey, let's go to that little restaurant down the street and uh get breakfast before we go." Oh, we go down there. He orders his breakfast burrito. We're having our coffee and he takes his second bite of his breakfast burrito. You know, it it's not a brillow pad. It's like the silver spiral metal scouring pad. Yes. Okay. He takes a bite this and he immediately spits it out and he starts picking out his mouth. I said, "What? What are you doing?" Mhm. And I said, he goes, "Look, look, look." He opens his mouth. It was embedded between his teeth. Oh. Oh. Oh. A a piece of the wiring. A piece of the metal. Yeah. It's not really white. You know what chain mail looks like? Mhm. Like a nightwear. It kind of looks like that, but it's a pad. Yeah. But anyway, so the owner of the place comes over and you know, we I said, you know, this really isn't right. Blah blah blah. He goes, "Well, I'll get you another breakfast burrito." And Cody looks at me and he goes, "You'll be lucky if you ever see me again." Yeah. They didn't comp your meal. Nope. And well, he was going to give us another one. Yeah, but you still had to pay for it, right? Uh well, I had to pay for my breakfast and uh Cody wouldn't eat anymore, so we walked out. But in the long run, we had to go to a emergency dentist to get this stuff taken out of his teeth. Oh, did you make them pay for Did he make them pay for that at least or No, he brought the bill back and reluctantly they paid the bill. Okay. Well, that at least is good. Yeah. Yeah, that at least is good. There's some comeuppance there, right? Bill, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5 and our best to Cody. All right, so uh after a pair of dentures mysteriously finds its way into a man's delivered sandwich in his home, we want to know what is the weirdest thing that you ever found in your food. Weirdest, most disgusting, most damaging, however you want to put it. 1 800 283101.5 519. Here's fast traffic. act to Dominsky and more. Afternoons on New Jersey 101.5. Real talk, real opinions, and yeah, we want yours, too. Jump in on the app chat or give us a call 1 8002831015. We are 4 minutes away from Leon Putney's news. It is Jeff Damky and Kylie Moore hanging out with you wondering about your foundin food stories. Once again, we ask you no names of brands or restaurants. All we need is what you found, how grossed out you are, or were, and did you be honest, did you eat the rest of it, or did you did you eat around it like I would cuz I'm a pig or were you like me where you're like, I'm a baby and then throw it out? 1800283101.5. Would you believe uh I'll read some of these later on, but uh would you believe Buzzfeed a few years ago they had a story called I just love the headline. 16 unexpected discoveries people found in their food that even an archaeologist would be jealous of an archaeologist. It feels like they threw darts at a board and they were like and the rest of the headline will be right. It was like mad libs. All right, let's talk to John in Maple Shade. Hey John. Oh my gosh, you're bringing back some bad memories, guys. That's what we do. Sorry. I'm so skilled at that. Oh my gosh. Well, back in ' 88, me and a couple guys went to a restaurant. Um, I ordered up a bowl of snapper soup. Uhhuh. Got to the end of it, last scoop, pulled up a retainer. No, another retainer. Bottom of the bowl. It was a retainer. It was wires and everything, the bridge and all. I was done. The guys thought it was the funniest thing. Wait, what guy? That was it. Oh, the guys. The guys in the shop. Oh, the guys. Plural. Oh, okay. Yeah, there was about 10 of us. So, I was uh very much humiliated at Well, yeah, because it wasn't them. I mean, I got to be honest with you, if you if it had been one of them and you watched this, don't you think you probably would have been laughing, too, even though you would feel bad about it? Well, yeah, I would definitely been laughing. What? But yeah, here's something that was in well in snapper soup. Well, that's the thing. It's like you had all of it until it got to the very bottom and then you found it. So that was like had you only had one spoonful before finding it? Still. Nope. Oh. Was there a woman who was missing a few teeth a few tables over who was waving at you like, "Hey." Oh my gosh. I don't know. Did you ever get to the bottom of it? I'm sure you I'm sure you reported it. in my mind. You reported it to the restaurant, right? So, did they find Oh, yeah. They they they just I don't even remember to tell you the honest truth. It's just the fact that that happened and that's about the most I remember. Yeah. Yeah. I also would probably black out the rest of that uh that meal. Yeah. But to think that it was something in somebody else's mouth making contact. No, we got No, we got we got it. We got it. We got it. Oh, that's so gross. Right. because all their spit and DNA, you know, Jeff, we got it. It was all over that. Oh, and it and it was soup, so it was like, you know, soaking in it. Right. Right. Right. Okay. Well, John, you and I are both going to sleep easy tonight. Thank you for calling New Jersey a 1.5. Like his bowl of soup was like the glass you would dunk the retainer in and leave in to clean it. Yeah. I'm sorry. Do you want to do the rest of the show on your own? Except it was soup. Okay. Not cleaner. Right. Jennifer and Brick, you're on New Jersey one of 1.5. Yes. Hi. We were at a restaurant and I got soup and I wasn't even halfway through it. And what did I find? A half a toothpick. Half a toothpick is omin. Was there anything on the toothpick? I hesitate to ask. Probably the soup would have cleaned it off. No. But yeah, but you but you're suspicious because it was half a toothpick that it had been between somebody's teeth. If it was a hearty chunk, there still could have been something on there. It was kind of chunky soup. But the ironic part of it was I got a snapple earlier that day. And remember how they always had the Snapple facts on the cap? Yeah. My snapple fact was 2,000 people die a year of toothpick accidents. No. Oh my god. Oh, this was an inside job. This was targeted. This was I the most Oh god. There was some man like holding a a box of toothpicks, twirling his mustache in the corner, right? Seriously, that was meant somehow. That is too well played. My goodness. Wow. So, okay. Did you Did you say something to the restaurant real quick because we're up against the news? Oh, yes. Oh, yes. I certainly did. And they didn't charge us for the soup. Uh they charged us for the other food. Oh, they shouldn't have. They should charge you for nothing if that happens. And actually, uh 60 cents for half a toothpick. Dessert they offered. That's That's awful. No, I was going to say that they charge you 60 cents for half a toothpick. That is disgusting. Jennifer, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Uh sear clear of soup in the near future. If they charge you for the toothpick, that's like, was it a china years ago? If they had to execute you, they would charge your like widow for the bullet that it took to kill you, I think. Or was that just myth? I don't know. Probably, but I'm not assigning my name to that. I don't know. All right. So, we're talking about found and food stories. What happened with you? 1800283 101. Back on New Jersey 101.5 with Dominsky and more. Something that started as a normal conversation is now completely out of control. You're going to want to hear this. Well, yeah, cuz I feel like if you have a If you have a a a retainer or something or your dentures in your sandwich and you bite into it, I think that's just God's word saying this was meant to be in your mouth, right? Yeah. I don't know what I And other people are like, "Oh, that's gross." Right. I don't know what this lawsuit is about. I mean, my god, other people's dentures in my food. I mean, you still got the food. Now you have something you can put on eBay, sell, and then free food. How expensive can dental work be? You got free dentures, baby. No. Don't look a gift horse in the Oh, no. Oh. Ooh. Ouch. That's awkward. No, we know it's gross. We know it's weird. But yeah, it made the news. And so we're just doing a quick round of uh founding food stories. What do you have? 1 800 283 101.5. Kate on Route 130. You're on New Jersey 101.5. Hi. Um, I heard that man call in and say what his son found in his breakfast burrito. Well, what it's a metal thing that um you scrub the pots with and it's sharp and I had some of it one in my French onion soup one time. No, luckily it didn't get stuck in my teeth or anything or cut my mouth like but yeah, it was in my French onion soup. Okay. So, French onion soup. That's a That's a dark soup, so you can't necessarily see what you're picking up. How did you find it? Did you bite into it? Bread and the cheese. I picked it up. I don't remember if I put it in my mouth or not or if I happened to see it cuz it was like a big piece. Um, but yeah, I was like when I heard it, I'm like, "Oh my god, that's what was in my soup." And I can picture it better the way you described it because you used the word sharp. So, it's almost like a spiral, I think. And it's got the Yeah. Yeah. It's like round. Yeah. I'm picturing it better now. But it's really sharp that could do a number on pots with it. Yeah. It could cut. It could Yeah. do some damage. Now, were you really grossed out or just figured, eh, the soup was fine? No, I mean, I was eating it and I just called the waitress over and didn't eat the rest of it. I mean, I didn't go crazy or anything. You know, part of me would be like, "Is the cheese okay? Can I eat the cheese?" That's what people love with French onion soup. Yeah. If you're going to give me a French onion soup, I want that melted cheese. Right. Exactly. Kate, now I'm hungry. Thank the the one call this hour, by the way, that will make me hungry. Talk to me about French onion soup. Kate, thank you for calling. New Jersey 101.5 in Cherry Hill. Brian has something. Hey, Brian. Hey. How are we doing today? Hey, Brian. Good. So, I actually found a box of macaroni at the back of my closet, my cabinet. Went to cook it, boiled the pasta, mixed it with some Alfredo sauce, and as I was about halfway through eating it, I noticed that there were all these black specks. And I'm wondering if it was like, you know, like peppered Alfredo pasta. And as I look closer, there were these like little dead beetles, like bugs. And apparently, if you let your pasta sit out too long, these like rice beetles can propagate in your pasta. Uh, and it was like an old box of pasta. And I started to get really sick realizing I was Yeah, you ate half of it. You said you were halfway through, right? Oh, I I was halfway through. I was really hungry. And I'm And then I took one piece out and looked at it and it was called a rice weevil. They're like these little bugs that can uh they can grow inside your rice or your pasta if it's like old in your cabinet. So you couldn't really even complain to anybody because this was like you said it was like an old box way in the back. You probably shouldn't have even have tried to make it. So you couldn't even really complain, could you? Don't victim blame. I couldn't complain. No, I was the only one to blame. It wasn't in a restaurant. It was He knows he's he's he's manning up. He's admitting it. Okay. Okay. Yeah. It was my own. But it's it's turned me off from elbow macaroni and Alfredo ever since then. So, And how how long ago was this? Uh about four years ago. Four years. You're still off of them? Wow. Yeah. Do you think you'll ever be able to eat them again? Either one of them. I mean, I I've had pasta. I I'll draw the line at spaghetti, but elbow macaroni is a big no no for me from here on out. Yeah. I'm I'm wondering cuz I I love a mac and cheese. I love a pasta, Jeff. You know that about me. But I wonder how much that would affect me because, you know, I hit a bug. I feel like we could get you past this somehow. Me or Brian? No, Brian. Okay. Anything? I don't know. Oh, I feel like this is something you enjoyed and if you look at it the right way, you could cleanse your mind of this horror. You know what? It probably added some extra protein to the dish. So, that's Well, there you go. See? See? You're looking for the silver lining already. Yeah. Glass half full type stuff. You didn't get Yeah. It didn't kill you. That's one of the closest I've ever come to cursing on air. Whatever they Whatever you eat that doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. Put it that way. Yeah. We'll go with that. Brian, hopefully that uh hopefully that's in your journey soon. Thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. All right, we're uh we're taking people's found and food stories and especially the part where like, okay, you find it maybe it's horrible or dangerous. What did you do next? Did you complain? Did you eat around it? Were you ever able to eat that dish again? Right. Right. Like Brian was just saying where it's been four years. Right. He can't go back. 1 800283101.5 Sue in Washington. Hi, you're on New Jersey 101.5. What What did you eat? Well, it wasn't me. Actually, my daughter was about four or five and to this day, she still talks about it. She's 29. I had bought a a container of vanilla ice cream at the grocery store and I spooned um some out in a cup for her and she was eating it and she said, "Mommy, there's something something in my mouth." And she spit it out and I rinsed it off and it was a fingernail. Oh, like someone had bit their nail and it went into the manufacturing while they were working or whatever. So, like a letter. Well, hold on. Like like just like So, we need some details first. Just like a like a clip of a fingernail or the whole fingernail like they like they ripped off the end like they bit their whole nail off like the edge and went, you know, you people do that. Right. Right. eight. And it went into the the ice cream. And so this was pre- internet. She's, like I said, she was little and she's 29 now. So I wrote the company a letter and all they did was send me a calendar. Every year for like 10 or 15 years, I would get this calendar in December from the manufacturer of this ice cream. What good does that do a customer? Not even free ice cream, right? A calendar, right? You wouldn't have wanted that even if this hadn't happened. Okay. Yeah. By the way, don't remind me of how terrible they are. So, doing doing the math, this would have been an early to mid 2000s. By then, we're getting like Palm Pilots or by the end of the early 20s like smartphones. I don't need a calendar. Exactly. Don't give my daughter a nail. Oh, that is disgusting. I'm sorry. Peter Brady there. Disgusting. That's pretty gross. Suit, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. Uh Ralph on LBI. Hi. Hey. Hi guys. How you doing today? Good. Grossed out. So grossed out. So about 20 years ago, we were sitting with another couple at a raw bar and we had a pot of muscles and you know how sometimes muscles don't open up all the way when they're cooked, when they're steamed. So, we had one in the pot and it looked kind of strange, but when we went to scoop it out and and and try eating it, it turned out to be like a black stone. Oh. So, it blended right in with the muscles and we're thinking, how did a stone get in with a pot of muscles, you know, like a dish of muscles. Mhm. So, we pointed it out to the to the the bartender or, you know, and he came over and he looked at it and he apologized and he took the stone. He went back into the kitchen and he came back out on a plate and on a plate there was one muscle. I don't get it. What do you mean? So the rest of them had he he he he made up for it by bringing us one muscle. Oh, I understand. I'm so That was their What? How that's how they made up for it? How cheap could they be? Yeah, Ralph, I'm sorry. We were so baffled that that was the solution that both of us like went entirely blind. Right. It's so unthinkable that that would be the solution that I thought there was something I wasn't getting. But that that was actually how they tried to make up for it. That's insane. Well, that that's kind of the way we reacted, too. Right. Right. Right. It's like, oh, here as a solution, would you like a firm handshake? It's like, no, that does nothing for me. That is Wow. That's beyond cheap. That is beyond cheap. Wow. Oh my god. I'm sorry that happened to you guys. I'm going to I have to think about that one. Ralph, thank you for calling New Jersey 101.5. We're talking about your founding food stories if there are any more. 1 800283101.5 549. Here's Fast Traffic. It is 556 with Jeff Minsky and Kylie Moore. We have Leon Putney's news coming up in 4 minutes. And then a Jersey thing with Eric Scott. We want to know. Oh no. What? Jeff, I'm realizing what I'm just realizing now that we were doing this coming up to dinner time cuz we weren't planning on doing this originally. We were going to do something else. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This was sort of like we called an audible because we saw this news story about the dentures in the sub and the sub sandwich. So, apologies, but yeah, we're doing this during dinner time. What are your founding food stories? Again, please know names of brands or restaurants. 1 800 283101.5. How about Steve in East Windsor? Hey, Steve. What's going on? Hi. How are you? Hey. Okay. So, my wife and I were in a restaurant. Um, we were actually using gift certificate from a previous incident at that restaurant. Um, so Oh, no. I'm sorry, but there's So, something bad happened before. You get these gift certificates. You give them another chance. And then when you do, you find something in your food. I'm sorry. Just as Just as the wait just as the waitress is coming around to say, "How is everything?" My wife had a las piece of lasagna and she pulled a probably 2 in by 2 in piece of tin foil out of her mouth. The waitress see the waitress sees it. She goes, "I'll go get I'll go get my manager." Like she like she didn't even wait to be asked. Like she knew. Wait, wait, guys. Can't Can't foil like really really hurt your teeth if you have certain fillings? I don't know. Is that an urban legend? I I don't know if it hurt. I know it can feel weird to bite down on tinfoil, but I don't know if they're gonna hurt you. I think swallowing it wouldn't be good. So then, as a result, we we didn't go back there for like two years. Um the very next time we go back there, she's eating a pasta bowl and in the pasta bowl is steel wool. Kind of like the previous caller probably from cleaning the pots had a piece of steel wool in her pasta. No way. I'm literally holding my jaw just hearing your story, Steve. Okay, I'm sorry. I'm putting my hands down. Okay. So, what did she do? Yeah. What happens with the steel wool incident? So, same same thing. We complain like luckily that one didn't go in her mouth. I think she was just stirring up the bowl. But same thing, you know, we got the uh got the waitress who sent out the manager and they yeah you know they they didn't charge us and so needless to say that was our last experience at that restaurant which is now out of business. Okay. I have to ask you again without giving the name of the place even though it's out of business but the very that first time what happened that you got the gift cards that brought you to the second time with it. What went wrong? It wasn't finding something in the food the first time. No. So So what happened was the the bus people had cleared a table and a and a glass fell off the tray. The glass landed on the ground right next to me. Glass landed in my lap. Landed on my on our table. Oh my god. And then meanwhile, they never cleaned up the glass. So people walking through the restaurant are kicking it, stepping on it. What? Nobody ever Nobody ever asked, "La, are you okay?" Oh my god. And you were literally I mean, at least somewhat literally covered in some shards of broken glass. Stepping on it. How much was the gift certificate that they gave you? How much did it cover? Uh um so it was like multiple I think it was like it was like four different entre and like a couple advertisers like coupons for like one entree you know so but he gave me like they sent us like four for a bunch of entre right because it was like through their through their corporate and like somebody from their like somebody from their health and safety office. So what boy you gave them every chance you could. I will tell you that. All right. Hey Steve we appreciate your call. Mike you were a good Mike. Steve you were a good sport. I'm looking at Mike. Oh, in the producer room. 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